The daily worker., 1926-04-25
WORKERS PLAN
UNITED FRONT
FOR MAY DAY
To Hold Joint Meetings
in Many Cities

ranged in many cities at which work
ers will gather to celebrate Interna-
tional Labor Day. Units of the Work
ers (Communist) Party, trades unions
and fraternal orders have united in
meny cities in an effort to make the
May Day meetings in their localities
the biggest ever held.
A list of the mass meetings that
have been arranged so far follows:
April 80.
Baltimore, Md, at p. M, at tho Con-
servatory Hall, 1929 (. Baltimore ST.,
Ruthenberg, Dunno and TaIlentlre.
May I.
Chicago, H., Coliseum, Wabash and
18th ST., Cannon, Foster, Young Work.
ers League, LoVestone, Bishop Brown.
torlum, Benjamin eitlow.
Gardner and Fitchburg, Mass, p. M,
Holmes Park, Benjamin oitIow, ohrn
and Rats.
Lawrence, Mass, p. M, Benjamin
GitIow.
Rochester, N. ", Darcy.
Utica, N. ", Rudolph Katz.
Cleveland, ohio, J. J. 5aIIam, Moose
5enteyVllle, Pa, $50 p. M, Union
Hall, D. E. Farley.
East Pittsburgh, Pa, 8 p. M, Work
ers Home, cor. Electric and North Ave.
Pittsburgh, Pa, p. M, Carnegie Music
n. s., }. L. Engdahi, Papeun, Truhar,
Jakira.
Philadelphia, Pav at p. M, at Moose
Hall, Broad and Master Sts., Ruthenbers,
Dunno and Talientire.
Portland, Ore, p. M, Workers Party
Hall, 2271s YamhiIl ST., A. Fisherman.
Allentown, Pa, 2 p. M, New York
gaston, Pa, p. M, New York
Shenandoah, Pa, D. NJ. shoIomskis.
Mahoney City, Pa, .. M. Shoomskis.
Brooklyn, N. ", Amalaamated Temple,
p Arlon Place, Ruthenberg, Dunno.
New York City, Mecca Temple, 56th
st. and 9th Ave-, Ruthenberg, Dunno;
also meeting at Cooper Union, 9Th St.
and 9Th. Ave-, Ruthenberg, Dunne.
Superior, Wis.
Avella, Pa, p. M, 7rownton cranish
Hall, George Papcun.
New Castle, Pa, p. M, Finnish Hall,
349 Washington.
Neffs, ohio, 2 D.. M, Carl Darnaeh
Hall.
DiIlOnvaIe, Ohio, 2 p. M, Bohemian
conneaut, Ohio, 7:so p. M, Finnish
Hall, 943 Broad street.
Toledo ohio. 1880 p. M, Labor Temple,
Worcester, Mass, II D. M, Belmont
Hail.. 81 Belmont ST., AxeI ohrn.
quincy, Mass, 2 p. M, Taayi Heino.
Neene, N. H., p. M, Fitch Williams
Hall, William MarttiIa.
Milford, NJ. H., .. M, Milford Hall,
Aaro Hyrske, J. A. Hamilton.
Amesbury, Mass, Olga oikmeus.
Rockford, ILL.,, p. M, Ida RothsteIn.
South Bend, Ind, Hungarian Workers.
Home, 1916 colfax, West, J. A. Hamilton.
Wilsonvile, Ill.,, John Mihelic.
Bloomfield, Wis.,, 8 p. M, N. Dozen
Detroit, House Of Masses, 2e4s S. Au-
bin.
May 2.
Brockton, Mass, 8 .. m.
5inghamton, N. ~, Rudolph Katz.
Buffalo, N. y, 3 p. M, Benjamin
Darcy.
Endicott, N. ", 7 p. M, Rudolph katz.
jamestown, N. ", Herbert Benjamin.
Niagara Falls, NJ. ", Franklin p. Brill.
Warren, Ohio, 7:so p. m, Hlppodrome
Hall, 1. Brahbin.
Brown nsVille, Pa, o. m.
Norwood, Mass, p. M, Lithuanian
Hall, II St. George Ave.
Maynard, Mass, p. M, 50 Waltham
street.
Cincinnati. ohio, I. A. Hamilton.
Canton, ohio, 1880 p. m.
Ashtabula, Ohio, 1880 p. M, p. shatz.
DaisytoWn, Pa, 2 p. M, Home Theater.
Akron, Ohio, 2:so p. M, Liberty Hall,
Minneapolis, Mimi.
ST. Paul, Mimi.
Abern.
18th st. and Washington ST., j. w.
Johnstone, S. zinieh, Russian speaker.
81. Louis, Mo-, p. M, A. 5ittelman.
Yorkvlle, Ohio, p. m, Miners Hall.
Seha're' Ohio, 7:so p. M, Bohemian
Erie, Pa, D. M, Brill, BENJAMIN.
D. &. Farley.
Chester, Pa, 7 p. m. TaIIentire.
Seattle, Wash, Peoples Park, Renton
Junction, A. Fisherman, Vim. Bouck
president Of Western Progressive Farm
Trenton, N. j., 1880 p. n1., Palace Hail,
l|S 5; Broad ST. Dunne and Tallentire.
mouse, 1874 N 81. y. w., Dunno,
HaIl. Seventh and Adams sts., Alexander
kansas City, Mo-, 8 p. M, Musicians,
Carl Stewart. n. Il. Heioesen, Otto Cook,
Grand Rapids, Mich. at 2:30 o. m.
May 8.
Schenectady, N. Y.
Syracuse, ". y, Rudolph katz.
Westehester, Pa. 8 p. M, Hartness
''N''' =" West Say 81, idnentTe.
May 4.
Wilmington, Del, p. M, TalIentire.
Albany, N. n.
Duluth, Mimi.
May 5.
Hibbing, MINI.
May 6.
Chisholm, MINI.
May z.
Ironwood, MINI.
May 8.
Hancock, Mich.
Marquette, Mich.
May 9.
Youngstown, Ohio, 7:5o p. M, Ukrainian
Hall, 525Ia w. Rayon st.