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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-03-22
Where Is MusSoIini?

Five weeks have gone by since Mussolini came
down with the "fu" and he is not yet back on the
job. strike of 100000 metal workers has ended
in victory for the strikers and the political pot
as consequence, boils more furiousy than ever.
Meeting after meeting at which Mussoini was
billed to speak have been held or called off with
out his putting in an appearance.
The last official bulletin announced that the re
covery of the black-shirt leader was complete but
that was long time ago and nothing has been said
about his health since.
A number of huge strikes of workers in other in
dustres are in process of organization the cost Of
living is going up steadily, but Mussolini still has
the "hu"
When the chief hangman of the Italian workers
took to bed Immediately after disclosures of his
homocida degeneracy, we stated that his illness
was more political than physical and branded it
as a bad case Of cold feet AS time passes it is
evident that we made no mistake
Even tho Mussolini returns his halo of honor
and mantle of mystery have been disarranged
badly There is talk of other leaders for the fascist
bands and internal dssension among the inside
murder clique is growing daily.
Mussoini posed as a "hard guy" But his attack
Of stu" has shown that he is no superman and his
long retirement, after his recovery was announced
is beginning 10 be taken evidence that he is not
the personihcation of Roman valor.
The working class of Italy, led by the Communist
Party, will write the last chapter Of this episode
in Italian history.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-03-22
Premature Rejoicing

The lmperialist press of the world rejoices now
that Sun Vat Sen has been buried Until his body
had been laid to rest the rulers of France Japan,
England and the United States could not bring
themselves to believe that such good fortune as
the death of the great leader of the Chinese in
dependence movement had come to them
Now they are jubilant and the Far Eastern cor
respondents of the organs of world capitalism are
predicting the disruption of the Koumingtang Par
ty which Sun Vat Sen led. They see also the
weakening of the influence of Soviet Russia in
China and of them are bold enough to say that
the Chinese Eastern railway Will return to inn
perialist control
Rivalries for the exploitation of the Chinese
masses and natural resources have been forgotten
for the moment while p@n of Thanksgiving is
sung.
The wish is father of the thought. Sun Vat Sen
builded well and his party of the Chinese people
will not end with his death Like all Chinese, Sun
Vat Sen thought much of death and prepared for
1t. He knew that organization can replace in
dividual leadership and he worked to that end.
Then there is the Communist Party of China
with its active workers trained in the Communist
school-the Far Eastern University-busy with
the task of organizing the best elements of the
Chinese masses The Communist Party of China
works in closest contact with Koumingtang-its
organizationa experience is at the disposal of the
Chinese independence movement.
The loss of Sun Vat Sen will make the task of
combating Imperialism in China more difficult,
but 1T will not destroy or even check it.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-03-22
RED TO PREDOMINANT
AT SOUTH SIDE DANCE
SATURDAY, MARCH Il

Black WhIteI and Red! It's
great combination.
No we are not writing about the
colors Of the glorious flag of Squee-
dunkdom. We are merely indicat-
Ing the political and racial features
of the forthcoming Dance and En-
tertalnment given by the South Side
Branch Of the Workers Party and
Branch No. 8 of the Young Workers
League. The jewellers will be COM
posed Of black and white workers
with RED political ideas.
The members Of the South Side
branch have established quite re-
putation as actors and entertainers
and they have promised to perform
their "prettiest" Saturday night,
March Fl, at the Community House
1901 S. Wabash Ave. Just what the
nature Of their act will be they
refuse to divulge, but they assure
us it will be worth the two bits ad-
mission, and then some to see It.
We pass on the information to
you out Of considerations of aItru-
ism and discretion. In case you
miss out on the affair do not burden
us with lamentations or reproaches.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-03-22
new YORK WORKERS
SCHOOL HAS TRAINED
SPEAKING TEACHER

NEW YORK, March 2o.-A GEN
eral course in public speaking will
be given every Tuesday evening.
8 p. M, at the Workers. School,
JOB East 18th street. The Instruc-
tor Is Carl 5rodsky, one Of the best
party speakers In New York, and
we'll equipped to train others.
The primary purpose Of this
course Is to develop propaeandIsts
who can effectively present the
Communist position In their actIvi-
ties In the party and the trade un.
Ions. Last years election can,paIan
showed the great need for trained
speakers. Comrades are urged to
register so that we may have a
bigger and better corps Of speakers
for the coming campaigns this sum-
ner and fall.
For registration and information.
Inquire any day or evening at the
office Of the school, telephone stuv.
vesant 300. The course Is also
open to non,party members.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-03-22
PARIS
COMMUNE MEET
FOR MARCH 20

3 PITTSBURGH, March 20-The les
sons of the Paris Commune will be ex>
planned to the workers of Pittsburgh,
Pa, by VIM. F. Dunno, editor of the
DAILY. WORKER, March 30, 1880 D.
m. at the International Socialist Ly-
ceum, sos James street. Arrange.
ments are being made for Paris Com
mune celebration, which despite the
late date, is expected to draw a large
audience. 1t is the first time in sew.
eral years that such celebration has
been held.
Several successful meetings have
been held in this steel city lately.
Good support was rallied here for the
Sacco-Vanzetti defense on Sunday
Robert Minor and Epstein spoke to a
packed house exposing the lies of this
agent of the Second international
Abramovich.
In addition to the lecture a good
program of entertainment is being
prepared, including recitations, a mu.
steal program by string orchestra,
and singing by the German and Hun
garian workers choruses. Admission
is free.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-03-22
Professor Concludes
a Little Liquor Is
Good for the System

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, March 20
Looking back over a fruitful life.
as faithful servant of capital.
Charles W. Eliot, president emeritus
OF Harvard university, was visited by
relatives and close friends today, his
ninety-flrst birthday.
This is his health formula:
1 attribute my health and my long
continued capacity for active expert.
ence to a sound constitution never i'm
paired by serious disease or accident
a calm temperament, the habit of tax.
ing daily exercise. and a slight but
never regular use Of stimulants, like
tea, coffee, alcohol and tobacco"
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-03-22

are elated. The out-of-town students,
for whom lodgings have been pro-
vided, however, did not come here
as millionaires plentifully supplied
with money. They are miners, mill
workers, ETC., who have been unem-
ployed but who recognized the need
of the party school and came. The
city central committee adopted a re-
solution that the larger party branch
es shall contribute the price of the
meals each day, which amounts to
about $500 per day. Send in your
share for the meals to the local party
Office, 10 S. Lincoln st.
New members for the Workers
(Communist) Party were accepted
from the following branches by the
city executive committee: Greek, 2;
N. w. English, 1; Irving Park Eng
fish, 1; S. S. English, 6; N. S. Eng
fish, q; Englewood English, L; Hun
garian, !; So. Slav No. 1, Q; Finnish,
2; Nucleus No. 5, 1; Let's, /; total
20. These must first attend the class
on the program of the Workers Com
munist) Party before finally being ad-
mitted into the party.
Time did not permit full review
of the T. U. E. L. work in the car
penters, printers, machinists, but de-
tails will be printed on the T. U. ELL.
page concerning the work of the
comrades therein. The anti-injunction
statement and resolution sent by the
party to all labor unions and organ
izations in Illinois, must be taken I'D
by the party members at every OPP
portunity, as well as the other reso-
lutions in connection with the united
front campaigns Of the party.
May Day at Temple Hall.
May day celebration this year at
Temple Hall, Marshfield and Van Bu-
rem SITS. May day committee meets
next Tuesday at 1870 West Washing
ton St., 8 D. m. Branches send full
delegations.
Next meeting of the city central
committee on Wednesday, April /, at
722 Blue Island Ave.-Fraternally
Workers (Communist) Party, Local
Chicago, Martin Abern, Secretary.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-03-22
The British UniOnists' Russian
Report

The 800 page report of the official British trade
union delegation to Russia compiled after ex-
haustive Investigations into all phases of economic
social and political life has caused panic in
tionary trade union and socialist circles as well
as in the upper levels of capitalist oficialdom.
Only extracts of the report have been published
in the United States to date, but enough to deter
mine that it is history making document The
report marks the real beginning of the sweep of
the influence of the great Russian trade union
movement into the English speaking capitalist ma
lions.
Upon the immediate issue Of world trade union
unity the report will have has already had a
tremendously favorable effect. What the British
trade union delegation actually discovered was
that the Russian workers and peasants are just
the same the working class in the Anglo-Saxon
nations with the difference that they have defeated
capitalism. Having settled this to their own salts
faction, by the cautious British method, the ques-
ton of method becomes secondary-that is the
British trade unions, seeing the victory and the
fruits thereof, place in its proper perspective the
charge of tyranny and terror hurled at the Soviet
government and the Communists by the capitalists
and their propagandists.
The British trade unionists are practical per-
sons. They are after results and when they see
results obtained by the workers and peasants in
Russia they are more than inclined to believe that
the end justiies the means This same conclusion
will be reached by every worker when he has had
an opportunity of knowing and weighing the
achievements of the Russian working class led by
the Communist Party.
Here is the nub of the whole question. 1t ac-
counts for the loud walls produced by the British
trade union report in the capitalist and socialist
press Of the whole world. 1t accounts also for the
fact that the American Federation of Labot did not
dare to publish the report in its official organ but
instead gave space to the maunderings of j. Turner
the Ben Reitman of Great Britain.
The main question asked world capitalism and
its labor faker and yellow socialist allies by the
British trade union report, not in so many words
but in every paragraph of the document, u.s.:
why are conditions for the workers and peasants
Of Soviet Russia improving every day while con-
dltions of the in all capitalist nations grow
progressively worse7"
The answer is that in Soviet Russia the land,
factories mines, forests and the government belong
to the workers and peasantry This is the answer
that will be given by every worker who reads the
document, but for capitalism the question is I'M
answerabe. 1t dare not tell the truth. To do so
means to surrender.
1t is going to be mighty interesting to watch
the capitalist class try to suppress the British trade
union report and to follow the sinister process by
which the agents of capitalism in working class
organizations will try to distOrt its revolutionary
import
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-03-22
EXTENSIVE tour
ARRANGED FOR
MAX SALzMAN
VIII Speak in Many
Mining Camps

CLEVELAND, Ohio, March 90
An extensive tour has been arranged
for Max Salzman thru the mining
districts of Ohio, Pennsylvania and
West Virginia. In addition he will
speak in a number of other indus
trial centers. N
His dates are as follows;
Akron, Ohio, March 21-22.
YorkviIle, Ohio, March rs.
Tiltonville, Ohio, March 26.
DiIIonvaIe, Ohio, March 81.
Bradley, Ohio, March %.
DIIonvaIe, Ohio, Y. w. L. meeting
March 90.
Martins Ferry Ohio, March 80.
BeIIaire, Ohio, March 81.
Neffs, Ohio, April I.
DiIIes Bottom, Ohio, April 2. Nr
Powhattan, Ohio, April 8.
Philadelphia, w. Va, April 4.
BeIlaire Young Miners Conference.
April 5.
Pittsburgh, Pa, April 81.
Mcdonald, Pa, April 8.
BentIeyviIe, Pa, April 9.
Mariana, Pa, April 10.
Pittsburgh, Pa, April II.
Pittsburgh Young Miners Confer
ence, April IL.
E. Liverpool, Ohio, April 10.
Youngstown, Ohio, April 1915.
Warren, Ohio, April 1917.
Cleveland, Ohio, April 1919.
Ashtabula, Ohio, April 2o-21.
Conneaut, Ohio, April 1929.
Buffalo, N. Y, April 24-25-26.
Erie, Pa, April q.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-03-22
ARE you YouNc7

IT so, you are not immune from
contagion. You cannot be vaccinated
against spring fever. Spring fever Is
contagious. 6eware-and grow old.
Or succumb and come to the sprlnc
fever costume dance, on Saturday,
April q, 1925, at 1s47 Boston Road,
Bronx. It is arranged by Branch 1,
OF the Young Workers League.
Music, Youth, Dance. And you be
thereI
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-03-22
SCHOOL LECTURE
OUTLINES ITO Be
PUBLISHED SOON
Public Speaking Class
Begins Monday

Definite arrangements have already
been made with the comrades who
teach the various courses in the Chi
cago Lenin Training School for the
compilation and the publication Of
outlines Of their lectures in the near
future in the DAILY WORKER. It
will take q little while to compile
these outlines, as already thirty lee
lures have been delivered in the
school Cncluding today but we hope
to have them all in short order.
Organization Course byAbern Closes
Today.
The course conducted by Comrade
Martin Abern, district organizer Of
the Workers Party, closes today. This
course has been highly satisfactory
and has been received with a great
deal Of close attention and enthusi-
asm by the comrades of the school.
Starting from an outline Of the
role of the party, it went into detail
on the necessity of discipline in the
organization, the comparison Of our
present form of organization to the
shop nuclei basis which is now the
task Of the party to attain.
Structure and Function.
Then Comrade Abern outlined the
duty of the various committees of
the party as well as the various func,
tionaries of the branch and higher
units. The organizational work in
connection with the united front tao
tics of the party and every other
phase of organizational activity as re
lates to any organizations participate
ed in by the party was taken up.
All in all, the course tho given in
but six lectures covered a most com
prehensive field and brought MANY a
detail to the fore that will be es-
sential to keep in mind for the com
rades in the course, all of whom are
in active party work and expect to
carry on even greater activities after
the course.
The outline of the above course will
be completed shortly and will be
either ready mimeographed for the
students or printeds in the DAILY
WORKER.
Today's schedule is as follows:
A. M.-Historys and Tactics of
Trade Union Movement, Dunno.
10 A. M.-Party Organization and
Structure, Abern Oast lecture.)
II A. M.-History of American.
Communist Movement, BltteIman.
IL M.-Lunch.
P. M.-LeninIsm, Gomez.
2 p. M.-Elementafy MARKHAM Eco
Monies, Lerner.
Public Speaking Course Starts Mon
day, 10 A. M.
The ten o'clock hour, up to now
taken up with Comrade Abern's
course on Party Structure and Organ
ization, will be taken up beginning
Monday by the course in Public
Speaking conducted by Comrade
Thurber Lewis. This course will last
Tor the six remaining days. Com
rade Lewis is well fitted by years of
training on the platform and in party
work to conduct this course. The
course will be practical, consisting
only Of one or so lectures the rest
OF the time to be devoted to speak
ing on the part of the students.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-03-22
Japanese Concert and Dance.

NEW YORK, March 20-The Young
Workers League, Branch 5, and tho
Japanese branch Of the Workers Party
are running a joint concert and dane
on Saturday, March 2S, D. m. at
Workers House, 1OS e. 14th street
for the benefit of the DAILY WORK
Err and the Young Worker. A won
derful program has been arranged, of
Japanese songs, sword dances and in.
terpretative dancing. Music by a
good union jazz band. Admission 35
cents.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-03-22
INITIATION OF DAILY WORKER
SUBSCRIPTION DRIVE GETS BOOST
AT CHICAGO PARTY c. c. c. MEETING

The
revolutionary and tool Of the
series of meetings distribution
Union Educational immediate
machine removal from the job
distributing
York. the increase the sale Of literature
union and other meetings thru the efforts of the
charge Of
WORKER subscription drve the opening
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-03-22

Describing Sun Vat Sens funeral, the capitalist
press service from Pekin says:
Ambassador karakhan and other Soviet representa-
tiVes were the only diplomats in the parade. M.
karakhan presented huge red wreath. All the
Soviet men wore red and black bands The coffin
was borne by members Of the Kuomnstane.
Two things are noticeable in the above dispatch :
First, that the imperialist diplomats did not care
to honor the leader of the powerful party of the
Chinese people who had fought them up to the very
hour OF their death and kept China from falling
entirely into their clutches.
Second, the name of the party of revolutionary
Chinese nationalism is spelled in small letters by
the capitalist press. They would like to have the
western world believe that it is sect and not a
strong and determined party
But the representative of the workers and
peasants government of Russia were at the funeral
They brought the sympathy and understanding of
the Russian masses to their Chinese comrades
Imperialism has no weapon as powerful as this.
Get n member for the Wnrkarc DAINTY ara n -.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-03-22
O'FLAHERTY SPEAKS
TONIGHT AT COMMUNE
MEET IN MILWAUKEE,

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, March co.
Thomas J. o'Flaherty, Of the
DAILY WORKER, will be the main
speaker here Saturday night, Mar.
y, at the celebration Of the 54th
anniversary Of the Paris Commune,
at Miller Hall, so2 State street.
The meeting will be held under
the auspices Of the Workers (com-
munist) Party, lodsI Milwaukee.
Admission will bo fTso.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-03-22
Bankers Have Another paIIv

NEW YORK, March 2O.-Another
daily organ of big business goes on
the news stands as, the American
Banker, changes from the weekly tc
the daily basis. New York, the
financial capital of America, if not the
world, now has fives full sized daily
papers devoted exclusively to the
news of the financial world.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-03-22

Write us a letter-tell us how
you work, what are your wages
and shop conditions-and then
order a bundle redistribution in
your shOp.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-03-22

Give your shopmate this copy
Of the DAILY WORKER but be
sure to See him the next day to
get his subscription.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-03-22
InternatIonaIIats. Attentlonr

You must come to the next Anti.
Natlonalists' Concert and Ball, on
Saturday, April II, 1925, at 1347 Bos-
ton Road, Bronx. Given under the
auspices Of the Workers Party Eng
lish Branch No. I, Bronx. Admission
so cents.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-03-22
Party Activities Of
Local Chicago
Saturday. March q.

Social and Dance. Community Hall.
1901 s. Wabash Ave, under auspices
OF Y. w. l.. Area Dr. No. 3, and South
Side Br. Of w p. Admission Csc
Frolic and dance, Liberty Hall, 10th
court and 18th street, Cicero, under
auspices of Cicero brothers Of w. p.
and Y. w. l.. Admission 35 cents.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-03-22

Every day get ''sub' for the DAILY WORKER
and member for the Workers Party.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-03-22

Does your friend subscribe to
the DAILY WORKER? Ask him.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-03-22

Get member for the Workers Party and new
subscription for the DAILY WORKER.
Evening star., 1925-06-14
Old-Time Love Stories.

CAMUEL GOLDWYN, who carved a
- record for himself as an indie
pendent producer and who sponsors
George Fitzmaurice production, His
Supreme Moment" is firm in the be-
lief that the public is reverting to the
old-fashioned love stories.
Mr.. Goldwyn, a pioneer in the de-
velopment of motion pictures, has OBJ
served the many fads, fancies, styles
and tastes of the public, favoring first
one type of picture, then another and
then as rapidly changing to still an
other.
Now, after a survey of conditions in
this country, and after three months
abroad, he finds that the out-and-out
love stories, with at least one strong
central dramatic situation, amplified
by varied incident, is the trend of
present taste.
''I believe said the producer, that
the day of the purely spectacular and
Of cheap so-caHed thrill drama is
giving place to the more wholesome
human type of film play
1.-THE producer is being guided by
the fact that the man or woman sit
ting in front of the silver1screen ex-
periences bigger thrill from the old
fashioned love drama than from a
mob Of thousands Of extras rushing
past the cameraSr The love spectacle
thrills his emotions, stirs his feelings
and gives him a sense Of entertain
ment and satisfaction on the inside.
The spectacle with it's crowds reaches
the eye and stops on the outside.
Evening star., 1925-06-14
New Motion Picture Policy

A PRELIMINARY rumble of the
= thunder of the cinema that is to
break in August, when the big pro-
ducers of motion pictures and motion
picture theaters throughout the Unit
ed States will inaugurate their
Greater Movie Season. is indicated
in the announcement of full-page ad-
vertisements by the Producers Dis
tributing Corporation in connection
with the usual methods of exploita
ton.
Coincident with the advent of
Greater Movie Season." Cecil B. De
Mile, in association with such other
big producers, as Al Christie, Hunt
Stromberg. Frances Marion, Marshall
Neilan, Renaud Hoffman and Sam
Rork, will go direct to the public with
the announcement of the big picture
plays to be made during the next IL
months.
Heretofore the public has been kept
more or less in the dark regarding
the class and scope of the motion pic.
lures prepared for future presenta-
ton. But now, under the new policy
adopted by those producers affiliated
with the Producers Distributing Cor
poration, the public will be advised of
the entire years program in advance
of production, by means of newspa-
per advertising in connection with
their other distribution methods