The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-05-09
Party Activities Of
Local Chicago
REGULAR BRANCH MEETINGS.

FrluayS May stHs
Czecho- Slovak, Hanson Park, Bo-
hemian Freethought School, Mansfield
near Grand Avenue.
Scandinavian Englewood, at l. o.
G. T. Hall, GAL E. 61st st.
Sunday, May II.
Lettish Branch, at Smith Hall, $500
w. Madison, corner Hamlin. 2 p. m.
Greek Branch, at Hull House, 800 S.
Halsted, 3 p. m.
Monday, May II.
German Branch, at Workers Ora
matte Club, 1865 Bissel ST., down
stairs.
Comrade J. Schaefer will speak on
the Anti-Alien Laws, the menace Of
super-blacklist Comrade Schaefer
is well-equipped to handle the subject
and a most interesting talk can be ex-
pected. Meetings are open to the gen.
eral public.
Hungarian Branch, at 1900 North
Sedgewick St., second floor.
Italian 10Th Ward wv. s. No. u at
1903 S. LOOMS st.
Tuesday, May IS.
Ukranian Branch No. /, at Ukranian
Club, 1882 w. Chicago, rnird moor.
Irving Park English, at 4O21 N.
Drake Ave.
Comrade Ernest Ettlinger will
speak at the open meeting that night
on the subject: THE Need Of a Farm
er-Labor Party"
Northwest English Branch, at 1888
EIirsh Blvd, Workers Lyceum. All
meetings start at p. M, unless speci-
fed otherwise. (Note: Please keep
all dates set up until expired.)
Meetings.
On Saturday evening, May 10, the
Y w. l.. of Chicago will give its first
dance and entertainment at Roose-
welt Hall, 3437 West Roosevelt Road
Excellent music, novelties and refresh
ments have been provided. Admission
is so cents, including wardrobe.
On Friday evning, May 8, there will
be meeting of the Branch Industrial
Organizers Of the party at the Anal
gamated Food Workers Hall, 214 N
State st. Our industrial work must
be increased greatly, and meetings Of
the branch industrial organizers will
be held regularly hereafter in order
to coordinate and increase our work
in the unions.
On Friday, May 9, the Council fol
the Protection of Foreign-Born Work
ers will hold a monster mass meeting
at Douglas Auditorium, Ogden and
Kedzie AYES Speakers have been in
vited from the Chicago Federation O
Labor, Workers Party and Socialis
Party. The purpose of the meeting Il
to protest and demonstrate agains
the recently-passed Johnson Immigra
stion Bill, which is nothing more thai
a super-blacklist against the class
conscious immigrant workers. Or
Tuesday, May 10, there will be meet
ing Of the Enlarged City Executive
Committee at 166 West Washington
St., room 30S. Federation problems
among other important business, vii
be taken up. Language G. G. C.'s shall
make certain to send a representative
On Saturday, May 10, at 2 p. m.
there will be meeting OF the Distric
Executive Committee at 1855 Yves
Washington St., room 1903.
There will be membership meet
ing of Pullman Party members OF
Monday, May IL. The purpose of tht
meeting will be to get the party mem
bers more active in the Pullman strike
and to find ways and means for thu
Pullman Section of the W. P. to utilize
more advantageously the opportuni
ties afforded the Workers Party thru
the strike.
The Third Annual Picnic of thu
Workers Party, Local Chicago, will b.
held on Friday, July 4, at Stickney
Grove. Speakers, dancing, games, re
freshments, ETC., are being provided
Sympathetic organizations are re
quested not to arrange any other al
fair but to give all possible supper
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