Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-07-04
SOCIALIST NEWS
weekly BulIetin.)


Wash, has ordered one thousand
copies of ''The Usurped Power of the
Courts"
Every local in the country might
well follow this example.
Next to showing the people what
Socialism is, the greatest need is to
show them the false foundation on
which the courts have built their
power. When a person once realizes
that this power is not sacred, but
only an impudent usurpation, it does
not take long to land him in the party
which stands for the abolition of this
and all other usurpations of power and
privilege.
The rear cover of the book is de-
voted to the subject why you should
Join the Socialist Party" 1t also bears
the address of the National office and
requests the reader to send for a price
list of Socialist literature.
Price, prepaid, 1000 copies for $25.
100 for $500; 50 for $1.75; rs for 81;
single copy, DC
Address, National Office, Socialist
Party, Ill North Market street, Chi
cago.
misunderstanding Corti, of the
Italian section, is routing an Italian
organizer, Vincenza Vacirca, Through
the state of Illinois. His dates are as
follows: July 1, Laid, Ill; 2, Mark;
3, Taft; 5, 6, Z, 8, 9, and 10, Sanga-
mon county.
South Carolina has wheeled into the
column of organized states, a state
charter having been granted by the
National Executive Committee at its
recent meeting. " referendum vote
of the state membership, VIM. Eber-
hard, of Charleston, has been elected
State Secretary, and ]. A. Royal, of
Columbia, as national committeeman.
A state ticket has also been nomi-
mated as follows: For governor, R. B.
Britton, Charleston; for lieutenant
governor, ]. C. Inabinet, Newberry;
for secretary .of state, p. l. Rawl, Lex
ington; for comptroller general, ]. F.
Link, Leesville; for attorney general,
John A. Mette, Columbia; for state
treasurer, ]. W. s Pigler, Spartanburg
for supt. of agriculture, c. W. Thomp-
son, Reevesville; for railroad commits
:.1. n d Nbor1oc Do11ar. for nrpSi.
Dental electors, C. A. Green, Spartan
burg; l. N. Moody, Greenville; j. c.
Raborn, Greenwood; E. W Pack, Pied
mont; j. F. Creighton, Columbia; C.
M. Newman, Charleston; John c.
Gibbs, Georgetown; F. K. Knight, Gas
ton; and D. H. Mclaughlin Jefferson
This leaves only Delaware, Alaska
and the insular and isthmian posses
sions unorganized. Alaska already has
enough locals, and will be organized
as soon as it's vast distances and diff
cult means of communication will per
nit. Delaware has almost enough.
The National Office has been author
lied to sell stefeopticon machines fol
the use of lecturers in giving illustrat
ed lectures, and can now furnish the
Victor tSereopticon machine for $42.5(
delivered
The "Victor" is made of aluminium
making it light and easily carried. Al
though the machine is small, it does
the work of the large, heavy machines
1t can be focused from any position
and distinctly shows pictures over u
feet. The outfit includes case ant
rheostat. This machine is for use will
electrical power only, but the maker
promise to furnish an acetylere at
tachment in the near future, price o
which will be announced later.
Address National Office, Socialis
Party, Ill N. Market street, Chicago
It is hoped that the National offic'
will also be able to furnish stereopti
con slides soon, the National Execu
tive Committee having appointed
committee to prepared list of them
Until further announcement, partie
wanting slides should address S. Libe'
ty, 1882 Crontona Park, E., New York
The attention of locals and branche
is again called to the fact that tn
National office can not count second
of referendums unless the number 0
good standing members IS stated.
The National Office is now prepare
to furnish distribution envelopes t
all locals, branches and comrades WI
want to engage in the house to hous
distribution of pamphlets. The enve
lope is five and one-half inches b,
eight and one-half inches in size, larg
. enough to contain any ordinary fv
cent pamphlet. The plan is to put
five cent pamphlet in each envelop
and distribute them from house t