davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1927-05-11
Bows Khaki Pants, 2 for

All sizes for boys, to IA years Well made OF
durable khaki Deep pockets and belt loops
Bargain Basement.
Evening star., 1927-05-11
Handmade Nightgowns

-Skillfuy handmade by the native women of the
and Porto Rico. OF muslin crepe.
with various necknes. Attractvely embroidered
and some scalloped Sizes 10 to 20-Bargain Bases
Evening star., 1927-05-11
Porch Pillows, 3 for

-Cretonne- covered Porch Pillows, in attractive
shapes and sizes For porch, or s~ing.-
Bargain Basement.
Evening star., 1927-05-11
Unbleached Muslin, IL yds.

80 inches wide. Popular grade Of unbieach
muslin for sheets pillowcases, mattress cove
etc.--Bargain Basement.
Evening star., 1927-05-11

Tots Bath Robes
Little folks need A
these on their trav-1M
els. Sizes 2 to 63M
years-infants' sizes
also. Third Floor ~sxAv
Evening star., 1927-05-11
Two-Piece Pajamas

OF novelty crepe, with plain or coorful figured
jackets. Dollar Day at Sl.-Barga;n Basement.
Evening star., 1927-05-11
Table Linens

Table Covers, Scarfs, Centers, Vanity Sets an
ment
Evening star., 1927-05-11
Bandeaux, Thursday, 3 for
Women's Sweaters, 2 for

-All-wool Slip-on Sweaters, some with rayC
stripes Attractive range of colorings for Sun
mer wear. Sizes So to 44.-Bargain Basement.
Evening star., 1927-05-11

Tots Hats
Crisp white ors
pastel organdie sun O.
bonnets--to frameYW
little flowerlike
faces. Third Floor s
Evening star., 1927-05-11
Step-ins and Bloomers, z for

Novelty styles Of voies crepes and striped rayon
voiles. In white or bright Summer colors-Bar-
gain Basement
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w. Virginia.
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Especial Cable to The DAILY
WORK ER.)

MOSCOW, U. S. S. R., July &C.
Pravda, the central organ of the
Communist Party of the Soviet
Union, declares today that the crisis
in the Kuomintang in China puts the
question of the organization of So
viets on the order of the day in the
development of the Chinese Revolu-
ton.
At the same time it declares that
the role of the Chinese bourgeoisie
in the revolutionary movement is a
thing of the past.
Pravda emphasizes that the change
IN the various phases of the develop
ment of the Chinese Revolution and
In the Kuomintang imperatively de-
mands new slogans and new tactical
departures.
1t calls for an ability, pursuing the
true feminist path, to find the actual
link that can be taken hold of at a
given moment in order to draw all
revolutionary forces into common
chain of struggle.
The various efforts demanded Of
the Chinese Communist Party at the
present moment are enumerated as
follows:
/. The paramount task of the Chi
nese Communist Party at the pres
ent moment is to energetically resist
the reactionaries within the Kuomin-
tang.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-07-27
Capitalist Press Makes
Exaggerated Statements
About Trials in U. S. S. R

MOSCOW, July 26.-Nikolas
Krilenko, attorney general, is
sued a statement today to the
press denying the eMstenc of "a
new reign of terror" in Russia, as
reported in some newspapers of
Ameria and capitalist Europe.
The attorney general stated
that the political police have OBJ
tanned the consent Of the govern
ment for every trial which they
have carried out, and there have
been no executions without trial
and conviction.
The number of arrests Of alleged
counter-revolutionists during past
months has been exaggerated
greatly in the foreign press, said
Krilenko.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-07-27
COMMONS HEARS
BRITAIN FACING
new Mine CRISIS
Unemployment, Lower
Living Standard Seen
By TOM BARKER.

LONDON, July 26.-The deplorable
conditions in the British mining in
dustry were submitted to a biting
analysis in the House of Commons
by Frank Marley, miners member
for Mansfield.
The prediction of the Labor Party
|. as to the effect of longer hours in
intensifying competition and lower
ing the standard of living of the
workers had been fulfilled with
greater speed than was expected
Lower Pay.
'In Scotland" said the miners,
Mp, compared with February 1926,
the miners in April of this year pro-
duced $50 hundred weight per shift
more, and received LOG pence per
shift less. In Northumberland the
increase is 2.24 hundred weight and
the decrease in wages 8.57 pence. In
Durham the increase is 3.14 hun
bred weight, with wages 7.85 pence
less. South Wales shows an increase
of 1926 hundred weight and the men
lost in the terms of wages 2.55 pence.
"Never was there so much unem-
ployment insurance paid out in Not
tinghamshire. In Durham the TO-
024 miners working in May, 1924, had
fallen to 81 1924 in May 1924 re-
duction of 40,700 That figure of
single district Mr.. Marley hurled at
the Government benches, THAT fig
ure gives some idea of the CHASTITY
tragedy now overshadowing the min
ing industry of this country. Men
are clamoring for work at every col
liery today"
Disease OF Capitalism.
Mr.. Varley thought some benefit
might be gained by substituting CO.
operative selling agencies, but he ad-
ded: "The disease at the heart of the
British coal industry is competition
between the mine owners themselves.
Exports in January were 4,092,000
tons for which G4,290,000 was received
in February. Such was the effect of
flooding the export markets, that TO-
900 more tons were exported, and the
amount received was e278,000 less"
"The French embargo" continued
the speaker, twas purely an act of
self protection against the practices
of British coal owners in undertaking
the market at the expense of their
miners. There was more intimida-
ton and victimization than ever be-
fore. The union was treated like
a leper The mines belonged to the
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-07-27
COMMUNISTS PROPAGANDIzE IDEA OF
"SOvIETS!" IN Chinese REVOLUTION

2. The Kuomintang organizations
IN which Communists WELD the dom
inant influence must be raised
against the Central Committee.
Pravda points out that the Com
munists should Immediately start
propaganda for the idea of the So
VETS, so that if the struggle to win
the Kuomintang fails, to call the
masses to organize Soviets as a con-
dition of the further development of
the revolution; opposing the Soviets,
as organs of the toilers. to the organ
izations Of the bourgeoisie.
1t is point out that while it is cor
rect today to issue the slogan for
the organization of Soviets, it was
not correct to issue this slogan be-
fore, when the revolution was pass
ing thru different stage of its de-
velopment.
For long time the supporters of
the idea of the immediate organiza-
ton of Soviets wished, says Pravda,
thru merely proclaiming the new
slogan to substitute the struggle for
winning the masses within tn e
Kuomintang, for the demand that the
Communists be Immediately called
upon to leave the Kuomintang.
The supporters Of this idea (Trot-
zky-Zinoviev-Radek) were trying to
force the masses to jump over such
phases of the development of the
revolution as they had not yet lived
thru
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-07-27
ALL CHINA FEDERATION OF LABOR CALLS UPON
JAPANESE LABOR BODY TO CHECK IMPERIALISM

The All-China Labor Federation
protests, in the name of 100000 or
gained Chinese workers, against the
sending of troops by the japanese
imperialists to Shangtung. Under
the pretext of protecting the lives
and properties of Japanese residents
in Shangtung, they in reality want to
crush the Nationalist Revolutionary
movement of China They do not
know that Japanese residents in
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-07-27

CHICAGO, July 26.-A telegram
received by the International Work
ers' Aid from the secretary of the
Central Committee at Berlin, Ger
many, states, that in Germany,
France, Belgium, England and Soviet
Russia preparations are under way to
send carloads of food, clothing and
medical supplies into China for the
Revolutionary Army.
The National Committee of the
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-07-27

China have never received any harm
whatever.
The said Federation hopes that
Nihon Rodokumiai Hyogikai leads
the Japanese class-workers in joint
strike for the withdrawal of the
japanese troops from Shangtung.
Eradicate totally the Japanese i'm
perialists and secure for both the
Japanese and the Chinese proletariat
true liberation.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-07-27
Current EUents

Continued from Page One)
they did not have a social conscience,
They are now threatened with death
and the great majority of the work
ers are discussing whether Dempsey
fouled Sharkey on whether Sharkey
raised the cry of "fou" to cover a
bad licking This fact gives a pic
ture of low state of development of
the class struggle in the United States
at the present time.
X
THE ruling class of Massachusetts
want to execute Sacco and Van
zetti Perhaps they would be just
as well pleased now that they did not
have the case on their hands. They
thought they would get away with
the murder and that the execution of
those two men would have a salutary
effect on the workingclass. But the
storm of Indignation aroused by the
attempt, thwarted them and halted
the executioner's hand for several
years. Now they want to uphold the
majesty of the law" that sentenced
Sacco and Vanzetti to death, yet they
fear the resentment of the masses
should the sentence be carried out.
Which is equal to saying that only the
collective protest Of the masses can
save our comrades from death
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-07-27

WASHINGTON, July 26. The
army dirigible RS-1, on q $500 mile
tour, arrived at Boiling Field at
1850 o'clock today from Langley
Field, Virginia. After two hour
layover, the RS-1 leaves for Lake
hurst.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-07-27
INTERNATIONAL WORKERS AID CALLS FOR MORE
RELIEF FOR NATIONALIST WOUNDED IN CHINA

American section of the W. |. R. calls
upon all who read this to heed the
call of Clara Zetkin that staunch
veteran fighter and dig deep into
their pockets in support of the Chi
nese Revolution.
Send your contribution today to the
International Workers Aid, 1853 w.
Madison Ct, Chicago, III. (Rm. S03)
Have Paid Your Contribution to
the Ruthenberg Sustaining Fund?
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-07-27
Pennsylvania.
Virginia.

Nick Rantala, Austerville.
E. w. Riggs, Wisconsin.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-07-27
80 DAYS For Contempt.

30 Days For Contempt.
George Bennett, who cursed Fed
eral Judge William B. Sheppard in
court in Brooklyn Monday, was fined
$50 and sentenced to 80 days in jail
by Judge Sheppard yesterday after
noon on a charge of contempt of
court.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-07-27
w. Virginia.

Andrew J. Feilis, Dorothy.
A. Phocion, Wheeling.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-07-27
MARY HEATON WORSE.
By the noted n0Velist
and 1Oriter

(lTNHIS then is the back
ground of the Passaic
strike Enormous prof
Its, low wages, the accompa-
tnying poor living conditions,
night work in the mills, the
denial of civil rights, in ad-
vent of workers demonstra-
ton, espionage, blacklisting.
the fierce fight against the
w o + * r s. organization. all
these form the soil from which
springs the historic struggle
In Passaic. A struggle which
lasted from January 25, 1925,
to February %, 1927, during
which time the self-control OF
the workers never lapsed to
violence, during which time
their morale mounted as they
grew to know each other and
as they became ever more re-
solved to come out of the
struggle with a Union. This
pamphlet aims only to show
the workers passing through
the many phases of the strike
and overcoming the successive
difficulties and disappoint-
ments standing between them
and a final victory"
80 Cents.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-07-27

mine-owners, and they did what they
liked. Ninety-five per cent of the
men worked under conditions upon
which they were not consulted, and
to which they were not a party"
Laborites cheered again and again
as the telling expose was delivered.
=
Unemployment Rises In Britain.
LONDON, (FP) July 26.-Joyson-
Hicks, British Home Secretary, in a
speech dealing with resident RUS
SLAMS, stated that he had just received
a letter from prominent British in
dustrialist, in which the latter i'm
plored him to use his influence to
see that there should be as little in
reference with Russian trade as
possible. Thousands of my employees
will be dismissed" he said, eff we
fail to make further contracts with
our Russian customer"
During June unemployment in
Germany was reduced to 541, 900, by
100000 In England in the same
period the number of iobless was
increased by $4,000. The total is well
over the million mark.
"And," said Labor member of
parliament today, "we won the war,
but are losing the peace. And the
end is not yet"
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TopHTb %np0hIeHHOe. II 9To CANOE
cTporoe liz HHX, : cRa3aIa MHe OF
Ha H3 yqHTeIbHHH.
GCTallaa mE0Iy, q LYMAN : BOT
H3 EoT0 M0ikeT |HO.lyqHTbca 3IOp0B0e
6y4yHIee H%ofoIeHHe, ec.1n gaTb envy
neo6XoIHMoe BoCHHTaHHe II BHy :
mHTb c DHBX dcT IEo6oBb Ii EHHre,
Il qTeHlO, Il IlOIaM, no BceMy 8H-
BOMy, yqHTbca, Ho0oIbIIa yqHTbca
yMy : pa3yMy.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-11-19

CpeIH BmcORHX, cTpOfHHx ia =
IbM, TecHO pacTyuTHx y pyqba, poe
IA MaJeHbEaH TpaB0THa.
CaNaa O%6HEHOBeHHaa 9eIeHaa
%TpaBoqEa!
llpaBIa, B CpaBHeHlm c ee HOI-
pyraMH Qua Ea3aIacb OqeHb 0olb-
moi, MOnIHOf, %BIaCTHOa, Ho TOlbRO
HOTONy, qTo ee nOIpyrH, pacTynIHe
Ha OTRpHToM, He3amIHmenHOM Mec =
re, HOIBepraIncB BecbMa qacTo pa3
HHqHBM |6eJcTBHaM: BeTep Tx HH-
IbD, Tpa3bW o6IaBaI; yHaBmHe BE
TBH HX IaBHIH, HpO0eTapmHe %H-
B0THBe HX TOIITaIII.
BcleIcTBHe 9TOrO Bill Hx 6NI l8
MyqeHHnf, H3HypeHHHH, xOTa cltIa
TaHIaCb BHyTpH Ha1I0I TpaBOTbH;
HeCqaCTHHe IHmb B3IHXaIH H Tpy
cTH0 H0Hypa T0d0BRH, AeqTaIH 0 XO
pomeH cBo6oIHoH cqacTIHBOH aI3-
HH.
Hama IKE TpaB04Ea pOcIa B 10
ponIeM 3aTuHmeHHOM MecTe: HHqTO
ee He JaBH.I0, HHRT0 ee he T0IrTa,1.
II CIeIaIacb oHa T0pIoh, TuIecIa
BHoH, He $eIaBueH 3HaTb HHqerO,
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-11-19

croft 3aMeqaTe4bHoH gpaMH HpHHH-
MaDT yqacTHe HaBecTHHe EO1OHHH
!ID6HTe.IH : apTHcTH, EaR TO: Mali
SocoB, .IacGK, 1%IHHlBEa, TOMHaH :
Ia, HaBIOB II up.
liza TaHHeB HpHrIameHa HepBO
HIaccHaa My8BRa HoI ynpaBIeHHeN
Myccepc.
IpaMa "NTaTH uafMH1Ira" HeCoM
IeIIHO BceM HOHpaBHTca, a Ho9ToMy
ilpHrIaHaeM BcD pyccHo : yRpaHHc
.EyD EoaoHTD. 3a HoIpo6HocTaMT
9ToTo TpaHIHo3HOTo cHeETaR.Ia npc
CHM c.IeIHTb B o6'aBaeHHax ra3eTbl
"PaccBeT" II B n%Ia6aTaX, EoTopBe
0yIyT BBIIIyIIeHH Ia yHpaHHcR0M II
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-11-19
4ETPonT, MNq.

1OBO4HM 10 cBeIeHHa BECK qIeH0B
PyccEorO IIporpeccHBHoro 06mecTBa
BaaHMoHoMowH, ITO oqepe4Hoe COO
PAINE cOcToHTca B B%ocEpeceHbe 20
Hoa6pa B 10 JACOB yTpa B HoMeme-
HHH ROoHepaTHBHorO pecTOpaHa
9219 PycceI GRIP, Bee q,IeHM IoI-
a;HH aBHTca O6a3aTeIbHO Tar EaK
Ha oqepeIH HMeDTca OqeHB BaIHHe
BOnpocB. IIpHrIaIIaDTca H He qIe
HB, HHTepecyDwufica pa6oToH Dome
CTBa.
CeRpeTaps. =.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-11-19

06PAWEHNE RO BEEN PyC-
CKon K0lOHNN T0Po4A HbN-
N0PKA " OKPPEGTH0CTEN
40porNe co0TeqeCTBeHHnKA " Tpaw
zane!
1OBOIHM 40 Banuero cBeIeHHa,
mo mRoIbHBM IoMHTeT0M 00WeCT-
Ba ,,HayIa" II PyccIoTO IlpaBOcIaB
HoFO o6mecTBa 26 Hoa6pa CT. B ga
he ,,FIpocBeIueHHe", 8 CeEoHI 9B.,
H.H. ycTpaHBaeT B0.IBIlI0n H0H
IIEPT. Becb 4OX0I c EoHuepTa Hoii
4eT Ha noI4ep&Ey PyccRoH S%qTcKOii
mIO.IBI. NIH HpHaBBaey BECK pyc-
cIHx ,10Ied HoceTHTb aro HpeInpna
THe II HOMOqB 4eTeIoi mEoIe;; IaTb
BO3MoTH0cTb( Hp0IoIRaTb IeTHmHaM
pyccHHN EoIOHncToB H3yqaTb pol
HUI d3blh, ITO TAI BdKH0 30 MILO
ruX o|THonIeHHaX. B mEo7e VIE HMe
eTca 230 IereI, I0TopMe, pacllpeIe
.IenbI 10 mecTH .RIaccaM. qeTHpe
R.IaCca. nepB0Ha4aIbH0ll mE0.IM II
ina BhIIIe experimentation. HMeeT
ca TInaTeIbH0 HOIC0paHHHif HpeHoIa
B~aTe.IbcRHf HepcoHaI H8 5 IHH. YTo
OBJ 9TO H|e00XOIHMOe memo npOIoI-
HaI0cb BH0lHe ycneHIH0, IaI B Hp0
mlBe TOLL, He00XOIHMa BAHIA OF
3bBqHB0cTb, TpaGIaHe. lloceTHB 60H
DepT, BIZ aBnTecb yUacTHHRaMH 'pyG
cEoro vIBTypHorO cTpOHTeJbcTBa.
byIeM h, IeaTbca, ITO MHpTHe OF
RIHRHyTca Ha nam HpH3HB H lIoce-
TIT IaHHOe npeIGpHaTHe. Il01pO6-
HOcTH EoHUepTHoh npOrpaMMh 6y-
0yT cOo6IIeHM B ra3eTax II a9Hmax.
ulROAbHbIR ROMNTeT.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-11-19
AHTHRBAPN NAT

B MarasKHe "PacCBeT" NMcWTca
,ae4yoWae pe4RAe AO-BOeHHble vs.
gaHNa:
reHsMoAbT. NCTOpNa q~eaoBeqec
1Ba. B 8 1oMax. Hs4. npocBeweHHe'
uEHA 5000
HoAeseA. - Nc1opNa pYccKOA cAo-
secHocTA. B 8 1oMaN. Ns4. MapRca
BEHA. - - 15.OO
Nc1Opna pYccEOH AMTepaTypH. B .
romax. TlO4 pea. 0BcaHHHKo : KY
aHKoBcRoro. Ns4. "MNp" - 22.0o
Make Hop4ay. CO6paHHe COqNHeHhh
B IL 1oMax. M34. &yEca. - 1900
3pHecT PeHaH. CO6paHhe CoqHHe-
han. B'12 ToMax. VISA. @YKCa. 1900
4. Mepe%ROscRNi. CO6paHNe Coqh-
HeHNR. B % ToMax. Ns4, CbITNHa.
uEHA 5000
MNxeAbcoH. PyccEaa MbIcAb " peqb'
C6opHNR ~O6pasHbIx cAOB " hHocBa-
3aHHH. B 2 TOMax. - 800
6psM. MEsHb @NBOTHblA, B 10 TO-
Max ---35 SOU
MNAORoB. TOcY4apc1BeHHoe Ao3ahc-
TB0 P0cCNM. ... sou
Kan1epeB. NcTopNa pYccKoE neAa-
rOTnRM. - 4.uu
MHHgeAeeB. 0cHOsbI xHMNH. - 500
6pesNRe. PyKOBO4c1BO no aHaToMhA
%qeH0BeRa. - 7.5U
D. 0cceH4OBcRHa. 3BepK, 6oTH B
!ITgH. 1.65.