The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-01-19
ADDITIONS TO
TOWNS LISTED
AND SPEAKERS
Meetings Start Drive
for Members, Press

during the week ends of January 20,
81, % and 81. % and %, to commem-
crate the fourth anniversary of
Lenin's death.
Among the meetings that have
been arranged are the following;
l. Newark Friday, Jan. 81, 8 p.
NJ, New Montgomery Hall, Montgo-
merry and West ST. Olgin, Bert Mil
Ter and Frankfeld, speakers.
3 Paterson-FMday, Jan. 20, 8 p.
M, Carpenters Hall, 156 Van Houten
St. Lovestone, Markoff and Ehrlich.
8. Passaic-Sunday, Feb. G, 8 p.
M, q Dayton Ave. Ilifshitz, j. O..
Bentall, Harvey.
A. Perth Amboy-Sunday, Jan. %,
730 p. M, 30S Elm St. Markoff and
Clarence Miller.
5. Jersey City-Jan. %, p. M,
Ulnainian Hall, 100 Mercer st. Ne
sin, J. o. Bentall, Plat.
Stelton, Jan. Up, at p. m.
Pageants, musical numbers by or
chestras and workers singing socie-
ties will be a part of the Lenin mem
orial programs in the various cities.
An amended list of meetings
throughout the country follows.
Pennsylvania.
Scranton, Jan. 90, J. S. Poyntz.
Erie, Jan. %, 2 p. M, Forward Hall,
25th and Peach SITS. James Saunders.
Arnold, Pa.
Ambridge, Jan. 30, p. M, Croatian
hall, 339 Merchant st. Max Badacht.
New Kensington, Jan. 20, 2 p. m,
Umbria Hall, 1714 Bird Ave.
Pittsburgh, jar. 20, p. m, Labor
Lyceum, 35 Miller St. Max Bedacht.
Plymouth, Z p. M, Jan. 81.
Chester. Jan. "a. 7.30 p. m. Fem
stein, Oswaldo.
Luzerne, Jan. %, p. NJ, Italian
Hall, 206 Oliver st.
Hanover, Jan. %, p. NJ, Christ
Hall. f, R. Stevens.
Pittston, Jan. %, Z p. nl
Wilkes-Barre, Jan. 25, p. m.
Philadelphia, Jan. 27, Labor In
stitute, 80 Locust ST., p. m. James
P. Cannon, H. NJ. Wicks, Herbert Ben
iamin, Mary Adams.
Reading, Jan. %, p. m. Reading
House Hall, 612 Franklin ST., H. Ben
jamin.
Bethlehem, Jan. %, 8 p. m., Work
ers' Hall. 1853 E. Mechanic St., H.
Benjamin
Allentown, Jan. IS, 7 p. M, 121 N.
Bird St., Slovak Hall, H. Benjamin.
Baltimore and Washington.
Baltimore, Jan. 20, 8 p. M, Work
mems Hall, 2509 f. Madison St., j.
P. Cannon.
Washington, Jan. 80, p. NJ, Play
house, 1914 N. St. N. w, J. P. Can
non.
Indiana.
Gary, Jan. %, 8 p. M, Geo. Maurer.
South Bend, Jan. %, 3 p. M, Paul
Kline.
Springfield, Jan. %, Pat Devine.
Waukegan, Jan. %, 3 p. M, Karl
Schklar.
Sioux City, Jan. "a, p. M, Labor
Temple, 9Th and Pearl SITS, Gitlow.
Wisconsin.
Superior, Jan. %, p. M, Workers
Hall, Fifth and Tower AYES, Tom
Watkins.
Milwaukee, Jan. %, afternoon and
evening, Freie Gemeinde Hall, 9Th
and Walnut, Arne Swabeck.
Kenosah, Jan. %, p. M, Simons.
Flint, Jan. 20, John Schmeis.
Pontiac, Jan. %, p. M, Wayne
Hall, Wayne St., Vera Buch.
Grand Rapids, Jan. %, p. M,
sWorkmen's Circle Hall, A. Goetz.
Muskegon, Jan. %, p. M, 487
@Hughart St., corner Southern Ave-,
"A. Goetz.
Detroit, Jan. 10.
Michigan.
Ironwood, Jan. 20.
Minnesota.
Cloquet, Jan. 81, 1880, Cooperative
Hall, 18th st. and Ave. F, A. l. Hayes,
VIM. Watkins.
Duluth, Mimi, Jan. %, p. m,
CdiiiclS nail Il Il. superior d., VIM.
Watkins.
Virginia, Jan. %, p. M, Workers
Opera House, VIM. Watkins. Jan. %.
7:30, Commonwealth Hall, 435 Rice
St., N. H. Tallentire.
Minneapolis, Jan. %, p. M, Hum
boldt Hall, Humboldt and Western
AYES, N. II. Tallentire.
Nebraska.
Omaha. Jan. 90, 8 p. M, Swedish
IsAuditorium, 1911 Chicago Ave-, Git
s1ow.
~t Kansas.
Kansas City, Jan. 25, 7:30, Stanley
Hall, 9th and Central AYES, Gitlow.
Washington.
Seattle, Jan. Is, Peoples Temple,
%. Carlson, A. Fisherman.
Missouri.
Kansas City, Jan. 26, Kansas City
Open Forum, 1918 E. 18th St.; Kan
sas City, special discussion meeting,