Page Four THE DAILY WORKER Summer Army of Idle WAR LORDS ME DRAWING COLOR MOTHER BLOOR GETS Encumbers Los Angeles 15 SUBS FOR DAILY By FRAPIESA. FLIRTING WITH IN 'LOS' CAUSES WORKER AT TOLEDO LOS ANGELES, July 19.—The mid- SCOPES TRIAL, RELIGION Branch Educational night mission, haven of destitute men, VERSUS is surpassing former records. It is to The Dally Worker.) Directors in N. Y. C. (Special every night. KANSAS CITY, MO. EVOLUTION, FREE MASONRY AND RIOT AND FIRE filled to capacity As a Hold Important Meet TOLEDO, Ohio, July 19.—Two rule, at this time of the year some demonstrations were COMMUNIST MEMBERSHIP LOB ANGELES, Calif.—Recently a large open air relief is felt In the crowding of men DISCUSSED held here at which Mother Reeve in shelter, but that id not the case To Be an Aircraft and NEW special meeting of big crowd of "angels” started a nice the YORK—iA Bloor spoke. Fifteen subscriptions building Is emptied all branch educational directors of little race riot in this city. And the In 1925. When the Munition Center The Scopes’ trial and of Young to the DAILY WORKER were se- every morning position tions for a sub-drive for the Local New York Party will- reason for it was that a white man of Its human contents religion Workers Communists on and evolution Worker, Sunday, July the 19th will take place Monday evening, July 20th, sold a house and lot to a human being cured. there Is no standing room not occu- the of drive, By E. HUGO OEHLER as contrasted with bourgeois atti- be the first day the when the at the Workers School headquarters. of color by the name Alexander, said Comrade Bloor Is now hitch-hik- pied on the sidewalk in front. tude; masonry membership L, canvass free and 1. W. members will all This meeting will be for the pur- to be boss among his own people. This ing to Cleveland where she will Real Prosperity, . KANSAS CITY, MO. July 19. A organizations, papers in Mr. of Communists in such readers of radical an effort pose of discussing the plan of wprk happened in spite of the fact that speak at several meetings. While Practically all the unfortunate men two million dollar airplane syndicate to get the young people there to '"sub- not the organization of a “stand by Soviet of the fall. It is of the greatest im- Alexander had moved into here she helped organize a junior are abled-bodled and In the prime of will locate in this city with Anthony Russia” and "Hands Off China” meet- scribe to the Young Worker of the never intended to do so. portance that we begin our discussion house—and group of the Young Workers life. Anxious to work but seeing no Fokker, manufacturer and Inventor ing among many Young Comrade. Prizes are offered to having sold were the matters dis- of the educational work for the fall The former owner—after League. employment In prospect, they look Fokker plane and a group of Chicago comrades securing the subs. property, and of the cussed at the C. C. C. Wed- most term as soon as possible. the rented the house blankly them. guiding about American capitalist as it’s nesday, July 15. The Junior section of the league is The meeting vyill have as its order lived there with his family. There- Cleveland Jewiah Youth Notice air- man a Somehow, the two A. F. of L. papers force. The city is favored as an Stand by Russia Meeting July 21. establishing a summer camp at Fox of business, first, a report by the fore in the case the of “super- He was The Jewish branch of the Cleveland of this city rejoice over the situation craft center says a local paper be- In accordance with the program laid Lake. They are raising a fund of director of the school on the classes ior” race got the worst of it. in- Young Workers’ League has changed of these indlgents. They point to them cause it gives, "Greater security in by the Central Executive Commit- $500.00 to equip the camp and to pro- that conducted last term; se- roughly handled, furniture thrown out were the date of its regular meetings to as proofs that prosperty groks cool time of war from enemy aircraft,” vide meals for the young comrades cond, a discussion by all educational to the street, police, and all that. So tee another anti-militarist meeting un- every Wednesday at 8 p. m. The Coolidge and hint that condi- with, "Exceptionally labor there. Party urged cjirectors pro- we not only have a trinity of perils with favorable der the slogan of Stand by Soviet branches are to on last term’s work and branch jvill hold one business meet- better under LaFol- supply assist Juniors by posals here, Red, yellow and black, but also tions would be conditions and a good of train- Russia! Hands Off China! Boycott the raise the fund for the Fall term. ings and three educational meetings making donations a trinity of K's. lette or his successors. ed woodworking and metal mechanics the citizens’ military training camps or collections from You are expected to come to this month at its hall at 6311 during each the fake labor organs fall to needed in aircraft production.” has been arranged jointly by the their branches and forwarding same meeting prepared to take an active Blames K. K. K. and Barbers Woodland Ave., room 2. The educa- But to the local office of the league, 19 part in the discussion to aid note that the growing army of un- backers of the Fokker project Workers Party and Young Workers' and us The Doran street school in Glen- tional meetings will be partly taken The S. Lincoln St. the us. employed Is a sure sign of Improve- expect to be able to turn out 1000 League for next Tuesday, July 21, at in solving problems before dale, a suburb of Los Angeles, took up by a study class for young work- The Class in Workers’ Correspondents of a Now ment In Los Angeles. As the cheapest planes a year in this strategical posi- Northwest Hall. (See other columns trade unions are being regular- fire 5 times inside few days. ers in the A. B. C. of Communism. ly Riley, labor market in the United States un- development in of for details.) 25,000 anti-militarist leaf- covered by speakers from the Meets Next Tuesday a man of color, Jesse is said The local educational department will tion for such time employment means real prosperity for lets and other pluggers being dis- Negro Trade Union committee, to help The class in Workers Correspond- to have "confessed” under a grilling also provide the branch regularly peace and more in time of war. are those who control the city. Coolidge tributed for the occasion. boost the American Negro Labor Con- ence given by the Workers School (third degree) of the police. He did with speakers on subjects of current It is well remembered that the prosperity for Los Angeles employers gress. More financial help must be will hold its regular session next it in revenge, according to the report, importance and interest. All young Dutch airplane builder’s planes were Evolution Meeting Planned. just plenty of labor at any price forthcoming for the Negro Champion, Tuesday, June 21st. 8 p. m., at the because several barber shops had workers are invited to attend these is the effective and exclusive weapon It was decided to organize as soon they to pay it. It is here' to the organ of the American Negro La- school headquarters. drawn the color line and refused to meetings of the league. care for of the Germans and in the world war. as possible a mass meeting on the bor Congress and in general to help All members of the class must not cut his hair, adding that he believed stay for sometime. But Germany is a disarmed bour- Scopes trial, in order to bring out now this organization put over its con fail to be present at! the next session, the K. K. K. was behind the action state States the of the Communists to- Getting a DAILY WORKER geouise while the United attitude gress. as important matters will be taken of the barbers. Riley is charged with Getting a DAILY WORKER sub or increasing arming ward religion science. evo- is an ever state. and The Street Meetings up. They should bring with them the arson. sub or two will make a better two will make a better Communist of In times of peace the commercial be- lution trial in Dayton, Tenn., offers a Persecution by the police is now story they were assigned to prepare you. > splendid opportunity Communist of you. nefits will be theirs and in time of for the Commun- regular, but the party continues its on “What the Workers in My Shop Portugal Ministry Resigns war, ‘the exceptionally favorable ists to explain the origin of the idea r meetings to maintain the right of free talk About.” LISBON. July 19.—M. Da Silva, labor’ will be making planes to be of gods, religion, the development of speech on the street corners. In Ci- late prime minister in a cabinet that used to gas and bomb workers in the sciences, the relation of these cero there is now such a battle on and North Side English Meets Tonight lasted barely two wekes, today asked other parts of the world, so legal developments and phenomena in the all available comrades should go Tonight a very important meeting robbery may continue. field of sociology and so on. Announce- there every Thursday night at 14th of the North Side English branch of the president to dissolve parliament. ment of the date of meeting will ap- But airplanes is not all for it was St. and 49th Court. the Workers (Communist) Party will The Da Silva ministry resigned Os the pear Greatest later. not so long ago that a K. U. proffesor In the industrial field w-hich could be held at the regular meeting place, yesterday after the chamber by a ma- In this connection came up also the Imperial in discussing the economic develop- not be reported upon becaiise of the Hall, 2409 N. Halsted St jority of nine votes passed a motion matter of membership of freemasons Members urged to be on lack of ment of the territory said that Kan- lateness of the hour, the city execut- are time. of confidence. in a Communist organization. This City logical ive reports the following, T. IJ. E. L. Propaganda sas is a munition center. question was a mooted one at the From our packing plants, fats and especially active among machinists fourth congress of the Comintern in locals and oils for our soap industry that in resolutions in No. 199, No. relation to the French and Italian 390 and No. 113 condemning scabbery ; N turn yeild a by-prcduct of Glycerin Parties. The Comintern and its sec- .'■ / the roast- of United Garment Workers in Amal- ■■' \ \I• I near’by i and in the districts stand unqualifiedly opposed to Value tions gamated strike. ing of zinc sulfide can yeild large members of * . Communists being such I._ Metal quantities of sulfuric acid. The two trades group of T. U. E. L. v- I organizations, which are nothing else and combined with nitric acid furnishes Machinists and Metal Polishers' W but organizations of capitalism of a Union in a substancial output of nitroglyceri- united front to conduct or- ->■ On Saturday, July 25, the RUSSIA TODAY is not writ- religious, political, economic and so- ganization | campaign in Shaft ne. cial character and Communists have Flexible first instalment of RUSSIA ten by Communists. It Is the company. Leaflets being issued. be This , In the wars to come it looks as nothing to gain by participation in TODAY will printed. In barbers, appeal being official report of British though Kansas City will play a deci- such bodies. Membership in them is token from official report of the British decision of the G. E. B. trade union leaders and ex- sive role in the service of the war forbidden by the party. suspended Trade Union Delegation to progressive members and : lords as an inland city that contri- Communist Press Picnic August 2. demand Soviet Russia, covering perts, an honest picture of being made for reinstate- butes it’s labor power for the further- In these hot days the tendency to immediate as have seen ment of suspended and further point- every phase of Soviet Life as Russia they It, ance of aggressive capitalism. All slacken in the drive for the DAILY ing out that progressives had carried it is today, is just the thing written in a dignified im- week in the factories and plants war WORKER must be counteracted. The on a campaign for building up .,•■> T to take to the trade union the * manner—but form- goods will be turned out by proud press picnic on August 2, offers op- •• \ partial sS' S' . ,| union and local • • p union had upheld • t meetings; for the shop; for slaves and on the sabbath they will portunity to raise some needed hun- > S>' .\\ exhaustive right of group to organize as they street and ing the most the I • • the meetings praise their God and ask him for sup- dreds of dollars for benefit of the x have for that purpose. . ■• \ study of life under Soviet • every possible place where pert bloody of imperia- DAILY WORKER and the rest of the /jB • \, in their wars Special edition DAILY WORKER party and league press. most workers can be rule ever made. Place your lism. and Freiheit on I. L. G. W. situation Every party unit is electing its spe- of ■ reached. order on this blank— distributed. Number members act to participate cial committee in the ive in A. C. W. strike DAILY WORK important Meeting gigantic press picnic on August 2, in ER sales being pushed there. THE DAWN OF JOYOUS TOMORROW- Riverview Park. of Douglas Park Slovak branches No. 1 and Jeffer- For Everyday That Your Union Meets Progress activity > of Labor Defense son Park affiliated officially to party Branch Tonight and development of plans for building at C. C. C. meeting. Os a cleaner , brighter world where membership immediate organizations Fraternally yours, Workers Party. meeting Douglas those who produce the world's wealth At the next of the of International Labor Defense were Local Chicago, Martin Abern, sec'y. THE DAILY WORKER, branch, Monday, July upon Park English reported and all party units are — are those who own it W. Washington Blvd., 20. many important matters will be being sent special instructions on how 1113 taken up, such as the support of the to proceed. HOLD This is the promise in the beautiful Chicago, 111. International Labor Defense, DAILY The party will do its utmost to do ANNUAL PICNIC WORKER drive, press picnic, indus its share in building a mass non-parti- stories in the book—- OF SI. WORKERS find $ for a bundle of copies of the Issue tria activity. san mass organization. LOUIS ■ 'fa- Enclosed All members are urged to be pres- The Young Workers League PARI YON JULY 26Ti. ent and take part in the business of During the month of July concen- Fairy for of July 25. Send bundles of copies every week to reach me The branch at trating of their activities in anti- Tales Workers’ Children the branch. meets most ST. LOUIS, Mo., July 19—The 3118 W. Roosevelt Road. militarist activity. Distributing 25,000 an- nual picnic of by Herminia Zur Miihlen on ***** ****** leaflets exposing the C. M. T. C.'s at the Workers (Com- munist) Party of St. Louis be Forest Fires in Canada shops, holding meeting together with will i given at here Rodenberg’s / WINNEPEG, Man. July 19.—The the Workers Party on Tuesday, July Park, NAME! ••••••assess Utica mine buildings threatened the 21st at the Northwest Hall. Are 6200 North Broadway, on Sunday, are July 26. The translation by a i e I great in midst of campaign among young Ida D l s by forest fires »-»»>*>— the three that ST REET I —see- lf are raging in West Kootenay in the workers in printing industry. So far Tickets will be 25 cents. There catches the clear working class spirit of Rocky Mountain section of western achieving good resultß. Campaign will be speaking and dancing as well as - Canada. The fire covers 75 square will continue for six or seven weeks, entertainment. these stories. < CITY! . STATE! miles and is being spread by high covering most of the largest printing Take the Broadway and Taylor winds. plants in Chicago. Make big prepara- cars direct to the park. The many illustrations—in addition L. ■ ■■ ,i i ■■ .i i —■■■■—■ "" ■ —■ ■ '- ,:ir ~^.;v i> ,-, i?r , , - f .^-b rAfPiaia^p to the beautiful color plates and cover CHICAGO WORKERS! designs by Lydia Gibson—add charm to I I the book. NOVY MIR S Rally to the Support of Your Press at the g <• 75 Cents $1.25 GREATEST I FOURTH ANNUAL | Cover Cloth Bound The Daily Worker Publishing Co. I FESTIVAL BLVD. SUMMER 1113 W. WASHINGTON CHICAGO. ILL. I Midnight WORKER'S PRESS PICNIC IDuroflex—wwiaw———wwwwwfc Sunday, July 26, from 10 a. m. till l ;l, | ! Down with the War Plans Danceland Garden AVE., NEAR 21st ST., CONEY ISLAND, N. Y. Sunday, August 2nd | \ of American Militarism! SURF

- PICNIC - BATHING CONCERTS RIVERVIEW PICNIC GROVE DANCING Belmont and Western Aves. S ! PROTEST MEETING Contest of bathing beauties with parade and prizes, led Newspapers by MISS FAWN GRAY. Given for the Benefit of the Communist : TUESDAY, JULY 21st, 1925, BP. M. pool, steam rooms, and for Ocean Bathing, large swimming an K S athletic field, calisthenic exercises. at | THE ENTERTAINMENT OF MILITANT WORKERS Swimming instructions without extra charge, tennis, ~ | Northwest Hall, North and Western Aves. handball, basketball. “GAMES MUSIC DANCING REFRESHMENTS I 1 s MUSIC. Speakers: TWO BANDS OF CONTESTS PRIZES MERRIMENT Afternoon Russian String Orchestra, 12 classic numbers. FOSTER, Workers (Communist) Party Gj WM. Z. Chairman Evening Grand Concert under direction of Leo Fedoroff. SPEAKERS: e CIRILO MANAT, Filipino Independence League Dance, music and song performances under direction of Editor Worker MAX SHACHTMAN, Young director Metropolitan College of H. V. PHICIPS, Organizer American Negro Labor Congress Fletches-Rivers, others, Dancing. | WILLIAM Z. FOSTER and jji C. T. CHL-Chinese Student Alliance a Admission 50 Cents Auspices, Workers Party | AND OTHERS. DANCES—DANCES—DANCES. Aunpiceß, Workers (Communist) Party and Young Workers League, TICKET—7Sc, WITH BATHING LOCKER, $1.26

on sale at. THE DAILY WORKER office and all other * Tickets at S Local Chicago. newspapers and AT THE DOORS—TICKET 85e, WITH BATHING LOCKER. $1.50 working class centers. , g Admission Free. Admission Free.

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