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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-09-06
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SUMMONS

0SJAV4N4AAN0
state Of North Dakota. County Of
In district Court. Fourth Judicial
ida q. Lung. Plaintiff. vs.. George
Lung. Defendant.
The state OF North Dakota to the
above named Defendant:
You r hereby summoned and re-
CURED to answer the complaint Of the
plaintiff III the above entitled action
which complaint has been filed In the
office Of the Clerk of the District
Court OF Burleigh County. North Da-
kota. and to serve u cOpy OF your
answer on the subscriber ut their Of
OF Burleigh. and State Of North Da-
kota within. thirty days after the
service Of this summons upon you ex-
elusive Of the day Of service. and In
case OF your failure to appear or an
swer as above required the plaintiff
will take Judgment by default for the
relief prayed for IN the complaint.
Dated 1t EiEn:.rc... North Dakota
this 2lBt day OF August, 1929.
CAMERON e HELGESON,
Attorneys for plaintiff.
office and Post office address:
Bismarck. North Dakota.
$3.50: 9I6-13.2O-27
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WHlATPU|CES Hold
! STEADY ON SCANTY
i. OFFERING, Buying
First Hour Trading Extremely
/ DULL, With Values Re.
=, naming Stable
LIVERPOOL LITTLE FlRMER
Argentine Need Of Rain and Bet.
ter Export Outlook Fac.
tors in Rally

Chicago, Sept. 6.-(F-Revival Of
export interest and unfavorablc crop
comments from the southern heint-
sphere pulled wheat price, out Of
carly soft spots today and though the
range was narrow and trading mod
crate values were firmer on the aver
eye. Short covering and strength OF
corn were supporting factors In the
wheat pit. but there was some selling
carly on an official estimate Of the
italian wheat crop $1,000, COO bushels
larger than In 1923. Corn hardened
after an easy opening because OF
snow and prospects Of q freeze In the
northwest.
Wheat finished strong. IL to lS.c
higher. and corn strong at u toll ~
advance: oats were u to - to sc up
Provisions closed easy, unchanged tc
&c lower with bellies suffering the
big loss.
During the first hour trading was
extremely dull with prices cltnging
CLOSE to yesterdays finish and holdin.
with 4 range Of less than . cent for
both wheat and corn. Liverpool was
a little firmer than due and Argen-
tina still wanted rain.
An improved export outlook was
one factor In the rally. At end Of the
first hour the rally had brought prices
: & cent or more above yesterdays close.
Corn was about steady at the start
but buying was encouraged by fore
casts In the northwest. and prices ad-
vanced In with offerings light.
There was q heavy snowfall In
northwest Nebraska today and the
forecast indicated clear cold weather
and possibly frost and freezing tenn
pcraturcs In the Dakotas and Mime
sofa tonight. The Oklahoma weekly
crop report said late corn would be
largely 4 failure due to the heat and
drought. Arrivals Of orr here were
estimated at 1913 carloads.
The corn market was broader anc
while prices declined carly due Il
scattered .elling there was a bulge o.
nearly ; cents In December from thu
low point on buying induced by thu
cold weather forecast for the north
west. Offerings were light on thu
way up and sellers Of offers vert
forced to protect themselves. Tint
bulge was checked by profit taking
and selling against offers.
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issues LEAD
MARKET COMEBACK
FROM UDDENS SCARE
Prices Bound Up in Impressive
Fashion After Yester.
days Tumble
|cALL MONEY RATES DROP
New High Records Established
as Leading Groups Ex-
hibit Strength

New York. Sept. 6-F-Thc stoc,s
market quickly recovered today from
the scare which sent prices tumblins
In the last hour Of yesterdays session,
bounding upward In impressive FASH
ion under the leadership of the pub
lie Utility issues. Some uneasincss
was apparent at the opening but by
early afternoon nearly all the leading
groups presented several outstanding
strong spots.
Opening strength and activity of
tho market leaders wa interpreted as
an indication that stocks had passed
from weak to strong hands III yestcr-
days break. Very little distress SELL
Ing came into the market and traders
who sold short on the break were
forced to cover at higher prices.
Call money dropped from Q to 5
per cent but time money rates held
firm. Standard Gas a. Electric and
American Water Works shared tho
leadership Of the Public Utility group
each soaring about IL points to new
high records at l82 and 1884,. re-
s~pcctively. American and Foreign
Power IAN up l0h points to 1907. and
American Power and Light 9ss to
l7la., both new highs. Radio Corpor-
alton ran up 7R points and Public
Service OF New Jersey. Consolidated
Gas. and International Telephone
sold 5 to 6 points higher.
Case Threshing scared Is points,
Allied Chemical IA. Otis Elevator 49,.
and Simmons Company. Loose Wiles,
Air Reduction. National Biscuit, Col
umbian Carbon. Auburn Auto, Gen.
eral Electric. Johns Manvillc. Ameri-
can Bank note. Vanadium Steel.
Youngstown Sheet and Tube and u.
3. Industrial Alcohol sold 5 to Il
points higher.
Oils became active and strong In
tho carly afternoon trading.
Call money dropped successfully to
7 and then TO 6 per cent In the final
hour. Radio reached 1l2a, up 10
points and within striking distance of
ia. It's record figure. Public Utilities
continued to soar. Standard Gas and
Electric reaching I84t:. up Az. more
than 100 points above tho years low
at sos. The market closed strong.
Total sales apprcximated 4,9oo,0 oo
shares.
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FOR SALE

NEW MODERN stucco bungalow.
bed rooms. oak floors. breakfast
nook. full basement. basement fully
partitioncd off and entirely plas-
tered. stucco garage. very well built
neal school. very desirable and I'M
mediate possession.
NEW FIVE room modern bungalow.
bed rooms. cast front. very well
built. garage, hardwood floors. near
school. very desirable. immediate
possession, on liberal terms for
$500.
FIVE ROOM partly modern bunga-
low OH pavement, : bed rooms fol
$3.50, OIL terms.
EIGHT ROOM modern house. inclGd-
ing 4 bed rooms. well located. near
schools. In GOOD condition, early oc-
cupancy, for $500.
GEO. NJ. REGISTER.
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GEO. NJ. REGISTER.
LOST

LOST-On highway No. 10. between
New Salem and Taylor. new "Oil
Field Special" Goodrich trucls tire.
size 80 X 6. Finder kindly return to
Northern Hide and Fur Co.. Bis
f1arck. for reward.
LOST-Light ton Fox fur cuff. be-
tween Rosscr and Eighth street.
Finder kindly phone 399-J. Reward.
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ENDS WANTED

Bids 10 supply the Bismarck Hos
pttal. with Grade 4 milk for M year
l9.e. when the bids will be opened.
We reserve the right to reject n or
THE BIsMAHcK HosPITAL.
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Web. Bloc
AND A


FOR SALE-Five room modern bung-
allow just completed at 1913 Mandan
street. Additional room finished in
basement. Oak floors. fireplace,
built-in features and heated gar
age. On terms. Inquire BIC Man.
dan street or phone 366-R.
FOR SALE All modern ten room
house. fine rooms. three closets and
bath first floor. three apart
ment, three closets, bath, store
room second floor. Space back Of
lot for another house. Call at 602
Second street.
FOR RENT-Entire upstairs Of mod
crn home. consisting Of three large,
clean. heated oonns. gas stove fur
nished. Close in. Call at GA Ros-
ser or phone 214-W.
FOR SALE New stucco bungalow
five rooms. fireplace. breakfast
nook. garage. Corner lot, close in
L. P. Warren. Phone 46O-M.
FOR RENT Eight room modern
house at Cos Third street, Bismarck.
Call Marcovitz Grocery and Army
Store. Mandan. Phone 357.
FOR RENT-Strictly modern five
rooms and bath at AIS Fifteenth
street. Call at $40 Sweet Ave. Or
phone SLIM.
FOR RENT-Fiyc room modern flat,
centrally located. Harvey Harris
s. Co.
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Houses for Sale

a NEW STUCCO BUNGALOW.
very modern. hardwood floors. hot
water heat. fireplace. many built in
features, full complete basement.
heated attached garage. Sales
price s7500.00. Good terms to right
party.
FIVE ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW,
Just completed. hardwood floors.
built-in features. large closets, full
basement. furnace heat. basement
garage. rear school. Sales price
$55o0.Oo. $780, 90 cash down. bal
ancc monthly.
FIVE ROOM NEW MODERN BlING-
allow. oak floors. large rooms. built
i'll features. attached garage. full
partitioncd basement, furnace heat.
Sales price $53OO.O 90. $4,000 cash,
balance monthly like rent.
NEW MODERN BUNGALOW. HAv-
Ing living room, two bedrooms.
large closets. complete kitchen. din.
ing nook. oak floors. sun porch. at
tached heated garage. reasonable
taxes. Sales price $53O0.00. $500.00
cash, balance monthly.
SIX ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW,
near schools. hardwood floors. full
basement. furnace heat. enclosed
porch. south front. Sales price
$4350. 90. Good terms.
FIVE ROOM MODERN BUNGA-
low. hardwood floors. full basement.
furnace heat, double garage, cast
front. close in. Sales price $3850.0 10.
Good terms.
SIX ROOM MODERN TWO STORY
house, hardwood floors. full base
mcnt. furnace heat. basement gar
agc. Sales price S50CO.O 0 $4,000
cash down, balance like rent.
SIX ROOM TWO STORY MODERN
house. hardwood floors. large rooms.
full basement. Sales price $4,000. 90.
$4,000 cash down, balance like rent.
SEVEN ROOM MODERN TWO
story house. close III. hardwood
floors. bedroom on first floor, three
OH second floor, good location. Sales
price 100000. Good terms.
FIVE ROOM MODERN BUNGA-
low. close IN. part basement, fur
naca heat. double garage. reasonable
taxes. Sales price $350O.O0. Good
terms.
AND MANY OTHER ATTRACTIVE
houses under good terms. Now is
tho time to buy your housc, let this
agency help you.
HEDDEN REAL ESTATE
AGENCY
Webb Block Phone 0
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BISMARCK GRAIN
FURNISHED BY Russell Miller Coz
HiSmarck. Sept.

LIBERTY BONDS CLOSE
New York, Sept. 6.-(F)-LibcrtJ
bonds close:
Liberty 3l.s-97.3 80.
First 4hS-96.3O.
Fourth 4tS-09.2.
Treasury 4hs-106.l6.
Treasury 4S-l03.
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FOUND-A mans white gold wrist
watch with metal band. Owner
may have same by giving proper
Identification and paying advertis-
ing charges. After 500 p. a. call
at 81 Ave. G Or phone lS8-J.
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USED CAR 0ARGAlN
FOR SALE-Ford light delivery truck.
tourings. coupes and sedans. Also
Chevrolet sedans. Durant coupe.
Durant coach. and others. We trade
and give terms. Hedahl Motor com.
pany.
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tA4Ao LAND
FOR SALE on TRADE-F0r I'M
proved farm Close 70 town. General
merchandise store stock. fixtures
and dwelling. good school. only
store In small town. Want TO re-
tire from business. Write Tribune
In card Of Ad. No. 3.
WANTED 10 TFsADE-Mclean
county quarter section d land,
clear, Is part payment on Bismarck
residential property g Tex Dtamarch
lots. Write Tribune, u cnyo 6 ~.
No. Z
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
FOR SALE-Two lots, consisting OF q
confectionery store and service sta
ton in a small progressive town.
Reason for selling. boys operating
are leaving for school. Write Trib-
une in care of Ad. No. 4.
FOR SALE-Hotel and Cafe, or fix
lures for sale and building for rent.
Doing good business. Poor health.
reason for selling. Write Tribune,
In care of Ad. No. Z.
FOR SALE-First class meat market
and grocery. only meat market IN
town Of TOO population. Fully
equipped. Wenzel Bros, owners.
Drayton. N. -.
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MALE HELP WANTED

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to put on
Memberships. Men with experience
preferred. Apply w. X. LaPaugh,
American Metal Weatherstrip Co..
Mandan, N. d. Phone l28-M.
WANTED-Expcrienced plastercr.
state wages and references IN first
letter. Must be able TO o at
once. Write Tribune. are Of Ad.
No. IL.
MEN-fearn barbering. Catalog free.
Moler Barber College. Butte. Mont:
Fargo. N. d.
WANTED-A counter mar at Franks
Place. No other need apply.
WANTED-First class cook. man or
woman. Call 50.
FEMALE HELP WANTED
WANTED-Girl OF middle aged wom-
an to do general housekeeping. no
washing. Apply at 307 South
Seventh street or phone l4l7 after
600 p m.
WANTED-Middic- aged lady 70 take
care Of three children and do
homework. Phone l569-W after .
D. m.
WANTED-Lady cook. Apply at
Washburn Hotel. Wasllburn. N. p.
WANTED-Girl for general house.
work. Phone 1907.
WORK WANTED
WORK WANTED-Reliablc. com-
petent. young lady with eight years
collections. sales and office cxpcr-
fence desires position. References
furnished. Write Tribune. In care
Of Ad. No. 10.
TT rs important that your piano be
III perfect tune for the child to
practice on. Call G. L. Bryan at
The Melody Shop.
CHIMNEY SWEEP. A clean flue
prevents fire and v fuel. Work
guaranteed. Price reasonable.
Phone 1913.
APARTMENTS
FOR RENT-Two OF three room
furnished apartments in tho Lau-
rain apartments. City heat, al
ways hot water. B. +. Flanagan,
phone 303.
FOR RENT-Thrcc room partly fur
nished apartment. Light. water
and heat furnished. Gas stove.
Phone 653-W or call at 8l2 Ave. b.
FOR neutrality-suspicious., consisting Of
four rooms and bath, private
trance. Phone 376-W or call at SOC
Second street.
FOR RENT-rurrished and unfur.
n!shed apartments at the Rose
apartments. 2l5 Third street. F. w
Murphy.
FOR RENT-Thrcc room apartment
furnished or unfurni5hcd. Avail
able Sept. 18th. Phone 1850.
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O o RENT

ROOMS FOR RENT
FOR RENT-Two rooms Tor ilght
housekeeping, on ground FLOOR. Gas
for cooking. Convenient to bath.
Private entrance. Close to capltol
and schools. Call at 0l0 Seventh
or Phone 300-W.
FOR RENT-Niccly furnished room
on first floor. suitable for two,
also an apartment suitable for
four. with or without housekeep-
ing privileges. Call at 222 Third.
FOR RENT Large modern room
with clothes closet. very pleasant.
and convenient to bath. Two blocks
from Post Office. Call ut 100 Ros.
ser avenue. O phone 360-J. -
FOR RENT-In modern home, a
attractively furnished room has
three windows and large closet.
Young lady preferred. Call ct 3lA
Ave. D or phone 1921.
FOR RENT-Pleasant sleeping rooms
near bath III modern home. Out
side entrance. Close in. Use Or
telephone. reasonable terms. Can
at 3O4 Mandan street.
FOR RENT-Large front sleeping
room on ground floor. suitable for
one o. two with privilege Of using
piano. Call at 5l9 Fifth street.
Phone 836-R.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room
next to bath. suitable for one Of two.
Board if desired. Attractive loca.
finyN roncosaohlA Aae~ar 0~N - AHa
Sixth street. Phone SIAM.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished Sleep
ing room in modern home, close In.
Call after 400 p. m. Corner Roseer
and Fifth street. 40c Fifth street.
FOR RENT Furnished room n
strictly modern home. suitable Tor
III or two. Glove in. Cali q o33
Sixth street. Phone ll5l-R.
FOR RENT-Strictly modern, nicely
furnished room for one Or two.
Gentlemen preferred. 500 E1fth
street. Phone 678-W.
ED-Merry-g ana 9TH
or riding devices for Fair Sept. "a
1914. Fair Association, Ashley.
North Dakota.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished Sjeep.
ing room in modern home. Close In.
Call at 90 West Main Ave. Phone
15l3-W.
FOR RENT-Furnished sleeping
room for gentleman. very close in.
Phone l573-W o. call ct 2l9 Seventh
street.
FOR RENT-Furnished and unlur-
nished rooms in modern house. Hot
water heat. Inquire Ill Avenue a
west.
FOR RENT-Small sleeping room
with clothes closet and single I'D.
AL Fifth. Phone 273.
FOR RENTING furnishcd sleoplag
rooms in q modern home. CAN ~
West Broadway or phone Sel-J.
FOR RENT-Furnished room Ia mod
crn home. Close in. Phone l1o-W.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished roam.
Call at 307 Tenth or phone al.
FOR RENT-Sleeping roam 6 -
Sixth st. Phone al.
MIsCELLANH0Ug
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noUsEnofD GOODS ron sAEpi
FOR SALE-Entire household
niturc. Dining room ret, br
fast set, linoleum rug, sunp1Slo
furniture, beds, d~ressers, chiffOu5
Ter, draperies and curtains, leathdH
couch and chair, Hoover vacuur.
cleaner, wash machine and YaSn
other things. Call between , M,
y .. M, and s and 8 p. IA. Mra
4. w. Lucas. 225 Ave. A West. phonl
500.
FOR sALE-Beds. / white Iron exffa0
heavy. high grade springs ana matt
trcss all new, 2 single dormitorys
white iron cot beds, genuine bed
mattresses. 50 each, also boy,A
bicycle. large size. Good conditiout
$500. Phone 826.J or call at 0la
Sixth street. first floor.
FOR sALE-Household furniture, inf
Guiding Hoffman piano, RadioldE
No. II. sun porch set, Singer sew.N
ing machine, bed complete, Wins
chester shot gun 10 gauge. high
chair. coaster wagon ana other
small items. Phone 3l6-M or callEl
at 418 Ninth street. 4
FOR SALE CHEAP-Two heaf{nR&
stoves, Copper Clad range, nearly
new. dining table, oil heater. Lloyd
Loom baby carriage. wringer. Go.
Third street. Phone 4o8-M. 4
FOR sALE-Good high grade planoj
cheap If taken at once. phoe,e
5O3-W or call at 100 West Ro6oer. +
FOR ~SALE-CompIete bed GIm05fS
new. sanitary cot and other furni.v
turc. Call at 207 Mandan street. 4
FOR RENT-Piano. in first class con-.
dltion. Call at 808 Seventh Street.
BARGAINS In used furniture. KeIi-
nelly Furniture Co., Mandan, N. D.
FOR sALE-Practica ally new Nafs-I
Wells range. cheap. Phone 1901.
MARGUERITE KENNEDY VIII &
glad to take a limited number cfI
piano pupils at her home, 5lS Sixth
street. /
WANTED TO BUY
PARTY WANTS to buy It once :
small modern house of about four /
or five rooms at a reasonable prtoe. (
not too far out. Write Tribune A
No. 8.
BOARDERS WANTED
WANTED-Roomers and boardeTS. J
also table boarders by the week o.
month. Home cooking. 3ll Fourth
street.
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WANTED TO bUY

PARTY WANTS to buy It once Z
small modern house of about four
or five rooms at a reasonable prioe.
not too far out. Write Tribune A.
No. 8.
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PROPOSAL

Pneumatic Track TIvr~ nMd Tube
for Highway Conn mission Truck
nMd Solid aad Cushion Tires GOr
Highway GOmmnixAiOM Power Patrols.
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MARGUERITE KENNEDY WI[ 81
glad to take a limited number cfl
piano pupils at her home, 5l8 sixth
street.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-11-02
Harlem Youth Dance.


Theatrical and Art Workers.
Meeting Monday, s p. m, at &c
Kramer, Maurice, Baum, Wolf, Landy
Segall, Greenblat, Balinoff:
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"SHATTERED'

\oAnmencing today, the Film Guild
lena will present a double bill
consisting of Werner Krauss in
Shattered" tragedy in five acts
by arl Mayer, the author of "The
Last Laugh" and Oscar Wilde's sa-
tire, Lady Windermere's Fan"
Shattered" which was first pre-
scented in this country in 1922, was
the first film to tell its complete
story without titles. 1t is consider
ed one of the most naturalistic
dramas the screen has ever produced.
The Characterization of Werner
Krauss as the fate-ridden track
walker is in class with his perfor-
mances in FCaligari" and Secrets
of a Soul" The National Board Of
Review certified it as an exceptional
photoplay.
Lady Windermere's Fan" is be-
ing revived in answer to many re-
quests received by the Film Guild.
In this picture, Ernst Lubitsch, with
a cast headed by Irene Rich, conveys
to the screen the essence and sub
stance of Oscar Wilde's sardonic
criticism of society.
Due to censorship difficulties, "Ar-
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-11-02
MORE WORKERS
/. JOIN IN WINDOW
WASHERS STRIKE
E3 Firms Fall AS AFL
Bosses Plan Sellout

Seventy non-union workers yes
terday Joined the strike of more than
1000 window cleaners, Harry Fem
stein, secretary of the Window
Cleaners Protective Union, which is
leading the fight, announced yester-
day. Encouraged by the militancy
of their fellow workers, who have
consistently defied police and gang
terror since the strike was declared
Oct. 16, the men applied Immediately
for union membership
Some 800 workers formerly en-
ployed in scab shops have joined the
"Protective" since the strike started.
The new recruits have almost
doubled the membership, Feinstein
reports. The local workers Inter-
national Relief, 799 Broadway, yes
terday distributed sandwiches and
coffee to the strikers. The practice
will continue every day.
The strike will continue, the union
declares, against all firms refusing
the mems demands. These include
the 40-hour, five-day week, an in
crease in the minimum wage from
S45 to S49.50, proper safety devices
and adequate compensation insur-
ance.
Forty-three independent firms,
employing about 125 men, have al
ready been compelled by the determ-
ination of the strikers to accept
these terms.
! Meanwhile, officials of he Build
ing Service Employees International
Union, Of which the striking union
is local No. 8, have in true A. F. of
l.. diplomatic" style been holding
secret negotiations with represent
atives of the Manhattan Window
Cleaning Employers Protective As
ISOLATION.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-11-02

A call ito New York workers to
demonstrate for the defense of the
Soviet Union by attending en- masse
the great celebration of the 18th an
Iniversary of the Russian Revolution
at Madison Square Garden tomorrow
was issued yesterday by the New
York district of the International
Labor Defense through Rose Baron,
secretary. The call says in part:
American capitalism, as the CAPT
tGlist class of other countries, is
preparing a war to destroy the only
Workers Republic. The increased
attacks on the working class, as evil
doneed in Gastenia, Chicago, Los
Angeles, Pittsburgh and New York
City, are part of these war prepsra-
tons, The Madison Square Garden
celebration must therefore be a
mighty demonstration for the de-
Tense of the Soviet Union, a mighty
challange to the, war plots of the
imperialists."
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-11-02
800 Volunteers
Needed for Big
Election Rally!

In expectation for a monster
turnout for the 18th anniversary
celebration of the Soviet Union
and Election ampaign Rally at
Madison Square Garden, the
Party, this year, is organizing
the meeting to maintain Com
munist order and discipline and
for obtaining the maximum or
ganizational results for the Party.
TO achieve the best results 500
comrades are needed for various
committees. All MARSHALLS,
CAPTAINS and USHERS select
ed by the Units, as well as those
who can assist, are instructed to
report on SATURDAY, NOVEM-
Der I'd, at 2 p. m. sharp, at the
Workers Center, 4th flo0r.r
DISTRICT EXECUTIVE CON-
MITTEE
Communist Party, New York
District.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-11-02

Partial sterilization of capt.
talism. Recovery of Soviet
economy. Growth and influ-
ence of the Comintern over
broad masses.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-11-02
Tammany Police Break
Communist Meeting to
Give Way for Walkers

Tammany police last night at
tackled and broke up a Communist
Party election campaign meeting at
138th and Second Ave. for the bene-
fit of the democratic party.
The Communist speaking stand
was erected and about 200 workers
gathered around to listen when a
Tammany speaking van drove up
and their leader told the police of
ficer, Get those damn Reds out OF
here" Police came down in force
dragged N. Garcia and A. Garcia
speakers, from the platform, drove
the crowd by force over in front OF
the Tammany speaker, and drove
the Communist speakers and COM
mittee down the street.