The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-12-17

little Christmas remembrance
tor the cause of the proletariat.
cooperate with ITS readers in
each prisoner.
If you have ever been in pri
hunger of those inside is for &C
and for reading matter that will
struggle when they come out a
our list will appreciate heartily
receiving the DAILY WORKER
and the WORKERS MONTHLY.
Most Of them have been getting the
DAILY WORKER by cooperation of
our readers and the paper, but these
subscriptions are now most OF them
expiring. They must be renewed for
the coming year and subscriptions to
the Workers. Monthly added.
One years subscription for both
publications amounts to $500. The
DAILY WORKER agrees to contri-
butte one-fourth of this amount on
each subscription for the political pris-
oners if our readers will among them
selves assume the three-fourths. That
is, for each $500 donated to Christmas
fund for political prisoners, the DAILY
WORKER will send $500 worth of
subscriptions.
Here is the list of political prison
ers. You can help, either BIZ picking
out some particular name and send
ing in $500 for one years subscrip-
ton, or s3.00 for six months. Or you
can send in the money, and we will
assign it for you to a prisoner who
has not yet been cared for, and notify
you who receives your Christmas
presents, Or you can send amy small
er amount and it will be combined
with other small contributions to COM
plete the list. We must see that every
prisoner receives the DAILY WORK
Err and the Workers Monthly for
the year 1925. Send in your contri-
button and mark upon the envelope
FOR THE POLITICAL PRISONERS
CHRISTMAS FUND"
List of Political and Class War
Prisoners.
Thomaston, Me-, Box A.-Peter
Clausen, Peter Dirks, Dan Fallon, Tom
Hardy, Jack Lucille, Winfred Parent,
Bob Pease, Neils Randquist.
Norfolk County jail, Dedham, Mass.
Nicola Sacco.
charIestown, Mass, State Prison.
Bartolomeo Vanzetti
MoundsviIle, w. Va, s1s Jefferson
Ave.-George Barrett No. 1276S;
Toney Stafford No. 1926.
Sioux Falls, s. D., Box 9ff.--God-
lasky.
Lansing, Kapy Box 2.-Joe Neil.
McAIesher, OKLA, State Prison.-Ar-
thur Burg No. 1896; Homer S. Wear
No. 1884.
Huntsville, Tex, Wynne State Farm,
Box I, Route abraham Cisneros
No. S74S6; Box 32.-J. NJ. Rangel.
Midway, Tex, Ferguson Farms,
Route f.-Charles N. Cline.
Hobby, Tex, Blue Ridge State Farm.
Pedro Paroles.
Hobby, Tex, Senior State Farm
Jesus Gonzales No. 3645S; Leonardo
Vasquez No. S7245.
Boise, Ida, Box 58.-A. S. Embree.
WaIIa WaIla, Wash, Box 52o.-Eu-
gene Barnett No. 9414; Ray Becker
94iS; Bert Bland 9411; o. @. Bland
9409; John Lamb 9412; James Nc
Inery s4i0; Loren Roberts 300; Britt
Smith 94s1.
Stellaeeom, WASH, McNeiIs Island,
Box 5oo.--Antoni Karachun.
Eureka, CAL, Humboldt County jail.
Jack Beavert.
Represa, CAL, Folsom PrIson.--Louis
Allen, Warren ], Billings, Joe Globes
sy, H. G. Duke. Earl frey, Richard
Ford, p. J. Gordon, John Hiza, James
Mclaughlin, James Price, Leo Stark,
Herman Suhr, c. ]. Sullivan, Joe
Wagner.
San Quentin Prison, San Quentin,
cal.--(Be sure to put the registra-
ton number on the address.)
Pat Casey, 1858; Mickey ]. Dunn,
1864; John Harmon. 1856; George
Ryan, 35567; William Baker, 35713;
Henry Matlin, 35717; James Olsen,
3b718; Frank Sherman, 3576S; Jim
Roe. 357s5; w. I. Fruit, 35715; Omar
]. Eaton. 36627; r. w. Minton, 37492;
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