United labor bulletin., 1912-02-08

:. hose who desire TO communicate with
tt,a Socialists and thus it will allow any
o,a Who NAV be interested to write 10 b
those nersons who desire to get IN com
municaticn For that reason the lor
lowing names and addresses are puo
lished: -. c,,-
waiter Hurt, 2232 Kenton street, Gin Z
c;nnati O.. does not state the object
pell Mitchell, Helmetta, N. j., Is pc
pairing to issue some Socialist cam. n
matter, he says.
las. Soler. Wheeling, w. Va, says no
is ready to furnish souvenir campaign
matters. in the line of watch fobs
Cbas Bierman, GIG Cedar street, MUS
catine. Ia, asking assistance IN the cam cam
paign funds or defense fund lor on ..
q Wilson. Socialist member OF the
citv council and business agent OF the
button workers union, now on strike.
frank ID Warren, 1906 Park avenue,
Colorado Springs, is endeavoring 10 start
n Socialist periodical and wants the
names of any Socialists.
Ben S. Henry, 623 State street, Scneh-
ectady, n. Y, business manager OF inc
Citizen of that place. says he has plans
to further the cause, but does not s'a0e
what it is. ...
The intercollegiate Socialist Society
desires the names and addresses OF the
local secretaries. Address 100 west
Fortieth street, New York, n. Y. 1t does
not state the purpose.
Josephine Bates, 354 Pinewood street.
Toledo, O., says that organization mas
referendum to propose and wants the
names OF the four largest locals in the
state.
j. ]. Nickel, 12S Mechanic street,
Watertown, n Y. wants to sell tickets
on a rattle for an automobile.
Louis Kopelin. the Socialist CORE
spondent in Washington. ID. c.. at 425 Il
street. wants the names for The Ma.
tional Socialist. n new periodical started
there.
w, w. Passage, All Adelphi street.
Brooklyn n. Y, wants the names. be-
cause he has a pamphlet on incentive
Under Socialism to sell at cents retail
or $500 per hundred.
The Light Publishing Co, GIG EasS
One Hundred and Eighty-frst street,
New York. desires the names OF school
teachers, SO as to send sample copies OF
The Teacher. which is periodical pub
lished by that company.
The Social Reform Press. 154 East
Twenty-third street. New York. desires
the names because 1t is publishing
periodical for reform In opposition to
revolution. The periodical Is called
'The Common Cause.
Chas II. Kerr d Co. 1ls West Kinzie
street, Chicago, desires the names OF tne
secretaries, SO as to sell them literature
which they are publishing.
Comrade John c. Chase was sent TO
Alaska. so he could not come TO Colo
RADIO as advertised before. Howard II.
Caldwell OF California, filled date at
Denver. with great satisfaction to the
Socialists there.
Henry T. Jones, alias "Silas Hood" OF
Milwaukee. was dated for lectures at
La Junta and Denver. but have had no
information whether he is alive or not,
but he failed to appear.
Carl Legien OF Germany. secretary OF
the Trades Unions and member of the
Socialist party in Germany. VIII deliver
lectures In the United States for about
eleven weeks. For dates and terms ad
dress State AEitation committee 2i3
East Eighty-fourth street. New York.
Giuseppe Bcrtclh. editor Of the italian 4
weekly periodical In Chicago. Will pass
through Colorado 10 California and wv
deliver lectures 20 the Italians II de-
sired The state secretary has written
for terms.
Rev Maurice r. Murphy OF Pueblo.
who has quit the pulpit. as n prcachSr.
Is ready TO talk Socialism at any place
where he Is desired. at the cost OF rail-
road fare and local entertainment.