Page Two IAAILI 1.0-xlx jK, NLh lOiiiv, SATURDAY, MSbKUARY 26, IJKSI LONGSHOREMEN IN I Wort is Speaks On Workers Greet Hunger Marchers WOMEN’S COUNCIL ‘int'l Women’s Day” Special Women’s WORKERS FORUM NEVIN Conducted by the Rose Wortis of the Woman's De- j Edition Monday ! FEEDS BUS LINES MILITANT FIGHT Communist Party, Along Route; Go On Despite Ceps, j STRIKERS WORKERS SCHOOL partment, 31st 6 & 7 will! 8 P. M. 1111 V. (Bet. Avs.) speak on International Woman's Day Read about women in indus- Every Sunday night at Tel. Chkskertng 1600 NEW ORLEANS, La., Feb. 27. at the Williamsburg!) Open Forum. try. Read what Lenin writes In Relief at tho Aids W.1.R7 WORKERS SCHOOL AUDITORIUM | WI f While the misleaders of the I.L.A. are Workers Center, 61 Graham Avenue. Terror and Threats of Arrest on women in the revolutionary i p. m. The movement. Read about women Campaign 35 East I2th Street (Second Floor) j ADELPHIA Khfetning with the federal conciliator Brooklyn, tomorrow at 3 i role of women in dustry. the need | under the capitalist system and THIS SUNDAY MARCH Ist—B P. M. 1 HOtRLI EXPRESS SERVICE to sell out the strike of nearly eight Writ UntH One O’clock women in the Soviet Union. NEW YORK.—The Workers’ In- JACK STACHEL j for co-operation with other workers j Peekskill Workers to! $2.00 One Way thousand longshoremen here, the in the revolutionary movement will! Greet Marchers; Keep Up Spirit of Pictures and photographs—in ternational Relief, in co-operation Assistant Secretary of the T.U.U.L itrikers' militancy was shown in the ! be some of the points stressed in the the March 2nd supplement cel- with the Women's Councils, has on $3.75 Round Trip discussion ebrating International Women's “HOW THE Bias* picketing along the wharves. j lecture. Questions and j Enthusiasm and Determination opened three kitchens for the feed- Chicago $19.75 will follow. Admission is free. Day on March 8. Order bandies NEW UNIONS ARE DEVELOPING” Several collisions with strikebreakers j ing of the dressmakers. Los Angeles 55.50 PEEKSKILL, Feb. jobless to the state now- for mass meetings at 1 cent by Ship- N. Y.. 27.—“Ona state’s 2.000.000 j knported the United States +o Albany!” That is the ringing j j legislature. per copy for small bundles. 58 Food contributions are urgently Lectures cn the Pittsburgh 9.50 and per thousand. ping Board companies took place, ; keynote of the Hunger March. The 200 unemployed, a representa- ! needed. The W. I. R. appeals to all BOLSH2VIK REVOLUTION Washington 5.50 several sent to the hospital. “WORLD” FIFES Despite obstacles deliberately placed :j five group of American proletarians. 1 (60.009 circulation flashes on workers and workers' organizations by Baltimore 4.50 Officials of the steamship companies in the wav to prevent them from Negro and while, men and women, pa ;e 3.) to act immediately in forwarding r.I- J. OLGIN Cleveland 12.50 pro hearding reaching Albany, despite police prov- j fnd and money to be brought to resorting to scab out- j display the utmost solidarity along Tin "’T- ff'V.Y FEB. 3 P. M. Boston 4,00 town as the New Orleans long- ; 2,009 WORM'S ncation and terror and the hostility the entire line of march. Cheering, j Ml W. 23th St., W. I. R. headquar- s:de of F';ih i.rc’.ure, t ome on Time! 15.50 shoremen present a solid front. of Ku Klux gangs, the spirit of the singing, they met the display of po- j ters. Detroit morchers • 200 against hunger is one I guns only ’tn 1 * ~TI St. Louis 22.50 The Marine Workers Industrial ! lice clubs, and the organized ] “SCOTLAND YARD” The kind of food desired is inw:1 .ib attir-li lil.tUHßiffHull nwrxr j Helps Mergers enthusiasm, discipline and deter- Union issued a warning to the strik- lA.F.L. | cf I | terror prepared for them in every j buutter, cheese, cold meats, bread or Lowest Rates Everywhere mination to reach Albany.' to pre- ers to watch the treachery of the I. j and Unemployment I j town from Yonkers to Peekskill with j rolls and eggs. Return Trips at Greatly t sent the demands of New York L.A. officials who are all eager to 1 1 ' unflagging courage. AGAINST WORKERS Reduced Rates j MKiM»lin\ ll* rit\ YORK.—2,000 printing in every town* along the WAILY worker AFFAIP settle the strike. NEW and i Workers 4MI I \ |«\ HUKK ttlifr “MAINE TO CALIFORNIA” \ publishing workers were thrown out j j wag crowd the streets hours ahead j TONIGHT jof NewYork Bosses‘Have |of work with the merger of the COOmRWCES time waiting for the Hunger- An entertainment and dance will I "Morning and Evening and Sunday , Marchers. and stand to argue and A New Scheme be held tonight at the Manhattan What’s On- i Worlds.” j discuss hftirs after the marchers ; Lyceum jointly by the Dally Worker i I DR. I. MINDEL ALBANY,N. Y.—While the Roose- -*•>-» The Scripps-Howard inte”ests iEVICTED WORKER] have left. The newspapers, terming and the Anti-Fascist Alliance. Be- l| i | have bought the paper from the jobless as “Communist velt administration has refused one Surgeon Dentist SATURDAY—- j which J agitators sides the well-known John C. Smith’s Have V our tjyes Kxammeo • • * announced that masquerading unemployed and cent for relief for the more than I UNION SQUARE I the Pulitzer brothers j NEW YORK.—The Downtown Un- as Orchestra for dancing, there wall be and Glasses Fitted by Monk Mcftlnir to Oraaniip the three papers will not be con- ! Hunger Marchers,” for the last few j 1,500,000 jobless in New York state, Koom 803 Phone: Algonquin 8183 qa Women’s Council in Harlem tnkes employed Council held a mass meet- a program including A. Andaloro, days have attempted to money has been found to establish Not connected with any place at St. Lukes’ Hall, 125 West tinued. Roy Howard and the Pulit- ing in front of the fake City Em- discredit the pianist; A. Muzzi, tenor, and draw- 130th Street at S p. march in the eyes of the workers. what is called a second Scotland WORKERS , other nfßee m. • zer's whese papers, in common with j, MUTUAL • • ployment Agency, which has now- of of Yard. Bills for that purpose have ing's by one the artists the “Holshuvlk KovoliHion” all bosses nepers, have ccmVstp-tly! moved to 59 Leonard St., near State troopers and police, with Daily Worker. Tickets 50c. by Olfl'in at 3 p. m. at the Workers been introduced in the state legisla- ; tried to hide the growing unemploy- Church. There are no jobs to be i j great display of clubs and guns, also OPT'CM CO. ij School Auditorium. ture yesterday. «>’ ? i Hgonijuiii Office * • • ment. made a weak gesture in the | at all, to turn Hunger under ni > ’«"iiAi luprrrDlni* ; !4onr>: obtained even Rybicki, the i j are trying both the i) A. M.-8 I*. M. Ffpih Corn mittre litventlgfft’on of 'he The scheme contemplates special direction workers. Howard head of the outfit, admitting that i Marchers back from Albany and to your l)K. I'rl. nml Sun. I»y Appointment w!H%he starred by the Workers I.nbor- departments Use Red Shock Troop List M HAKKISON at comes with the empty phase the number of “jobs” have workers of the towns. for a tighter grip on itcary Theatre 131 West 2sth Street. forward j available | terrorize the Optometrist Pr farmed ed hv a talk on the Worker. that he will employ some of the dropped from 400 a day to 150—and j Nevertheless, workers and workers’ the workers, for tracing them and every day <.n your job. The worker Dr. J. JOSEPHSON Theaire the Soviet Union. them *»-.« 4 % M K SI BGKON DENTIST • • * following up. Its is !r»h«»n* SliHtPhafli 483 t Admission 35c. Refreshments in- II the most of which how- of the unemployed marched over to j In Tarry town, when trucks acc-om- Appropriations of more than ten under the guise of elaborating new clu4vd. ! ever, will ro directly to the managers j27 E. Fourth St., headquarters of the | jpanying the march was stopped in thousand dollars is carried with the criminal laws, is directing its attacks Coopera tdrs' Patronize . end executives, etc. While the print- ; council, and many joined up. The to let the marchers to bill. The measure was proposed by rising ‘•f'ctlnn 11 n’te.«g wc’ kr-s will yet only a few miser- council put back the furniture of an march through Tarrytown, state the State Crime Commission, which. workers of this state. p’ vce at p. a* 27 Hist 4th S’veet. I S F ROY 3 m. r able dollars with which to , evicted worker, Spivack, at 714 E. troopers threatened them with arrest j All workers’ organizations south o face CHEMIST 1 'th Street are urged to send dele- months of unemployment. Ninth St. Spivack is an old blind despite the mayor’s permit to march FOOD YOUR 657 AUerton gaus. World-Telegram merger is town. In every Avenue ... is of the j worker. The Unemployed Council through the town ; SECTfOX ONE—DISTRICT TWO will do you more good if you j Kntahrnok s;i» BRONX. N. T. T»nily A Binnee ! utmost interest to all printing work- trying to build up a Tenants’ League squadrons of motorcycle police and Worker-\n»i-Fn*«ei'st I j eat under conditions of f" illmen t and Ihum* rt Minhnt- ers. Howard stated that the state’troopers the march- j • -'th street at S ¦ has there in block. surround Presents tarv I yceum. >'o Has* ere ton many p. xn.. Jazz Band. Admission 50c. j newspapers in the field. Each Wednesday at 8 p. m. there s; ers from the time they enter the QUIET tel. ORChard 3783 This already means that the will be a class on public speaking tewn until they leave. Downtown \ff:» fr bosses to foi the At of Red Cabaret and Banquet DR. at 71 Clinton Street at the official in- ; ! arc determined build these mergers Unemployed Council mem- Peekskill. where two-thirds L. KESSLER s*alln'«ion of the T^enin'Youth Br. of: on greater and greater throw- bers. The class will be held at 27 the delegation were fed and shel- Live SIRUKON DENTIST Program good j plans, j Entertainment One-Act Comedy There is Comfort and th" UV.O. i: eludes I riiHfr. .A '¦’mission 35c. in advance, ; j ing cut thousands of workers at the E. Fourth St. and each Thursday tered overnight, the entire popula- i Protection in W Strictly by Appointment A Color-Light 5 c. at doo*. ; • amc C -e. Under the policy of the there will be a class in English at 8 ; j tion was in the streets until one Dancing 43-50 DEI.ANCET STREET bosses supported by the ! p m. Ail unemployed morning police - CLEANLINESS T.W.O. > ovith llntir li 4Ci< I American workers are o’clock in the and the EXCELLENT FOOD—MASS CHORUS 2or. Eldrldce St. NEW TURK hi.lds its instollritlon 1 Fulto i Avenue Federation of Labor rr.lslcr.drrs in the invited. force patrolled the streets half the The 4' vi Middle Village, Brooklyn. Admission j printing Eerger. Livest Event of the Season Eat with people who 35 c. trades. Rense print- night. • wit • • DRACULA AT HIPPODROME the to know k j ers - £i re added to the already stag- ! At Ossining one-third of the group l>elrgates from that f All Worker* ?cnng army of “Dracula,” screened from the mys- 1 were fed and sheltered by the Fol- 14TH STREET All invited. delegation spend night tionalal Women's Day.” dler, Dwight and Edward Van Proceeds for the beneflt of the National Training Sehool—C.P.U.S.A. (Corner Second Avenue) Admission 15c. Frye at Camp Nitgedaiget at Beacon. • • CRUSADER • ‘Copirrdes of 1918” In Slogn are prominent in the cast. The march began from Union (SELF-SERVICE) Tel. Algonqnln 721* I’.rpnln*? rnil Danf** l.Utnrj' Karyl Norman, the Creole Fashion Square Feb. 26 in disciplined forma- Given bv Unit 8. Seetion 5. at. P n Second Week at the tn. at Prospect Workers Club. 830 Plate, in a new act, heads the eight tion, a lieutenant to each group of Restaurant Westchester Ave. Admission 3oc. act vaudeville bill. Eddie Pardo, 20, a captain directing a group of 113 EAST ST. Cam^o comedian; Tapps and FOURTEENTH Rational Vegetarian t his Dance five. Marching five abreast, singing (Near Irving Place) : \day "Comrades of 1918,” , v-ith Marion Lane; Dezso r * first war Manequins, songs, cheering, raising • • the their plac- jArbeiter Restaurant picture ever in Retter; Jimmy and Jack 3 “Tl»e Pom Commune nnd the Kuhmlhii made Germany O’Brien ards slogans, began Festival | show- ; and the march ¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦ { 199 SECOND AVENUE Revolution” j ing Germany’s side cf the war, is j Hew-itt and Enos Frazere are others in a spirit of determination and en- IN j topic of lecture at the Harlem Pro- j Ret. 12th and 13th Sts. 8 p. m. Be crowding the Cameo and on the bill. thusiasm. Invite Workers gressive Youth Club at Theatre We to the Strictly Vegetarian on will be Food time. • held over a second week. The • * NEW YORK LABOR TEMPLE picture played two years Open Forum of flronU Workers for in Ger- 243 EAST 84TH STREET Club many and on the continent as “Four at. 1 472 Boston Road. “International Infantrymen On BLUEBIRD Women’s Day’’ at 8 p. m. the Western Front # • * 1918.” The four leading roles are HEALTH FOOD Workers School Open Forum FEBRUARY 28th portrayed by Fritz Hampers, Gustav AMUtEMENTt Develop- •‘How the New Unions Are ~ Vegetarian • 1 Restaurant Diessl, Joachim ""ir CAFETERIA ing” at $ r- m. at Workers School Hans Moebis and I'heatre Gnlid Production* PROGRAM: Auditorium. 35 East 12th Street, sec- Claus Clausen. It is taken from the International P. Sweet Orchestra 1600 MADISON AVENUE ond floor. GOOD WHOLESOME FOOD • • • German novel “The Four From the Green Grow the Lilacs W A R! n Piano Solo El Ellenbogen Phone t'Diversity 6865 of Itrichton Yonth Recital Meeting N>w Infantry” by Ernest Johannsen. w 62nd. Eves. 8 .6' ! Terror Striking: Dra- Song Namrell Fair Prices Club GITTI n All The Playboy, down in Greenwich Th & ga( j.<(, matic. Real! The Sports Workers' Gymnastics and Sport Alliance at 4 p. tn. at 140 Neptune Avenue. German ISide of the A Comfortable Place to Eat young worker* welcome. Village, is making preparations for LANT IVKKK War By the Revolutionary Dances (Edith Siegel) W. I. R. Group I’bune Stuyvenant 8816 their Gypsy Ball, which will be given German*. “Work or Wages” Proletbuehne K»»t New York Worker* Forum | 827 BROADWAY Bt 8 p. m. at 062 Sutter Avenue at Webster Hall Friday night, March Elizabeth the Queen Drawings by RYAN WALKER, John’s Restaurant "Bankruptcy of Zionism.” 6. Daily Worker Staff SPECIALTY: ITALIAN DISHES • • • This special event will be held in Fontanns Alfred I.unt with 3etween 12th 13th Morris Carnoveky. Joanna Root Singing place Y.CX. I nit conjunction with Romany Marie, "COMRADES Mass Orchestra and Sts A with atmosphere Downtown No. 2 who and others where all radicals meet hikes to the Palisades. Meet at -i Bookstand Dancing. Tickets 35c; Door 50c specializes in Gypsy atmosphere in T M ¦ r At East 4th Street at 8.30 a. m. Come OF 191*"2ND BIG 302 E. 12th St. friends and sport eulpment he place in the Village. Martin Beck IJ v New York and bring Cvs. h :41). Alts. & Sat. B:4t> of any sort. Gladys Baxter, Th. k. WEEK m m + who last appeared here as prima donna of "A Wonder- WillinmNlinor Open Forum l4lh »«- e ‘h Comrades, Day” ful Night,” has been engaged for the PIVIC REPERTORY 4 CAMEO Patronize FOX’S PATERSON “International Women’s will Evenings 8:30 I be the topic of a lecture at Workers new production of “Blossom Time,” V) 60c, H. 11.60. Mat*. Th. ft Sat. 2:30 at ?. p. m. Outer, fil Graham Ave. EVA Director I NUT SHOPPE Admission opening at the Ambassador Theatre LE CALLIENNE. CAFE EUROPA THE Cuesttons and discussion. Today free. | March 4. Miss Baxter will appear Mat -PETER PAN" j 317 EAST 13TH STREET, (Near Ave.) I 123 EAST BURNSIDE AVENUE 1 • • 2nd • Tonight “ALISON’S HOUSE" ! Forum j as Bellabruna, singing some of the 4eat» HIPPOPROHE Tel. Brighton Bench Open 4 weeks adr. at Bo* Office and I BIGGEST SHOW IN NEW YORK Clean Wholesome Food. “F. W. I. U. Place.” Rajfhiond9—934o Reliable Butcher Stores 140 Neptune Ave., “Women in Schubert melodies adapted by Sig- Town Hall. W. 43 Karyl At Evening. I IXB Street Norman—Flo Lewis IndtlStrv and at Home.’’ • ON the • • • ! mund Romberg. ACTS STREEN ! One block west of the Concourse have opened at Comrade* of Section 7 j KKO “DRACULA” • 2, and 8 are called to AS DESIRE BACTS8 We carry a full tine of Itimslau Candied j Units 4. 5. 6 j YOU ME With BELA LUGOSI from All Our from I 92 River Street hopeer ?t their respective headquar- NEIGHBORHOOD THEATRES By LUIGI PIRANDELLO ! Red Sunday. “Every Fine Nut Thai Grows” 215 Graham Street ter* /or • • wlth • east smi:—Bronx JUDITH ANDERSON \ Suits *nd Overcoats. j Section 8 MAXI>K ELLIOTT’S Thea.. 3»th K. of B’y MUSIC AND CONCERTS $17.50 $22.50 NUTS GIFT BASKETS | Fresh Steal Product* and Chickens Sunday to popu- j CANDY At $.30 a. m. a Red Eves. 8:50 Matinees Wed. & Sat., 2:30 of lletot Quality larize “International Women’s Day” j REDUCED Ave. Deliveries made to your boms Bt 105 Thatford • • • ; A. H. WOODS Pre«ents Philharmonic-Symphony i TELEPHONE ARMORY All Brooklyn Young Worker* |lßKOggg&/l Condnclor PARK CLOTHING CO. Ave. •» TOSCANINI, T$12.50 $ 15.00 Phone: LEHIGH 638? Meet at 7 p. m. at 61 Graham ARTHUR BYRON St Y Strictly Union Shop—F. W. I. V. Mas* trial of A1 Stone. Also special METROPOLITAN OI'ERA HOUSE- M A. Cm. With feature Moscow Sabotageurs trial. MsJP/gSj F IYE STAR THIS SUNDAY AFTERNOON at 3:00 'nterr.Ttional Barber Shop Saul Shorr, Prop. Alt welcome. FINAL WEBER—SCHUMANN—DVORAK. # RKO ACTS dd “IPlvft Star Final’ ta eiectrio and alive M. W 8 ALA. Prop of the Worker* Sckool Today M —SUN. Avenue, Hike to Tue*. w, COBT THEATRE, Went of 48th Stree Carnegie Hall, Wed. Eye., Mar, 4 at B:4S 2016 Second New York Sport* Club Aft., Mar. S, 2:30; Ere., PATERSON Pat Rooney and Evening* 8:«0 Mats, Wed. and 2:30 Frl. Sat. Mar. 7, (hes 103rd » 104th Sla t To Forest View. Meet at 6.30 a. m. aV^bS i f Sat. 8:45; Sunduy Afternoon, Entrance at 9.30 a. m. Fat Rooney. Jr. i March 8. 8:00 Ladle* Rob? Our Specialty It the l!th St I>oc & Co BRUCKNER: Symphony No. 1 t42nd St. Station (Downsalrs). Baker WNr It La lie Aill * BEETHOVEN: Symphony Beauty Parlor city for Workers Il/i Pola ßmi “<• No. 8 Private Bai&k to in time Coukliluh HMHI j BURKE NOVELLO Meeting Rooms and HaD • Icheol Forum. Lyons . In m "wiklßi. rnlllfklnc of w THE NEW YORK • • • riot lanchs SPECIAL BAKERY v CONCERT TO HIRE ha* opened at i You nr Defender* Carnegie Hall, Eye„ 2* EAST STREET membership Thur*. Mar. 13, 8:45 14TH for I tings. Comrades are welcome to CORNER OF:— Wilt meet for the THE TRUTH GAME Under tho Direction of Suitable Lectures meeting at 1400 Boston Rd. at 6 p. m. FRAMKUN *“¦ NEW TORE and Dances tba Report of the bazaar and the reor- Romumm with in Governor and Paterson Sts. up. After Phoebe LEOPOLD STOKOWSKI BORDEN’S ganisation will be taken RKO ACTS ' FOSTER TREE TeL Algonquin M5M843 a- i i i. Ttranrh Store: th* meetlnr a dance ha* been ETHEL BARRYMORE THEATRE Soloist: EFREM ZIHBALIST. Violinist Dairy-Vegetarian Room tho Melody Today to Tuns. W SIBELIUS, RIMSKY— Wa Cany a Full Lins of UZeChOSIOVaR Lunch for with _ 47th KOKSAKOW River irranaed Street* West of Broadway STREET and Washington Stfl. Musketeer*. Wilton & Weber I Evening* B:sft, Mat*. Wed. and Sat. 2:30 Seats now on sale at box office 240 EAST 14TH Charles Althoff Arthur Judson, Mgr. (Steinway Piano) (Next to Labor Temple) Bread, rolls and rakes of highest quality EDGAR WALLACE'S PLAY cooked food Home at reduced prlcei Special made Harry VlKko ORGANIZE TO END AT rwcw fUphm Rhln*l»oNew York City New York City 830 BROADWAY Store and help the Left IN GREENWICH VILLAGE Wing Movement.” Near I2th Street FOR RENT—NINOI.F. ROOM TO COM- U RADE, 122 E. 103rd BT., APART. NO. 8. HALL FRIDAY EVENING Scientific bißtaitiM of eya Vegetarian WEBSTER | 119 6th glaeess-Carefully adjusted by EAST 11th STREET I MARCH SACRIFICE RADIO—Fine Cabinet—32s.6o RESTAURANTS * •Xpert optometrists— IN 1 Matiogony Oateleir Table—sl3.oo. Box Reason- TICKETS ADVANCE S2.OO—AT DOOR $3.00 Comrades frm Rrowfinlllo sod Cast FW*——S——— Sunday Where best and freab Gottlieb’s Hardware Couch and Cover—3l3.oo, Call this . prices. able the food FROM PLAYBOY—32 UNION SQUARE Nuw York are Eatlos la t*u PATRONIZE Kl.athush 2-8901, No Dealrr. 1 are 118 THIHH AVE.M'E vegetables served ROMANY MARIE’S—42 BTII STREET all year round WEST (dear 141 b 81. ytuyvcianl 60*4 Telephone STuyvesant 9-9687, Spring 7-7336 RESTAURANT LAROE FURNISHED ROOM—3I7 K. 18 **. 4 WEST 28TII sast New York Cafeteria HELEN’S All kind* of -Mr*. Nlsklnd, Al.sonquln 70441 STREET . 3rd Floor. ... , , - Ilf CRtTKRSITY PLACE fiDSoUliiUiic DANCING AT 10 . 121 Sutt.r Avs., cor. Hiasdsls Bt. g^,t ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES (T 37 WEST 32N11 STREET e#f 1600 LCX AVE.]6C9Vnaia COSTUMES OBLIGATORY—COME IN GYPSY tnd Hem ksaeaaep* COSTUME P’r«sh. food vnealt rea«onabl« frloM NEW YORK CITY THREE ROOMH—Modern Furniture a* ur iae—eoeet I 225 WESI 36TH STREET Cutlery Our Specialty sacrifice for ealo—Rent, 910.00—1822 Vyi* MIW YORK - , - - Mmmmammammgmmaammmmmmmmmmmmm BH - - - Are., apt. 9-A,