Friday, April 17, 1925, in the Home of the Worker (former Soviet School), 1902 W. Division Street, a well-known literary figure, the co-editor of Novy Mir (New York), M. Olgin, will lecture on the subject: "What Did the Revolution Give the Russian Workers and Peasants?" Comrade Olgin recently returned from Russia, where he personally became acquainted with the trends of the revolution and collected much material.

Come to the lecture and bring your friends.Beginning at 7:30 P. M. Admission 25 cents. Arranged by the Russian section of the Workers' Party.

Read the Novy Mir, the only workers' Communist daily in the Russian language. It is sold on stands.