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The daily worker., 1927-01-29
Red international Gets
AffiliatiOn Of Strong
Columbian Labor Union

Especial TO The Daily WOrker.)
BOGOTA, Columbia. Jan. 27.--
The CoIumbtaR Labor Union yes
terday affiliated with the Red
Trade Union yesterday affiliated
with the Red Trade Union Inter
national.
1t publishes weekly newspaper,
Gel Socialista," which it will now
turn into a daily. The union has
a great deal of influence among the
Indians in this country.
The daily worker., 1927-01-29

For Your Lenin Library:
The daily worker., 1927-01-29
POLITICAL NEED
ENDS REED BILL
FOR LOWER TAX
But Refunds to Big In
comes Go Right On
special To Daily workers.

opeclaI 10 Dally WOrker.)
WASHINGTON, Jan. %. - The
Reed proposal for an immediate ten
percent tax rebate, which would bene-
fit big business corporations, is de-
feated,
With the 1928 presidential election
in view, the supporters of Economy
Cal are determined to postpone their
muoh-vaunted tax slash until Decem-
ber.
Like A Rebate.
The Reed plan, which was rider
on the Deficiency Appropriation Bill,
a republican measure, and which re-
sembled the rebate proposed by Cool
idge some time ago, was struck down
by a ruling of Vice-president Dawes
on a point of CIDER. The defeat of
the Reed proposal was inevitable, how
ever, in view Of the opposition of the
insurgent bloc, which declared that
it was opposed to any plan which pro-
posed to return taxes actually paid
by consumers to large corporations.
Insurgent leaders declare dthat they
favored a permanent reduction. in
taxes, and were opposed to income
take rebates.
Rush Funds.
Though the administration wishes
TO postpone a general tax slash for
political reasons, it is quite anxious
to see large corporations get their
gravy now in the form Of refunds.
The Deficiency Appropriation Bill,
of which the Reed proposal was a
rider, sets aside si75,O00,000 for in
come tax refunds. Many Of the claims
for refunds are absolute frauds, ar
ranged by clerks in the internal rev.
enue bureau and corporation lawyers,
according to democratic leaders.
Three of the largest refunds under
the measure were $6,695,0O0 for the
f. l. Du Pont De Nemours Co., So
117,O00 for the British-Aenlrican To-
bacco Co., and $5,062,000 for the
Standard Oil Company Of Indiana.
The daily worker., 1927-01-29
FORBES IN YET

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2s.-Charles
r. Forbes, ex-director Of the Veterans
Bureau, has been denied a parole
from Leavenworth penitentiary.
Forbes is serving two year sentence
ior conspiracy, and embezzlcment Of
oldiers' funds.
The daily worker., 1927-01-29
READ
Imperialism-The Last
Stage of Capitalism
By n. Lenin

Price, 6Oc in paper, Sl.OO ClOth-bOund.
An indispensable book for the under
standing Of the most recent events in
Latin America, China, and the colonial
countries now In the throes Of revolt
against international imperialism. This
excellent work treats the following
topics: Concentration OF Production
and Monopoly; The Banks and Their
New Role; Finance Capital and Finan-
cial Oligarchy; The Export of Capital;
The Division Of the World Among Cap
itslist Groups; The Division of the
World Among the Great Powers; I'M
perlalism as a Special Stage of Cap
italism; Parasltism and the Decay of
Capitalism; The Critique of Imperial
ism: The Place of Imperialism in His
tory.
153 pages published by the Commun-
ist Party Of Great Britain
Evening star., 1927-09-22
FRIENDSHIP HEIGHTS.
ALL-FEATURE
NORTHWEST HOME.

New brick, semi detached, full
width covered concrete front porch.
reception hall. living room. fireplace.
dining room, sun .parlor, model kitch-
en-, pantry full tile bath. built-in tub,
closets, cedar closets. extra tile lava
tory, hot-water heat. built-in icer.
buflt.in garage and coal bin. storage
lot, on improved street Near 14th
at. car line. Priced less than $4,000,
on easy terms. A real opportunity.
& PHILLIPS, Inc
1921 X st. NV. Frank. 5676.
Evening star., 1927-09-22
SALE-HOUSES.
For COLORED

1900 block 9th st nw-6 rooms and
bath; brick house; space for garage; $3.50:
easy terms.
1900 block 9th st. n.w.-6 rooms and
bath: basement. latrobes, gas; very low
price: $500 cash.
1900 block 9th st. w.-Six-room brick
house. very good condition: estate owner
terms Call sales dept. Main 1858
WALTER A. BROWN. 1400 H.
Evening star., 1927-09-22
SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
(ENntinnad
SIS CASH-S75 A MONTH.

Five-room bungalow in Lee Heights, Va.
near ttoltey. bus, and graded school, lot ~
$50 cash and S75 month. price only
81 500. Address Box 73-Z. Star office. 26'
Evening star., 1927-09-22

BEST BUY IN CHEVY CHASE
Semi bungalow, rooms, = baths; modern
in every detail. Corner home. priced at
$11 $50: terms arranged. Inspection by ap-
pointment only.
WAPLE & JAMES
1116 14th st. NV. Main 10000.
Evening star., 1927-09-22
WOODBRIDGE.

place: INV h: Il square from paved street,
only $500 cash. $50 per month: Inquire
1922 S. Dakota ave. ne. North 1850.
Evening star., 1927-09-22

CHEVY CHASE, ID. c.
Two of the colonial homes on Livingston
at. built by Griffin Bros. have been sold
but it's not too late to some one who wants
a we'll built home in a choice location. Come
out to see 5000 Livingston St. 1t is lighted
at night. Call j. H. GORDON. Main 5231
or Cleye 1885 for full description.
Evening star., 1927-09-22
SALE-HOUSES.

MONROE ST. NV NEAR 16th--6 ROOMS.
bath. ami. Bargain at $500 Terms
wAPLE & JAMES.
111R 14th St NV Main 10000,
Evening star., 1927-09-22

14th ST Heights: trpe-covored lot. 50N14o
with delightful view over the park and sur
rounding country; all improvements are IN
A real bargain for f5c per II.
Evening star., 1927-09-22
SALE-HOUSES.

s100 CASH: 100 18th ST. s,E.--6 ROOMS,
b.. h.-Wh elec.. cellar. 500 mo-; price,
$4,000. GLADMAN. 3OS Pa. ave. Sc.
213 VARNUM ST. NW.-6 ROOMS. ANIL:
below cost. See OWNER. 226 9th st. Sc;
Evening star., 1927-09-22

Detached home just off 18th e.. near end
OF l4th 50. car line. 3 large. attractive rooms
and bath porches. spacious finished attic.
bright cellar. all modern improvements: deep
lot TO alley; garage. Price reduced 10
SlS.250.
Evening star., 1927-09-22
WANTFD--i.0TS.

wANTFD-A LOT on WHICH TO BUILD
a home IN Chevy Chase. west of Connecticut
ave: must have at least a 60foot frontage;
give lot and square number and price. Ad-
dress Box 41I-Z.' Star office. 20
Wv SECTION = STATE BFST CASH
price lot number and square. and II You
will take back as second trust. Address
Box 27S-Z. Star office.
Evening star., 1927-09-22

Reduced So 1850: Cleveland Park close TO
Connecticut ave. Bungalow of rooms and
bath on 1st floor: attic above. suitable for
additional rooms if desired: good heating
plant electric lights. gas. garage. good
buy at this price.
Evening star., 1927-09-22
BROOKLAND.

Illness compels party to sacrifice 81 600
on nearly new, 6-room, semi detached. brick
home: built-in garage: fireplace: all other
and stores Price. $3.50: $500 cash. bal
ance lil.a rent. Bargain for some one. In
Evening star., 1927-09-22

Handsome 10th st. home. close TO Park
ranged home of IL delightful rooms aud
baths. modern in all appointments: garage.
home you must see to fully appreciate.
Price reduced to S25. 900.
Evening star., 1927-09-22
REAL ESTATE LOANS.
LONG TERN .

LONG TERM.
First Trust Loans on improved Real
Estate located I'm the District of Columbia
and nearby May and and Virginia,
FRED PAXTON.
204 Southern Building. Main 4SS.
Evening star., 1927-09-22

Only 50 300 for this ideal Petworth home.
rooms. porches bath hOt-water heat. elec.
and gas occupied by owner. who has Dut in
many extras, double garage. Reasonable
terms.
Evening star., 1927-09-22
EXCHANGE.

IN EVANSVILLE. MD.-9-ROOM. BATH,
h.-w.h., over acre, t,wo-car garage, irnlt; irnlt;
house in NV. or ne D. c. Bargain. Sl2,-
900. Boz 394 Hyattsville, Nd
SEVERAL SMALL HOUSES FOR AN
apartment subject to one trust; no brokers'
Address Box 4lo-Z. Star Office. q.
Evening star., 1927-09-22
BEAUTIFUL

IARliE FAKN
ON good road: subject TO one trust; splen-
did i,,turoveuents 9 miles y. c. line.
Evening star., 1927-09-22
ACREAGE.

We have a client who has gilt-edge Sc
curities who will consider trading same for
clear ground or business or investment prop
gain and not over S100 600 in price.
See Mr. Pevton.
BUSINESS PROPERTIES
MP PTrNJENT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-12

SUBURBAN HOME,
NEARBY, VA.
Delightful corner home, convenient to
bus and car: all modern improvements,
large rooms. spacious grounds. with beauti.
full shade and shrubs. Owner will sacrifice
for squick sale: reasonable terms to re-
sponsible party. For appointment to inspect
Call Clarendon 1896.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-12

3547 18th ST. NW.-VERY DESIRABLE
house Of 8 rooms. baths. and Gear garage.
IN excellent neighborhood; near 14th ST. car
ilne. convenient to stores. schools and
churches; h.-w.h.: all modern improvements:
price reasonable; terms to suit. For inspee-
MORAN & Co. INC BIS Snnthern BID
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-12
FOR SALE-ACREAGE.

EXCELLENT INVESTMENT PROPERTIES.
acres for $500: $40 acres for $500; 90
acres for $4,000: convenient terms may be
eS on noV ceuy ust no ar i Of
Chevy Chase, Nd. Main 1850. Sunday.
Kensington 1859.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-12
SALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.

81 $50: NEW BUNGALOW. LARGE ROOMS:
lot 56x2OO; well. wooded, graded, sodded.
large porches concrete Walks 9nS 1d Terms Mont
4-RooM BA'l. BUNGALOW. 2 BEDROOMS.
wasnn S ooss G 500 500 e eash sfs aD
Ponth t G6OoS aye ass5 ownsp
and builder. Main 9220. bet. rs pm.
SMALL CASH PAYMENT OR NO CASH AT
bath, breakfast alcove. buiit-in garage. fire
place. sleeping porch: corner property: IA
speet cali ceve SSs preed ow and easy
terms. ----------
STORE WITH LARGE APARTMENT
above; second commercial; sc. section any
OWNER Adams 2843. ----------------
GROOM HOUSE IN DANIELS PARK PARK;
splendid condition: porches concrete cellar:
pleasant location. near. STANDARD school; SS00
cash: $40 per mo-. $4,000. Phone befwyn
FOR QUICK CASH SALE, OWNER LEAv-
ing. two Groom and bath, houses and ga
rage: block frontage: close 70 Mclean sL ian
e Gs fhurca ali fo sshS sssso L. H.
MARfH Seiva Station. Va. -------.-.-------.--
BUNGALOW, LARGE, ROOMS, AMI.
garage Takoma PARK c near te stores s sts
p PAL fst1s Sc call Col. 1921 -----
S oK Ny EQUITY Of So oc6 for $4,000 for
quick sale 20l5 Adams st. ne: or terms
if desired must sell -
NEW 7R0oM STUCCO HOUSE. AMI.
sun parlor. built-in garage. large. lot; no
gu praos1ss ATs Gsssssoa Va
VIENNA VA ROOMS. ONE ACRE.
81 900, terms: Will consider renting. Adj
dress Box 3S5-A. Star office. -
FlVE-ROOM SEMI-BUNGALOW; GARAGE.
had ot $4,000 fee eE os
G Ga Fr teGRi d AP 81 1 p@ 'h ST. NV
AN ATTRACTIVE BRICK sEMI,BUNGA-
low; ami, hot-water heat: open fireplace:
hardwood floors: large porches: dry base
paYed IS e od oe9 5S sSd Ss
monthly. IRA K GRUVER. Columbia ave,
EVANSVILLE. Nd. Phone Hyatt. 9I-J. 10
NO CASH PAYMENT: 500 MONTHLY IN
cludes all: new attractive S-roOm dwelling
of fertile land; five bedrooms, sleeping
porch, open fireplace. tile bath, hot-water
heat, city water, electricity. gas and sewer
g aim located IN Gyelnsye subdivision "a,
from city. W. X. WILSON Owner and Build
er. 2542 18th st. NV. Adams 500.
ONE ACRE, BEAUTIFUL GROUNDS. LOVE
~ shade; all kinds fruit; Arm. houset h.-W.
heat. electricity; also building cites in re-
strlcted location Lincoln 9795-W.
CHARMING BUNGALOW. HOLLOW TILE
and stncco: 6 rooms and bath: large attic
heat: 2 fireplaces: electric range; oak floors
ash trim; tlreproof garage attached to house
lot 75X200; graded and handicapped; many
GaSo trees Price reasonable Address F.
sCGh5eTrry9dale P. o.. Va. or call Clarendon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-12

ARLINGTON CT \, COUNTY HOME: 2 LARGE
car garage if you want home of this size
don't fail to to see this one. and make Of
reasonable terms or other half owner will
accept small place or farm in exchange;
Of mile west OF Arlington post office. Get
on any bus going Col. PIX, get off one-half
piock vests vest Ct Va. ave; Sign in yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-12
TAKOMA AND NORTH
WASHINGTON SUBURBS.

TAKOMA AND NORTH
WASHINGTON SUBURBS.
s4,7oo-cozy MODERN COTTAGE.
With With large shady lot and city conveniences.
S.ar b easn nrn ned az. aad S4S per month
ming pool.
s7,0O0--BEsT BUY OFFERED IN TWO
years in Takoma. wonderful new bungalow
for less than $1,000. Five large rooms. beau
place; beautiful corner, on paved i' street t
bullt-in, garage: few minutes walk to bus
reasonable terms
No cash payment, Groom, bungalow on
t WI9W aye NY beat fireplace most at
ments. $50 per month.
Most beautiful colonial BUNGALOW in the
park. The colonial idea has been carried
fect Colonial fireplace and colonial Specially ally
Of i' living room Two good sized bedrooms nnt.
facing south. = Tiled bath with built-in tub
a Wh large dEF ae6ee fht eear
red oak floors: deep shady lot: garage; One
of the show places in Takoma. real home
for some one. at low figure.
An investment. returning better than 10
stucqo house. rented Tor. $40 per month
Spacious Lying room. dining room and re-
ception hall large repaee e. oak floors
S8500--11 rooms. baths. new house
in Maryland; all city conveniences; h.-w.h.;
oak floors.
$12 000-An unusually low price for large
new home OF z rooms and sleeping porch,
built of hollow tapestry tile. Has large at
tic. 4-foot stairs: light dry basement. with
toilet and tubs; garage: reasonable cash
payment.
NEW HOUSES WITHOUT CASH, AND
REASONABLE MONTHLY PAYMENT.
ONCE open Sunday. to @. Other days
telephone for auto.
R. D. LILLE,
Laurel and Carroll avee., Takoma Park
tend of i4th ct. "Takoma' car lnel. Col.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-12

1909 14th ST. NV ROOMS AND BATH
home. with garage conveniently located on
car line; near stores. schools and churches:
NV H.; all modern improvements first COM
merclal zone; terms to suit. For inspection
call for, car at Main 1927. C. z. MORAN
Co. INC, 3I8 Southern Bldg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-12

TAKOMA PARK PROPERTY.
bath sboo Sunsl9W
~0 '~'
in perfect
D4
highest s n TEma SIS SSS Cool in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-12

BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED FARM on Up
per Patuxent River near Sandy, Spring. Nd
50 500 only. Would make ideal summer
home or paying farm. See Mr.. Chaplin or Mr..
Thomas for this and other good country
properties.
nonn y 1i1z Z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-12
Main 1900. 14l7 St: NV.
"Bubbling Springs" Farm;
Great Potato Land, Equipped.

vi COT I UtdNO l~aIEN1 III PFISN4'
70 acres. adioins large. valuable stock
farm: big general crops and 400. bu: pota-
toes To acre here living springs, so acres
mellow tillage. valuable wood and timber:
over 200 handsome naples some 100 f.
without limb; substantial Groom house,
free gas; good barn. other bldgs.: apple or
chard other fruits; handy everything. Owner
alone. $1,000 takes it; only part cash. and
heavy team. COW. poultry. gas engine cream
separator. reaper and binder. drill etc in
cluded Details pg, IS big illus cataloq.
free. STROUT AGENCY. 1422.N Land Title
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-12

COL0RED--117 Ord sT. S.F-NEWLY
decorated house of 10 rooms, bath. and 2-car
garage. Flrst.class neighborhood Near Pa.
ave. sc. Hot-water heat: all modern inn
proyements;, priced right for quick sale:
5000 cash BALANCE like rent: for Inspection
& Co. INC 2IH Southern RIds- r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-12
LOTS ONE-FOURTH CASH.
2nd COMMERCIAL.

% CTS. PER so. FIT.
About Al 900 so. it.. on new concrete
street. near R.R, freight line. A real specu-
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
,ho1 ~ " Ava NV Main 1l66.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-12
WANTED-LOTS
SALE-FARMS.

VIII TAKE YOUR LOT AS DOWN PAY
noent on new semi-det. Chevy Chase oTick.
No agents. Cleve. 1853.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-12

1s2e-1331 d Il. r.e06 large rooms. tile
bath, built-in tub. h-wh., cleo. lights. hard
wood floors and trim. built-in ice box. 1-piece
wide concrete front porch; deep lot 20 wide
THOMAS A. JAMESON CO..
Main 6620, 0O6 New York Ave
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-05-13
Preparing More Forged Documents

The Baldwin tory that into existence with
the aid forged Znovev documents has proved itself vr
in rckery and deception has established regime OF
forgery and resorts to its favor weapon whenever 1T nds IT
self tight pinch The raid the Soviet trade delegation
London yesterday plainly another attempt to flood the
the world about the designs Of the Soviet Union
that ought not fool with the slightest degree of poll
teal understanding.
There are number of reasons why the beabored tory
stage just this time raid in fragrant viola
ton every article international law The trades disputes
bill of the Baldwin government calculated outlaw both general
sympathetic strikes expeng from
section the working The criticism of the bill from
the of the right wing of the labor that the
past has served vaany the ruling class in its efforts to
maintain power has disguised the of labor who
will probably story the effect that the oppo
ton to the trade disputes bill being directed from the offices
of the Soviet trade delegation This in turn will enable the
dehard their camor for breaking off all ea
ohs with Russia that they have dnned into the of the
world since the general strike.
Then Also the documents be used for
purpose charging that all the opposition mperast
Intervention in China springs from the The
bies for forgery arising out of such raid almost
limited
mysterious containing nstruc-
TONS their supporters Britain and elsewhere
that they have lost their effectiveness 1t the
British regime forgery that responsible the raid
Soviet embassy Picking by the bandit gang Chang
n it unquesonaby the fine hand of the tory outfit
prepared the documents discovered the Soviet ship seized
by Peing authorities that resulted in the of Madame
Borodin and other passengers.
only adequate reply this depraved government and its
provocaon open defiance by the British working
class determined preparations for another general strike spite
against tory anrke law open preparations
instruction combined with appeal to the armed forces for
support order to silence for all time the Bawns and Cham
supporters the Thomases MacDonads
Cynes who guilty of delivering the working
the hands of its enemies in the first general strike.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-05-13
The Communist Vote in Passaic.

official the Passaic Albert
Weisbord strike and Communist poed
The highest poed by any candidate 1882 For
and fraction poed by the successful of the
itaist candidates Wesbord poled vote
This by the impressive showing yet by
candidate approved by the Workers Communs Party
election held this country To claim however that all those
voted Webord Communists would be absurd the
simple that the other candidates endorsed by the Party
credited with than half the
tied Wesbor Had they been Communists the would have
been identical for all three of the candidates.
1t does prove that the DOGGY of Communism has effect
upon thousands thousands of workers in Passac Certainly
one republicans and democrats guble to
agne that many stolen from all the
candidates The very that the petty jay bird
acts local prosecuting attorney ruled that the Communist
ddaes could have their watchers the polls
evidence deliberate intent pepetrate wholesale
than of five of the textile strikers permitted
of legal restrconsmany of them live nearby
and therefore in Passac and those who
live Passac permitted the right of franchise because
prevent them becoming zensproves
the did register Communist sentiment SO instead
sentiment being smaller than the vote would indicate
greater.
Communist sentiment in Pasaic is due almost wholly to the
confidence inspired the workers of that bleak mill
during the strike and the election
aaors forced record than thousand
leader and organizer of that strike proves that Communism
made lasting impress the workers there and that
and will in future be the dominating factor the life
of that community
AT all times during the campaign and in the preparatory
before the campaign the Communists wanted united front with
all labor that straight united labor ticket could be
by the miserable control of the official
ton of Labor machine but the showing of the Communists
made the position of these takers difficult Another strug
gle will the workers that those supported by the
agents the mill just as the notorious police
commissioner Preske who defeated for reelection by
tective chief WHO is not whit better.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-05-13
WORKERS! STOP THE MURDER
OF SACCO AND VANZETTI
Why Coolidge Will Not Aid Victims Of the Flood.

The widespread flood devastation along the Mississippi river
in the South that has driven from their habtOns thousands
thousands of whites and blacks who at best normal
times exc out miserable existence raising cotton has brought
nsstent demands for special session of appropriate
funds to relieve the bewdered Of suffering
humanity.
ponent of the MelonHoover administration is making
the wen ring with demands for special session. In
cao speech Kansas City Reed assaed Coolidge for refusing
call special to deal with the flood calamity
cay reuted the presidents contention that the
doing all it for the refugees He pointed the fact that the
government few years gave $OOOO000O to European su
ferers
Senator Reed displays typical middle creduty regard
ing the for the existence of the He holds the
fond illusion that capitalist exist protect
hbtans of their countries instead of for the purpose of serving
the interests of small and powerful ruling classes against all the
rest of society,"
The American the agent the great
and ndustrasts of the nation and exists for the specific purpose
of defending their interests in short its purpose perpeuae
nequatiesto maintain the supremacy of the exploiting class
against the workers and farmers.
true that this government did place millions dollars
the disposal of relief agencies in Europe That
however, of relieving suffering but of getting srange
hold European territory that the Wall
realize profits from their investments In the devastated flood
of the South there rich derived
Wall Street hence the remains Indifferent to
pfu pleas of its people, and confines itself dspatching
Hoover there to ascertain just what possibilities there
investment of banking capital What happens the
farmers both whites and blacks who have had their belong
ng washed away by the torrenta waters of the
government It's sole interest lies in the future possibilities
cotton raising and if the victims migrate industry
methods of raising cotton will be devised that the bankers
realize the rate Of profit off their investments If
stricken regions the South held possibilities the investment
of amount of bank capital profits could
realized only through aiding the forth
coming through special session.
The special session is refused by Coolidge the
Wall Street. because won't pay That he grim reality Of
The case