The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1935-01-18

meQlaUely aIU6f. IN New I OF
burgh, Cincinnati. Chicago and St.
Louis, as we'll as many other smaller
communities, workers will gather to
pay tribute to the memory Of Vlad-
imir Ilyitch Lenin, founder of the
Communist International and guild
ing spirit Of the workers revolution
airy struggles,
NEW WORKSHOPS Of workers
organizations will parade into Mad
ison Square Garden on Monday eve
ming with banners flying and voices
raised in song to open the largest
Lenin memorial meeting ever held
here Earl Browder. General Sec
rotary of the Communist Party of
the United States, and James W.
Ford, member Of the Central Com
mittee, will be the principal speak
ers.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan. IT,
The large Market Street Arena here
will be the scene tonight of a Lenin
memorial meeting which will be ad-
dressed by Earl Browder, General
Secretary of the Communist Party.
CHICAGO, Ill, Jan. 17.-Robert
Minor, one of the few Americans
who worked actively with Vladimir
Ilyiteh Lenin, will be the principal
speaker at the Lenin memorial
meeting here on Sunday at 1880 pm.
in the Chicago Coliseum. The meet
ing will also mark one of the start
ing points of the municipal election
campaign of the Communist Party
A schedule of meetings to be held
in other communities throughout
the country follows:
Tonight
ALLENTOWN, Pa, Hungarian Hall $40
Union Street, 8 pm.
TRENTON, N. j., Hungarian Workers
Homo, 8 pm.
Saturday, January 10
PITTSBURGH, Pythian Temple, pm.
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, Central Audito-
rum, 7:sO pm.
NEW HAVEN, Music Hall, lit Court st.,
pm.
READING, Pa, Knights Of Friendship
Hall, 1l3 North 9th st.
BOSTON, ils Dudley St., Roxbury, {
p. m.
CINCINNATI, Workers School, 1879 opera
Place, pm.
BURNSIDE, H., Knights of Pythias Hall
s2nd st. and Cottage Grove Ave, 1880
D. m.
Sunday, January 20
ST. LOUIS, Turner Hall, 1903 Chouteau
St, 8 pm.
TERRE HAuTE, Ed Brown, section Or
ganizer in Chicago, will be the principal
speaker.
ROCK ISLAND Eugene Davis, principal
speaker
SOUTH BEND, Two meetings, one al
2 pm, and one at 1880 pm.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Swedish Working
mems Hall, 50 Chestnut ST., pm
WORCESTER, Mass, A. o. H. Hall
Trumbull St, pm.
NORWOOD, Mass, Finnish Workers
Hall, 81 Chapel Court, pm.
MAYNARD, Mass, Russian Hall, n
Powder Mil Road, 8 pm.
NEW BEDFORD, Mass, North End,
p. m.
GARDNER, Mass, Lithuanian Hall, cor
OF Willow and Main SITS, pm.
WEST CONCORD, N. H., Oak Hall, :
p. m.
QUINCY, Mass, Johnson Bldg, Quincy
Square, pm.
LOWELL, Mass, Workers Center, sSt
Central St, pm
LYNN, Mass, Armenian Hall, 10 Munro,
st, 7 pm.
NEWARK, NJ J., Laurel Gardens, as
Springfield Ave, $50 pm
PATERSON, N. J.. Washington Hall
Goodwin and River SITS, pm,
PAssAIC, N. j., Russian National Home
$50 pm.
ELIZABETH, N. J., Russian People.
Home, 40s Court st., pm.
SHELTON. N. j., School House nm
PLAINFTELD, N. J., Two. Center IA
W. Front St., pm
Monday, January 81
INDIANAPOLIS, li6 East Maryland Avs.
wAUKEoAN, Ill, SIT Helmhols Ave.
DECATUR H., Claude Lightfoot
speaker.
CHICAGO. Workers Center, siss Balti-
more Ave, evening.
Other meetings will De held as follows;
LINDEN, n. J., Polish National Home
Roselle St., 8 pm.
Tuesday, January %
GARY, with Robert Minor as the main
speaker.
PEABODY, Mass. at IL Northend st.
3 pm
Wednesday, January %
ROCKFORD, Ill, Robert Minor as main
bpeaker.
Thursday, January ID
NEW BRUNSWICK, N. j., Ladies' All
Hall, ~ New St, pm.
Friday, January 25
PERTH AMBoY, N. j., sholem Aleicbsr
School, 8 pm.
Saturday, January rs
cLIFrSIDE, n j., Workers Center. !
- m,
UNION CITY, N. j., Italian Cooperative
Center, gath st. and Summit Ave, nm
Sunday, January 27
PITTSBURGH, at the International So.
eial Lyeeum, so5 James St., pm,
= MAIDEN, Mass, 45i Cross St, spm
BAYoNNE. N. j., Bsyenne Opera House
goth 81. and Avenue C, pm.
Monday, January %
CHICAGO, at 5ss5 Irving Park BouIs.
ward, evening
PITTSBURGH, Fifth Ave. High School
g pm.
I" Friday, February /
JERSEY CITY, N. j., Polish Conrou,i,,
Center, Grove St. and Bergen Ave n :,