The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-08-27
REUNION, OUTING
FOR DAILY WORKER
BUILDERS SEPT.7

Stony Point on the Hudson for the
DAILY WORKER Builders Reunion
on Labor Day, Monday, September z,
on an entirely original and unique
plan.
A first class boat, the Miramar, has
been chartered, which will make the
S6.mile trip in about three and
half hours. There will be music and
dancing and entertainment galore.
There will be bathing, hiking thru
the forest and an old fashioned family
picnic dinner. Andsthere will be no
effort to make money from those who
come. $50
No Tickets Will Be Sold.
Tickets for the Entire trip will be
given free Of charge to all those that
perform a certain minimum service
for the DAILY WORKER in any one
of various lines. Everyone that brings
in six dollars worth of subscriptions
for the DAILY WORKER, the Work
ers' Monthly, the Young Worker or
the Young Comrade will receive a
ticket without cost For every three
dollars collected as contribution for
the DAILY WORKER Midsummer
sustaining fund, a ticket will also be
given. Those who serve the DAILY
WORKER as news stand collectors,
those who do their duty as branch
agents, as well as those who help a
certain minimum with the work in
the DAILY WORKER New York Of
fee. will also receive tickets.
In this way there will be selected
from the entire New York member
ship those that are the most active
supporters of the party's official or
gan. At the reunion at Stony Poin
these will be formally organized intc
the New York DAILY WORKER
Builders Club, and steps will be TAX
en- to result in the establishment o
the English Daily in New York a
the earliest practicable moment.
The following have already qualifie
, for membership in the DAILY WORK
! Err Builders Club, and will receiy
tickets free of charge for the DAHL
WORKER excursion to Stony PoiT
on the Hudson on Labor Day SCI
/. TENDER Z.
, English Downtown Branch-Phi
, ip Beral, Martin Katz, Joseph Nesto
> M. S. Schneider, Victor Soos, Hele
! zaikowski. stias
English Westside Branch Bess
! Braden, Fred Cammer, Harry Caste
Ben Davidson, Samuel Halpern, Ere
Macy.
English Yorkville Branch-Max H
e GEN. Da iinE
e English Harlem Branch--A. chor
D. yer, Julius Codkind, H. +. MipscJ.
L iinsburg.
IS English No. 1 Bronx Branch-Lei
Ie Cooper, Arved Osol, M, Pasterns
p ). A. Pollack, F. Surtsin, A. Riemel
Ip English Lower Bronx Branch
Iy Grimer, Morris Horwitz, Anna Pod
10 sky, Louis Steinberg.
e. English williamsburg-Abe F.
)s man, Joseph Lapides.
u English Brownsyille-Max Mariai
,e Frank Miller, C. Nemeroff.
English Coney Island-Bessie Ne
e. man.
70 German Night Workers, Yorkville
=. Matthias Holzbauer.
=. Hungarian, Yorkville-Geza So
IN esi. 81
Hungarian, Bronx No. 45-J. Ga
= Italian Westside-A. Mellina.
. Jewish No. /, Downtown-Abrah;
:. Koosis, Sam Siegal
:" Jewish No. Bronx Branch-Racl
70 Hoffman, Leon Litvin.
an Jewish No. 2 Bronx Branch
II, Gusakoff.
al Jewish Williamsburg-M. Cord
ne Beatrice Vogel.
or Jewish Coney Island-Joe Crane
H. Lettish Branch-Peter Karklin,
Scandinavian So. Brooklyn-C.
Peterson.
&C. Y. w. L. No. Lydia Bass.
vn Y. w. L. No. LILLIAN Michaels
n wv. L. No. Harry Fox.
ne Y. w. L. No. sly Croll, Alex
q. der Lifshitz, Sophia Schneider, n
X. ton WEIGH.
at Y. W. L. No. 22-Nathan Leibt
,,e itz. SO
90 Shop Nucleus No. 11-stephen P
Ss dasheff. =
~ Shop Nucleus No, Michael
- bel.
Miscellaneous oAsrry Len,
~. Lurie.
III In addition to thslsbove. over tn
ne hundred have already applied,
have performed part of the requi
M service to place themselves on
ne eligible list for the DAILY WORK
nd Builders Club.
lir' II any one who has qualified is
ng included In this list, the fact she
be communicated Immediately to