... SOCIALIST PIONEERS Unveiling of Photographs at a Burnley Club. A series of interesting events took place at the Smirttiwaite-stlect Clarion Club, On Saturday last, when Councillor Rippon unveiled enlarged photographs the late* Mr. H. M. Hyndmsn, Mr, D ...

... THE SOCIALIST CURE. Mr. H. E. J: Camps said there were two great parties in this country which were hoping cure the evils which existed. One hoping cure constitutional means with the hope of restoring our prosperity, and the other, was hoping to cure ...

... The Socialist Amendment staff 9 r Cripps, the former » ocialist Solicitor-General, moved what is called reasoned amendment, and which amounted really to new Kin* s Speech on purely Socialistic lines. It suggested various points of policy ranging from ...

... THE SOCIALISTS' EFFORT. The only meeting held far behalf any the candidates, at the forthcoming election Guardians, was that furtherance the candidature of the Socialist nominees on Sunday evening, and if the measure of support likely to extended the ...

... THE SOCIALIST LEAGUE Tin' ' a' i-1 I. i■ig i * ha-- iiW l.e-m ■P•■'Llb-.•R•; niu ...

... because would huh fata] the Socialist purpose* the Labour Government has been entrusted with power. ' As matter of fact, the Labour has not been entrusted with powerfor .Socialist purposes '' at all. nor i? the Party itself Socialistic tlie Marxian sense. As ...

... CANNOT BE SOCIALISTS.'' Conference Advfee to Catholic Trades Unionists. ..n A resolution declaring that a Roman Catholic could not -ha Socialist Mid that the labour Party became Socialist Party in passed at a conference of. the Confederation held Sheffield ...

... SOCIALIST POLICY What is the foreign policy the Socialist and what is the foreign policy of the .Social Democrat? the Nationalisation might brought about autocracy. might be plausibly argued that autocracy might bring it about more quickly than we could ...

... SOCIALISTS AND THE WAR Mr. H. Hvndman, who gave an address the opening the new premises the Slaithwaite Socialist Club oil Saturday last, do*, dared that there Were horrors of peace as welfc as horrors! of war. After the present war wa» over, said, the ...

... business lines. (Hear, beer.) The Socialists had no regard the size the rates, and acknowledged much. In that sense congratulated the electors Ward on their choice that day, and hoped that they would keep Socialists (dear of'that ward. (Hear, hear.) ' ...

... THE SOCIALIST RUPTURE. The split at the Socialist Conference at Salford, on Sunday, was probably not altogether unexpected. It is certainly not likely to cause a flutter in any responsible quarter. At the same time, it if not without significance in these ...

... SOCIALIST INVASION, S.D.F. National Conference aj Burnley, WEEK-END ARRANGEMENTS. All the arrangeme jrial Conference for the S.D.F. Burnley this week-end are ir Labour Correspond -6 St. James the president;a. Mi. F. Montague, M.P. the S.D.F. Lend up to ...