The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-04-21
MANY MAY day
MASS MEETINGS
WILL Be HELD
Thousands to Celebrate
LabOr's Holiday


ing arranged by the Workers (com-
munsit) Party all oven the country to
which workers will flock on May to
celebrate international Labor Day.
The street and shop nuclei of the par
ty are being mobllized in every cen
ter to draw as many Of the non-com-
munist workers to these meetings as
possible. Every effort is being made
to make these meetings the largest
May Day meetings the party has ever
held.
The following meetings, with dates,
places and speakers, have already
been arranged and the party units in
hese cities are already on the job
% bring out the workers to celebrate
1 International Labor Day:
April 80.
Baltimore, Nd, 2 p. M, RuthsnbsrO'
May I.
Chicago, H., Coliseum, Wabash and
ers League, LoVestone, Bishop Brown.
Boston, Mass, 7 p. M, Scenic Audi
forum, Benjamin Gitlow.
Gardner and Fitehburg, Mass, p. M,
Holmes Park, Benjamin Gitiow, Ohan
i and Rats.
Lawrence, Mass, p. M, Benjamin
| oitIow.
Rochester, N. ", krumbein.
: Utica, N. ", Rudolph katz.
| Cleveland, Ohio, J. j.. BALKAN.
BenteyViIle, Pa, $3.50 p. M, Union
Hall, D. {. Farley.
East Pittsburgh, Pa, p. M, Work.
ers Home, cor. Electric and North Ave.
| Pittsburgh, Pa, 8 p. M, Carnegie Music
| Hall, cor. East Ohio and Federal SITS.
~. s., J. L. EngdahI, Papeun, Truhar,
Philadelphia, Pa, 2 p. M, Ruthenbers,
| Dunno and Tallentire.
Allentown, Pa, 2 p. M New York
gaston, Pa p. M, New York
| speaker.
Shenandoah, Pa, D. NJ. shoIomskIs.
Mahoney City. Pa, D. NJ. ShoIomskis.
Fl Arion Place, Ruthenberp, Dunno.
New York City, Mecca Temple, 56th
st. and 9Th Ave-, Ruthenberg, Dunno;
also meeting at Cooper Union, 9th st.
Superior, Wis.
AveIIa, Pa, p. M, Rrownton oranish
Hall, George Papcun.
Neffs, Ohio, 2 p. M, Carl Darnach
| Hall.
| DllIonvaIe, Ohio, .. M, Bohemian
conneaut, ohio, 1880 p. M, s4s Broad
Toledo, Ohio, 7:so p. m.
worcester, Mass, p. M, Belmont
Hall, 81 Belmont St., AxeI ohrn.
Quincy, Mass, p. M, Taavi Heino.
keene, N. r., p, M, Fitch Williams
Hall, William MARTHA.
Milford, y. r., p. M, Aaro Hyrske.
Amesbury, Mass, Olga oikmeus.
Rockford, ILL.,, p. M, Ida Rothstein.
south Bend, Ind, Hungarian Workers
Wilsonville, Ill.,, John Mhelic.
May 2.
5roekton, Mass, D. m.
Worcester, Mass, 8 p. m.
Binghamton, N. ", Rudolph Katz.
Buffalo, ". Y, p. M, krumbein.
/ Endicott, NJ. ", p. M, Rudolph Katz.
Jamestown, NJ. ~, Herbert BENJAMIN.
Niagara Falls, N. u, Franklin p. Brill.
Warren, Ohio, 1880 p. M, Hippodrome
| Hall.
Brownsville, Pa, p. m.
Norwood, Mass, p. M, Lithuanian
Hall, ID ST. George Ave.
MAYNARD, Mass, p. M, 80 Waltham
| street.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
/ Canton, Ohio, 1880 p. m.
] Ashtabula, Ohio.
/ Daisytown, Pa, p. M, Home Theater
Akron, Ohio, 2:3o .. m.
| Minneapolis, MINI.
| st. Paul, MINI.
Milwaukee, Wis.,, 8 p. M, J. p. Cannon,
| Abern.
Gary, Ind, 2 p. M, Washington. Hall,
10Th ST. and Washington St., J.. W..
tombstone, S. Zinieh, Russian speaker.
st. Louis, Mo-, p. M, A. 5itteiman.
Springfield, ~, PM, A. Bittelman.
Yorkville, Ohio, 2 p. m, Miners Hall.
sellaire' Ohio, 1880 p. M, Bohemian
erie. Pa, p. M, Krumbein, Brill,
Benjamin.
waIkertown, Pa, 2 p. M, Home
Pgrsgoye, w. Va, p. M, Union Hall,
| D. E. Farley.
Trenton, n. j., p. M, Dunno, fallen.
tire.
Chester, Pa, p. M, TalIentire.
Washington, D. c., 8 p. M, Dunno.
May 3.
Schenectady, N. ", krumbein.
Syracuse, ". ", Rudolph katz.
| Westehesteri Pa.
May q.
Albany, NJ. ", Krumbein.
| Wilmington, DEL, Trachtenberp.
Duluth, Mimi.
May s.
| Hibbins, Mimi.
May 6.
Chisholm, MINI.
May 7.
Ironwood, Mimi.
May 8.
| Hancock, Mich.
Marquette, Mich.
| May 9.
kenosha, Wis, German American
Home, 665 Grand Ave, J. Louis Enadahl.
Youngstown, ohio, 1880 p. M, Ukrainian
Hall, 525ta w. Rayon ST.
" you send a sub you will build
The DAILY WORKER, and The
DAILY WORKER will help to build
the movement. Get the polnt7