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OFFICIAL SOCIALIST NEWS NEW YORK AND VICINITY

POME N MEMBERS IN AGITATION AND ORGANIZATION DRIVE

Extensive agitation among the women of their bor­oughs is planned by the women party members of Locals of New York and Kings county.

At the last meetings oi the Women'* Committees ot these counties, plans were adopted to enlist all party mem­bers in this campaign to gain the women into the party and

them become naturalized. help C o m m i t t e r If tun ten.

Fol lowing a r e the minu tes of the c o m m i t t e e m e e t i n g s :

• A H l A f f f l X .

T h e w o m a n ' s <~ommittee met a t pa r ty h e a d q u a r t e r * November B . Those present were: Block, I J l i en tha l , Lang, N e w m a n and R a i n e s a

An i t a Block was elected c h a i r m a n a n d Mete Oite-nthat e i r i e t e r y .

The following plan ><t work w a s adop ted :

The commi t t ee of five in to be the execu t ive board of the genera l w o m a n ' s commit tee , to meet week­ly; genera l commi t tee to meet twice a month.

JDrery m « m b e r of execut ive board to be c h a i r m a n of a wuh.-ommitteo on Hte ra tu r r . publici ty, publ ic meet ing*, etc .

Ehnery de legate fro*n p a r t y b r a a c h e e t-> be c h a i r m a n of a l m a l w o m e n ' s conwnlt tee to be f<»rmed in h e r own branch .

T h e w o m a n o rgan ize r to work tinder the direct ion of execu t ive hoard.

T h e r e s a i . Matllciel w««* unan i ­mously n o m i n a t e d for office of or­gan i se r . The sec re t a ry was in s t ruc ted to com­

m u n i c a t e wi th Mrs. Mafeiel. It was decided t h a t a l e t t e r shou 'd be w n t a t once to every p a r t y b ranch , a s k i n g f»»r t h e Immedia te election of de lega tes to Hie w o m a n ' s commit tee .

The nex t mee t ing of this c o m m i t t e e will be held a t p a r t y h e a d q u a r t e r s De-

META LI MENTHA! . , . Secre ta ry .

BROOKLYN. Th«

Lot gan i s ing the following n v m b c r s . Mr. and Mrs. Frailer. Mr*. Mina A a h a — I . Mifs Ray Ragozin . Miss J a n e t Halper in , Mian J e a n e t t e Olassberg and afro. Bess ie R. Scheff.

T h e commi t tee me t a n d elected Mrs. Askanaz i c h a i r m a n and Miss j Ha lper in s ec re t a ry of the commit tee .

The following p lans of ac t ion were

a n d t w e n t y children h a v e regis­tered.

Th«> w h e e l expec ts to have a staff Of I", t eachers . The commit tee , composed of r ep re sen ta t i ves from the 1st. 2d and 4th Assembly d is ­t r ic t s , h a s been w o r k i n g on the o rgan iza t ion end of the school for the pas t two mon ths , and it Is ex­pected t h a t it will be t h e most successful school of i ts kind in Grea t e r New York.

All those in teres ted in t each ing in a Socialist Sunday school, o r ar*> o therwise in te res ted in he lp ing the S u n d a y school movement , a r e requested to wr i t e to Samue l P . K r a m e r . F o r w a r d building, 175 E a s t Broadway.

8 th A. D. S c h o o l . I^ast Sunday w a s the opening of

the Socialist Sunday school in the Sth Assembly d is t r ic t In H e n n l n g -ton hall . 214 E a s t 2d s t reet . Then the school could a c c o m m o d a t e only 4W chi ldren: now it h a s en la rged Its q u a r t e r s and can eas i ly accom­moda te 896 chi ldren.

The commi t t ee a s k s a l l c i t izens Of the 6th Assembly d i s t r i c t t o kindly send the i r chi ldren to t h e Socialist Sunday school. Miss Annie Berman is s ec r e t a ry of the S u n d a y school, a n d the b r a n c h h e a d q u a r t e r s a r e located a t 106 Avenue C«

* o r l a l l a t a - F , l e c t a n d E * e e « t U e C o m ­m i t t e e o f « t h A . D . M e e t .

An i m p o r t a n t Joint mee t ing of the ( a s s e m b l y m e n - and a lde rmen-e l ec t a n d ! the execut ive commi t t ee of t he 6th ! Assembly d is t r ic t will be held tomor-

C i v i c s C l a n * I n l » t h - 2 0 t h A . O.

Today, a t 5:30 o'clock. P. G. Kap l in will give the first lesson in civics and Amer ican h i s to ry a t t he h e a d q u a r t e r s of the lfcth-20th Assembly dis t r ic t . 1848 Lex inu ton avenue .

t 3 t h - i n t h - 2 t » t A. D. The execut ive commi t t ee mee t s a t

a d o p t e d : L T h e c o m m i t t e e shal l hold

a special mee t ing of the women of t h e b r a n c h e s and give t h e m points in o rgan iz ing the i r r e ­spect ive d i s t r ic t s .

2. I n s t r u c t them to cal l ne igh­borhood mee t ings .

S. He lp women to •ens .

4. Canvas s wives Socialist vo ters .

5. Dis t r ibu te l i t e r a tu re to eve ry houeewife.

6. Get in touch wi th women ' s o rgan i sa t ions

; 2 o'clock this a f te rnoon a t h e a d q u a r ­te rs , 195 Lenox avenue . The women o rgan ize r s a r e reques ted to a t t e n d .

become clti-

of enrolled

B R O N X .

Hu*liit»MK M e e t t n a * . l ie t t i sh Branch—371 Willis avenue . German Nightworkers* Branch—444

Willis avenue .

V i c t o r y C e l e b r a t i o n T o d a y . A victory mass mee t ing will be held

| by Jewish Rranch 3 th is af ternoon a t j McKinley Suare casino, 169th s t ree t i and Boston road.

The speakers will be Augus t Ciaea-J^aejnd speake r s to all mee t ings | J a ^ o b P a n k e n > A £ Shiplacoff.

B. C. Vladek and the Bronx Socialists-elect. X. Winchevsky and Alexander K a h n also will speak.

a r r a n g e d for the women Mrs. Aakanazie w a s appoin ted to

t a k e cha rge of all speake r s for b ranch and neighborhood meet ings .

J A N E T H A L P E R I N , Secre tary .

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L o c a l W o m a n ' s C o m m i t t e e . The woman 's commit tee will meet to -

l n the Queens execut ive c o m m i t t e e ! morrow night at 1167 Boston road. m i n u t e s published in th i s column to- Every new and old delegate is requested d a y the re is mention of s imilar p lans to a t tend. adopted by the local to aid the women ' m e m b e r s of the par ty . Branch 7 en t e r t a inmen t commit tee

will meet tomorrow night a t F r i e d m a n ' s T h e women ' s commi t tee of Local ! h o m e " 20{*2 B a t h P a t * a v e n u e

Bronx Is working a long this line a t : . ~~ p r e s e n t a n d news from the Bronx ' F » r o n x members a re asked to keep women p a r t v members m a y be ex- i J a n u a r > " Hi * M * open, a s Branch 5 pected short ly. I , s a r r a n g i n g a victory dance in Mc-

j Kinley Square casino.

X e w C l a n * a t B r a n c h ' J - 4 .

The ola-m | a Socialism now being or­ganized by t h e id Assembly d i s t r i c t la almost complete. The re is room for a few more who desire to t a k e a d v a n t a g e of the oppor tun i ty to learn the fun­damenta l s of the Socialist philosophy under expert guidance. All those who desire to t ake th i s course mus t send their names immediately to Benj Barish. 456 Eas t 171st s treet . T h e class will be called in session in about a week and will meet j n t he vicinity of t h e ter r i tory of Branch 2-4.

AH mattsr for the Socialist News Column must hereafter be at The kvening Call office not later than 5 o'clock on the day preceding publi­cation.

Announcements for the Monday edition should be in by 5 o'clock on the preceding Saturday.

TODAY'S MEETINGS.

* t % * H A T T A X . H n s i u e s s M e e t i n g .

Lett ish Branch 2, i\»is A m s t e r d a m avenue. ««•««

I t a l i a n C o n f e r e n c e T o d a y .

r - H L U * f , ? r n l , ©n t n e r " W*H be a con­ference of delegates of the I ta l ian b ranches of Greater New York a t the 1 eopte's house. 7 E a s t l ' t h s t reet , to aiontMS and decide upon the o rgan iza ­t ion a n d p ropaganda work to be done a m o n g the I ta l ian worke r s of the city »ad to discuss ihe m a t t e r of monthly d u e * as decided by the recent congress of the I ta l ian Federat ion held at Buf-fnl... The conference will open a t ,1 o clock.

H a r l e m I t a l i a n B r a n c h .

The Har lem I t s Han branch will meet 10 a. m.. at the h e a d q u a r t e r s ."r>«

Hast lWth sti-eer. with an Impor tan t o r d e r of business. AH members a r e reques ted to a t t end .

H t i r l e n i J e n U t i H r n u r h

Every Sundav at : p. ni.. a t t h e head -t i aa r t e r s . 16 Kast t t*th s t ree t , t he re will be the lec turer on "Capi ta l . " Ad-miasfon will be free and all in teres ted a r e Invited.

T h e b r a n c h regu la r mee t ings will b e beid every Fr iday night . In conjunc­t ion wi th these meet ings , able speak­er* will lecture on t imely subjec ts . Members a n d friends of the* b ranch a r c welcome.

A t g e r a o a l e e «•» " C a p i t a l i s t I m ­per ia l i sm ani l W o r l d Po l i t i es . "

Alderman-e lec t Algernon Lee will l ec tu re unde r the direct ion of Local New York a t t he S t a r cas ino. M*7th • t r e a t a n d Pa rk a v e n u e on "Capi ta l i s t Imper ia l i sm a n d Wor ld Polit ics/* t h i s a f te rnoon.

Lee, a s educat ional d i r ec to r *̂ f t h e Hand school, la well k n o w n a s an a u ­thor i ty on polit ical economy and m a s t e r of his subject .

A_musiea l p r o g r a m will precede the

• K O O K L Y x , B i m l n t ' M M e e t i n a a .

18th A. D., Branch 3—1542 Fulton street.

L i thuanian Branch—27 Hudson ave­nue.

i ! 3 d A . I ) . B r a n c h e s M e e t T o n l s h t .

A joint meeting of all branches of the 23d Assembly district wi l l be held tonight «t the Brownsville labor lycoum. The campaign com­mittee wi l l report, important busi­ness will be transacted.

Assemblyman Shiplacoff and Al ­der-man-elect Wolff wi l l be present and speak on their proposed future work, i

Study Class Opens I n B r o w n * * t i le T o d a y .

There will be a c lass in Socialism a t 2:30 today in the Brownsville Labor Lvceum under the direction of Henry

' .lagerr This* is for those who wish to I learn the fundamenta ls of Socialism > and who IHes in Brooklyn. Eas t New j York and Brownsville.

A fine room in the lyceum with handv | desks and eba t r s has been reserved for

thss class and those interested a re asked to t ake advan t age of the oppor-

• t » t n A . IJ. e n t e r t a i n m e n t T o n l a r h t .

I T h e ISth A s s e m b l y d i s t r i c t . B r a n c h 2 l , w , J I ' n * « r * « J n I ts m e m b e r s a n d

(fr iends ton igh t a t Albany hall, 1542 Ful ton s t ree t . An tn tereaa lng m u s t . cal and d r a m a t i c p rogram has been a r r a n g e d . AH m e m b e r s a n d t h e i r

i f r iends ar© Invited.

* t a d y i taws In \ M I ! l . m . h a r « Kar l D a n n e n h e r g will conduct a

claas in Marx ian Socialism every Sunday n ight a t 8:45 at t he h e a d q u a r ­te rs of the 4 th -Hth Assembly dis t r ic t . ? South 5th s t ree t . An ail ill I selils, fee of irt cents will be cha rged to each s tuden t a t every session of the class, or »i.50 for the :*0 sess ions of t h e en ­t ire course.

ftaaday S c h o o l s . Beginning today a S u n d a y school

M'rs. Rosa, a n d Miss Gioun. I t will s t a r t a t 10 o'clock th i s morn ing .

M a n i l a r A f t e r n o o n D a n c e * a t t h e I . y e e n m .

The Brownsivllle La,bor 'Lyceum association and the ^3d Assembly distr ict b r anches will hold a f te r ­noon dances every Sunday a t t h e Labor lyceum, 219 Sackman s t reet , near Liber ty avenue . Admission will be 15 cen t s and will include wardrobe. December 7 will be the opening day. On Wednesday, December 5. the *th

Assembly dis t r ic t will held a t hea t e r benefit pe r fo rmance a t Tomaahefsky ' s thea te r . "Yente Ta labenda ," the play, built about the dear ly beloved Yente of F o r w a r d s fame, will be presented.

win be delivered by Miss Ragozln. The subject will be announced. All a r e wel ­come.

This evening Circle 3 wiii m a k e final ar rangement ;? for t h e cn te r t a lnn ettt and dance to be given at t h e E d u c a ­tional Alliance Building, 76 T h r o o p ave ­nue, on Sunday evening . December 9.

Tickets a re now on sale at 18 Cook •tract.

The l i terary p rogram will include a pi in© solo hv M i s s Rva Cohen, a rec i ta­tion by discuss To Me."

ANNOUNCEMENT.

ten of F o r a m a L e c t a r e a .

Marcel Seherer . and an Opfsl T M T E R N A T I O N A L O U T -mk on " W h a t Socialism Means? A i * *•

LOOK r^PIME N E E D O F I »rgan;jser Murry Wotae d e m a n d s the

presenro of the educat ional , en t e r t a in ­ment , and l—WJblialltj) commit tees a t

f ' a t 9 _ : , r 3 o'clock this af ternoon at IS Coo l treat. lar. T ickets can he had at the b ranch

headquar te r s , 187 Tompk ins avenue , o r a t Tomashefsky ' s t hea t e r . The en t i re psicaodb will go to the 6th Assembly distinct.

On Tuesday . December 4. t he 6th As­sembly distr ict will held a special mee t ­ing to discuss the benefit a n d to m a k e plans for going in a body. The pro­g r a m for the evening will be a general

I discussion on "Mow Socialism Affects My f o b " It w H be led by Bert Wolfe. a former t eacher a t the Boys ' high school, who will give a t imelv ta lk on how Socialism affects a school t eache r ' s Job. All are invited.

Hai l ,

Q I E E X S .

B n i l n f i w M r r t i n e * .

Branch Woodhaven—Weir 's Union Course, 3 p m .

E x e c u t i v e C o m m i t t e e M J n u t e a .

Th» rxecut ive r o m r i i t t e e met Tu«s'1ay, N o v e m b e r 2n. at headquarters . Members pr*s«-nt srsrs Sim-lair, Preaoott. W"*nz. Bn«<hl and Ijotise. Absent w i th excuse , Mioden-kapp

T w e n t y a p p l i c a n t s wore a d m i t t e d : a l so one transfer.

Th* report of the aatOgate to the c i ty rsjm p.Dw'ri i . i immittee w a s ac<:epte<I. and. s inre th«* ronubt t t sa had not d i sbanded, it was de ­c ided to c<-aunu« S inc la ir a s d e l e g a t e until the ne*t central c o m m i t t e e meet ing-

The followintr program was out l ined as the one which the ex><rutive c o m m i t f - n wil l present to t h o horough m e e t i n g for a d o p ­t ion:

1. T h a t the local b e r eo rgan ized a long A s s e m b l y d i s t r i c t l ines, m e m ­bers to be t r ans fe r r ed to r e spec t ive Assembly d i s t r i c t b r a n c h e s .

2. To fac i l i ta te t h i s move a l ist of p a r t y m e m b e r s should be made , wi th the i r Assembly and elect ion d i s t r i c t s specified, a n d the b r a n c h e s to which they will be t r ans fe r r ed , a s well a s the one to which they belong.

3. B r a n c h e s should be known by the i r respec t ive Assembly d i s t r i c t s , a n d t h e va r ious b r a n d i e s wi th in an Assembly d is t r ic t should be numbered a s 2d A. P . , B ranch 1; 2d A. D.. Branch t

4. B r a n c h e s should appoin t o r e l e c t election d is t r ic t c a p t a i n s . « m a n a n d a woman for eaeh dis t r ic t w h e r e v e r possible. T h e s e should be responsible for the d is t r ic t or­gan iza t ion .

5. E lec t ion d is t r ic t c a p t a i n s should be enrolled vo te r s a n d p a r t y m e m ­bers .

6. E a c h b ranch , w h e r e v e r t h e r e a r e more t h a n one in an Assembly dis t r ic t , shal l he al lot ted a ce r ta in n u m b e r of election d i s t r i c t s to cover in o rder to avoid conflict be ­tween the b r a n c h e s .

7. New b r a n c h e s a r e t o be or­ganized w-herever necessa ry a n d expedient . On the- aubjeet of w o m a n propaganda . It

w u dec ided t h a t t h e w o m a n ' s c o m m i t t e e whould m a k e an effort to get Into the vari­ous women' s c lubs in ex i s tence , such a* the Mothers' clubs, etc. . and try to get Social is t speakers a t the ir m e e t i n g s : house-to-hou.se c a n v a s s i n g to he carried on and a drlvi* m a d e to- g e t the women into the I P a W , l i terature on the w o m a n ones t ion to M dis­tr ibuted, and. a s soon a s pract icable , a large m a s s meet ing to be irr i ing»d.

Tt was further decided to get In touch with the various branch organiaera and get from them a list of their women voters and Par^>

The failure to a t tend »ffl mean a • t r l o m set back in the affair? of ' h e OircI*\ The recommendat ions of *he cent ra l and execut ive commit tees will be discussed.

C i r c l e t M e e t l n a T o n i g h t . Do not a t t end the Circle 1 mee t ing

tonight , at 620 Su t t e r a v e n u e tin ->ss you a r e cer ta in tha t v o u r ehoroi tor can s tand the test of an inewothj*t on. Sher i t a will expound the theories of physiognomical s tudy with relation to cha rac te r .

An excellent p rogram has been a r -nuasod. Dancing: will foHow. All t re invited. ,

n i l l i n n m h u r ^ J u n i o r * . The J u n i o r s of Wi l l iamsburg mee* at

2 o'clock today a t 7« Throop avenue . I m p o r t a n t business will be traawstrnsd. PUUIa ro help the building of a V il-liamsbursr labor lyceum will bt formed The s tudy of i ' n t e r m a n ' s "Marx an Economics" will be s ta r ted . All >e-tween th<> age* of 14 and 16 a r e eleg ble for memhersh ip .

A Wil l iamsburg in terc lub liter r>" league h a s been formed. The p u r p >se of this league is to b e t t o r the speak ng abilit ies of the you th s of Wi l l i amsburg All communica t ions m u s t be sent to Paul Ross, I Varet s t reet , Brooqlyn.

S u n d a y morninfr l ec tu re fo rum. Mt Morr io B a p t i s t c a u r c l v F i f th a v e n u e , be tween 12lth a n d 12ith s t ree t . 1 o:<*> a, m., subjec t . " T h e P l a c e of T u r k e y in Wor ld D e m o c r a c y ; " apeaker , A b r a m I. E l k u s , Uni ted S t a t e s A m b a s s a d o r t > Tu rkey .

Un ive r s i t y S e t t l e m e n t f o r u m . IM E ld -ridgc s t r ee t , 8.00 p . m. , sub jec t . " J u s ­tice a n d t h e C r i m i n a l , speake r , I s a a c F r a n k l i n H u — I .

Publ ic F o r u r a of t h e C h u r c h of t h e Ascension. F i f th a v e n u e a n d l^th s t ree t , 8:IM p . m., sub jec t , *L*lx>r Ke -

\M O P T n T O D A Y S A Y S c o n s t r u e d on a s a R e s u l t of t h e War;*' W O K Is- V I UUA Y , D A x o s p e a k e r J o n n R A n , , W W R s e c r e t a r y of A m e r i c a n Assoc ia t ion for t h e A d v a n c e ­men t of Intern Leg is la t ion .

H a r l e m F o r u m for t h e D i s semina t ion of J e w i s h Knowledge . Wad le igh h igh school, H5th s t ree t n e a r Seven th a v e ­nue . 10:45 a. nv, subjec t , J e w i s h P rophecv in t h e L i g h t of Recen t E v e n t s ; ' s peake r . Dr. E l l a s T„ Solo­m o n ; sahOln Wat He:on H e l m s , v io­l in is t a n d Is rae l .Joseph, p i an i s t .

Cooper union. HM p. m., sub jec t , "The I W. W. ;" speaker . A n d r e T r idon .

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PROF. IN RAND LECTURE.

" I t is high t ime we ceased to r e g a r d l i t e r a tu re from t h e pure ly n a t i o n a l point of view a n d began to s t u d y i t I n t e rna t iona l ly . " said Prof. H. W. L. Dana , in his l ec tu re on Greek l i t e r a ­t u r e and H o m e r ' s "Odyssey" a t t h e R a n d school la*t evening.

" T h e in te rna t iona l mind is pa r t i cu -

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RAND SCHOOL CALENDAR FOR THE CURRENT WEEK

The Brooklyn Phi losophica l a s s o -• c i a t ion will h a v e the p r o g r a m for

la r ly needed in Amer ica a t p resen t . S 5 ~ 2 J J \ r t ^ i a LOttf Is land Rus i -T h e m i s u n d e r s t a n d i n g s which lead to j n e g i s c o j i e s o > South 6th s t r ee t be tween w a r a r e possible only when n a t i o n s do j Bedford and Dr iggs a v e n u e s . Brook-rv>t know a n d u n d e r s t a n d one ano the r , lyn a s ^ ^ ^ ^ If are knew each v tbe r be t t e r , we cnuld not h a t e each o the r . "

The lec ture w a s t h e first in fbe " r e ­p e a t " course which Dana is g iv ing on S a t u r d a y even ings on a c c o u n t »f t h e la rge n u m b e r of people unab le to find room at his F r i d a y course . H e will g ive the second lecture , on La t in l i t ­e r a t u r e and Virg i l ' s "Aeneid ," a t 3 o'clock th i s a f te rnoon .

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edi tor , Brook lyn Ci t izens , nomic A s p e c t s of t h e W a r ; " ( > • £ * » * ' o m Ott VIPO M t seMt «^*T ber 9: J o s e p h F . Rinn . ex -p re s iden t , Br.i improvements; f u r « H l w \ . t -•Brooatlyn Phi losophica l , on " A f t e r » mahed. Apply to Dr. Horwtt*. m f thA W a r , W h a t ? Po lygamy , L a t e r a l i - '̂•'•• N ^ ' M a r r i a g e or F e m i n i s m ; December i 16: Prof. George W. K i r chwey , on , "Cr ime a n d P u n i s h m e n t ; " Dei-ember 2S: W i n t e r Russe l on " W o r l d De - > m o c r a c y ; " D e c e m b e r 3*1; D e b a t e on • H a s t h e Socialist P a r t y Adop ted t h e R i g h t A t t i t u d e Toward t h e W a r ? " Affirmative. H a r r y W a t o n ; nega t i ve , H e n r y L. Slobodin.

Admiss ion a t t h e s e l ec tu re s is free mission t i cke t s at 25 c e n t s each Wfiljajtd every person over IS y e a r s of age be on sale th i s a f t e rnoon a n d for t h e ' of c i t he r s ex is invi ted . S a t u r d a v lec tures . Unused coupons | •

<"omrao> Res*. r»prewntltia th*> s\i<1itin* committee, presented the committee report ot a system of hooKkeeptnie tor the l"ca' was k«M»pin 1018.

It wa* reoommenrted that the local Sa away wtth the so-called teOtsa' s tasssa a"'! U*1"* only the regular stump for hoth ^exes; this not in interfere with the dual stamp for hus-Eaafl and wife. KREH j m i K H I . ,

Recording Se< ret srj .

Today—lft a.m., Russ i an . Nina Sa-m<»rodin: UM a m . . Socialism. Da id •3erenberg ; 2:30 p.m., t eache r s ' tr;* n-ing c lass in civics. 1. M, Sack in ; p u b ­lic speak ing . sect ion A. Aug ist C laessens ; l i t e r a ry cr i t ic ism, sect on B, David Berenbe rg ; 3:00 p.m.. pul lie. l ec tu re on La t i n l i t e ra tu re , by H . W. L. D a n a .

Tomorrow—fi:3rt p.m., conference to o rgan ize t eache r s ' t r a i n i n g course in Socia l i sm; 7:15 p.m.. e l emen ta ry Ei ig-lish, sect ion A. Avis H o t c h k i s s ; n-t e r m e d i a t e Engl ish , sect ion A, A lma Kr ieger . and sect ion A, M a r y F o r b e s ; 8:10 p.m., civics and politics, I. M. Sack in ; 8:15 p.m., s e m i n a r in social legislation;- 8:20 p.m., e l ements of economics, Algernon Lee; 8:40 p.m., e l e m e n t a r y Engl i sh , sect ion B, A- is H o t c h k i s s ; i n t e r m e d i a t e Engl i sh , s»*c-tion B, M a r y F o r b e s ; a d v a n c e d Ei g-lish, sect ion A, A l m a Kr ieger .

At t h e F inn i sh W o r k e r s ' house, I r»6 Fif th a v e n u e — E l e m e n t a r y Engl i h, M a r y Schonberg , sec t ions A. a n d B. a t 7:45 a n d 9:15 p.m.; advanced E n g ­lish. Rose Gi t t e s . sec t ions A a n d B, a t 7:45 a n d 9:15 p.m.

Tuesday—2:30 p.m., modern g e n e a l h is tory , A lge rnon Lee ; 7:15 p.m., e l e ­m e n t a r y Engl i sh , M a r y F o r b e s ; a d ­vanced Engl i sh , sect ion B, A l m a Kr i ege r ; 8:10 p.m.. Social ism, J o s h u a W a n h o p e ; 8:30 p.m., recent Europe-m l i t e r a tu re , Doro thy Brews te r ; I 40 p.m., i n t e r m e d i a t e Engl i sh , sect ion B. A lma Krieger .

Wednesday—4 p.m.. logic and comt o-

from the N e a r i n g lec tures a l so will, be accep ted ' today.

T h i s a f t e rnoon a t 2:30 o'clock I. M. Sack in will begin his t r a i n i n g course for developing t e a c h e r s of civi* s and n a t u r a l i z a t i o n to a id t h e Social is t p a r t y in the work of o rgan iz ing the new vo te r s , p a r t i c u l a r l y a m o n g t h e women. All those who a r e wil l ing to t a k e par t in th i s work a r e urged to a t t e n d the first m e e t i n g of t h e c lass th i s a f t e rnoon .

" T h e t ime is now here w h e n t h e So­cialist p a r t y , in o rde r to growr and meet i ts obl iga t ions , m u s t have a la rge corps of wel l - t ra ined t e a c h e r s . " s a y s

" D a r w i n i a n T h e o r y a n d Social P r o g ­ress—A S tudy of F o r c e a s a F a c t o r in H u m a n Re la t i ons . " is t he sub jec t of a l ec tu re to be del ivered th i s even ing , X o'clock, by Prof. George W. N a e -m y t h . Ph . D.. of Boston, in pubih-school 84, Glenmoro and S tone a v e ­nues , Brooklyn . The lec ture will he preceded by a song reci tal t«» be g iven by Mme. Mar ie Louise W a g n e r . Dr . Jo seph K r i m s k y will p res ide .

Secret Diplomacy Revealed by Russia

Allies' Territorial Offers to Greece

and Bulgaria at War Indaoa.

ments Publiihei

T h e associa t ion for cons t i t uen t a s ­sembly will hold i t s weekly mee t ing a t 12.*» W e s t 21st s t ree t , t h i s e f t o m o e e a t 4:30 o'clock. The s p e a k e r will be

Mrs. Ber tha H. Maillv, in a s t a t e m e n t j Bouek W h i t e . H i s t o p i c : "Can S a n -issued las t even ing concern ing the new course. " T h e R a n d school can r ende r no g r e a t e r service to the movemen t at t h i s t ime t h a n to help ih the work of t r a i n i n g such t e a c h e r s . "

A n u m b e r of a n n o u n c e m e n t s of in­te res t to Social is ts w e r e m a d e by the school ye s t e rday .

T h e S u n d a y night open forum, to be conducted by the school in t h e a u d i ­to r ium of the People ' s house , will open next S u n d a y even ing with a discussion of the R u s s i a n revolut ion.

T o m o r r o w even ing Dr. Ben j amin C. Gruenbe rg . a s s i s t a n t pr inc ipa l of t h e Ju l i a R l c h m a n high school, w'l l ad­dress the s e m i n a r in social legis la­tion organized by t h e school las t week. Gruenbe rg ' s t h e m e will be t h e publ ic school sy s t em of N e w York a s affected by t h e legislat ion enac ted last year .

An extens ion course in Social ism u n ­der t h e direct ion of t h e school will hold i t s first session t o m o r r o w even ing In the new h e a d q u a r t e r s of t h e 14th-listh-lfith Assembly d i s t r i c t b r a n c h of the Socialist -party a t 227 E a s t 84th

ity a n d Social g e t h e r ? "

Revolu t ion t i n T o -

A lec tu re will be given at the Mod­ern Young F r i e n d s ' c lub. T»42 E a s t 143th s t r ee t , ton ight , by Chas . S. Sonnens te in . Admiss ion free.

si t ion, section B", M a r v F o r b e s ; 8 J o l * ' « * - A l a rge a t t e n d a n c e is expec ted , p.m., Social ism, Algernon Lee; l : | g | ? f m u r h In teres t in t h e new v e n t r -

members, and that " » S * " ^ i i v S ^ m . , Russ ian . Nina S a m o m d i n ; 8 20 nas b*en mani fes ted by Yorkvl l le So-h S ^ e 5 e a n ^ ~ " ' * " " ' ", J ^ v , *£?» c r i t ic ism, sect ion A , , r ia l ls t* .

nmrade Re**, r-preoentlna the sudi t inr imittee, presented the commutes report o <vstem or hooKkeeptnir tor the hu-al * d*"'lded b> accept the system of book ping and that it jt'1 ! •* • effect .January

David Herenberg Thursday—2:30 p.m.. modern genera l

h is tory , Algernon I^ee; 4 p.m.. na tu <tl science, B. C. G r u e n b e r g ; 7:15 p.m., e l e m e n t a r y Engl i sh , sect ion A, A is H o t c h k i s s ; i n t e rmed ia t e Engl i sh , see* tion A, A l m a Krieger and section A, Mary Fo rbes ; S:10 p.m.. Social ism, section A. Augus t Claessens ; 8:40 p.m.. e l e m e n t a r y English, section B. A is H o t c h k i s s ; i n t e rmed ia t e Engl ish , s e c ­tion B. M a t y F o r b e s ; a d v a n c e d E n g ­lish, sect ion A, Alma Kr ieger .

F r i d a y - 4 p.m.. social and lal or legislat ion, A. T r a c h t e n b e r g ; 7:15 p.m., advanced Engl ish , section B, A l m a Kr ieger ; 8:10 p .m. . social s t a t l s t i s, Q, B. la Arne r ; 8:15 p.m.. public l*»c-t u r e on Hebrew l i t e r a tu re and ' h e Bible, by H W. L. D a n a ; 8:20 p.m..

Circle 4227 E a s t 84th s t ree t L i t e r a r y M°K*<* a n d composi t ion, sect ion A. Mmy meet ing thk* afternoon a t 2:30. Th i s | F o r b e s : 8:4!» p.m., i n t e r m e d i a t e Ei g-circle 's deba t ing t eam Is open for cha l - j , , 8 h< section R, Alma Kr ieger . l e n i r r s to all debat ing t eams In the Saturday—1:30 p.m.. oral Kng! *h

JUST AS MERRY AS EVER, WILL BE 5TH MASSES BALL

N F . W J E R S E Y .

P a s s a i c .

Branch 1 meets this evening at 225 Main avenue, room 211.

Y. MUjJNOTES. StAHlmAwTAll.

T a m m a n y Hal l the Place, Fr iday Night

the T i m e , and Greenwich Vi l lage

to F u r n i s h t h e Girls .

lenge.« Yipsel leagues.

T h e Masses is go ing m e r r i l y on to a r r a n g e for i ts fifth a n n u a l boll . T h i s yea r the dance will be held F r i d a y evening. December 7th. a t T a m m a n y Hal l .

T h e Masses ball each yea r is t h e event of l i t e ra ry and a r t i s t i c New Yo r k . It is the most popu la r of «»r*enwioh Vil lage 's dances , and a t ­t r a c t s m a n y -notable people who come to focsret thei r t roubles , and frolic.

T ' eke l s a r e W cen t s each in a d v a n c e ; $1.0f> a t the door. Boxes. $12.00 each

A debate will be the feature of to­n ight ' s mee t ing of Circle 8 a t 99 Sec­ond avenue . The subject will be "Compulsory Arbi t rat ion of Labor Dis­putes . " H a r r y Schwar t z will debate the affirmative; Abraham Weinberg , the negat ive. A discussion will follow.

The circle o ra to ry club mee t s every Thursday night . A checker t ou rna ­m e n t will t a a e place Wednesday night . I A prize will be awarded to the winner. D » r \ i * i i i e w n i r* O A O I A I , « , «

The circle recitat ion contest t akes | O n U W r l d V I L L t O U L I A L I o T S place next week. E n t r i e s a l ready have been received. The winners of th is content will represent Circle 8 a t t h e league reci ta t ion contest .

p.m.. read ing , sect ion A. Alma Krieg.-r ; e l emen ta ry Engl ish , Mary F o r b - s ; , 230 p.m.. Social ism and t r a d e ifni« a- ! sen t ing s z; and a r e to be ob ta ined ism, Lee and T r a c h t e n b e r g ; 3:15 p.m.. | from Rose R i c h m a n . Mgr.. 63 Fi f th ora l Eng l i sh read ing , section B. A l m a awei.ue, o r T h e Massed, 34 Union Kr i ege r ; 4 p.m., Socialism, section B. j Square . Augus t C laessens : Social ism. Gabr ie l I R. Mason ; 5 p.m., Russ ian , Ni ia ! ' B * Samorod in ; 8:15 p.m.. public lectu e, ser ies B, M H e b r e w l i t e r a tu re a id the Bible, by H. W. L. Dana.

L a b o r church—Second a v e n u e and 14th s t r e e t ; 4 p.m. Dr . D a y on " P r i ­v a t e P r o p e r t y ; " 8 p.m., Mary An t in , a u t h o r of " T h e P romised L a n d . " on " W h a t A m e r i c a M e a n s to Me;" 5 p.m., W m . J . D u R a n t , on " J u l i u s C a e s a r ; T h e Rise of R o m e . "

L O N D O N . Dec. 1.—DetaUa of a urm of documen t s published by th« BsT shevik government relating to m cess ive concessions offered to Gieses for t h e purpose of inducing her to w-slst Servia a re sent by the P*tn»i4 cor respondent of the Tunes, Tsaa included an offer of southern als^a, excep t ing Avlona; an offer of twrttorr in Asia Minor, and other off e n at ua expense of Turkey. These all came te no th ing , for various reasons

One document , it Is added, deals with ;i proposal to hand over 'Karals to Bul­gar ia , if Bulgaria Joined the ooten«> al l ies . Another concern* Greet Brit­a i n ' s offer of the island of Cyprus to Greece, which lapsed, owinir to the re­fusal of Greece to help Servia.

C IRCLE CONFERENCE. T h e execut ive committee of tist

W o r k m e n ' s council a t its last amtipf decided to poaipone for homo later d a t e , to be announced In th« pre**, the conference which was called fir t oday in S tuyvesan t casino.

t • • • * " " "

MASS MEETING to celebrate

it I

I The Greatest Socialist Victory in the Bronx j T O D A Y , 1.30 P. M. McKfNLEY SQUARE CASINO

McKinley Square Casino, 169th Street and Boston Rotd

SPEAKERS

\ Judge Jacob Panken,

Alderman Vladek

Alderman Braunstein

Assemblyman Shiplacoff

Assemblyman Garfinkel

Assemblyman Orr Assemblyman Gitlow Alexander Kahn Morris Winchewsky Sholem Ash And others.

ICi laeattonal Mesht a t Cfrett* 0 .

AH young people living in Harlem

TO RUN SUNDAY tfANCES

S u n d a y a f te rnoon dances will be r m by the Brownsvi l le Ijaibor Lyceum . s-sociat ion and the Social is t pa^ ty

a re Invited to the mee t ing of Circle u ; b r a n c h e s of Brownsvi l le , a t t he th i s evening a t 7:30. a t 1538 Madison Brownsvi l le U s h e r L y c e u m 219 Sa« k-avemie. A lec ture h a s been a r r a n g e d • m

ra n s t ree t , Brooklyn,

by T. A. Goldstein on an in te res t ing | The young e lement of Brownsv i ' l e subject Discussion • af ter the lecture J f r « i u e n t the L e b e r Lyeeue often, a i d will be permitted. « : b>r r u n n i n g dances S u n d a y a f te rnooua

Besides the lecture the re will be an ' t h e Socialist p a r t y will fc* ab le to ra « entertaininst program. Those members , enough funds to help it c a r r y on t i e of Circle 6 who intend going to the 10th ' educa t iona l work in Brownsvi l le , snnua l banque t on New T e a r ' s eve a r e ! Admission to these dances will be 15 SAked to become in cood s tanding, cents , inc luding ward robe . Professor Members who are 3 mon ths in a r r e a r s ! N 'achman 'a b r a s s band will pi >. a re in bad s tanding. I iHinces will begin a t 2 o'clock.

P f f O T f K l R A P H E K S .

niiroRiGiNAL

mi ith

Abr. Epstein, Chairman

Under the auspices of Jewish Branch 3, S. P., Local Bronx ^

^ ADMISSION 10c. , I ^ • • • • • • • • • • • M M M M M M M M M M M M I I M M M l M I M M i

PHOTOGRAPHER For many years st Grand Street.

• Now at

3815 THIRD AVE. (Nesr Clsremont P'wsy Station.)

No connection with any other so-called "Smith."

Har lem Tipsels will hike at 9 o'clock this morn ing from 1538 Madison a v e - 1 A nue. Louis Weins te lo will lead. So- I cialtst pa r ty members a re invited to come along.

H a r l e m J u n i o r s .

All young people a re urgent !v re ­quested to join the T. P. 8. L, jun io r s of Har lem, who meet every Sunday at l(> a.m.. at the i r clubroom", the Work­men ' s Circle. 143 Kast 403d street .

All pa ren t s who have children be­tween the y^es of 13 to 15 inclusive, a r e asked to acqua in t them with the p u r ­pose ef the Y. P. S. L. and i t s jun ior organ isatione.

A splendid program has been a r ­ranged for today, and all new comers will be hear t i ly welcome.

BRONX. A s tudy ethaa in Socialism is beiojr

organised hv Circle 1. All those who desire to t a k e advan t age of this oppor­tuni ty should give the i r names to t h e , organiser . Samuel Kramer . 875 E a s t ISStb street. 0»i'»|

THIS AFTERNOON! 2:30—TRAINING COt RSE FOR T E A C H E R * OF

CIVICS A N D NATURALIZATION.

3:00—LATIN U T E R A TURE, VIRGIL'S AENEID.

Second lecture on "Soci d Forces m Literature,** by Prof. H. W. L. Dana. Admis. ion% 25 cents. Course Tickets, $1.50. Unused coupons frcm tfie Scott Nearing course will be accepted this afternooi and at the Saturday evening lectures.

BALL given by the

Hebrew Butchers' Union Sunday Evening, December 9th

NEW STAR CASINO 107th Street and Park Avenue

Admission, Gentlemen 25c, Ladies 15c

For the benefit of the Sick and Loan Fund.

When Buying Your New Fall B * ^M at latusrf* w-i at tat usual

that ihia Una»n L*h«d °* •""

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