Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-10-31
:. SOCIALIST NEWS ).

tcount of stock and discovered that
the books might then be closed even.
But orders for tons of free literature
were on file to fill, which would insure
r. considerable deficit in the funds.
The committee realized that the years
have been spent in creating this de-
mand and that the special. function
OF the party is to educate tie workers
The committee boldly chose its course
and decided to supply the demand and
face the deficit. Are you with us TO
wipe out that deficit? Send contribu-
lions to the Socialist National Cam
paign Committee, Chicago, Ill.
Presidential Candidates.
Debs-Oct. rs, Columbus. O.: Oct.
"a, Cincinnati, o.; Oct. %, Grand
Rapids, Mich: Oct. 20, Milwaukee,
F; Wis; Oct. 80, Minneapolis, MINI.
Oct. 81 Sheboygan. Wis; Nov. l.,
Canton, H.; Nov. z, Chicago, Ill; Nov.
3, Belleville, ILL.,; Nov. 8, East st.
Louis Ill; Nov. 3, st. Louis, Mo-; Nov.
4, Terre Haute, Ind.
Seidel-Qct 26, Trinidad, Cola.
Oct. ~, 70, Denver, Colo; Oct. 20, en-
route; Oct. 80, Springfield, ILL.,. Oct.
81, Granite City, H.; Nov. /, Saginaw.
Mich; Nov. 2, Detroit. Mich; Nov.
8; East Chiaego, Ind.;;5 Nov. 8, Milwau-
kee- Wis; Nov. 4, Superior, Wis.
National Campaign Speakers.
| George R. Kirkpatrick, Oct. 26.
Sheridan, Wyo.;; 81, Alliance, Neb.:
Oct. 28. Hastings, Neb.; 20, Omaha
Neb.; 80 Des Moines, Ia; 81, Water
loo Ia; Nov. 1, Davenport, Ia; 2 Ft.
Wayne, Ind; 8, Cleveland. o.; 4,
Dan Hogan-Oct. rs, unassigned;
~, Ashland, KY; 20, Huntington, w.
Va; 29. New Albany, Ind; 80, enroute
q, Carthage, Mo-; Nov. IA Girard,
Kansas.
Geo. II. Goebel-Oct. Gath to Nov.
9th, State of Arizona.
John Collins-Oct. 22nd to Nov.
Under direction State Secretary of
Michigan.
Luella Twining 26, Vincennes,
Ind; ~, Terre Haute, 1881, unassigp,
ed.
Walter ]. Millard-Oct. 26. Winne.
mucca' New; 27-2S, Ely, New; 80,
!HocK Springs, Wyo.; 81, en- route:
NOV. I, Lincoln, Neb.; 2, Kansas CITY,
Ind. -. t ihau'e
Caroline A. ,Lowe-oet. "a, Provo
Utah; n, enroute; %, Grand Junction
Solo.; zS-S9. en- route; 81, Kansas
eaty, MO-; Nov. 8. Omaha, Neb.
Florence Wattles-oct. 26, Mason
Fly iowa; II, Charles City; %
MaIeTleo; ~, Oelwein, 80, Cedar
Rapids; 81, Clinton; Nov. 1, Dubuone
z, vacant; g. Elwood, Ind; 4, Muncie
Ind.
woman's National Committee.
Dear Comrades:
Questions Pending.
Result OF motion /, by Simons:
SnaH the iWoman's National Commit.
tee continue it's support of The Pro.
gress1Ye Woman in the organization OF
q stock company? is: yes, Berger
brewer, Carr, Lewis, Simons, Twin,
ing; no, Branstetter. Motion carried
Result OF motion II, by Simons: j
move that the National Woman's Cor
respondent be instructed to use every
possible effort to further the organiza.
non OF ne sock company of The
Progressive Woman. Yes, Berger
brewer, Carr, Lewis, Simons, Twin.
ing; no, Branstetter. Motion carried
Nominations TO fraternal delegate to
the National Suffrage Convention
closed October 81. Berger and Bran
stetter were nominated.
Since Comrade Berger has declined
the nomination. this leaves Winnie e.
Branstetter the only nominee.
i New Business,
Local Cook County has printed the
Berger Leaflet in the enclosed form.
Would it not be advisable for us to
duplicate 1t when our present stock
OF this leaflet is exhausted.
Comrade Simons' address to Wo.
men should not go out of print at the
close OF the campaign. It should be
reprinted by the Woman,s National
Committee as regular party pamph.
let with the name of the writer at
tached. -,
Organizers.
Ethel Whitehead: Kansas. Reports
committees organized at Caldwell
Wellington, Neodesha and New Alb.
any.
i Nellie M. Zeh, Minnesota. :
1 Press Service.
The following special press articles
have been submitted through the Wo
mans Department to the National of
flee Propaganda Press Service and
have been sent out to the Socialist
A press: An Open Letter y 10 Jane
I Addan1s, by Lena Morris Lewis; Why
Should Women Vote, by John w. Ben
nett; To the Miners Wife, by Bertha
Hale Brown; Give Her Chance, by
Carl D. Thompson. !
/ Following is a letter from Mrs.
4 Frances w. Munds chairman of the
Arizona Suffragge Association:
my dearMrs. Branstetter:
Il received the literature sent to-
day and am more than grateful for it.
Our campaign has been of such short
1 duration thatzw have had to1-rely
| greatly on literature and so your dona-
ton just suits us.
We are confident of winning this
time, and I know you will be glad for
US. The Socialists are lending valiant
service in this campaign.
Yours for victory,
fSiRnHd1 fFranpis w MuuIH -