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Evening star., 1925-03-08

Y 4 --Ai "oNuNi
NJ Not arrived at what for the human is called mans
w nevertheless veritable the And
memory its clearly
accomplished entie the respectful consideration
sprung into life new and formidable
perhaps provided
the children of with ghten of the load OF life
dispenser and ingredient with which
1t boasts guiding hand whose
dent Its realm farther stretched than his and throughout length
and breadth OF the land has erected wonderful palaces that
standard of beauty the playhouse Its the earh
and the Skies and there nothing under the from which
rk the gorles OF nature and the wonders OF man. he
OF hearts quail from the nnumb puzzles the science optics
the development and the camera with which has
duced the almost impossible wreled with
n 3 E Ns Hs M iei has n d
best spendors
pToduce sought resehsd out
Be nd 5d be@ @ nd
Ss ?ass
m p as wh M fs % s o did M smPSn g P spos the
En- & ss@ Id h:
@ gs "a9[9 & @ in 'sS the % a
sSs'ssS ] r. so
for its onrushing steps, sometimes apparently in vain
GONE in phooplay
9H a State s born Bs @
to raise funds favo[te proeGsi and and % & es
utterly DESTROYED the beauty and effectiveness of costly dra
been conectued during
STATEMENT was recently made patents
n Representatives that photopay
I5 those y15 P
sum o 1,11292l.
THE business OF First National Productions for 1924 is said
sSs ia tbs G Bs 1ogs d tSs t great sss'
ducing units in the photoplay world.
Film Daily which called the Bdstreet of
" Flmdom indicate thaer involving millions of dol
California
2SOoO New York S48oOOO Pennsylvania s15oO andhnk
OF it-Texas, $40O00N
UTER B. ANTHONY of the Dramatis recent article declares
~ THE standards of life of living strained old boundaries of
life the of their that
orupts?" Those the who charged
shielded themselves
indeed
'the public charge of being sympahz?
. ICHARD BARTHELMESS follow "SouFire with "Shore
~ Leave to be directed by John S Robertson
GLORIA SWANSON whose
~ signed
calling for $0 week nearly million Another
evil with which the movie must contend
EDUCATIONAL is to release series of novelties be known as
IL Nightingale" "Ony
Country Lass and I'm the Spiders Web
H. w GRFFTS production of "Th Sorrows of Satan for Para
-: mount Adoph
passing Paramount
HAROLD LLOYD having passed Pahe
Harry Lngdon his possible
chest public
the and banking said
to EN-
Evening star., 1925-03-08
Good English in Movies

THE moton picture is the preserver
of good form In English. in the
opinion of B. P. Schu1berg, one of the
most prolific producers of the inde-
pendents in Hollywood.
Proceeding on the theory that films
are educational as we'll as entertain
ing, Mr.. Schulberg thinks that pro-
ducers, through judicious titling of
motion pictures, help preserve the
English language and save it from
sloppy and slangy tendencies.
I'VE have reached" says Mr.. Schul-
berg, what seems to be an age of
staccatic expression, or. more direct
ly, 'wise-cracking age Ten years
ago a person would have said, I can
hardly believe that But today that
same person is more likely to simply
say. apple sauce
Instead of a neatly turned affirma-
tive like That is correct and every
one knows it, the expression today Is
I'll tell the world And, so more and
more the language of yesterday is
Evening star., 1925-03-08
Photoplays This Week
At the Photoplay Houses This Week

COLUMBIA-"The laundering Herd"
evening
METROPOLITAN"Enti Shown this afternoon and
evening
PALACEThe Monster Shown this afternoon and evening
RIALTO-"The Mad Whirl Shown this afternoon and
TVO-The Thief Bagdad Shown this afternoon and
Shown this afternoon and evening
CENTRAL"The Firt." Shown this afternoon and
evening
evening
Evening star., 1925-03-08
Rialto-''T The Mad Whirl"

THE Mad Whirl," the Universal
Jewel photo play to be shown at the
Rialto this week, is said to vividly
portray the social set who are dis
ciples of jazz-mania.
May McAvoy has the feature role
in a cast which is notable for
the prominence of those who play the
Evening star., 1925-03-08
Lincoln-"The Thief of
Baedad."

"The Thief OF Bagdad," one Of the
greatest cinema attractions Douglas
Fairbanks has ever brought to the
screen, will be shown throughout this
week at the Lincoln Theater. In
this subject the star has achieved a
work that will linger long in the
memory Of those who see it. Pure
fantasy, 1t still possesses that quality
of artistry that makes it one of the
finest of Americas contributions to
silent drama.
In the supporting cast are Snitz
Edwards, Jdlanne Johnston and
others who contribute to this marvel
Gus film play. Many OF the photo
graphic effects are deeply mysterious
and almost seem to border on the
miraculous.
A new issue of the Kilograms and
added short reels will complete the
bill.
Evening star., 1925-03-08
American.

Today and tomorrow, Harold Lloyd
in Hot Water; Tuesday, Rich
(Continusd on Fourth Page.)
Evening star., 1925-03-08

1t too the casting director for Doug.
Fairbanks new picture, Don O." ten
days to unearth and bring to light SO
unbobbed, black haired, beautiful
women to take part in this romance
Evening star., 1925-03-08

THE White Monkey" by John Gals
worthy, has been chosen for Barbara
La Marr's next picture. 1t ranks with
the best sellers"
Evening star., 1925-03-08
News andComment
BIZ w. II. Landvo,qt.

HAT wonder is this thing fippantly call The Movie
NAf Not al what is man
estate, it nevertheless veritable the land Ane
Evening star., 1925-03-08

Allan Dwan's next picture for Par
amount will be Might Life of New
York Dorothy Gish has the leading
feminine role opposite Rod La Racque.
George Hackathorne and Ernest Tor
renee also are in the cast. 1t Is an
original story by Edgar Selwyn, and
deals with the lives of New Workers,
which begins at 6 pm. and continue
until sunrise.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-10-25
Playing Horthy's Game

Secretary of State Kellogg trying Guido the performances
Of his predecessor Charles Evans Hughes playing the dirty game
of all European dspos who aid in sitting
ton regarding their terror His barring Countess Karo
the United States is the logical continuation Of the Hughes policy
when he barred her husband last year.
Both acts dictated because the department
orders from Wall Street. permit
regarding the oathsome Horthy regime Hungary
known.
The charge that Countess Karo Communist the
rot Both her and her husband bourgeois democrats
theory the American approved by
its present practice
Kellogg does not know this fact his political bosses
it. But the delecabe American government agent Wall
Street. has interest at stake in Hortys Hungary
to conceal the fraudulent of capitalist democracy they
must indulge the absurd that the
We splendid example of the freedom prevailing
this country when ignorant shyer from the
land who has spent his life the ckpe of the grain trust
bar people from these shores at his discretion
Whether they Communists doesn't matter.
tay Kellogg says they areupon information
unprncped liar winder and scoundre Szeceny
gran ambassador representing murderou evng
that settles the matter Such irrelevant things
with him.
For the workers of this country reveals the fact that the
of international punderers directed from Wall
preparing working class
in Hungary defend their regime permit
the truth to become publicly known.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-10-25
The Expulsion of Shafir

There nothing particularly astonishing about that
federal unions of the American Federation Labor members
sort of ameup that happens convenient But
when the employees
controlled by union outside the A. F. of L. obviously with the
of the bank officials expel member introducing
tons at convention in favor recognition of Soviet Russia
world trade union unity then something is rotten in Denmark
The of Joseph Shar who elected delegate the
Atlantic City convention of the A. F. of L. who expelled
from the union by meeting called the Amagamaed Bank
headquarters, raises a number of questions.
First and foremost the Amagamaed Clothing Workers Union
processes be radical union 1t pnd favor recognition
Soviet Russia By what Oruous reasoning does tolerate the
pulsion of Shar by its employees thereby deprvng him
of livelihood because he also in favor recognition Russia
Secondly Is the Amagamated Clothing Workers
of trade union unity does intend AmenY to the
onay stand in this question taken by the Green regime in the A.
F. of L.?
There is great deal of explaining that will have to be done be-
Duane Swift renegade radical who in the bank
for the capitalist press and his employers the directors
the bank, hear the last of this.
The membership of the Amagamated Clothing Workers Union
will also have something about such contemplate conduct
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-10-25
STEEL WORKERS
DEMAND HORTHY
RELEASE RAKOSI
Send Protest Telegram
to Szechenyi
Especial to The Daily workerl

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Oct. 23.-At 4
well-attended mass meeting Of Pitts
burgh workers arranged by the In
ternational Labor Defense branch,
the following telegram of protest
was sent to the Hungarian embassy
at Washington, d. c., and Senator
Borah, calling for the release Of
Matthias Rakosi, former peoples COM
missar Of the Hungarian Soviet gov
eminent and cessation of the terror
list tactics employed by the Horthy
government in Hungary:
Vigorous Protest.
Several hundred workers in mass
meeting assembled last night in Pitts
burgh, Pa, resolve to wire you their
vigorous protest and indignation
against the attempt of the bloody
Horthy government of Hungary to
murder Matthias Rakosj, former
peoples commissar of Soviet Hungary
without even a fair trial demand i'm
mediate release of Rakosi and others
also demand white terror in Hungary
be stopped Immediately.
Nj. Rasnick,
Sec'y. International Labor Defense"
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-10-25
Tue European Labor Leaders

Last Sunday certain Herr Franz j. Frtwange yellow
unionst socademOcrat
the raternal delegates the Atlantic City convention of the Amer
lean Federation of Labor Chicago No knew of his
the official machine Chicago
Labor He welcomed by them and addressed the regular meeting
of the federation His reception the usual polite given
by his kind The the Chicago moth
ing about him and care less.
In short time another European labor leader coming He
address the Chicago Federation of Labor But his
will be known acclaimed by thousands thousands
of Chicago workers who read of his determined stand in defense
union unity before the agents capitalism
assembled Atlantic City That labor A.
England And he will address thousands workers public
meeting-not exclusive gathering Of delegates.
Fertwanger will be forgotten by those picard
welcomed him. Purcell will
long time by the workers who will listen to his unity
action the of the organized workers of the world
struggle his demand which is the demand Of the
guard of the working class into effect.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-10-25
Ku Klux Trial May
Not Be Held; Six
Jurors Discharged

NOBLESVILLE, Ind, Oct. 90
Hope of securing a jury for the trial
of D. C. Stepheson, Earl Gentry and
Earl Klinck for the death of Madge
Oberholtzer of Indianapolis last
March, waned here today, as defense
and state attorneys began questioning
the third panel of one hundred men
with only five tentatively accepted in
the jury box. Six men who had been
tentatively accepted were dismissed
yesterday upon further examination,
leaving the completion of jury this
week matter of doubt.
Judge VIII M. Sparks appeared con-
siderably out of patience today as the
ninth day of the trial found only five
men tentatively chosen. He criticized
both the state and defense on the
long and entangling questions asked
the prospective talesmen, and asked
both sides to state their queries
simply.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-10-25
Illinois Federation
of Labor Appoints an
Education Committee

The Illinois State Federation Of
Labor appointed a committee on edu-
cation headed by John English, mem
Der of the Chicago board of education.
The committee is to start a survey of
schools of the state particularly in
reference to education of workers
children.
This move is the outcome of the
educational policy adopted by A. F..
of L. convention to look into the new
trend in public school education
which is for changing our former
public school system for the work
study-play plan, with special emphasis
on the work part. The committee will
study the platoon system. intelligence
tests and junior high schools.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-10-25
100000 Blows for the Soviet Unon-Can We Strike More?

The answer these is the mobilization Of
for defense of the Soviet Union Our party
beginning this campaign in relation the celebration Of
the Eighth Anniversary of the Soviet Union It has set
its aim tell million workers the truth about the Soviet
Union thru the distribution of the party eaet Each eaet
blow for the workers. and peasants republic and against
capitalism
The party organizations which have responded the
call of the Central Executive Committee do
Mo unit of the party be in the position Of betayng the
of the workers and peasants of Russia by falling
join the fight for the defense of the Soviet Union.
There is still time to act.
Mobilize the members of your branch Organize for the
distribution of the eaet in the shops trade unions
the workers can be reached.
Send in your order Immediately the National Office.
The leaflets $500 per thousand in lots of 10000 $3.50
per thousand.
Let strike million blows for the Soviet Union.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-10-25
BY C. (. RUTHENBERC, General Secretary,
MARKERS (Communist) Party

HALF Of curpay has responded to the appeal of the Gen.
trial Executive Committee that strike million blows
for the defense of the Soviet Union in celebrating the Eighth
Anniversary of the proetarian revolution in Russia.
About half of the party units have sent in orders and
organizing distribution of the eafet defend the Work.
ers Government Of Russia The half of the party which
making this fight Soviet Union has organized the dis
tbuon of four hundred thousand copies of the eafet
The question which naturally arises is whether only half
of the party sufficiently interested in the defense of the
Soviet Union to do their party duty helping to bring the
Of the Soviet Union before a million workers.
Every member of the party must know that capitalism
is modifying for new attacks the Soviet Union Every
report ofthe of the capitalist powers tell
that story.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-10-25
Taxi Strikers Stand
Firm; Organization
Giving No Assistance
BY Worker correspondent

NEW YORK CITY, Oct. 2S.-The
taxi drivers of the Guardian Taxi cor
poration are still out on strike. All
cabs are tied up and the men are de-
termined to hold outStill the company
comes across with the fiat rate of 40
per cent on all money booked.
officials Of the Taxi Limousine
Chauffers' Local 643 7are. dead so far
as organization of the unorganized
taxi drivers are concerned. No organ.
izer as yet has been sent in to the
garages
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-10-25
FOREIGN Exchange.

NEW YORK, Oct 23.-Great Brit:
ain, pound sterling, demand 4.s4A,
cable 4.S4h; France, franc, 4.21h,
cable 4.22; Belgium, franc, 4.55A,
cable 4.56; Italy Ira, demand 3.92%
cable S.93; Sweden. krone, demand
1874; cable 26.77; Norway, krone, de-
mand 2O.36, cable 20.3S; Denmark.
krone, demand 24.S2; cable 24.S4;
Germany, mark, demand -, cable ~
Shanghai, taels. demand 1850.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-10-25
CHINESE FASCISTS UNITED WITH
IWPERIALISTS USE MURDERS AND
JAILS AGAINST THE KUOMINTANG

red government of Canton"
This is what underlies the intended
attack of Chang-Tso-lin on Canton,
the murder of leaders of the peoples
movement in Canton, the arrests Of
left leaders of the Kuomintang, and
the suppression of the students and
radical press, etc.
Last week, the organ of the Trade
Union Council in Shanghai, and that
of the Shanghai students union was
suppressed, and what is more, an
order has been given that no news
papers or publications sent to these
addresses be delivered.
Chang Arrests Kuomintana Leader.
In Picking, Comrade Cheng, editor
of Minbao, one of the most promi-
nent leaders of the Kuomintang was
arrested, and the journal has been
closed down. An insignificant incident
has been used as a pretext for this,
namely, an unverified note appeared
concerning the death of Chang-Tso-
lin.
Comrade Cheng has been carried
off by Chang-Tso-lin's gendarmerie
either to Tian-Tain or to Mukden.
These towns are under the. domination
of Chang-Tso1in, who sets up courts
and established justice according to
his own whims and tentatively obeys
the voice of the foreign imperialists.
The life of this comrade is in great
danger, and the public opinion of our
country is highly indignant at this
new act of violence on the part of the
imperialists.
1t is interesting to note that this
same Chang-Tso-lin, in order to en-
phasize his hate for the Bolsheviks
has recently granted large donation
for the support of the Russian white
guards in the Kharbin university.
Another Suppression.
Not content with arresting Cheng,
Chang-Tso-lin's gendarmes on Aug
&c. arrested Comrade Yan-Gin-Khua,
Picking correspondence the Hankow
newspaper. Shin-Ben-Baw for pub.
fishing in this newspaper certain
articles against the militarists who
are the enemies of the Chinese
struggle for liberation.
In order to put stop to the
students movement, the central gov
eminent issued an order that students
should only study, and not take part
in matters shat do not concern
them
Fascist Murder.
Calculating on the magic effects OF
this order, and putting an end to the
students movement with one stroke OF
the pen. the ministry for home affairs
prepares another order forbidding the
spreading of Communist teachings in
China.
To the long list Of victims of
fascism, one must add yet another
This is one of the most prominent OF
our leaders, Comrade Chen-Chu-Lin.
Wounded at the same time as Lao
Jun-Ko, he died on Aug. 21st. He
was a member Of the committee OF
national censorship. He was a pro
minent literateur and at 'one time
editor of our newspaper lin the Chin.
csc language) in Hong Kong.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-10-25
SCAB BOATS, NOT
SCAB COAL, is
HILLQUIT CHOICE
Denies Connection with
Burns Bros.

Especial 20 The Daily Worker)
NEW YORK CITY, Oct. 23--MorrIs
HilIquit is indignant. And It all hap
pened because The DAILY WORKER
observed that Mawruss came home
from the congress of the Second In
ternationaI on ship manned by Brit
ish scab seamen to look after his al
legged interests in the Burns Brothers
Coal company of New York which was
importing coal from Germany and
Wales to help break the anthracite
strike.
But Mawruss would not write to
The DAILY WORKER (viIe sheet Of
the viler Communists) to express the
pent-up indignation that had been
smouldering in his bosom along with
what was left of his socialist" consci-
ence after collaboration at Marseilles
with Scheidemann, Abramovich and
the other Barmat leaders. Mawruss
is indignant because The DAILY
WORKER had charged that he was in
terested in the Burns Brothers COM
pany, and he writes straight to the
New York Times to answer The
DAILY WORKER, speaking as fol-
lows:
To the Editor of The New York
Times:
SIT has come to my notice that my
alleged association with the firm Of
Burns Brothers has been repeatedly
commented on, privately and pub
licIy, nj connection with the pend
ing strike in the anthracite coal
fields. Will you be kind enuf to
grant me some of your valuable
space for a categoric denial of this
alleged association? have not been
counsel for Burns Brothers since
1917. ] do not own a single share of
stock in the cooperation and have no
connection with it, personal, finanei-
al or professional"
"MORRlS HILLQUIT.
"New York, Oct. 10, 1926"
1t appearing that Mawruss has the
alibi proven on connection with Burns
Brothers, why does he rubsit in by al
luding to the pending" strike of an
thracite miners who, somehow, had it
in their heads that they went on
strike Sept. /. But laying aside triv-
ialties, Mawruss has proven that he
isn't profteer from Burns Brothers.
scab coal, even if he is member of
the Second International and even if
he did travel on scab-manned ship.
Moreover, Burns Brothers hasn't Of
fered him job as lawyer. So that's
that.
That little matter of the trip on the
Majestic from Southampton to New
York with a crew aboard of blackleg
scabs furnished by the British fascist
elements can scarcely be lodged so
readily; but then the socialist ethie
does not require that such matters be
explained. The only. comment that
the socialist New Leader wonld
vouchsafe about the affair was. a
scornful-'Isn't it awfuH'-in reply to
the criticism of the vile Communists.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-10-25
Teach Industry In COLLEGES.

Max Mason, president of Chicago
University in a speech before the
Chicago bar association predicted that
in the very near future leading uni
versities would establich institutes of
industry similar to the institute OF
meat packers of Chicago University.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-10-25

prediction yesterday that Caaux will probably retired
private life before the debt commission arrives the United
States anticipated According
picturesque minister
yesterday evening the franc hit low level
accepted European politicians very
ground soil quaking from economic collapse.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-10-25

Wrap your lunch in a copy of
the DAILY WORKER and give
it (the DAILY WORKER, not the
lunch) to your shop-mate.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-10-25

EARTH good viii toward men" brayed the menagere
echo the rattle infantry artillery
screech of shrapne from the Greco Bulga border
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-10-25

Education vsualzed by the United Typohetae
now in convention in Chicago:-unversat scabbery t&
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-10-25
Home Brew Accessories
Become as Staple as
Nails In Hardware Line

ATLANTIC CITY. N. j., Oct. 30
Home brew accessories have become
a staple item in the hardware trade,
according to statement made by one
of the delegates to the American hard
ware manufacturers association, in
convention here.
"The home brew accessory has be-
come as staple in our town as nails
stated Williams of Streator, ILL.,, "and
it has replaced our saloon accessory
trade"
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-10-25

Take this copy of the DAILY
WORKER with you to the shop
tomorrow.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-10-25

1--WE have always been the friends
of the Chinese people, there has sim
ply been slight understanding
between us for which the Bolsheviks
are to blame. This Misunderstanding
must be cleared up, and what is more
together with the Chinese nation we
must liberate China from the ruinous
influence of the Bolsheviks. And
primarily, we must put an end to the