davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-10-29

najmniej Rodakowi -.zape-
wnic zwyciestwo, wprowa-
dzajac go jake naszego Re-
prezentanta do Rady mia
sta Cleveland.
Stracimy te szanse, jaka
jeszcze posiadamy, gdy "a
pomnimy o dalszych "choi-
ce'ach", jezeli ME wykaze-
my naszej jednosci i solidar
nosci tam, gdzie jest ona ME
zbedna i konieczna.
Wybor sam pozostawia-
my VAN, Rodacy i Roda-
czki; dajcie temu kandyda
towi pierwszy "choice" (1),
do ktorego czujecie najwie
cej zaufania, ale spelnijcie
obowiazek wasz rozumnie
i ME zapomnijcie o daniu
dalszych "choice'ow" pozo-
stalym trzem kandydatom.
Zastanowcie sic mad tym do
brze, a przekonacie sic. ie
sam rozsadek nakazuje tax
a ME inaczej postapic, aby
zapewnic sobie, by W Ra-
die miasta Cleveland Ro-
dak mas reprezentowai.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-10-29
Senator Theodore Z. Burton Me ZYje

dzeniu 288 g4os6w pablo
przeciw taktyce gabinetu
Brianda a PIT posi6w po-
piera4o zamiary premjera
w stosunku do ewakuacji
Nadrenji i w sprawach "a
granicznych.
Premier BRAND zaraz po
posiedzeniu uda4 sic do
prezydenta Doumergue i
z4ozyf rezygnacje swoja i
gabinetu.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-10-29

dys naleza4y do kr6low pol
skich i uratowane zosta}y
w czasie rozbior6w przez
Izabelle Czartoryska, a ma
stepnie przechowywane by
}y - w muzeum Czartory-
skich.
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LW6W - Pc dfuzszej chorobie zmari tn
Micha} Grek, znany prawnik byiy posel do parla-
mentu austrjackiego.
WARSZAWA- - Przybyia do stolicy delegacja
rady miasta Przemysla wreczyfa Marszafkow Ph-
sudskemu dyplom honorowego obywatea. Czci ma
rod swego wodza.
WARSZAWA. - Wedfug donesen praso-
wych, probne wiercenia pod Wojcza wojewodz-
twie kieleckiem wykry}y powazne zrodfa nafty, ja-
kie prawdopodobnie siegaja az do Borysiawia.
WARSZAWA - Rada ministrow poleciia Pre-
zydentowi Rzeczypospolitej mianowanie dwu kobiet
profesorami uniwersytetow. Jest to W Polsce pewna
inowacja
WARsZAWA. - Bank Polsl wypu;ci} 5o-zio
towe banl<noty, datowane 1-go wrzesnia podpisem
uowego prezesa banl<u, Wroblewskiego.
WARSZAWA - Jest prawdopodobnem re kom-
panja Harrmana otrzyma koncesje -elektryfikacje
znacznej czesc Polski. T
wARszAwA: 49, z okazj podnesien;a posel.tw W
Londynie Warszawie do rangi ambasad, ministro"Sie
Zaleski Henderson wymienili -teegramy zapewnie
MEN, zmiana wzmocni jeszcze bardziej przyjazn
pomiedzy Anglia Poska.
wARszAwA. - w war:zawie ma placu Pilsudske
odbyia sic ceremonia ofarowana towarzystwo
technikow nowego sztandaru szkole podchorazych.
WARSZAWA. - Prezydent Moscicki zwola sesje
sejmu senatu ME poznej jak dzien Sligo pazdzier-
nika, dla omowienia budzetu n rok nastepny.
WARszAWA. - Polscy kawalerzysc odpsyneli
Hamburga parowcu "Cleveland" Ekipa sklada sic
porucznikow Starnawskego, Gzowskiego Zgorzelskie-
go, czele jej stoi pulkownik Dresser.
WARSZAWA - Pawe1 Sambow b. czlonek amba
sadly sowiecke Paryzu poderznaf sobie gardlo War
szawie nj Placu Bankowym.
WARSZAWA - w Bydgoszczy zabh sic pilot Woj
skutkiem wybuchu rezerwoaru samolocie.
WILNO. - Prasa wilenska .podaje, il tamtejsze
wadze zaopiekowafy sic staruszka Agata Krawcevvczo
iczaca Ill lat kora mio swej starosci jest zdro-
wa silna byfa strozka domu.
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NASZ STAN UTRACK, GODNEGO
PRZEDSTAWICIELA

WASHINGTON - z poniedziafku ma wtorek
" nocy zmar po dfuzszej chorobie senator Theodore
f. Burton " sedziwym wieku gdyz przy zgonie H.
cyl siedmdziesiat osm lat.
Senator Burton Westinghouse reprezento-
wal ludnosc stanu Ohio, gdyz przez nasz stan To-
stall urzad ten powoiany
Senator Theodore E. Burton urodzif sic 2O-eo
grudnia 1851-go roku W jefferson, Ohio w roku
1872 ukonczyi odznaczeniem kolegium Oberlia
W roku 1875 zdobyf wyzszy stopien naukowy magi-
stra W tym roku jeszcze zosta1 przyjety do paltry
adwokackiej rozpocza} praktrykowac prawo
w roku 1886 zostai wybrany do rady miejskiej,
" diva lata potem podazyf do Washingtonu, jako re.
pezentant do Kongresu. w roku 1909 wybrano go
senatorem re stanu Ohio. maiemi przerwami ma
tenn stanowisku wytrwaf on do smierci
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-10-29
UPADEK GABINETU
FRANCUSKIEGO

PARYz. - Reparacyjny
plan Younga i rozpoczecie
ewakuacji Nadrenji przez
wojska aljant6w spowodo-
wa4y upadek rzadu francu-
skiego i Francja ponownie
znajduje sic bez gabinetu.
Ma ostatnio odbytem posie-
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Ia dni kilka staniemy do
urny, aby speinic obowia-
eek, jaki nakfada ma mas ko
rzystanie praw obywatel-
skich tego kraju. Prawo g}o
sowania jest bodaj czy ME
najwiekszym .przywilejem,
jaki gwarantuje nam kon-
stytucja Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych. Ballot W reku uswiado
mionego -spoiecznie, wyro-
bionego politycznie obywa-
tela - to jedyny srodek le-
galny-.. do --wypowiadania
swych pogladow, to najsku
teczniejsza bron do wywal-
czenia sobie przynaleznych
praw ! przywilejow jako o.
bywatelom, rownym z in
nymi wobec prawa.
Przez pewien okres cza-
SUI bylismy pozbawieni przy
naleznej nam reprezentacji
W Radzie Miejskiej, ME Ro-
dak nasz tam bowim mas re
prezentowai. Ziozyfo sic ma
to wiele powodow, re tax
sic staio.
Ia dni kilka staniemy do
urny, aby wybra6 urzedni-
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OAR CZARTORYSKICH

KRAKOW. - ADAM
Czartoryski ofiarowa} ka-
tedrze wawelskiej ma rece
ks. bibskupa Sapiehy sze-
reg przedmiot6w, kt6re kie
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DROBLAZCI
Z TYGODNLA

BRAK nam jest rzeczy-
wistej reprezentacji Polo
, Mi W naszem miescie. Po.
trzba posiadania talkoseej
niejednohrotnie dada nam
sic odczuc.
Zanadto nami " wielu wy
padkach kieruje to polskje:
"jakos to bedzie". Bywa-
INV wiec zazwyczaj nieprzy
gotowani wtedy nawet,
gdzie potrzebna jest szyb-
ka, stanowcza decyzja 70
strony cafej Polonji. Gdy
jedni cos postanowi4, inni
So z tego niezadowoleni.
Gdy znow tamci jakas maj
lepsz4 nawet przyjm4 m
zebraniu czy posiedzenis1
uchwaie - ME 50 " .tanie
tych pierwszych zadowolic.
A kazdy Z osobna sadzi, ze
, przeciez on a ME kto nnny
Gala miejscow4 Polonje re-
prezentuje, a wiec ma ME-
zaprzeczone niczem prawo
/ i do przemawiania imieniem
tej Polonji, wiecej jeszcze,
bo do narzucania jej~ swyeh
ME zawsze logicznych czy
wykonalnych projektow i
projekcikow.s .:.
Gdy przychodzi M stol
sprawa, cai4 RclouAjes jedna-
ko obchodx4c4, zwoluje sif
ma gwait zebranie, wybiera
sic dorazny komitet, lxtory
W wielu wypadkach ME Po-
siada zadnego u osolu Po-
lonji pos}uchu dla tel pro-
stej przyczyny, il nawet "
po&owie tejze Polonji ME re
prezentuje.
Ma zwolane zebranie je-
den przybyi, inny dla js-
kiejs przyczyny przybye ME
mogi, a jeszcze inny ME u
wazaf "a stosownie wezvva-
MIA usiuchac. Zebranych
uwaza sic; Ia Gala komplet-
ma reprezentacje miejsco-
wei Polonji, no BIO kogo ME
ma, z tym ME nalezy sic IL
czye, sam jest sobie winien.
TAX, ten jest sam sobie WI
MEN, ale ME ponosi why
zespd, jaki ten 'slktos,'
miaf ma danem zebraniu re
prezentowac. Zespd ten 10
stall cd wspolpracy odssmie
ty, bo ma zebraniu zabra-
kfo zespofu tego reprezen-
tanta. Czy jednak pozosta-
Ii sa uprawnieni do repre-
zentowania Polonji j prze-
mawiania jej " imieniu, je-
zeli takich "ktosiow" be-
die znaczniejsza liczba, ba,
nawet wiekszosc?
To jest problem, czelkA-
jacy oddawna ma rozwi@-
zanie. To jest sprawa, kt6-
rel ME nalexy lekcewa4ye,
mad ktor4 ME molina tax
lekko przechodzie do pe-
rzadku dziennego.
Potrzebne nam jest stalls
ciaio reprezentacyjne, ktS-
reby W irnieniu naszem mo-
gao prac4 .po2eczn4 kiero-
wac, bez ci4siego, nieraz
niefortunnego, ponawianiA
prob sworzenia ma poexe-
kaniu komitetow reprezen-
tacyjnych, jake " wielu wy
padkach poza zebranymi
nikogo wiecej ME reprezen-
tuja.
Oczywiscie do piracy tel
juz teraz przyst4pic nie mo-
INA dla ,>vsAl,, ,><,vaxnSlI1~ NJ
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-10-29
co TYDZIEN
NIESIE?

SO@o@oS-0oS-0 -0o<1oS~o@@o~
OTRZYMALIsMY wykaz
sum, wydatkowanych W ro-
ku 1928-ym przez tutejsze
amerykanskie zrzeszenia
dobroczynne. .Wykaz ten
zostaf nam nadesfany z Com
munity Fund.
w wykazie tym znajdu-
jenny cyfry, jakoby stwier-
dzajace, lie polacy najwie-
cej otrzymuja zapomog z
pomiedzy wszystkich naro-
dowosci, jake W miescie ma
szem zamieszkuja.
Przyslanie tego wykazu
jest jakoby odpowiedzia ma
przes{any niedawno memo
rial Polskiego Stowarzysze-
MIA Dobroczynnosci do "a
rzadu Community Fund. -
Nades}any wykaz jakoby
mowif: l coz wy Polacy vie
cej jeszcze chcecie-- Rodzi-
ny vase dostaja zapomogi,
opiekujemy sic waszemi sic
rotami, wspomagamy tych
wszystkich, ktorzy pomo-
cy potrzebuja - czy chce
Gle jeszcze CO wiecej?
TAX, Rodacy Rodaczki,
chcemy wiecej i to DUO
wiecej, eanizeli rodziny ma
sze otrzyInuja. Przedewszy-
stkiem cd Community Fund
my, obywatele amerykanscy
polskiego pochodzenia, chce
my sprawiedliwosci, rowne
go traktowania mas z -inny-
mi, chcemy reprezentacji W
zarzadzie Vej organizacji,
chcemy wreszcie mice CLOS
tam, gdzie CLOS ten ME tyl-
ko jest potrzebny i dla spra
wy korzystny, ale gdzie on
jest wprost niezbedny.
Domagamy sic cz}onko-
stwa, ably ponoszac Gle
zary ma rowni innymi -
z rownych przywilejow tez
korzystac, majac prawo do
rozporzadzenia sumami, ja-
kie przypadfyby nam W
rownym podzfale. lego
wymagamy, mic ponadto
wiecej.
Sprawozdanie podaje, lie
wydatkowano ma polskie
sieroty w potrzebie pozo-
stajace rodziny, ale ME znaj
dujemy tam wykazu, lie ro
dacy nasi zfozyli W powie-
dzianym czasie ma rzecz
Community Fund? Me po-
wiedziano nam tego, ale my
sami to takze, re, prosba,
jaka sic zwracano do ro-
dakow naszych skfadki,
wiecej Ia rozkaz uwazana
bye mogfa. A wiec ME mo
ze bye mowy 0 ME spefnie-
niu obowiazku wzgbedem
ofiarnosci ma ten eel, gdyz
Rodacy nasi, gdyby nawet
i ktory ME chciaf dae
musiai.
Stanowczo stwierdzamy.
ze krzywda nam sic dzieje
i ME jest W stanie innej o.
pinji W mas wyrobic nawet
sprawozdanie, faskawie
nam przez zarzad Com
munity Fund nadesfane.
Fakt pozostaje faktem, ze
Ia sk}adany kazdego roku
grosz ofiarny " zamian
otrzymujemy macosze ira
.ktowanie mas re strony Ia
rzadu Community Fund.
Tylko z silnymi, a wiec
z dobrze zorganizowanymi
W Ameryce sic licz4. Vie
my Q TEN i dlatego tez przy
znsc sic do tego otwarcie
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scis}ej konsolidacji istnieja-
cych oddawna towarzystw
dobroczynnych z utworzo-
ma niedawno centrala. Be-
tego, bez wytworzenia sci
sfej {acznosci, bez posiada-
MIA rzeczywistej reprezen-
tacji - celu ME dopniemy,
gdyz zawsze przez czynni.
XII miarodajne po macosze-
mu traktowani bedziemy.
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. ZPOLSkL. q
LW6W.

LW6W - Po diuzszej chorobie zman tu
Micha& Grek, znany prawnik byiy posei do parla-
mentu austrjackiego.
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OPERATION
NEEDED" SAYS
MRS. BENDER

Here is an astounding letter from
Mrs Mamie Bender of Paterson, N.
j., and those who suffer from stub
born indigestion or stomach agony,
distress or misery should read every
word of it.
Here it is: Dear Sirs: Just word
of good will to you in regard to
your Dare's Mentha PepSin. I have
been using your medicine for d
couple of years, in fact, read your
advertisement just in the nick OF
time.
II had been about to undergo an
operation for serious disorders of
the stomach and was all ready to
go to the hospital but asked for
two weeks stay. went to the drug
store and bought a bottle of Dare'S
Mentha PepSin and. thanks be to
God on high, am still without that
much appointed operation.
You can print this if you wish
and anyone wanting my advise 1 will
gladly give it to them as 1 cannot
praise your medicine high enough.
Yours truly, Mrs. Mamie Bender, r.
F. D., No. l, Paterson, N. j."
Dare's Mentha Pepsin is men,
tholated pepSin elixir with carmina-
tives and is real pepsin, natures own
remedy for indigestion and many
other stomach ills.
1t is sold by Hook Drug Co. and
live druggists everywhere in Amer
lea with the distinct understanding
that it will help you more than any
thing you ever used or money back.
Advertisement.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-28
NOTEDRAILWAY
EXECUTIVE DIES
IN new YORK
6enIas1in F. Yoakum for
Years Was Chairman of
Great Systems.

Bg United Press
NEW YORK, NOV. 28.-Benja
T. Yoakum, 10, for many years one
of the best-known of western rail-
road executives, died at his Fifth
avenue residence here early to-day.
Yoakum had been head of the st.
Louis e. San Francisco and the
Rock Island railroad systems, later
becoming chairman of the board of
the Empire Bond and Mortgage Cor
poration of New York. He held the
latter position up to the time Of
his death.
II was said OF YOakum not long
ago that he had built more miles of
railroad than any man living" Born
on a Texas farm, his ambition from
boyhoOd was railroading.
After serving in various capaci-
ties. beginning with freight clerk, on
the Southern Pacific. International
& Great Northern. San Antonio 81
Arkansas Pass, and Gulf. Colorado &
San Fe railroads, he became gen.
eral manager and third vice-presi-
dent NJ the Frisco system in 1896.
In 1901 he was elected president
of that road, and in 1904 he became
chairman of the board From 1905
to 1909 he was also chairman Of the
Rock Island.
Under Yoakum's management, the
Frisco grew from a line of only
1920 miles. to an extensive system
OF more than 5000 miles. When the
Rock Island was allied with the
Frisco in 1905. he was chief of
system embracing more than 1900
miles Of track.
For more than twenty years
Yoakum had been interested keenly
in improving the condition of Amer
lean farmers. At the Texas state
fair at Dallas in 1909, he urged
farmers to organize for sale of their
products and developed a marketing
system known as "the Yoakum
plan"
Many features OF this plan have
been embodied in farm legislation
and i'm the national corporations
now being organized for marketing
of farm products.
Yoakum was married in 1885 to
Elizabeth Bennett Of San Antonio,
Tex. Mrs. YOakum died in 1926.
Two daughters. Mrs Katherine
Fosd:ck and Mrs. Bessie Larkin,
and two grandchildren survive him.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-28
ALBANIA CELEBRATES
independence Day Observed
in Kingdom of Fog.

BIZ United Press
TIRANA, Albania. Nov. %
While the United States observed
Thanksgiving day today, the King
dom of Albania celebrated the sew
enteenth anniversary of her indie
pendence.
King Zog observed the day by
reviewing the Albanian troops and
the national boys training organi-
cation, paradeS were held through
flag -bedecked streets while fire
crackers popped and crowds cheered
The entire diplomatic corps III
Tirana called on King zog to wish
him success in his reform pro-
gram. The king also received
cables and kilograms of congratu-
lation from all parts of the world,
many coming from rulers of other
countries.
The Albanian declaration of III
dependence was made at Valona
Nov. %, 1912 1t ended nearly 500
years of Turkish rule.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-28
NEW STATION ON AIR
.WJDX Begins BrOadcasting From
Jackson MISS Studio.

"
JACKSON, Miss, Nov. 28-A new
voice will be added to the south
tonight, when radio state WJDX
goes on the air for the first time
Guest announcers from other
southern stations will appear dur
ing the all-night inaugural pro-
gram. They are Lambdin Kay
WSB: Clyde Marshall, WSMB;
Walter Campbell. WAPI, and
Harry Stone. WSM.
The new station is owned by the
Lamar Life Insurance Company of
jackson. It's studios are located in
the company's building and the
1.000-watt transmltter is situated
seven miles north of the city. 1t
will operate on a frequency of 1870
kilOcycleS.
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U. S. CONSUL IS DEAD
Ross f. Holiday Succumbs Aftef
Long Illness, in England.

BU NttCN press
MANCHESTER, England, Nov
28.-RoSs Edgar ECladay, United
States consul at Manchester, died
today after a long illness. He will
be / in his home city, VIII
min. d O.
HC.a&ay was born in Westboro,
o.. July IA, 1863. He was a teacher
N the public schools of Ohio from
1891 to 1894 and was admitted to
the Ohio bar in 1898. He practiced
at Wilmington until 1902, also serv-
ing for three years as a member OF
the house of representa- tiveS. He
resigned to become. United States
consul at Santiago de Cuba. Serv-
ing there until 1915, then he was
transferred to Manchester.
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BROADCASTS IN NPLANE
Lieutenant hartman Scheduled to
Make Seals Address.

A radio address on work of
rsie Anti-TuberculoSis Association
through funds raised by sale Of
christmas seals will be broadcast
from an airplane by Lieutenant Paul
hartman, One hundred and thir-
tenth observation squadron, Indi-
ana national guard, at $50 Satur-
day evening. Lieutenant Matt G..
Carpenter will be the pilot.
The ship is the newest type radio
equipped plane. The Saturday night
program will be broadcast just above
the WLW wave length. In case Of
extremely unfavorable weather the
program will be deferred.
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Official Indicted

NW z NTIfW ~
EVANSVILLE. Ind, Nov. 20.-
Henry ]. Mercer, Pigeon township
>-ustee, has been indicted by the
Ianderburg county grand jury. 1t
is believed the indictment is in con-
nection with discrepancies alleged
" found in his accounts by state
examiners who have been checking
county records for two months.
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Thomas A. Edi- ~
sons first ex-
pertinent. at 6, ~
was trying to B
hatch eggs by b X
sitting on them B Sas 81
himse H o IN
watched a goose #
do it success % M
fully, SO he made ~.
a nest in the #
barn, but his
lather uterrupC- M @THOMiAS
cd tne expert A.EOlSOM
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-28
PHON0GRAPH RECORD
CAUSE OF DIVORCE
"GOOd-By, Old Man, Good By
Taken by Husband as Insult.

HH NIffN t-
NEBRASKA CITY, Neb.. Nov. rs
Because her husband took too
seriously photograph record,
"Good-By, Old Man. Good-By!"
and left his home, refusing to re-
turn. Mrs. Anna V. Wredt has been
granted a divorce from John g.
Wredt by District Judge Begley.
Difficulties arose, it was testified,
when Wredt came home one night
and heard the photograph grinding
ont the popular tune. He took the
words of the song as a personal af-
front, leaving his home in a hui
and refusing to return.
Attempted explanations failed to
soothe Wredts feelings and his
wife. who is considerably younger
than himself. sued for divorce. The
divorce was obtained, together with
the custody of a minor child, t.
whoSes Import Wredt must pay s.
weekly.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-28
FOREMAN Is 'REGlEVED'
City Concrete Work Suspended Dur
ing Cold Weather.

c. c. Combs. 1919 Finley ave
nue.. foreman of the cement walk
and curb department in the city en- :
gineer's Office, will be relieved OF
his duties" Dec. on recommended
ton Of City Engineer A. H. Moore
Concrete work will be suspended
during the winter months.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-01-16
WORKING WOMEN
URGED TO ATTEND
!-ENIh MEMORIAL
Federation Will Honor
Memory of Leader

The n. Y. Working Women's
Federation urged all its affiliated
organizations to attend in mass the
Lenin memorial meeting at Madi-
son Square Garden, this Saturday
and to Join in the giant protest
against the murder of Mella. Sew
eral sections in the Garden will be
reserved for working women's or
CARNATIONS, where the working
women of the various left wing
unions, T. U. E. L. groups, indus
trial clubs, and fraternal organiza-
tons, will sit in body with their
banners and slogans.
"Lenin, the father of the Russian
Revolution" said Ray Ragozin,
secretary of the N. Y. Working
Women's Federation, ''made it pos
sible for the working women of So
Wet Russia to throw off the yoke of
ignorance and slavery. With Lenin
as their teacher, the women of the
Soviet Union helped to overthrow
capitalism, helped to protect their
country against the invasions of the
capitalist countries of the world,
and are today very important fac
tor in the building up of socialism.
Lenin stands as the symbol of social
and economic freedom for the work
ing women of the Soviet Union and
the rest of the world. 1t is there
fore fitting that thousands of
working women of our city pay
tribute to the memory of Lenin at
the Garden on Saturday evening.
"Workir"' 'Tomen must be aware
Of the i'm Mt part they play in
this periC Of imperialist war
preparation With the increasing
numbers of women in industry, we
see more wage cuts, longer hours.
"Wol King women, show your soli-
darity with the workers of the
world! Join in the mass protest
against the treacherous murder of
Mella, and against imperialist wars!
Bring workers to the Lenin Mem
orial meeting, and help to make it
a powerful example of workingclass
solidarity"
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-01-16

in storm of protest against the
vile regime of assassination which
has been set up in Cuba by Amer
lean imperialists. The workers must
close their ranks and demonstrate
to the imperialist butchers that
Mella's death has not been in vain.
Every class conscious worker should
be at the Lenin Memorial Meeting
Saturday night to protest against
Mella's murder and the continuance
of the White Terror"
Times" Takes Note.
AS the Workers (Communist)
Party makes ready for the great
Lenin memorial meeting, the New
York Times, principal organ of Wall
Street, takes observance Of the oc-
casion. This glorifier of capitalism
and of the imperialist Washington
regime admits in its columns that
"Lenin's name still has a magic
power-and the world feels the eff
feet" The Times, in it's traditional
bourgeois manner, refers to Lenin
as saint of revolution"
The complete program for the
Lenin memorial meeting will prob
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-01-16
Many Workers School
Classes Now Resuming
Their Regular Sessions

Many classes of the Workers
School have had their sessions post
poned for two or three weeks due to
many reasons, such as the pre-con-
vention discussion in all the units
of the Workers Party, the prepare
ton and activity resulting from the
establishing of the new needle trades
union, the postponement caused in
the weeks of Christmas and New
Years, illness of certain instructors.
All classes of the Workers School
have now resumed their sessions.
Among these are Principles of
Marxism | and H., Fundamentals of
Communism, Elements of feminist
Tactics, Workers Correspondence,
American Economic and Political
History, History of U. s., Commu-
mist Party Organization, Elements
MARKHAM Economics, Theory and
Practice of Trade Union Work,
Public Speaking, Program of the C.
l., European History, Social Aspects
of American Literature, as we'll as
English classes.
Some English Glasses have already
completed their terms. Arrange
ments have been made by the Work
ers School that adjustment be made
for all postponments and that each
class will have its full term of IL
sessions. In the case of the English
Glasses each class will have its full
term of "a sessions.
All students are urged to take
note of these facts and to cooperate
with the school in overcoming the
difficulties enumerated above by at
tending their classes regularly, UNI
til the end of the term. The Spring
Term will begin Feb. 1st. All
students who wish to secure infor-
nation in regard to the courses to
be given in the Spring term should
secure the Spring term announce
ment that will be available within
a weeks time. All workers can re-
gister Immediately.