Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-11-30
NATIONAL

Up to and including November 23rd
the National Headquarters has COLI
iected $1,045.i5 on the can for funds
for 1.-THE Los, Angeles campaign and
forwarded the same. y --.po. 49, Il
a new edition of the National Con
stitufion Of the Socialist Party, con:
tainipg. the latest amendments. has
been published.
Blank petitions for the old age pen
sion bill introduced by Victor L. Ber-
ger will be mailed from the National
Headquarters about December fst to
all locals and branches on the mailing
list, together with a circular letter of
Instructions. Additional blanks can
be had BY. writing for them to- the.
Headquarters. Il
!. The locals and branches are also
urged to make a special campaign
for old age pensions. BY holding
meetings, circulating literature, and
passing, resolutions such resolutions
ito be sent to the press, to the various
eengressmen. to, the I United States
senators, and to Comrade Berger ,.s.f
+ For the purpose of making this cam
paign a success, locals and branches
should send for enough copies of WI
]. Clients leaflet on Old Age Pensions
to put one in each house in the COM
munfty. Price $1.56 per thousand i'm
lots Of ten thousand or over. Yhey
should also send in. AIN order for Ber-
Eger,s Old Age Pension speech; "a
cents per hundred. - y z - so
State Secretary Z. Solomon, of New
York. reports as follows: 'sFhat An
tthony Signor, formerly a member OF
local. Green Island, New York was
expelled from the party on account OF,
participating ii the primaries. OF the
Democratic party" -~-e 9 - ~
I a move that the National Secretary
be and is hereby instructed to replace.
!. the name Of Christian Socialist on the
| list Of Socialist papers published from
I month to month in" the National Bull,
fletin," is motion made by Orvllle. u,
Guptill, National Committeeman : for
The national party referendum pro.
posed by Local Allegheny County Pa.
| firsf pIbTshed IN the Weekly Bulletin
| of October g. relating to a. reduction
/ Of the national dues, has been second
| ed by Local Westmoreland County, Pa
! AS rep0fted- last week. the follnW-
I ing National Executive Com
mittee motions have been made by
1 Comrade Hilfduit::A ~. p. 4>5.-s+..e'
| HIiT THAT the next meeting of the,
/ National Executive Committee be. held
1 at washington, D. eGs, on Saturday,
December 1th, atat0-a. m" = -. -
.a12tA That Comrades Ernest inter-
1 mann. Fred Warren andAP. .Vlag- be IN
| vitad to attend the meeting, or to send
I s,ich staten erlts' and evidence in con-
1 nection with the Shoaf matter as will
| enable. the Committed to investigate
4 Gom1rade Unternnann' charges and to
i pnblish it's findings for the informad
i tion 81 the party smembe Fship. ." ~.
/ The vote ON the. first of the forego7
i ing motions is closed, all members OF
/ the committee having voted on the
same. The result is as follows:
i ing in the affirmative; Comrades
/ Carey. GoebelSe Hilliqlit, Lewis and
i Snapgo: voting in the negative: Com
rades berger anu Hunter The motion
is therefore adopted. ~. 81 49,. 49, !.
-7Fhe-Eete- on-the second motion is
Still pending. s195 ......--..s.s..sssg ....
Nominations for. slime and place .of
h0fdtng- National Convention OF
| 1912 will close November 18th. I'm m
Ynlfssi4at civ thereafter voting blanks
will Be Forwarded to the members OF
/ the National COMMITTEES: -
:. The, National Executive Committee
L issnow-voting Jnn.. q motlonr by Com
/ rade Hilluuit that Comrade. = Louis
Kopelin be. reappointed National Ger
RESPONDENT for the, Socialist press m
Waghington fop.the coming session of
COngfSSS. - y s'E,o-t s.ls
TO INVESTIGATE .e4.s-2..e.2
1..'s---S.-5 $500 .ef4AS. HsFkERR GO.
e4.s o14S4>. ~ .zz7.. 70 -.....fs s....,.-4,
Robert Hunter Has Laid4up the SEol-
IoWiiIo Motion Before the Ma
= 4 .tionaf ExecitiNe ccmn1ittee. =
AZ 49,. ~. !. -7..r7<C--7.- $50 ~, !.
-s~I' move t11at-we request the Nation.
al Committee to eject a committee OF
three to investigate and. report the
SressAsx ,s.es14 fI,ns Ofol1nuziuC Subjects: