The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-05-10

their good scrap against the rotten
agreement concluded by the official
dom for the BARRIERS. Progressive
group issued special leaflet on the
agreement which made hit.
At the general meeting Of the T. q.
e. L., as reported, the American Labor
Negro Congress and the means for
drawing unions to its support were
taken up and a resolution endorsing
the congress passed.
The party appointed a special COM
mittee of Comrades Wirkkula, Zurich.
Held, Bakiesh, Welechko, Mrs. Kalou-
SEX, Gori and Y. w. L. represent
alive to aid the T. U. E. L. picnic
committee, in making the May 3Oth
picnic huge success.
A meeting of the industrial organ
izers Of all the branches and Y. w. L.
will be held on Friday, May the Is,
at 10 S. Lincoln street.
A special July 4th Picnic committee,
the annual affair of the party, consist
ing of Comrades Hans Petersen, Geo.
Maurer, M. Abern, S. Rubicki, Mrs.
Filiwarkov, Zurich, Gori, A. Maxi, Y.
W. L., Steinberg. Mittelman and We
lechko was elected to take initial
steps for organizing the picnic.
May Day Demonstrations
Successful May Day meeting in Chi
cago was reported on and also wide
distribution of leaflets at the North
west Car shops and other meetings.
On the Negro Congress work, bran
ches are expected to call for Negro
comrades to speak on the party atti-
tude toward the American Negro La
Dor Congress. Local unions are being
visited wherever possible and the
matter presented.
The school conducted for Negro
comrades helped considerably in the
work Cold weather is holding up
street meetings in some instances, but
they are being held at every possible
moment and branches are getting on
the job everywhere for them.
The DAILY WORKER
Ten branches so far have responded
to the DAILY WORKER Week distri-
button. The total number Of copies
distributed is 1861 every night. Many
branches will undoubtedly be heard
from eventually, but the idea Of the
DAILY WORKER Week was a uni
form drive turnout the country.
1t will be necessary to follow up all
Of the people to whom deliveries are
made, for subscriptions. If there are
any Of the comrades who expect to
do this work within the next few
days who have not yet received the
special s1.00 for 2 months subscrip-
ton cards, they should at once report
at this Office and secure same and also
have a good supply Of regular sub
scription blanks when they go out for
subs.
This $1.00 card is sent simply as
last resort. We do not want to stress
bargain prices for the DAILY WORK
Err, but in case the comrade cannot
possibly sign up a prospect for
three, six or twelve months sub, then
rather than let this prospect go, they
can present the dollar card and ask
for at least trial subscription.
The sale of literature should great
ly increase now with the street meet
ings coming on and no street meet
ings should be held without q good
supply of at least the DAILY WORK
Err, Workers Monthly and the four
issues of the Little Red Library being
on hand. The Little Red Library
should have an immense sale, be-
cause it is only a 10 cent pamphlet
and also more particularly because of
the great value and interest OF its
contents.
The Office of the city literature de-
partment will be open from in the
morning till 1880 in the evening every
day, except Sunday and II is hoped
that all literature agents will check
up their present stock and also the
amount they owe for literature and
periodicals and make some report
within the next week, II possible, to
the city literature office, 10 S. Lincoln
Street.
Applications were accepted from
the following branches; Lake View
Scandinavian 4, Douglas Park Eng
lish 1, Armenian /, Nucleus No. 81,
Czecho-Slovak No. Ii, Polish North
Side /, South Side English 1, Cicero
English, Northwest Jewish 1, Italian
No. ii, South Side Scandinavian l.
Transfers granted from Finnish
Branch 4, from South Side English to
Cleveland 1.
Next meeting Of c. c. c. wednes-
day, May 20, 1926, s D. m. at 722 BlEe
Island Ave.
Fraternally yours,
Workers (communIst) Party
Local Chicago.
MARTIN ABERN, Secretary