The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-10-31
BIG WNDUP
RALLY IN N. Y.
SUNDAY, NOV. 2.
Brings Street and In
door Meets to End
lspeoIaI 70 ths Daily wOrksrl

The New York City "Rsd Week"
campaign drive is going over in
a blaze of glory. The final rally
of the campaign will be held on
Sunday afternoon, Nov. z, at
| Webster Hall, nth street near
Bird avenue when the candi-
dates James P. Cannon, Ben
Gitlow, M. ]. Olgin, Ludwig
Lore, Harry Winitsky, Juliet
Poyntz and A. Trachtenberg are
Expected to address a record
breaking meeting in both Eng
lish and Jewish.
EeIctlon Day Help Wanted.
The New York City campaign com
mittee of the Workers Party is asking
every member and every sympathizer
to enroll at the section headquarters
to assist in watching the polls, dis
tributing literature and so on. AS
election day is legal holiday, those
who have the day off are asked to en-
roll now at the following addresses OF
sections: 2OS e. 18th St., Ga z. 104th
St., Harlem, 81 Graham Ave-, Will
iamsburg. 1O5 Eldridge st., 1347 Bos
ton road, Bronx, and 1914 Pitkin Ave.
Brownsville Especially are members
of the party and the T. U. e. L. urged
to enroll at once, or early on election
day. -
Meetings Going Heavy.
| Street meetings and indoor meet
ings are being put over with great
success turnout Greater New York.
Thursday night was a banner night
in Brooklyn.
Speakers Do Fast Work.
On the same night, Thursday, two
meetings in Brooklyn were covered.
One was at Workers Hall, 1873 40th
St., in Borough Park; the second at
the Hopkinson Mansion, 42e Hopkin.
son Ave-, Brownsville. James P. Can
non, candidate for governor spoke at
both meetings. Other speakers were
VIM. M. Weinstone, S. Epstein, Alex
ander Trachtenberg and Fannie War.
shafsky. Friday night is expected to
turn out an overflow audience at the
New Star Casino in Harlem.
Instructions to Voters.
The New York campaign commit.
ktee has issued detailed instructions
to voters. Early votes are asked, the
lpoll opening at 6 a. M. "If you have
Registered on the last registration
day" the committee states. you are
entitled to vote. Let no one stop you.
If you are stopped, call the Workers
Party phone, Stuyvesant 6647 and we
will assist. Or visit the section head.
quarters given above.
do not tear your ballot, as this
will make it void. Use only the pencil
in the booth. If you use your own
pen or pencil the ballot will be de.
clared void. Place your TX" in the
center Of the square before the name
of every Workers Party candidate.
Make no other marks on the ballot.
Fold your ballot before leaving the
booth in the same way as you receiv-
ed it. Do not give it to anyone, but
place it in the ballot box yourself. Do
not allow anyone to intimidate you.
Vote for your class candidates Of the
Workers Party only"
Saturday, Nov. I.
Bakery workers. group.--Labor Tenn.
pie, 243 Il. Saith St., Cannon, Poyntz
and speakers Of the union.
5rownsvIIIe.-The Furriers group
will have its. final open air rally with
Workers Party Candidates Warshef
sky, Trachtenberg and Primoff, also
Lena Chernenko and Stiglitz. The
fain corner, Hopkinson and Pitkin,
and Stone and Pitkin.
Lower Downtown. - Amalgamated
Clothing Workers Of America will
hold its final open air rally. Main
corner, Rutgers Square, with Work
ers Party Candidates B. Lifshitz, H.
Winitsky, R. Saltzman, also Milgrom
and Raskin.
5ronx.-McKinley Square. Speak
ers, Brandy, Felshin, L. Hartman,
Mary Hartman. Raiss, BENJAMIN and
Royce, to begin at $3.50 .. m.
WiIIlamsbure.--A series OF meetings,
with Sam Nesin, Workers Party can.
didate. Main meeting. Grand Street
Extension. Also ]. Marshall, Chas.
Mitchell, A. Chorover, Fishbein. AL.
J so Gordon and Salant in Jewish.
, HarIem.--Main meetings at 10th
st. and 9Th Ave-, and 106th st. and
Madison Ave-. with Workers Party
Candidates Poyntz, Weinstone, Wilkes.
' Also Codkind, Jampolsky. Gertner.
Mrs. Nevins, A. Chorover Seigel,
Minis, lack and Gross.
East slde.--10th st. and End Ave.
, Workers Party Candidates Ludwig
Lore, Carl Brodsky. Also sparer ana
0 II. Fam.
6oro Park.--Jack Stachel, Powers
and Mcdonald. 72nd and 1st Ave-,
Kreisinger and DR.. MarkoH, Workers
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