The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-08-26
DAILY WORKER
BOOSTERS TAKE
HUDSON TRIP
Those Aiding Paper Get
Free Tickets

Stony Point on the Hudson for the
DAILY WORKER Builders Reunion
on Labor Day, Monday, Sept 18th, 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 dane
ing and entertainment galore. There
will be bathing, hiking thru the forest
and an old-fashioned family picnic din
ner. And there will be no effort to
make money from those that go, and
no tickets will be sold.
Tickets Are Free.
Tickets for the entire trip win be
given free of charge to all those that
perform certain minimum service
for the DAILY WORKER in any one
of various lines. Every one 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 DAILY WORKER agents, as
well as those that help certain mini
mum with the work in the DAILY
WORKER New York office, will also
receive tickets.
In this way there will be selected
from the entire New York membership
those that are the most active sup
porters of the partys official organ
At the reunion at Stony Point these
will be formally organized into the
New York DAILY WORKER Builders
Club, and steps will be taken to result
in the establishment of the English
daily in New York at the earliest prac-
ticable moment.
Daily Worker Builders.
The following have already qualified
for membership in the DAILY WORK
Err Builders Club, and will receive
tickets free of charge for the DAILY
WORKER excursion to Stony Point
on the Hudson on Labor Day, Sept
7th:
English Downtown Branch-Philip
Beral, Martin Katz, Joseph Nestor, NJ.
4 S. Schneider, Victor Soos. Helen Zai-
kowski.
English West Side Branch-Bessie
Braden, Fred Cammer, Harry CasteSs
Ben Davidson, Samuel Halpern. Fred
Macy.
English Yorkville Branch-Max Ha-
gen.
English Harlem Branch-A- Choro-
ver Julius Godkind, H. F. Minis. J. N.
Ginsburg.
English No. 1 Bronx Branch-Leah
Cooper, Arved OsoI M. Pasternak, S.
A. Pollack, +. Surtshin, A. Riemer.
English Lower Bronx Branch.
Grimer, Morris Horwitz. Anna Pedal
sky, Louis Steinberg-
English Williamsburg-Abe Furman,
Joseph Lapides.
English Brownsvflle-Max Mariash,
Frank Miller, c. Nemeroff.
English Coney Island-Bessie New
man.
German Night Workers, YorkviIle-
Matthias Holzbauer.
Hungarian Yorkville-Geza Szepesi.
Hungarian Bronx No. 45-J. Gaal.
Italian West Side-A. Mellina.
Jewish No. Downtown-Abraham
Koosis, Sam Siegal.
Jewish No. l Bronx Branch-Rachel
Hoffman, Leon Litvin.
Jewish No. Branch-A. Gusakoff.
Jewish Williamsburg-M Gordon,
Beatrice Vogel.
Jewish Coney Island-Joe Crane
Lettish Branch-Peter Karklin.
Scandinavian South Brooklyn-C. o
Peterson.
Y. w. L. No. Harry Fo1
Y. w. L. No. 5-Fay Croll, Alexan.
der Lifshitz, Sophia Schneider, Milton
WEIGH.
Y. w. L. No. 22--Nathan Leibowitz.
Shop Nucleus No. 11-Stephen Poy-
dasheff.
Shop Nucleus No. 13-Michael lie
bel.
Miscellaneous-Harry Len, M. Lu.
rie.
Y. w. l.. No. Lydia Bass.
Y. w. L. No. LILLIAN Michaels.
In addition to the above over three
hundred have already applied, or have
performed part of the required service
to place themselves on the eligible list
; for the DAILY WORKER Builders
Club.
i If any one who has qualified is not
included in this list, the fact should
be communicated Immediately to L. e.
, Katterfeld, 1OS East 14th st.
Do not wait until the last minute, as
only the 400 whom the boat accommo.
: dates will be taken on the excursion.
Death Total Reaches A..