Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-10-31
(WeekIy nulIetjn.l

weekly 1ulietin.)
The vote of the National Executive
Committee on the ressHbmitte ted motion
10 appoint Territorial Secretary for
Alaska and appropriate one hundred
dollars toward his expenses resulted
as follows: Voting yes, Irvine, O,Hare,
Spargo. The others not voting. No
action taken. $780, sszs;s-.s.. &.
The vote of the National Committee
on the National Secretary Question as
to whether or no Motion No. 8, fixing
the wages of speakers at Sc per day,
they to pay their own hotel and in
cidental expenses, applies to Lyceum
lecturers with whom contracts had
already been made at the time when
the motion was adopted, resulted as
follows: Voting yes, IL; voting No,
81; not voting, 38. The question is
therefore decided in the negative.
State Secretary Holt Of Utah, re
ports as follows:
: "The Salt Lake local notified me
that Comrades had been expelled from
membership in the Socialist party: Mr..
D. B. Davis for failure to produce all
his financial secretaryship books to
the auditing committee and for taking
mart in Bull Moose convention; w.
H. Dye for taking part in the Bull
Moose convention"
BY request of the French delegates
the. meeting of the International So
cialist Bureau; at Brussels, Belgium, is
to be held on October 28th, instead of
the 9th, as previously reported. 1t
will probably be continued on the 29th.
The following are the principal mat
tiers Of business to come before the
meeting: The question as to whether
the International Socialist Congress
at Vienna shall be postponed until
1914. Proposal of Dutch section)
The arrangement Of the agenda, or
program for the Congress The inter
hational political situation. The rep
reesntation on the Bureau and in the
/ Congress (Hillquit's and Kautsky's
proposals). The following applica-
tons for affiliation: The British So
cialist party, The Social Democratic
Party of Netherland, The Social Demo
cratic Party of Canada, The South
African Labor Party, The West Aus
tralian Socialist party, The United La
Dor Party OF New Zealand, The Social-
Ist Party of New Zealand, The Social-
ist Party Of Victoria (Australasia)
The United Socialist Party of South
Africa. The Tchech Centralist Labor
Party Of Brunn, (Mahren).
State Secretary Stewart of Idaho
reports as follows: Roman /. Jarvis
has been expelled from Local Lewis.
ton for ah1liating with the Democratic
and Progressive parties in Michigan
Locals were organized by the Ma
Hona1 Organizers and Lecturers dur
ing the month Of September as .;ol--
IN T n..S4
Ky, members; Drakesboro, ID; Md
land, z; Hillside; 8; Fulton. 10. W.
IL. Doyle, Admission, Ala, 5 membe. IS !;
Helena, 8; Prattville. z; Selma, 9;
Fulton, 6. VIM. L. Carver Marshall,
MO-, members; Monroe City, 4;
Bucklin, s.. H. F. Kendall, Berkeley
Branch, Norfolk, Va, 16 members;
Meherrin, 8. w. C. Seigler, Leslie,
Ga., members; Eastman g.; Chimney
g; Rentz, 8. w. r. Snow, Monad, Ida.
members; II new members for ex
listing locals e. J. Squier, Springdale,
Me-, II members; Booth Bay Harb Dr.,
81 8. T. Worley. Central, Ariz., 5 mem
hers; Bowie, z; Swansea, II; mem
sbers at large. 1.
The Montana State Office was burn
ed out few days ago, fortunately
without serious loss, except in the
way Of delay and hindrance. in the
work: State Secretary Kriger reports
nine locals with a total Of fifty-four
members organized during the month
of September.
The new edition of "Shrould Social
ism be Crushed" is now on the press,
and the first delivery Of the same has
been made at the National office. Or
Aers have already begun to come in,
I'm response to the announcement re
Gently made. Local Portchester, N.
r., which evidently knows a good
thing when 1t sees it, sends in an or
der for one thousand copies. Other
locals should follow suit. There is
nothing better particularly to hand to
trade ulionists. Price, 1000 copies,
prepaid, $1,000; 100 for $3.50; single
Eeopies, 10c. Address, National Office,
Socialist party, Ill North Market ST.,
Chicago.
Assignments Of National Organic.
ers and Lecturers: May Beals, Ten.
neesee; Prudence Stokes Brown, Call
kOrnia; Thomas L. Buie, So. Carolina;
5ohn C. Chase, Nebraska; VIM. L.
Carver, Missouri; Mary L. Geffs, Arr
zona; H. F. Kendall, No. Carolina;
FL. G. Rawls. Mississippi; w. C. Seig-
Ter, Florida; W. 3. Snow. Idaho; ],
E. Snyder, The South; e. J. SduieH
delaware; Ethel Whitehead, Kansas;
Nellie M9 Zeh, Minnesota.
Election Returns.
The Office of the Socialist National
Campaign Committee will be open all
night on election day, November 9TH.
Comrades are requested to wire re-
turns prepaid. Wires will be sent col
lect to locals or papers who file writ
Item requests In advance and guaran
Stee telegraph tolls.
The report Of socialist Day, 0ctoS
ber 18th, show that the organization
lis unified, militant body and knows
hoW to work together for a great
cause. From the Atlantic to the Paci-
nc meetings were held, composed of
thronging thousands in some cases,
and the few and faithful in other To-
I<3califiaa The cheering messages of