The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-08-22

WHICH mas Deen called Dy the Emer-
gency Committee for 4 o'clock is ex-
pected to be the largest demonstra-
ton of its kind in the annals of the
1 American labor movement. Miss
Baron, secretary of the committee,
expects more than $4,000 workers to
take part in the demonstration.
/ Prominent Speakers.
-Four speaking stands will be
erected to take care of the enormous
turnout which attend the demonstra-
ton. The following radical speakers
viii address the meeting: Leonard
Abbott, former editor Current Opin-
ion; Richard Brazier; John J. Bal
lam, National Progressive Textile
Committee; August Burckhardt, Pro-
lection of Foreign Born Workers; p
| Pascal Cosgrove, Amalgamated Food
Workers; Pat Devine, organizer New
York section, International Labor De-
Tense; Louis Engdahl and William f.
| Dunno, editors of The DAILY
| WORKER; Rebecca Grecht; Louis
| Hyman, manager Joint Board Cloak
and Dressmakers' Union; Bishop
Paul Jones, Fellowship of Reconcilia-
ton; Charles Kiss, editor vi Elore;
Harry Kelly, Modern School; Charles
Krumbein; l. Lattimer, manager
Suitcase and Bagmakers' Union; S.
Liebowitz, assistant manager, Joint
Board Furriers' Union; Ludwig Lore,
editor New York Volkszeitung; Rich
ard B. Moore, organizer American
| Negro Labor Congress; Moissaye ].
Olgin, editor Freiheit; A. Peretz;
Luis Quintiliano; A. Ramulglia;
Mateo Rico; Jack Stachel; Morris E.
Taft, manager Local al, International
Ladies Garment Workers Union;
Carlo Tresca, editor II Martello l. H.
Wagner, president, International Stu
dents Organization.
Also James Walsh, leader of last
years traction strike; w. w. Vein
stone, secretary District 9, N. Y.
Workers (Communist) Party; Bert
Wolfe, director Workers School, Rose
Wortis, International Ladies' Garment
Workers Union, Local %; Ben Gold,
manager Joint Board Furriers'
Union; Irving Potash, International
Furriers' Union; Otto Huiswood, Ne
gro Congress; Ben Lifshitz, secretary
Jewish Federation, W. P; Melech Ep-
stein, editor Freiheit Shachne Ep-
stein, editor Freiheit; Chester A.
Bixby, Fur Workers Protective
Union; Anthony Bimba, editor Laj-
sve; Alexander Traehtenburg; Harry
NJ. Wicks, assistant editor DAILY
| WORKER; Louis Bau, Photograph
ers Union; Kate Gitlow, executive
United Council, Workingclass House
wives; Rose Baron, secretary Sacco-
Vanzetti Emergency Committee;
Rose Pesotto; n Napoli, editor II
Rose Pesotto;; N. Napoli, F. Coco,
editors II Lavoratore; F. Camardo.
Republican Protests.
In eloquent reply to those reac-
tionaries who insist that all the ac-
tons of the Sacco and Vanzetti SYM
pathizers have been red propagan-
dists is the following statement from
good republican and conservative,
editor of well-known monthly per-
! iodical:
DR.. Henry knight Miller, editor
and publisher of Psychology"
monthly publication with over three
hundred thousand readers, today sent
the following telegram to President
Coolidge, he informed Rose Baron,
secretary of the Sacco-Vanzetti
Emergency Committee
DenOunces Execution.
II am neither an anarchist nor
Communist, but Yankee and a re-
publican, both paternal and maternal
dating back to Mayflower days. L
feel that Sacco and Vanzetti have
been condemned at the bar OF justice
and are being ruthlessly put to death
by the state. There is strong pre-
sumption Of miscarriage of justice in
their case. In behalf of three hum
bred thousand readers of our maga-
zine | urge you to intervene to save
our fair country from the impending
blot of shame"
! Arthur Rowland, managing editor
of the same publication, said to Miss
Baron, st has often been said that if
Jesus of Nazareth came back to earth
he would be crucified again. From
my personal knowledge of vanzetti's
character | am convinced that it is
precisely this kind of tragedy that is
, about to be enacted now. So far as
his guilt is concerned am firmly
convinced that both he and Sacco are
as completely innocent of the crime
as that myself am.
~ am afraid there is little hope
that the impending tragedy can be
averted but the intervening moments
should be spent in every concentrated
form of activity on the part of all
lovers Of humanity that the lives Of
these noble and self-forgetful men
shall not be sacrificed