Object

To further the interests of the Central Labour College, for working men and women, at London, and to assist in the formation of similar institutions elsewhere, all of these institutions to be controlled by the organized Labour bodies.

Methods

The holding of an Annual Meet: the issuing of a monthly Magazine, the pages of which shall be open to any proposed application of reason to human problems: and the formation of Local Branches to promote the object of the League, and for the study of Social Questions, History, and Economics-from the working-class standpoint.

Membership

All Students (R. C. and C. L. C.), past and present (Resident and Corresponding) and Sympathizers are eligible for membership

Each Member shall pay 1/- a year towards the Central Fund for general expenses in connexion with the Annual Meet, &c.

Management

An Executive of five members elected annually, and the Editor of Magazine, who shall be responsible as to publication and meets, &c.

The Magazine shall be 2d. per copy, 24d. post free.

Subscriptions payable in advance: Quarterly 7 d., Half Yearly 1/3, Yearly 2/6

The Sixth Annual Meet will be held in London (Bank Holiday), August, 1914

G. SIMS, Secretary-Treasurer

To whom all P.O's should be made payable

13 Penywern Road, Earls Court,

London, S.W.

By KARL MARX.

Capital, Vol. I., 4/-; Vol. II., 6/-; Vol III., 6/-
Critique of Political Economy, 2/9
The Poverty of Philosophy, 2/9

18th Brumaire of L. Bonaparte, 1/7
Revolution and Counter-Revolution, 1/7
The Civil War in France, paper, 10d.
Value, Price, and Profit, 1/7; paper, 4d.
Wage-Labour and Capital, Id.

Ancient Society-Researches in the Lines of Human Progress from Savagery through Barbarism to Civilization. By LEWIS H. MORGAN LL.D., 570 pp. 4/6.

2/9 each

The Positive Outcome of Philosophy by J. DIETZGEN
Philosophical Essays by J. DIETZGEN

Essays on History by PROF. ANTONIO LABRIOLA

The Physical Basis of Mind and Morals by M. H. FITCH The Theoretical System of Marx by L. B. BOUDIN Landmarks of Scientific Socialism by ENGELS.

1/7 each

Evolution, Social and Organic by ARTHUR M. LEWIS
Ten Blind Leaders of the Blind

Vital Problems in Social Evolution

The Origin of the Family, &c. by FREDRICH ENGELS
The Roots of the Socialist Philosophy

Memoirs of Karl Marx by LIEBKNECHT

Ethics and History by KAUTSKY

The Class Struggle

Social and Philosophical Studies by LAFARGUE

The Evolution of Property

1/2

Anarchism and Socialism by PLECHANOFF

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Executive and Officers of "Plebs" League:

SECRETARY-TREASURER

GEORGE SIMS

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

J. CLATWORTHY, 74 Heavitree Road, Plumstead, S. E.
G. HICKS, 16 Joubert Street, Battersea, S.W.
W. G. E. PRATLEY, 3 Cranham Terrace, Oxford
T. REES, 126, Parkdale Road, Plumstead, S.E.
J. REYNOLDS, 13 Penywern Road, Earl's Court, S.W.

ORGANIZERS

NOAH ABLETT, 44 Glanville Street, Mardy, Glam.

J. ARMSTRONG, 12 Sinkers' Row, Cambois, Blyth, Northumberland
G. W. BROWN, 112 Bishop's Road, Bishopston, Bristol
FRED BURGESS, 47 Clonbrock Road, Stoke Newington, London, N.
W. L. Cook, 41 Philip Street, Blaenavon, Mon.

EDWARD GILL, 83 Queen Street, Abertillery, Mon.

T. P. KEATING, 102 Clarendon Road, Luton, Beds.
J. LEACH, 15 Church Street, Bolton

R. MELL, 54 Carlton Street, Hull

J. PARKS, II Tulip Street, Prudhoe-on-Tyne, Northumberland
F. B. SILVESTER, 8 Evelyn Street, Sparkhill, Birmingham
W. STEWART, 195 New Lodge Road, Belfast
CHARLES WATKINS, 3 Laverack Street, Richmond Road,
Handsworth, Sheffield

G. W. WATSON, 4 Macroom Road, Paddington, W.
W. M. WATSON, Weston Cottages, Cowdenbeath, Fife