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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-04-29
Mill STRIKERS
GRATEFUL FOR
DEFENSE help
United Front { Committee
Thanks |. L. D.

In a telegram just received by
James p. Cannon secretary of the In
ternationaI Labor Defense, the United
Front Committee of Textile Workers,
thru its secretary Gustav Doak, ex-
presses its hearty appreciation of the
work of the |. L. D. in connection
with labor defense in the Passaic tex
tile strike.
1.-THE United Front Committee Of
Textile Workers." says the message,
representing the sixteen thousand
strikers, wishes to express it's warm
est appreciation and gratitude to the
International Labor Defense for its
action in taking up the defense of
Brother Weisbord and all the other
workers to the number, to date, of two
hundred and sixty four who have been
arrested because of their activity dur
ing the strike. The efficient help of
the International Labor Defense has
taken a great load off our shoulders
and has given us greater strength and
courage to keep up the fight.
We appeal to all workers to support
the nation wide protest movement
which the I. L. D. is organizing and
to contribute to it's defense fund. The
bitter persecution we have suffered
during the strike and the attempts to
railroad our leaders to prison have
shown us clearly the great necessity
for the international Labor Defense.
We give it our unconditional support
and endorsement and hope it will be
built into an ever stronger shield of
the working class.
Yours for solidarity, United Front
Committee of Textile Workers. =
Gustav Doak, secretary.
Robert w. Dunn, of the American
Civil Liberties Union, and one of the
defendants, declares:
"The textile bosses have simply put
their local government puppets to
work in a more obvious manner than
usual. Those who know the unspeak-
ably corrupt and venal administration
Of so-called law in Passaic and Bergen
counties in normal times are not sur
prised at the part played by Nirnmo,
Hargreaves and the others who serve
the Forstmann and HUFFMAN com
pany as tho they were its office clerks.
Events of the past week merely
demonstrate the complete economic
dictatorship we live under No mercy,
Justice, fair play or even legality can
be expected from the hirelings of the
mill owners. Nothing but the organ
lied power of the unions and the work
ers can defeat the tyranny they have
set up"
The universal condemnation Of the
arrests from people in all walks of
life and of varying political and indus
trial affiliations BODIES good for the
united campaign which is now being
begun. The first mass meeting under
united auspices will be held on, April
% at the New Star Casino in New
York City, at which an overflow at
tendance is expected AMONG the
speakers will be James P. Cannon, of
the International Labor Defense; AL
bert Weisbord, strike leader; Robert
Dunn, of the Civil Liberties Union;
Norman Thomas, of the League of In
dustrial Democracy and the Socialist
Party, and others.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-04-29

Get member of the Workers Party new subscription
for The DAILY WORKER.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-04-29
Manchurian-Soviet
Dispute Is Settled

PEKIN, China, April 27-The dis
pute over the Soviet railroad in north
ern China has been settled and Gen.
Chang Tso-lin and the Soviet railway
commission have signed an agreement.
Chang agrees TO withdraw his note for
the recall of Ambassador Karakhan
and the Soviets agree to withdraw the
note condemning the Mukden autI'or-
tiles for their attack on NJ. Karakhan.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-04-29
Solved at Last.

A priest has solved the evolution
theory for the church. He agrees
that man evolved from lower species
but that about 5000 years ago god
breathed into the animal man the
soul and this made him the special
favorite of the almighty.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-04-29
Adverse Balance of
Trade for us, March

WASHINGTON, DC, April 81. =
The United States trade balance of
imports over exports for the month Of
March was $7O,OO0,0OO. The Wall
Street Journal speaks Of this as being
depressing" Cotton is the most
noticeable loss. In January and Feb
ruary of this year the exports were
amounted to $4,000, 900.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-04-29
A BANNER FROM. THE BARRICADES!

THE German workers have experienced revolution They
have fought the barbados They have made working
class history
The Communist Party Of Germany has led the glorious fight
The German workers. suffering particularly from the vicious
Dawes Plan find the efforts of the American revolutionary
workers a strong bond of comradeship
munst standard bearer, The DAILY WORKER is to Ger
workers great step in which they join full hearedy
Following the foot steps of the Communist Party Moscow
the Communist Party of Berlin will award another silk
banner to the city reaching the second highest percentage
the national BUILDERS CAMPAIGN
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The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-02-26
ENTERTAiNS FRIENDS.

Miss Naomi Shamrock entertain
ed a number OF friends at party
at her home, on Oakland avenue.
The evening was spent by playing
cards, games, singing and dancing.
Music was furnished by Eddie
Wickmans Night Owl Serenaders.
Delightful refreshments were
served
Those attending were Ruth
Glendenning, Somers Steelman,
Margaret Kelly, John Lapihuska,
Elizabeth Lee, William Willetts,
Florence Downs, Edward Wick
man, Ellen Blake, Dorothy Thorn
as, John Boyd, Albert Nickerson,
Jack Perry, Edward Blake, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Corrigan, Donald
Sharrock, Mr. and Mrs. Taylor
ShalTock
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-02-26
All the right. title and interest of

All the right, title and interest OF
Edward p. Terry in
All the following described tracts
or parcels of land and premises stu
ate in the City of Absecon. in the
County of Atlantic and State of New
Jersey:
No. /. beginning at the Southwes-
terly corner of Ohio Avenue and New
Road and thence 0) in Southwest
erIy direction along said New Road
one hundred and ninety-fiVe ana
twenty hundredths feet to point
thence 90 in a NorthwesterlY dlrec-
ton on a line parallel to orchard
Street two hundred and thirteen feet
thence go in a Northeasterly direc-
ton along said Keefer Avenue nine
ty-fiVe and tWenty-three hundfedthS
feet to a point; thence (l) IN
Southeasterly direction on line par
allel to said Ohio Avenue one hun
dred and twenty and fifty three hun
dredths feet to a point; thence 90 IN
a Northeasterly direction along a
line parallel to said New Road and
Keefer Avenue, one hundred ana SIX
feet to Ohio Avenue; thence tb) IN I, a
Southeasterly direction along sad
Ohio Avenue ninety-two and NIFTY
three hundredths feet to the place
of beginning. 90
Being Lots Nos. 8, 10. II. 20, Il. ~
26 and q. Block /, Section 2, accord to
ing TO pan Oh lOlS iiittpt iCi ~
Model Realty Co, by, Clark and
Thompson, c. E., in July, 1910.
No. g. Beginning at a point on
the Southwesterly side of OHIO Ave
nue. at the distance of ten feet more
or less South, in a southeastern az
rection from Keefer Avenue which
point is about two hundred and thlr.
teen and twelve hundredths feet
more or less in Northwesterly d.
rection from the Northwesterly SIDE
of New Road containing in front or
,, breadth on Ohio Avenue, eighty and
tending back in a Southerly. direc,,
ton between parallel lines to said
Keefer Avenue and New Road dis-
lance of one hundred and six feet,
Being Lots Nos. % and "a on the
Southeast corner of Ohio and keefer
shown on a plan of lots made by
Clark and Thompson, c; f.. of Plea
santvilie. N. j., in July. 1910. and
belonging to the Model Realty Co
No. g.. Beginning. at a point on
the Southwesterly side of Ohio Ave-
nue. at the distance of ninety ana
fifty-three hundredths feet more or
less South, Southeasterly from Keel
er Avenue which point is also one
hundred and thirty-two and MY
three hundredths feet more or less le5s
in a Northwesterly direction IRON
the Northwesterly side of New Road,
containing in front or breadth on
Ohio Avenue, forty feet and extend
ing backward in a Southerly dIrec,,
Keefer Avenue, and New Road,
distance of los feet. being lots %
in Block /. Section 2. as shown on
plan of lots aforesaid.
Being the same premises when
were conveyed unto the present
grantor by deed dated March /, 1871,
from Placido Erato and of record IN
the Clerks Office aforesaid in BOOK
of Deeds 651, page 81, etc.
Subject, however, to the operatioh
of a certain mortgage held by the
Mays Landing Building and Loan
Association in the sum of S3.O00,
which said mortgage has since been
reduced by monthly payments there
on.
Levy approximately $tS7, besides
interest, costs and fees.
10 Seized as the property of Edward
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-02-26
ROBJNSON-CONE,

Miss Mary E. Robinson and
Dudley Cone, of Ocean City, were
united in marriage on Saturday
evening, at the parsonage of Sa-
lem M. E. Church, with the Rev.
S. Monroe VanSant officiating.
Charles C. Weiske, of w. Park
ave-, and Mrs. S. Monroe VanSant
were the only witnesses of the
ceremony. The couple will reside
in Ocean City. Mrs. Cone is a
public school teacher, and at pres
ent is teaching in Bridgeton. Mr..
Cone is employed under the city
government of Ocean City. Mr..
Cone is a world war veteran, and
was shell-shocked and gassed, but
has fully recovered after spending
two years in hospitals.