Evening Star Newspaper, September 19, 1928, Page 20

COMMUNISTS PLAN STANCH CAMPAIG Foster, Workers’ Party Nom- inee, Will Speak Here on Jctober 17. Br the Associated Press. NEW YORK, September 19.—The national headquarters of the Workers (Communist) Party have announced that by October it would have mage speakers than any other political parly in the fleld, carrying the red flag of “relentless. revolution” from coast to coast and Canadian border down into the “solid South.” Their aim is not victory in the November elections, for that they admit is impossible, but to utilize the cam- paign for the dissemination of propa- ganda aimed at the eventual shattering of the present “capitalistic® form of Government and the establishment of “the Soviet government of the United States,” behind which, they assert, will stand the red army to enforce the dic- tatorship of the proletariat. The standard-bearers of the Workers (Com- Teapot Dome.” It is on the ballots now in 23 States and hopes to be on in 35; four years ago its candidates were listed on the ballots of only 14 States. Favor Dry Law Repeal. The party platform favors repeal of the Volstead act and the eighteenth amendment to be followed by energetic propaganda against alcoholism “as one of the most malignant social diseases under capitalism.” It asserts that pro- hibition is played up as an issue by the major parties purely to cover ‘up the lack of any real difference between them and to distract the attention of 7 <he workers from the real major issues. The attitude of the Socialist party toward prohibition it calls “especially lhlme(ur.“ It asserts that Socialist opposition to prohibition on the ground, given in its platform, that “further persistence in the tragic farce threatens a complete breakdown of iaw and order,” exposes the party “in its true role as the upholder of capitalist law and order.” Foster's Itinerary. Foster's itinerary on his campaign tour follows: September 17, Roslyn. Wash.; Septem- ber 18, Aberdeen, Wash.; September 19, Portland, Oreg.. September 21, San Francisco; September 23, Los Angeles; September 25, Salt Lake City: Septem- ber 27, Denver; September 28, Omaha, Nebr.; September 29, Kansas City, Mo.: September 30, Chicago: October 1, St. Louis; October 3, Indianapolis: October 4, Cincinnati: October 5, Louisville, Ky.: October 7, Birmingham, Ala.: October 8, New Orleans: October 9, Atlanta, Ga.;. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. Richmond, Va.; October 14, Washington, D. C.; October 17, Baltimore; October 21, Cleveland; October 22, Akron, Ohio; October 23, Toledo, Ohio; October 24, B.L Bachrach, 733 Eleventh street, spends | pl: Columbus, Ohio; October 27, Youngs- town, Ohio: October 28, Pittsburgh; Oc- tober 29, Erle, Pa. Gitlow's Engagements. Gitlow's itinerary follows: September 17, Rock Island, Iil.; Sep- :ember 19, Duluth, Minn.: September 20, Iron Range, Minn.; September 22, Bis- marck, N. D.: September 23, Belden, N. D.; September 24, Plentywood, Mont.. September 26, Great Falls, Mont.: Sep- tember 28, Spokane, Wash.: September 30, Seattle, Wash.: October 1, Portland, Oreg.; October 2, Astoria, Oreg.; Octo- ber 4. Oakland, Calif.: October Francisco; October 7, Los Angeles: Oc- tober 9. San Diego: October 10, Phoenix, Ariz.: October 11, Tucson, Ariz.; Octo- ber 14, Houston, Tex.: October 15. San Antonio, Tex.: October 16, Dallas, Tex.. October 17, Oklahoma City, Okla.: Oc- sober 18, Tulsa, Okla.; October 19, Arma, Kans.: October 21, Minneapolis; Octo- ber 29. Omaha: October 23, Kansas ity: October 24, Milwaukee; October hicago; October 27, Pontiac, Mich.; ITCHING skin in almost all cases relieved instantly with Resinol D. C. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1928." his money in intoxice liquors, and | she be given a limited divorce. She Wi 8 imi ivorce. ife Asks Limited Divorce that he has deserted her, Ida Bachrach, | says her husband is a half owner in Alleging that her husband, Nathan s nights in gambling, and expends District Supreme Court, 307 Taylor street, today filed a com-|hat renovati aint in the Equity Division of the|street address. Mrs. Bachrach is repre- asking that sented by Attorney George P. Lem: LOUIS &CO. Music Corner Tth & G Sts. N.W. 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