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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-03-26

endanger the organization to make
Levin safe for the machine and the
machine safe for Levin.
Naturally as was to be expected, Hill
man was successful In making the
Job" and now you say that you have
the Chicago union in your pocket.
But there is one thing we would
like to know Mr.. Levin. Altho you
have the Amalgamated in your pocket
and the bosses have you in their
pocket, the future history of our or
ganization is not written yet. The
day is coming, Mr.. Levin, when the
broad masses, those who /bled and
suffered and are still suffering today,
will wrest the control out OF your
hands and the union will function to
defend the interests of the working
masses in the shops.
That day is nearly here.
Sam LiptzIn.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-03-26
Egypt's Parliament
Disbanded When Pro-
British Are Beaten

s CAIRO, Egypt. March "a The
Egyptian parliament was dissolved a
few hours after 1T had convened, by
the pro-British premier, ziwar Pasha,
when it was found that former premier
Zagloul Pasha, who is opposed to Brit
ish domination of the people of In
dia. controlled the parliament.
Zagloul was elected president of
the parliament, and two members of
his party we're elected vice president,
following the opening OF parliament
at ten o'clock. 4 None OF the minis
tiers OF PremierSziwar's cabinet was
present.
zwar then entered. and ordered the
parliament broken up and new cleo
lions held May 1913. The new parlia-
ment will be opened June 1.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-03-26
State Rushes Thru
Official Whitewash
of w. Va. Mine Blast

BARRACKsvIELE. w. Va. March
24.--With the recovery of all sS
bodies OF the men caught in the mine
Of the Bethlehem mines corporation
here in an explosion week ago to-
night, the state investigation OF the
blast swung into swift action today.
The investigating committee will ex.
plore the mines workings with the
expectation Of completing the investi
cation by Thursday.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-03-26
Probe Judqe's Graft

ST. LOUIS, March 24.-The federal
investigation of the bankruptcy frauds
alleged to have been practiced by fe-
deral Judge George English in the
Eastern Illinois district will begin to.
morrow.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-03-26
RUSSIAN AMBASSADOR
MAKES MAIN SPEECH At
sun MEET IN BERLIN

BERLIN, Germany, March 24.--At a
celebration organized by Chinese resi-
dents Of Berlin, members OF the Kuom.
ingtang, Of which the late Sun Yat Sen
was the leader, the Soviet ambassador
to Berlin. Kreshtinsky and two other
Communists made the principal
speeches. t1N
The speakers denounced interven
ton Of foreign capitalists in China.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-03-26
SINCLAIR OIL LOSES
SAGHALIN FIELDS FOR
BREAKING CONTRACTS

MOSCOW, March 24.-The Soviet
court annuIIed today the oil eonees-
sion on the island Of saehalln. of
the east coast Of Asia, granted 70
the Sinclair oil interests Of the
United States.
The court ordered that the money
paid as a deposit should be returned
TO Sinclair interests. t
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-03-26
Storm Death Toll Mounts

WEST FRANKFORT, ILL.,. March
24.-With the death of Jefferson Da-
Wis today Franklin country's death toll
mounted to 176, with 1873 dead i'm w.
Frankfort.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-03-26
PENN07 Coal STRIKE SPREADS
Coolidge Appoints
Commissioners Twice
Refused by Senate

WASHINGTON, March 24.-Presi-
dent Coolidge will offer a recess APP
pointment to Thomas F. Woodlock,
New York financial writer, as mem
Der of the interstate commerce COM
mission, it was announced at the
White House today
The senate twice xefused to confirm
Woodlock.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-03-26
NEGRO MINERS Join FIGHT IN
COKE REGION OF PENNSYL vANIA,
revolt GROWING AGAINST CUT
tspeeIal e Lac paIIy Workerl

UNoNToWN Pa March PA strike against
G. Co. has closed
Aho there organization
Of 1922. They we'll steeled in the struggle.
Negroes Now Fighting Alongside
At that time the able
the strike
tell
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-03-26
CHICHERIN EXPOSES CONNECTION
OF GEORGIAN MENSHEVIKS WITH
FRENCH IMPERIALIST GOVERNMENT
Especial to The DAILY Worker)

TFLIS. Chicherin
third Socialist
Republics touched
in and the
pro-
British left
British policy changed Georgia
permanent navy
which should British
Continued
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-03-26
AS WE SEE II
BY 7. J. o,FLAHERTY

THE Milwaukee Leader essays the
! task of explaining the late Sun
Vat Sen to its readers. The perpetra-
tor of the atrocity on the dead rebel,
tells us that Sun had little use for
Bolshevism and chopped that some.
how the big financiers would realize
as he did, that China would become
an easy prey to Russian Bolshevist
propaganda and intrigue, unless the
statesmen of Europe and America
backed Chinese democracy" This is
foul SANDER of the greatest rebel
leader in the history of China.
A FTER indulging in predictions that
4 a China will not have a socialist
government for several generations,
the fossil responsible for the idiotic
editorial takes another whang at Sun
Vat SEN THAT Sun Vat Sen, dis
appointed in his hopes of Wall Street
help, finally accepted help from Mos
COW, is the natural jump of utopian
llluu liOAl OuC CAbicluC W cbhOtAlSAs
J,dt yet his approach to Moscow was
the most realistic. bit of statesman
ship that Sun ever attempted Rath-
sr realistic for utopian dreamer!
[HHAT Sun should have done, sug-
W gests the Leader, is to cooperate
with capitalism in building up Chin
csc industries so that the foundation
would be laid for socialism. Chin
csc nationalism, led by henchmen of
foreign and native capitalism, must
be the pace maker of Chinese democ-
racy. Any Chinese republic that is
now possible must be a capitalistic
republic. In it Sun Vat Sens move
ment has a mission, the same mission
that the socialist party has in all
other nations. But before real so
cialist party develops in China, there
must be a strongly developed CAPT
talist industry and a strong modern
labor union movement. Several gen
erations must pass, before such things
can become realities,' This is the
socialist dope.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-03-26

Talk it up-your shopmate will
subscribe! IA
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-03-26
PENNSY COAL MINERS
WELCOME FRATERNAL
SPIRIT OF MILITANTS

PITTSBURGH, Pa, March pa
The miners are welcoming the fra
ternal spirit shown by the radical
workers of Pittsburgh and vicinity,
the Pittsburgh Labor Defense coun-
Gil and the Free Speech Council
of Western Pennsylvania having
gone on record to do anything in
their power to help the miners who
are deserted by the u. vi. w. Of A.
officials and attacked by the opera
tors.
At the recent meeting of these or
ganizatlons, the following resolution
was adopted:
Resolution.
Whereas, five thousand miners
who were working upon the premis-
es of the Hillman and Reiney coal
companies in Fayette county, have
struck work in protest Of a wage
cut and eviction notices being serv-
ed upon them by these companies
to leave their homes within 10 days,
and
Whereas, during the strike in 1922
six thousand miners families were
evicted by the coal companies from
their homes in brutal and illegal
manner, therefore, be It
Resolved, that the Labor De-
Tense and Free Speech Council of
Western Pennsylvania 90 on record
to do everything in our power to
prevent any arbitrary acts by the
officials Of Fayette county and to
see that the right of assembIage
and free speech prevails"
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-03-26

Get a sub-make another Com
munist s 4irl~
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-03-26

TT is doubtful if the most effective
i Communist writer, could more
clearly explain the philosophy of the
present day socialists or pen more
damning indictment of their surren-
der to the big capitalists, than the
Milwaukee Leader editorial writer
has DONE In plain language, it means
that the workers must cooperate with
the capitalists in exploiting the indus
trially undeveloped sections of the
world. The Chinese must become the
willing agents of foreign capitalists
who are bent on coming profits out
Of the bodies of the Chinese workers.
BECAUSE China is industrially un-
II developed, the thing to do is to
give Wall Street a free hand in ex-
plotting the coal, oil and other min
eral deposits. The mission of the So
cialists is to hurry Industrial evolu-
ton along. That is the excuse for
supporting the Dawes plan in Ger
many. During the. war. pro-German
socialists held that if Germany won
the war, the kaiser would force So
cialism on the world at the point of
the sword. This argument was as
ridiculous as the headline that APP
peared in Duluth, radical publica-
ton, in 1918, which predicted the sue
cess of the German social revolution
because Hindenburg threw in his lot
with the rebels.
THE yellows of the socialist party
4 and of the socialist labor party
gnash their teeth in rage because the
Russian revolution succeeded despite
their choicest MARKHAM predictions.
Even the fink Abramovich holds that
he is a better Marxist than Lenin. He
is the kind OF Marxist that is well
come in the front rooms of the big
masters OF industry. According to
this gang of coyotes. the class strug-
gle must be chloroformed and the
workers must enter into united
front with the capitalists. And Of
course, socialism is several genera
lions away! II the workers insist on
hghting the bosses the socialist
Marxists" will find II necessary to
line up with the bosses in defense of
Marxism. This is their philosophical
excuse for treachery.
A S James Duncan, former secretary
a OF the Seattle Central Labor
Council. said at a recent meeting of
that body during discussion on the
right of Communists to seats in the
council, the Communist Party Is
bound to supplant the moribund So
cialist party. The reason is not far
to seek. The Workers (Communist)
Party is the leading foe OF the capt
talists. The socialists have made
peace with the bosses.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-22
KNOWLEDGE COMPETITION

Following will be found a
humber of brief paragraphs
bringing out few of the dis
tinetive features or character
sites of the city's institution.
There is a query or two in each
paragraph. To the person who
First answers them nearest cor
tectly in detail viii be given
fhoice of the prizes noted above.
The next nearest correct ans
sver viii be given next choice
and So on to the last.
T. - ? addresses. the street
nu lould be given when
lvailable-wIen it is on the
loor or in the directory. All
answers must be neat and legi-
PIE. There is clue in each
pne by which the identity may
pc confirmed.
Any of the parties sketehed
here are privileged to answer
my question You may ask, ex-
;ept to tell you they are it. Use
he telephone any time you wish,
Ring up and ask questions.
Answers may be sent by mail
" sbrought to this office any
lime before Tuesday evening.
Next Thursday, the sequel
feature will be published. And
It this time prize winners will
pc, announced and they are then
untitled to call and get their
DrKes.
The competition Is open to
everyone except the employees
IF this paper and their -ela-
ivsss.
Address.
PAUL PRY.
Care Y prrr-
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-22
New Books For
County Library

Much new fiction was received
Mt the county library this morning
for distribution to the branches Of
the library which are maintained
in various parts Of the county.
MANY requests for new fiction
have been received at the library
in the past few months and the
new supply will doubtless prove
popular with rural readers.
Preparations are being made to
move the library to the new court
house the latter Part of this month,
according to Miss EVELYN Boman,
county librarian. Considerable de-
lay has been incurred in the install
lation Of now steel hook.racks, but
these are now on tho way to FL
Ccntro and VIII be placed in pos
ition rs soon as they arrive
The change in location viii be
equally welcome to patrons Of the
library and the library staff, the
present building being inadequate
and difficult Of access.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-22

90 Who is the matchmaker and
% icwcIer in Fl Centre whose
slogan is equality first, then
Price," It is a fact that quality is
remembered long after the price
has been forgotten. In no kind of
merchandise is this more true than
in gems and jawelerv. This jewel
er specializcs on diamonds and
watches of the highest quality. He
has many beautiful things for all
sorts of anniversaries. Bat don I
get the idea that lie stands for n
high price Just because he stands
for quality. He : strong on FL
gin watches, and a good line of
wrist watches. Whatever mav be
your idea about any sort of . watch
err gem. go in and talk it over with
him. lie is on Main street, front
my north.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-22
L1tl(l J

40 When You get ready to buy
4U your automobile. lore is 4 ga
rage and sales agency that is wai'-
ing to see YOU. They will show
YOU one of the best ears made -
America-distribut fo rtho IN
mobile. Who has not heard Of the
IIupp? II is in n class by itself.
One Of the simplest high.powerod
machines that is made. It Is the
favorite car with the women, be-
cause it is so easily controlled They
have them in all STYLES, latest mod
els. Their latest sensation is their
new Straight Eight. The same
firm also handles the Packard.
''Ask the man who owns one. -
They run a general garage. do high
class repairing and handle a big
line of tires and accessories. Give
name and address.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-22
90 This number represents one of
ass ..-+...,...,, 9

90 This number represents one Of
80 the industrial institutions Of
the citv-one which has eoutribut-
e3 as much er more - the real
growth of tie cit and vai,ev rs
any other concern hero. It j. q
blaming m'0. The manufacture
about eve'vtl;ug in doors windows,
inside fixtures aud finish, mould
irrs. screens, etc. They hold
Themselves reo5v NJ all times to
serve the buildirg trades. This mill
has been % years in operation.
They do iobbiug, inside finish, store
fronts. Whatever YOU may want,
tell it to them. They will assist
YOU in every way. and work out
vour plans to your satisfaction.
What IS the Nance
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-22

- What is the name of the lum-
II Der company in Fl Centre
which j. wholly an Imperial Valley
concern2 1t has not been estab-
lished more than q hundred years,
but they have made good. Their
name has become 4 synonym for
good lumber and building mater
ials. Mention one and the other IS
sure 10 come into mind. They ear
~ a complete stock Of lumber, mill
work. lime. cement-everything
that goes into q house or building
Of any sort. II YOU are contemp-
larinc improvements Of any sort it
viii nav YOU to let this company
furnish the materials. They figure
with mighty sharp pencil. They
are exclusive distributors il the
vallcv for Nalthoid Roofing and
Sunset paints.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-22
COMMERCIAL QUERY

10 Who is the man in this city
AA who can get YOU home in time
for djnner-and back in time for
work! How does he do it--iust by
selling you bicycle. The bicycle
does ;he rest. Or. if YOU want to
speed up little, he viii sell you
motorcycles. He has the agency for
the Harlcy-Davidson, and Henderson
motorcycles. Has been three years
i'm business. lie will sell you one
Of number Of good standard bicy-
clcs, or Lo viii trade You n new
wheel for an old one. lie does mo-
torcyclr and bicycle repairing, car
ries . full line Of accessories. May
ho you want I side car-hc can fur
ni>h it. lie also runs 4 machine
shop. Docs all kinds of machine re
pair work. Give the name ana ad-
dress.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-22
. Who Is the man in this city whc

o Who Is the man in this city who
Q ha1'aves in sigaso He Is = COM
mprcial sion writer whose name Won
viii see inscribed in an inconSni-
cuous corner of Tie good signs in
and around this city. lie has
studio on tho rear Of = LOT in tho
central part Of the civ. ANY kind
Of a sign YOU may wish he win pro-
duce II for Won in highly artistic
stvle. He has been j. wears light
ing up this city ana valley. lie
was born not far away. Those
who knew him early will verify the
statement that he made signs be
fore he could talk. His slogan Is.
''Tcll the world with signs"
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-22

WHO are the people who can ex-
pedite your freight between Los
ngeles and the valleys For seva.
\ years they have been giving the
fople of Imperial Valley ser.
ZEE that is notable for its rromn4-
SIS and reliability. They furnish
daily moto rexpress service and
e the only licensed truck line one.
ting under the California railroad
mniission between Los Angeles
|d Imperial Valley. Those who
ft themselves in connection with
eir-serviee reap an advantage Of
lue to them in q business way.
fey are the people who give vou
bat you want-when YOU want i.
be rates are reasonable, open to
Put in your order with them
d watch the result. Give the
me and address of this COMPANY
FL Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-22

% What IS the name of this very
OL prominent drug store which
has been in business in FL Ccntro
longer than any other? This drug
store is the local representative for
ono Of the great manufacturing and
dispensing systems of the country.
The stores Of this system are so
widespread that one can scarcely
90 into any town or city in the L.
:. or Canada without finding one
of them. And they are in England
and the Islands, too. Always lead
ing drug stores wherever you find
them. The name of these stores
means in English, "King of All, -
The name applies to big line of
remedies and sundries they sponsor.
Give this name.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-22
> What IS the nane Of the won

10 What is The name Of the won
k0 der car in tie American auto
mobile world? We are going to an
swcr this question for you. It is
the Maxwell. The writer drove one
Of these ears from Los Angeles to
Wichita, Kansas. and back. It went
over the top of the Rocky Mountain
divides both going and coming
made the round trip without en-
CINE trouble of any sort. And, by
the way, it was the Chrvsler en-
girccr> who made such a good en-
giue for the Maxwell. And they
have placed q car on the market
n rhrvsler SiN-wltch is also 4
wonder. You should see it before
you spend Your money for an auto
mobile. Give name and address Of
this sales agency. They are also
sales agents for the CIetrac tank
type tractors.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-22

~ What store in FL Centre has
III the nearest everything that
women wear? They are fashion
able outfittcrs for women and
children, have been six years in
business. And the store is grow
ing bigger and better every dav-
in every way. They have the latest
things in womnn's wearing apparel
also fashionable millinery, notions
hosiery and fancy goods. There IS
a most attractive line of suits,
dresses, blouses, lingerie, etc. EX-
elusive but not expensive. They
have the wearing apparel that -
suited to tn varied needs of their
patrons. You will find this store
fronting north, very nea corner
Give name and address.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-22
a. Who gre the people in tlis city

oH Who are the people in this city
10 who made lying easy? How
ever. this does not refer to the kind
Of living YOU are probably thinking
about. This alludes to those fine
mattresses they manufacture and
rebuild. They are truly the real
thing. Ona-third of your life is
spent in bed, and whv should yon
not have n comfortable and sani-
tarv bed. You can have il. if YOU
will let this shop fit YOU out. They
manufacture and rebuild mattresses
to order out of any kind of mater
ials you wish. Also pillows and cush-
ions. They will be happy 10 have
YOU come in and have a look. Give
the name and address Of this com
pany.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-22

80 Where Is It IN IL Centre that
I'D You I'll lie coffee with the
kick? And i is the same place
whore they have those fine chops
and steaks, and everything lust as
clean and sanitary IS N yoar ow.
home. They serve n lovel~ break
fast 70 start the day. of wi,h-an@
in5t little better lunch and din
ner. Short orders are looming
rp' anf going down all day long
short in name. not in quantity. II
Is real interesting 10 watch the
wav the~ rob people Of their ap-
--.,4es-ana bv the wav this is the
o,,1y wqv thcv ever do rob them.
This cafe fronts toward the rising
sun. almost next door 10 hotel
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-22

What is the name and 'd,
"a dress Of this abstractinc com,
ranr. at the head of which ,o.t is an
obs+ractor who has served longcS1
fp' in + that .7 capacity in the Imneriai d
yalleva He lacks a lot of being be, nt'..i,
novice in the profession, aitho@@9 =
his company has been estaDnsnGp
hut q few years. Few indiVidua.S
lave a better erasn Of the essen, essen,
tiql things in making up ITI' ~
abstract of title TO real estate II
has organized the business on
Losis of modern service. Their alb
stracts and certificates are made IN
der the latest ideas of correct alb
stracting, PROMPTLY ana with per
feet precision. They are giving the
public a real up TO date service.
Wholly an Imperial Valley inst'tu-
ton.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-22
%. Cupid first-thcn who comes

0C~Cupil first-thcn who comes
oo next? There may be larger
furniture stores in California than
this one, but none more active
none where the Almighty Dollar is
cutting wider swath. This fur
niture store has been several years
in operation, about one year under
present ownership and management.
1t has made good with the people.
They can fit you out and make
your home exceedingly attractive.
And when at last you gaze on the
total Of the bill, you will be sur
priscd at its small size. House fur
nishings, rugs, stoves, everything
for the home-eXcept the house
keeper. Agents for Nesco Perfect
Stoves, Aerobcll Electric washers,
Cheney monographs and other fea-
lures. Give name and address.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-22
10 What is the name and location
10 If this furniture store where

20 What IS the name and location
10 If this furniture store where
Won can make YOUR monev stretch?
II is new and secondhand store
which has been very active in this
citv many voars-the largest nov
ami second hand store in the world.
below sea level You viii find in
this store almost everything YOU
may need in your household. They
have a large stock, and are sure to
find something that win meet your
requirements. If you stay away
from this store YOU are sure to miss
some good bargains IF YOU have
nvthing TO sell or trade. for good
ness sake LET them know about if.
Thov arc on the lookout for lust
such things rs You have ceased TO
have Use for. The store fronts
west. just off Main. Under pre-
sent ownership over q year.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-22

A Who are the automobile paint
TX crs in III Centre who will put
q new shine on your car-onc that
viii shine radiantly, and not come
off readily? They are painters who
have spent 4 life time behind the
brush-only Il short time in this
city. They use the Duco laqucr
which has stood the test Of fire and
desert dust and alkali. They do the
work promptly, but never rush n
job at the expense Of curtailing the
quality Of the work. Now is n
good time TO have your car paint
ed, during the rainy season. It
pays to doll up People take you
at your own estimate, YOU know.
They paint anything from a Ford
to a Rolls-Roycc. In connection
with Il garage. Give name and ad-
dress.