The Daily Worker Newspaper, November 4, 1924, Page 3

Tuesday, November 4, 1924 SSS 4 Seventh Victorious Year! Mass Meetings THE DAILY WORKER THE ANSWER— forty-three! Page Three How Many Countries Will Celebrate This Year? Seventh Victorious Year! Mass Meetings From China Commi nist marty et Sieals ; . ist t) rance . . . Boston, Mass. Hudson County, N. J. to Chile— Secmicigt Paty of Germany Hancock, Mich. Bloomville, Wis. Nov. 9th, 3p. m. Nov. 8th, 8 p. m. : gals tert Shh aoa Mg Nov. 9th | Nov. 7th, 8 p. m. Scenic Auditorium | Workmen’s Circle Hall = ag Communist Party of Czecho-Slovakia Finnish Hall Taree Meloel Berkeley & Tremont Sts, 17th & Tyler Place, see! agli yh ied Bt arene Finnish speakers. Speaker: Nich. Dozenberg. Speakers: < J. vgs s est ca gitar ee Di From North Sotonunlek Party of Sweden + | ——__—— ——____——. i t eakers: Ludwig Lore, G. Di c ist Pi #0 k Chore tooal Boston [Leo in ttallen and. German to South Communist Party of Holland ~— Pelkie, Mich. Minneapolis, Minn. peated and away around oman Par of Sear Nov. 9th Nov. 2nd P id R. £ Fn ae MIB Sf A a ama a until East Communist Party of Austria Finnish Hall Speaker: wm. F. Dunne. rovidence, Newark N. J meets West— * Communist Party of Hungary Finnish speakers. ye Nov. 9th, 7 ‘3 balm hnd Communist Party of Bulgaria | St. P 1, Minn P. + Fiat Nov. 7th, 8 p. m. ‘ Communist Party of Jugo-Slavia wife os | au le A. C. A. all Labor L 43 Communist Parties Communist Party of Roumania Chica 0 Ill Nov. Oth 1753 Westminster St. hed r Lyceum in 43 countries Communist Party of Greece g , . Aire ee MeN cat ike aE aren 2 2 estminster 704 So. 14th St. fi Communist Party of Poland Nov. 7th, 8 p. m. Speakers: John J. Ballam, will celebrate: Communist Party of Latvia P " Chi h | Mi 4. PB. Reid, E. W. Theinert, and|,, speskers:_ Alexander Trach- the Seventh Anniversary Communist Party of Lithuania Ashland Auditorium isholm, [Minn. akers. In” itallan, Russian, | e"9rs, Ben’ Lifshitz in Jewish, of the Communist Party of Esthonia Ashland Blvd. & Van Buren St.| Nov. 9th Swedish, German, dewlsh.| german speaker. Chairman, RUSSIAN Communist Party of Fintand Speakers: Wm. Z. Foster, Jay Karlo Hall Dancing: Singing. » Volgraf. REVOLUTION! Communist oniey of Portugal pnetene, Martin Abern; Oliver Finnish Speakers. jist Part: ¢. je Se Buffalo, N.Y. AND YOU? Communit Party of Persie 5 Wi in ° . Worcester, Mass. ek Re am: oe Communist Party ot Palestine Milwaukee, Wis. uperior, Wis. Nov. 7th, 7:30 p. m. Labor Lyceum join aiike Gommunist Party of South Africa Rave teh.cdp mi Nov. 9th mmunist ity of India . , . Mm. ° . Crystal Theater 376 William St. with these 43, Eomaniniss Party of Dutch India _ Bohemian Hall Finnish Hall Trumble St. Speaker: Wm. F. Dunne. encircle the globe, Communist Party of Japan 648 12th St. Finnish bind aesnectt beet ee ee ee eS and add Secemarias arty of toven |. Speakers: J. Louis Engdahi, = 7 Omaha, Neb. Rochester N, y. your voice Cornmunist Party of Mexico Max Bedacht in German, Max mana, Nei Norwood, Mass. Nov. 7th, 8p. m. San ai cao Shachtman for the Y. W. L. Nov. 14th, 8 p. m. Nov. 9th, 7 p. m. Labor Lyceum for Communist Party af Chile i A ty Labor Lyceum Finnish Hall 580 St. Paul St. VICTORIOUS “Fal lial 15 le hp St. Louis, Mo. 22nd & Clark Sts. 37 Chapel St. Rng 9 1. Ba Sullivan. Ar- RUSSIA? Workers Party of America Nov. 9th, 3 p. m. Speakers, Music, Entertainment 8 : Antoinette F. Konik er Sangerbund, Lithuanian ° " : ° iS ee Poe ee ene tae Ukeainlan Ohocubes. Look to right. Look to left. Look below. Find your city. That's abor Lyceum Kansas City, Mo. Peabody Mass ———__—————| | YOUR meeting. And don't goto it alone. Take a crowd of fellow Speakers in English, Jewish, Nov. 7th, 8 p. m. Nov. 16th 3 p.m . Niagara Falls, N. Y. workers with you. Lithuanian, German. Bookbinders’ Hall irry Can ; 225 W. 12th St. Speaker: Harry Canter. Nov. 9th, 3 p. m. Hippodrome Hall YOU'RE IN IT Racine, Wis. Speaker: J. E. Snyder. WITH US Pine & 19th Sts. Nov. 8th, 7:30 p. m. Maynard, Mass. Speaker: F. P, Brill. HELPING— Slovak Sokol Hall Denver, Col. Walthe > ts p.m. , 1625 Racine St. Nov. 9th, 8p. m. tham Street Hall . or hata Speaker: Manuel Gomez. Vio- Speaker: Harry Canter. N Erie, re ¢ NOT IN IT linet: Max Plovnick: ‘Kenosha | iat bor Lyce “Julfan * q Ww. Ll. ; Milwaukee | Russian Hall , at all! teasoiaa Snot Galery: Dare. Speaker: J. E. Snyder. Gardner, Mass. 256 East 3rd St. |ing. San Francisco, Calif. Nov. 9th, 2 all m. Speaker: Rudolph Katz. 0 EE CEE DRED SON Ete NT Casino . South Bend, Ind. Nov. 7th, 8 p,m 65 Main St. Utica, N.Y. Springfield, Mass. Christopher, Ill. Akron, Ohio Nov.6th. Bp. t, California Hall ° Ov. » 8 p.m. Nov. 7th, 8 5 Nov. 7th, 8 p. m. Nov. 9th, 7:30 p. m. Workers’ Home Polk & Turk Sts. New York City Labor Lyceum Victory Hall French Club Hall Zigler Hall 1216 W. Colfax Ave. | IMternational Chorus, Dancing, Nov. 7th, 8 p. m. 131 Washington St. 841 North St. Speaker: Wm. F.. Kruse. Miami & Voris St. Speaker: Arne Swabeck. OPA PTE: SUS. Oe Bloor, Central Opera House Speaker: T, R. Sullivan. Speaker: ida Rothstein. Wil Del Speaker: John Brahtin. F and J. H. Dolsen. 67th St. & 3rd Ave. ee Eee Cala ilmington, Del. Gary, Ind. . M exterasar: Sen ito, auine| Syracuse, N.Y. | Philadelphia, Pa. Non 8 Bellaire, Ohio Now ih 8 preedeenee hy E le We '. . '’ . Mm, . y . 5 } —« coe: o Oheirman, Educational Cai Hall okie Laie Sons a of Sabor Hall ai. 7th, 7 ray 1 sin ee, Hall mm acaba oF its seas aa 4 nion - ashington 'S. - psatocosthasshn, Jackson & Orange Sts. 6th & Brown Sts. Speakers: Com. Barnardini. 42nd oy aS ro Speaker: Earl Son. 2646 St. Aubin Ave, ullivan. Speaker: Wm. F. Dunne. Speaker: T. R. Speakers: C. E. Ruthenberg,|Playlet: “Scene in Bolshevik i i Brooklyn, N. T; ¥; W. L. and language speakers. | Labor Bureau.” ome emorcaliinent end Kenosha Wis. agian — ‘Acictael Tth, i m. . Jamestown, N.Y. | Musical program. SLA nts oo Seattle, Wash. em) ie Enea ~ - Ag eo Pie Aenean eee zs Speaker: T x F Sullivan. Bethlehem, Pa. Fou rae . os Trenton, N. J. Gorman. Aanarie «9 Hall Painters’ Hall : . ¥ feo ferkes rand Ave. Weinstone, E. Elston, S Ep. B id. rt, C Pr apt een i ‘2 Athletic Hall Nov. 7th, 8 p. m, Speaker: Manuel Gomez. Union Record Bldg. stein, L. Pruseika. Chairman, rid geport, Conn. a Mechanic St. 338, W. Federal St. Padderatz Hall | Speaker: N. H. Tallentire. é akers: A. Jakira and Hun- i ° 1 a 8. Nesin. di Sth, 8 Ph gery gp sede ne speaititaker,and Beatty | Washington, D. C. Pat NJ. a a eaters. Boca Workers’ Dowell, Til. iki ace hag tn daeaaabae Nov. 9th. 8 p. m. Tacoma, Wash. a Khe) PP oat te i inging Society. Nov. 9th, 2 p. m. : Playhouse Nov. 8th, 8 p. m. . Nov. Tth, 8 Epetenn aegtine aagcaaa dil Rex i hsaier Los Angeles, Calif. 1814 N St., NW Eagles’ Hall Halvetia fall Chester, Pa. Speaker: Wm. F. Kruse. Nov. 4th, 8 p. m. Musical Program. Speaker: N. H. Tallentire. 56 Van Honten St. Cleveland, Ohio Noy. 7th, 8 p. m. Symphony Hail Speaker: C, E. Ruthenberg. — Speaker: Rebecca Grecht. Nov. 7th, 8 Library Hall Pittsburgh, Pa. 232 South Hill St. ‘ Moose Hall. 9th & Edgemont. Leseagesol ig Speaker: Robert Minor and| Hartford, Conn. Astoria, Ore. , Elizabeth, N. J. 41000 Walnut Ave Speakers: Harry Winitsky and] =| abhor Lyceum —_| Ellt Reeve Bloor. Noy. 7th, 8 p.m. Speaker: No Hi. Fallentire Ukrainian and Italian. Labor Educat’l Alliance Wencs y Speakers: Wm. F. Dunne, Re- 35 Miller St. Vities 7th, : becca Sachorow. : i i i . Litivi tiviue Fall all is acne Easton, Pa. |in Sttainin'and'Rusoie ane] OTORG Rapids, Mich. | grein Gedo. amter Portland, Ore. | pabeaker: George Siskind: Fite “te Apia beg one Sons & Daughters Aid Zeigler. Ill Workers Marts: Hall Rn td) Mall te Mises North 7th St. Stamford, Conn. Society Hall Non Ng p. m. ple cy ee speakers. Passaic, N. J. Nov. 8th, 8 PB. m., Schweighart’s Hall Nov. 9th, 8 p. m. Nov. 9th, 2 p. m. Nov. 11th, 2 p.m. Waukegan, Ill. Nov. Sth, 7:30 p. m. becky cay redhead Falcon Hall Party Headquarters | West Concord, N. H. ‘Eagle Hail hiyt None th Lithuanian Hall ; Finnish Workers’ Hall Speaker: H. M. Winitsky. Baltimore, Md. 120'W. Market St. Speaker: Thomas Myerscough. Nanticoke, Pa. Speaker: Thomas Myerscough, Duluth, Minn. eakers: A Jakira and Hun- garian and Lithuanian speakers. Wilkes Barre, Pa. ion St. lyerscough. 718 No. Washin Speaker: Thomas Salt Lake City, Utah Nov. 6th, 8 p.m. Maennerchor Hall 487 Main St. Speaker: Rebecca Grecht. Nov. 8th, 8 p.m Speaker: John Ballam. 1057 Hamilton Ave. N. W. Speaker: Alfred Goetz. Shenandoah, Pa. Main and Loid Sts. Speaker: T Thomas Myerscough. Liberty Hall Speaker: Wm. F. Kruse. ___ Finnish Speakers. Speakers: N. H. Tallentire, Stanley Clark. Binghamton, N. Y. 271 Clinton St. | Speaker: Sadie Amter. Nov. 9th, 2p, m. a TOO e eet mre eee a |. re werkt Hin | emule sw | Muremeence”, Help Make YOUr meeting the Talk of the Town! aker: C. E. Ruthenberg. 19 Ave. West and 4st St. F. E. Shippee. Speaker: C. E. Rithonberg, bbs, NEW YORK COMRADES KEEP FEB, 1ST OPEN Ph hed SO eh ll A nn A DS ST AMERICAN ENGINEER LEAVES TEs, UNITED STATES FOR RUSSIA WORKERS PARTY ACTIVITIES, LOCAL CHICAGO. WORKINGWOMAN DITCHES RED- BAITING SHEET AND SUPPORTS GENERAL W'S FORGE FORCES | FLYING IN DISORDER DAILY WORKER EXCLUSIVELY .To the DAILY WORKER: | wish to call attention of our readers to a letter | wrote to the “Dally News” about February 1924 in the hope that many will follow my example: Circulation Department, The Dally News, Chicago, III. Gentlemen: Please discontinue the Daily News to the above ad- + dress, as we now have in our city the DAILY WORKER, which is a working class paper. As a workingwoman | consider it my duty to patronize my own class paper. Yours truly, Mrs. Lee Green. | belleve we should in every possible way refuse to pay our hard earned money for the spreading of capitalist propaganda, The recent atrocious lies EAGUE, LOCAL| panned off on the readers of the “Dally News” In the Spolansky red baiting (Special to The Daily Worke NEW YORK, Nov. pcaagimer John W. Powell of Welch, W. Va., left for Moscow on the &. &. Estonia on October 22. He has been engaged by the Kuzbas Colony to take charge of the development of their mines at Kemerovo, Siberia. The chief mining engineer at Kuzbas, Alfred Pearson, Jr, is now superintending the Lenine coal mines—formerly ir tit aa ati Mr. Powell is to replace him at Kemerovo. Powell has had 32 years experience in coal mining ‘in all parts of the United States and Canada. His 16 years experience in the steep pitching veins in the state of Washington, Alberta and British Columbla render him a most useful person in approaching the coal mining problems of Kuznetzky sin, where the seams pitch from 10 to 75 degrees. Mr. Powell is recognized as an authority on such mining problems and is a frequent contributor to the various mining journals. BEFORE CHANG ARMY (Special to the Daily Worker) TIEN TSIN, China, Nov. 3.—Fol- lowing a day long battle near Yang Tsun between troops under the Christian General Eng Yuhsiang and General Wu Pei Fu, the latter's Chihli army was routed, according to fugitives arriving here today. Most of General Wu Pei Fu's forces that were operating in the sedtor of Yangtsun are fleeing towards thie More than 1,000 are already ~ FOR LENIN MEETING NEW YORK, N. Y., Nov. 3.—Wok- ers Party District No, 2 is making Preparations for a big meeting to oommemorate the death of Comrade Lenin. The meeting will be on Feb- { ruaty 1, 1925, at the Madison Square Garden, All Workers Party units are instructed not to ‘hold any other af- fairs on Feb. 1, and.to begih making preparations to work for the success of the Lenin Memorial meeting. Sym- Tuesda; City Executive Bommel ries meeting, 8 Pom, at 166 W. jon St. Roumanian babe EY yclyairn Ave. Wednesday, Nov. 5. tnd crates "domtiittee * meeting, tee re ce cial matter to be of shop nuclei bern reporting, Dele ea. attend, All and nm cero, Clreolo aN Hall, Mth Bt, between Tia ve, ane both Ct. Liberty Club House, ed TN ta Ttallan, 2475 Clybourn Ave, inglewacd,, 6414 8, Halsted St. Cuecho-Slovak No, 3, 2548 Homan Ave, YOUNG WORKERS — pathic organizations are requested to Powell was seleced by the Kuzbas management board for the post from CHICAGO ACTIVITIES. : city. from holding any affairs on| 83 applications which were made from all parte of the United States and jov. articles is an instanve that proves my contention. within the city proper and the guby ‘ ind osany renenres re place of meot~ Yours for Communiem, MRS, LEE GREEN. urbe. 4 neem 5. acetal at iy ¥ é ti