The Daily Worker Newspaper, June 9, 1924, Page 5

he THE DAILY WORKER GREAT SHOWING IN “SUB” DRIVE HONOR ROLL of Those Who Are Making Good in First DAILY WORKER Campaign }} U . ‘ basalt dag MICH. NEW YORK CITY. | Emil,Gordy, 9. STONINGTON, ILL. OMAHA, NEBR, PASSIAG, N. J. TURTLE CREEK. WILMINGTON, DEL, | Q ese re Usy rancis Cook, Lalien, Wort ide Br, 1 . bbb ng J. Crigablt; 2. Leo Worzel, 11. Horman Hasse, 2. Jos. Raynovich, 14. N. Buisler, 2. ara ecker, 2, . nel ly te D Ma rt LANESVILLE, MASS. |V. Saarkoppel, 4 Waino Neemi, 2 SUDAN, TEXAS. ecru rseh | ie « WORCESTER, MADE 4 Waino Calrson, 1. Austra Gordon, 7. J.P, Koupa, 1 U.N. Tall, 4 PHILADELPHIA, Pa. | wm, oprrien,, 4, TIMMES, ONT., CAN. |E, Conlin, 1. " Max Kitzes, 2, J. Lambert, 1. Anna Citvakoff 3. PLENIGIOSIAR, MONT. |B. Schneckoff, 3 |Eetenpain, 14 i LIBRARY, PA, B, Lonow, 1. NASHWAUK, MINN. SAN FRANCISCO. J. Stemple, 1. 1. 8. Olson, 1.’ Bruce T. Smith, 6. iC Combines M. Kine, 1. P. Valsenius, 2 Liina Vainonque, 1 M. Silverman, 6. R. Baker, 4 : J. F. Chopman, 1 Herman Pokans& ChACSWN vase. E. B, Monn, 1 NEW YORK MILLS, MIN Mow: > Pape, 2 seihndg iy PUEBLO, COLO. D. Frenere, 5, lJelnar-Palley toc" W. Elf, 2. K. Herkkinen, 6. » Liakos, 1 RON, | Xs S. Okisich, 4. A. Swartzenfeld, 1. |M. Zi iis Every | DAILY WORKER Reader. |chas. netson, 1. 8. Av Pollack, 13. C. Olson, 1. W. E, Jones, 1 sohn Lyman, 7, PASADENA, CALIF. |G. Amadon, 4. |R. Us eclmale 1 M. Schmidt, 2. NEW HAVEN, CONN, |¥- Nipapa, 6 Wm. ‘Romana, 1. A. Joseph, 1. P. Fayton, 1 |H. S. Bloomfleld, 1. Sell a Sub Befor Before July 1, LIMA, OHIO, G. E. Kelly, 10. P. Smernoff, 1. Chas. Wurre, 1. Al Cohn, 3. PORT ARTHUR, ONT., |E. R. Ishler, 3 1G. Brinks 4.0 Scott Wilkins, 1. Toby, 1 F. Chudowech, 1. M. Harlan, 2. Te Winkler, 2 | CANADA. H. P. Brucken, 3. E. Anderson, 1. J. Brahdy, 66. J. Blank, 1. |F. J. Kratofil, 1. Wi. Pogent ti | W. Chehkley, 2. Ewrenfeld, 2. Hanna Kallio, 1 While the Honor Roll is being printed in full itis | | LEESVILLE, MICH. | sally Spiegel, 4. Perry Shipman, 1. J. H. Dolsen, 1 4. Stanklewioh, 1. | POTTSMOUTH, PENNA. | Wm. Boxer, 3. ge interesting to note who are the individual champion. | 4¢0. Deckeff, 1 Max Salesbsky, 2 RIVERSIDE, CALIF, | ©: Gustafson, 1 Sam Fox, 6 | D. Schlety, 2. H. Right, 1. WILKENSBURG, PA. DAILY WORKER boosters. The present campaign J. Vados, 4. M. Shapavolov,’ ts A, Jakira, 1 | B. Patterson, 1. Otto Yeager, 1 Pgh: has not been waged for individual honors. It has | LAKE PRESTON, &, D/s, Rosen, 1. ROCKLAND, ME. SHARPSBURG, PENNA, | 8. Blowzem, 2, | READING, PENNA. | WEST CONCORD, N. H been intended to stimulate organized effort for THE |9- L. Johnson, 1. A. Hetnyi, 1. J. Hopasaare, 1. Jos. E. Rudaites, 1. A. Gersh, 1, | H. R. John, 7. Lae cl dah alah Rich Bjorkbacka, 4. Gertrude Fox, 4, Toivo A. Sumanen, 1. DAILY WORKER. Yet the final summary of the BrwoN. 1, N. ¥. C., 3. RUDYARD, MD. Henry Gundrum, 1. Wm. Wentila, 3. ry success of the campaign would not be complete with- LUSSOR, ALTA, CAN! Arne Kakkila, 2. Henry Dahlberg, 1 ST. PAUL. Lena Rosenberg, 1 | TUCUMCARI, N. MEX. ‘out'a special commendation of those loyal militants. | Roy Reed, 2. J. Malmberg, 4 RUSSELTON, PENNA, | Chas. Koclan, 3. . Zooback, 1. ttt toa bag MONT: Geo. Hoffman, 2. ied tarts id NH who have led the way in making THE DAILY Th. Torkkonen, 2. G. M. Schultz, 1. C. A. Hathaway, 3 aig pig RICHMOND, CALIF Pee EE ALL. tRopt, dohneon'? WORKER what it is—the ‘most influential labor LONG BEACH, CAL. |, Rosenberg, 1. ROXBURY, MASS, |G: Scondera, 1 Be eotety M. Uydus, 2. BM ap aye ogee : Bit paper published anywhere in the English language. |A- 8. Pushlon, 1. Rose Schwartz, 1 A. Arnetehler, 1. dy Bluser fe By veeinpenby Ls 4 pee ors CAN: WINNIPEG, MAN Those who have made a habit of reading the Power C. Drofen, 3. C. H, Rosenberg, 1 J. J. Hajicek, 3 Ed. Swan, 1. ROCHESTER, N.Y, | ©: Myron, 6 A. B. Zailig, 2. j Column carefully have noticed how often certain LIVINGSTON, ILL. | Frank Chalaupka, 2. ROBERTS, MONT. |F. Rabe, 3, Harry Davies, 23. WAUKEGAN, ILL names have appeared, Those who now read, espe- | Thos. Otzwirk, 6 J.. Weinstein, 2. Matt Luoma, 1. | E. Marks, 1. PITTSBURGH, PENNA. | 4, Onward, 1. Rae eee OAK: lw. et Lintes t-7 ; Cially those who have not exerted themselves on |W: Hoffman, 1 D. W. Off, 12. RED GRANITE, Wis. |F- ec, 1. W. Scarville, 81. M. “alkys, 3, W. P. Farrell, 2. WILLOUGHBY, © behalf of THE DAILY WORKER cannot but note N. Taub, 4 Wm. Korpiela, 1 M. Flushman, 2. 9. Rosenthal, 21, | Han Viel, 1. perce ret PAY 1 ia. ‘Sat 8 oe the gulf which separates them from the real mis- LANSFORD, PA. - |. samuleian, 6. W. Wirtala, 1 c. B. Hayden, 1. 3. Merges, 1 Thos. Gurdson, 2 WENDSOR, MASS, sionaries of the advancing working class. J.-B. Dymovich, 1. Ukr. Dally News, 2. 5 eisai J. Schosser, 1, Pico kt ’ | RACINE, WIS. NN es! Halli 4. 14; Skahan, 4 i ohn Turnquis hs ’ iy de | » KR. 1 LAKEWORTH, FLA. |W Welsenwelg, 4 Va meee SPARROWS, MD, | John Kluve, 1. epee PEPPHAUTES LO gs ce Read These Names. They Are the Ones Ruding Paabensac 4 L. Rosenthal, 2. | N. Knezich,.1. |M. Miller, 3. 4 1 E. T. Allison, 1 M. Lundquist, 3. H. Sutoniner, 1. ara Evapee 4 | Chas. Hiselis, 1 1, ie at © 1. Isaacs, 1. } That Make History. Ps . REVERE, MASS. 3. H. Boling, 1. 2 A. Gilles, 1 ' rend: Goramer,. 4. . . | . RELIANCE, wyo. WATERBURY, CONN, Five true militants have sold over fifty DAILY LIBERTY CENTER, 0.|;, Amir, 1. ee Schwartz, 16. SIOUX CITY, IOWA. ah ae 2 | Andy Homar, 3. VTOWN, N. Y. Chas. Crasnitski, 1. WORKER subscriptions each! Eight more have sold |2- Lertner, 1. Max Halsky, 1 Dora Dalevich, 1. Harry Ratner, 7. bad at GN eee |) WESTON, We Wax over twenty subs apiece! Scores have sold ten or Raul Tabro, 2. ROCHESTER, MINN. SHABANA, PA. AH Prom: LODGE, MONT. igi de ie M. S. Holt, 3. more! Then is there a single reader who, if he will, LA CROSS, WIS. - | cisa Kakkela, 1 A. Militant, 3. neionee ee i Ph abate Matt Luoma, 1. eee WASHINGTON, D. ¢. cannot bring at least one new reader into THE |! SHIFTON, 1 E. Meyer, 2. 8. Reed, 6. et aoeati ROCK ISLAND, ILL. go see |S. R. Pesulman, 4. DAILY WORKER fold? Cannot add at least one new EI kela, 1, G. F. Partridge, 8. SARRUAC GAISE, Ne e182. Weateenry M. F. Heanny, 2. FORBNTUM, PA: |W. FRANKFORT, (KL: soldier to the militants’ army? Militants of America! MILES CITY, MONT. |Ben Greenberg, 1. ROCKLYN, MASS. ee aan} iW. ‘aches { s10UX FALLS, S. DAK. pebdroak ta |P. A. Deveikus, 1 Meet ava a group who are making their militancy 4. H. Wilson, 12. Ed. Tobin, 1. & ph rey WASH. NEW HAVEN, CONN. C. Beale, 1. = Sena Johnson, 1. TRENTON, N. J. pee Leine, 1. count! eae ; MITCHELL, 8. D. B. Kogen, 1. B. Offner, 1. Gert, Ellison, 2. Jehn Brunn; & ear Wailey, 1. j arabes Of new S608 Lawstieniiien;:s Heksae hia RICHMOND, VA, _{R- E 1. PATTERSON, N.J, | SIOU XFALLS, 8. DAK. | a. Lester, 1. fw ap eepreraeey Name City sold since March 15 J L. B. Scott, 1. M. J. Zochari 1. W. Norton, 1. A. Lapenski, 3. Af. Knutsen, 1. TOLUCA, ILL. |A. C. Miller, 1. Wm. Scarville, Pittsburgh. 81 aon pat Pete Vakaris, 2. ee Va. adaea: 1 SAN JOSE, CALIF. |. Goscher, 1. [eack Routi, 1. Wm| Reynolds, Detroit... ak Tce tg gle A. Scivo, 5. Paul Cinat, 2 NEWTON UPPER FALLS| J. Senkankos, 1 L. Nermen; 2. | TOLEDO, wasH. |: Pelgar, 1 yearns sendy tad ea York, o 7 J ote 1. John Budog, 1. MASS. W. Glanz, 3. ea te hg seg CALIF. | Geo, Congas, 2. WESTVILLE, ILL. of Ge thn neigh bed MONTROSE, COLO. Shingling by ROCK SPRINGS, WYO. | Vlad Pochabit, 2. PERRYSBURG, N. Y. . MiIWTUCA, a+ |K. P. Yakubatis, 1. ‘ F. Smith, 1 lary M. Johnson, 1- Gi Long. 3 lalla 4 TWILIGHT, 8. OAK: | WHEATLAND, PA 7 E. Merrill, Toledo... 28 T. Ermen, 1. ROSEVURG, ORE. NEWBERRY, MICH. PENACOOK, N, H. |Urho M. Tinjala, 1. J. H. 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Shapin, 6. Marinoff, 1 H. Parker, 1. Pompil Matea, 2. | ZANESVILLE, OHIO. John Indrika, Chicag: 10 MINOT, N. DAK. |F: Babier, 1. SCOTIA, NEW YORK. |Waino Nummi, 3 Evanoff, 1. Schwartenfeld, 2. J. Hranolovich, 4 W. Patterson, 1. ‘Three. weeks to go! Has your name been on THE | 4- Parson, 1. Seve neeenbers & Paniee iver wis. Honor Roll? Put it there again! Hans Larson, 2. Carol Weiss King, 2. SNAKE R A 5 * * * MARLBORO, NEW HAM |/08. Lapedus, 2. Carl Christopherson, 1. SANDSTONE, MINN. THREE WEEKS TO GO! THREE WEEKS MORE OF THE SPECIAL DAILY WORKER SUBSCRIPTION OFFER. Joe Shawchik, 1. G. perin, 1. Bob Van Patten, 1. Chas. Beyer, 1, Eva Keenoa, 2. McWHARTER, W. VA. Rocha Antulov, 1. MANCHESTER, N. H, HONOR ROLL INDIANAPOLIS, IND, , KANSAS CITY, MO. C..N. Calenseur, 1. N. Sorenson, 20. Peter Johnson, 1. SEATTLE, WASH. £. H. Cottrell, 1. 0. Wm, Schubert, 2. Geo. Meyler, 10, ©. Hellman, 1. Jos. Jasper, 1. Wm. Clough, 1 INDIANOLA, PA. | A. Buehler, 7. MILACA, MINN. «|Eenar Olson, 1. Pe 4 P. Davanciek, 1. 4. E. London, 1. Aug. Berglund, 1 H. Feinster, 4. 7‘ . ak wage} , W. F. McCoy, 2. MACON, GA. Geo. Tutler, 4. SBuynAUer on: aly, 1 - IRONTON, MINN, | Max Levin, 1. K. W., 1, Eli Suomenberg, 2. Andes AGO esthean miu da Peo ee tara.“ "STANFORD, CONN, Have You Brought a Worker Into the Ranks of the Militants by S. Kossen, 1. . ickstrom, 1. e . “f JOHNSON CITY, ILL. | J. Mihalec, 1. WASPETH, NEW YORK ot song all a aprin t Selling Him a Sub to THE DAILY WORKER? S. Zevodu, 4. R, Long, 1. A. Stanelis, 1. a je, 1, i" Mond John R. Weod, 2. E. Massey, 2. MAYNARD, MASS. |!. Aaronson, 1. pte ih ea aie If your name is not yet on the Honor Roll the special rates for trial subscriptions have Mark Radolovich, 1. M. Sarer, 1. Matti Kuj Million Weichenberg, 4. roa ee ha r been extended to give you another opportunity. Jos. Brazina, 1. Tom Grey, 1. D. H. bah tea ng Monee he UNTIL JULY FIRST! : MOUNTAINVIEW, CAL jalit, 1. 5 May Halfgot, 1. M. Brklaich, 2. 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