The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-01-17
THOUSANDS To
COMMEMORATE
WORK OF LENIN
Scores of Meetings on
Anniversary

Every year thousands and tens o.
thousands Of workers more become
acquainted with the name Of Lenin
and come to know Of the lessons Of
his life and death. Every year thou
sands Of workers more rally TO thu
banner Of LenInlsm in the struggle
against capitalism and imperialism.
The Lenin memorial meetings held
all over the world towards the end
Of January are a demonstration Of the
militant workers of what Lenin and
Leninism means to them, of their de-
termination to continue their struggle
against the bourgeoisie under the
guidance Of Isenin. In America too
all Of the militant workers viii dem
onstrate on Lenin memorial day
against the attacks Of the bosses that
are growing more and more bitter
every day, against wage-cuts, against
llengthening of hours, against worsen,
ing Of conditions, against the open
shop drive, against the attacks on the
foreign-born workers, against all the
moves Of the bosses against the work.
ers. This years Lenin memorial DEM
onstrations will mean demonstrations
for the protection Of the foreign-born.
for the defense and recognition Of the
Soviet Union, for world trade union
unity, and for the labor party.
Every honest worker, every worker
that really wants to wage a straight
| fight against the bosses, must take
part in these demonstrations held an
over the country IN the period be,
tween Jan. % to Feb. 1. The List Of
meetings and speakers given below
shows what meetings have been ar
ranged already In the various parts Ct
the country. As soon as more meeb-
ings viii be arranged they win be
added. Watch this Hsti
MASSACHUSETTS
ouIncy--Jan. "a, MaInatIs Han, LIner-
ty ST.. 7:so P. M, eva Hoffman: a..
50 L WsrtE% ST. Ti'0 g. n" dsa H asIf IL
Essex St., ESQ 2. NJ +. J. cantsr-
Man ST., 1880 p. m. local Finnish cam-
| rade.
soston-,-lFord Han, Ashburton pines.
Newton Upper FaIis-Russian cTub, -
High ST., p. zelms in Russian, jan "a.
7:3o .. m.
.o. ass.y Hail. s.o w %s.saSs.s. A.
Marks, Jan. %, 7i30 p. m.
| Gardner-Al Schaap, Jan. "a, ,. M
Broekton-H. S. Bloomfield, Jan. "a,
Woresster-seImont Hall "a Belmont
ST., Bert .. Wolfe, Jan. "a.
Rhode ISLAND.
Providence Russian Club Han, ~
Randall ST., Max Lerner. Jan. "a, p. M
New York-central opera House, 67th
St. and Third Ave, New Star Casino,
10Th St. and Park Ave, Miller's Grand
haitian Iyceum, IS East 9Th ST.: Jay
/ Lovestone, Ben Gitlow, NJ. J.. olain, W.
W. Welnstone, chas. krumbeln, Jan. ~,
| 2 p. m.
Jamestown-Jan. 81. Local speaker.
Buffalo,. o. 5entai and Nat kapian,
Roehsstsr@J. o. esntau. Jan. "a,
slnshamton--J. o. ssntam and Mat
9ndieott-.J. o. sentaI and Mat Ksp.
Syracuse, ]. o. Hentan and Nat Kap-
Utica. o. sentau and Nat Kaphn.
scheneetady--J. o. 5entaIl and Mat
kaplan, Jan. 20.
NEW JEREsY
Trenton-Jan. "a. Palace Hall. S. Broad
St., 200 p. m, Tallentire.
Trenton-N. r.. Tallentire, Jan. "a, I
p. m.
PENNSYLVANIA
chester-Jan. p. Sons Of Italy Hall,
Bird and verin SITS. p. m.
Erie-Local speakers.
sI ehlllaaslphia-Islu Temple. Broad and
low, M. J. olgin, Jan. %, 8 p. m.
Erie-J. o. Bentall, Jan. %.
Pittsbursh-lnt'l Socialist Lyceum, sos
James ST., A. Jakira and D. e. Farley,
oiassport--Finnish Hall, James Otis,
coverdale-A. JakIra, Jan. %. o. m.
=, Ayella-eranIis Hall, o. E. Farley, Jan.
nlontown--croatlan Han, Geo. Pap.
.Vsrona--Fsrry's Hall, James Otis, Jan.
RspSblie-croatian HAN, Geo. Papeun,
Rural Rldue-James otis, Jan. "a,
csnnOnsburS--D. E. Farley Jan. 80,
oalsytown-Home Theater. Tom Ray,
Jan. 81, 2 y. m.
New erIehton-o. e. Farley, Jan. 81,
p. m.
WEST VIRGINIA
pprisdslphia-Tom Ray, Jan. "a, 2 p. m.
KENTUCKY
Newport-Robert Minor, Jan. n.
OHIO
cleveand--Moose Auditorium, 1000
walnut ST., Robert Minor and l. Aniter.
Jan. II, p. m.
Warren-Hippodrom Hall hobart
| Minor, Jan. ~, D. m.
unastown-Ukrainian Hall, B2stI w.
hayen 81, !. Amter ana Robert Minor,
Lima-Robert Minor, Jan. 10.
acknowledgement Academy. cour4
and Central Sts., Robert Minor. Jan. 22,
columbus-Robert Minor. Jan. 20,
Akron--zlsier Hall, vorIs and MAN,
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