The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-10-24

Standard Oil company of New jersey .
Frederic N. Watriss, counsel, Yaqui
Delta Land & Water company. H
The kind of American rights in
Mexico which are protected NAV be +
guessed from these officially publish
ed titles. The manner of the protec
ton is indicated in this, which the
associations bulletin reprints from a
Wilmington (Del) paper:
10 be compelled to thrash Mexico
into submission by the full employ /
ment of our military and naval
strength must be most regrettable,
but it is difficult to see how such a
| course can be honorably avoided.
WOMAN HITS MILITARISM
These modern women seem to thing
that political jobs are to be used for
advancing political ideals-or else the /
| jobs are not worth holding.
Miss Florence Allen, assistant coun-
ty prosecutor of Cleveland, O., and !
woman member of the Democratic
national committee for Ohio, has re-
signed from the national committee |
because of the administrations flip
flop on the issue Of universal mill |
tary training. She became member
of the national committee, when New
ton D. Baker of Cleveland, secretary
| of war, was an anti-universal train
ing advocate. Bakers introduction of
the universal niilitarism bill was too
much for her.
while we were at war | favored
the draft" she wrote Chairman Ho-
mer S. Cummings. "Now that the
armistice has been signed | am I'M
alterably opposed to the continuance
Of the system. Having lost brother
in action in France, feel perhaps an
intensified opposition to the system
on CONSUMPTION, which, as established
in Prussia, in my opinion, induced
the world war"
: During her private law practice,
) Miss Allen often represented the or
gained working women of Cleveland
, IN disputes with employers.
| AMBASSADOR DIMES FARMER
T Charles H. Barrett, national head
: of the Farmers union, took time off
from his duties as a member of the
: presidents industrial conference, the
: other evening, to dine with Sir Ed
s ward Grey, the temporary British am
: bassador.
T It seems that Barrett, while he
J was in Europe last winter, arranged
Y for an international congress of agri-
e culture to be held in Dublin. The
Y British government is determined
that Barrett shall move that congress
away from Ireland. where Sir Horace
O Plunkett, high in anti-British councils
8 would be it's leading figure. That
n the reason for the British ambassa-
Il doris paying for a meal for Barrett
d and for good press notices Of the
j. event.
d Thus far Barrett has not announced
$. any change in his plans. II he does
,e ANYTHING it will probably be to can
le eel the whole affair.
q PACKERS USING WOMEN
One of the latest packer lobbying
,e schemes is called the Women's Ma
n tional Economy Committee, at 2.
., West Seventeenth street, New Yorl
j. City. 1t is sending out circulars tt
1e women's clubs, urging women tt
at solve the high cost of food by care
re full economy in their homes and b!
as writing letters to congress Opposing
at the Anderson Kenyon bill for control
lv ling the profits of the meat packers
d. A BUSINESS LEGION
n Stanley King, assistant to the sec
,el retary of war, authorizes and clrcu
lates, at public expense, nice lon
MS press story on the Legion OF Patr
at Office Employers" invented by Colon
er Arthur Woods, who until recently wa
,nl in charge of securing jobs for di'
ms cna.gcd veterans.
"a This legion is to consist OF tnoS
of employers who have received, upo
their own request, the "Ofilclal Clt;
ton" This, according to King, IS
,er handsome document inscribed WI
,od the seal of the United States and el
ral crossed in the name of those emplo.
ers who put themselves down IN /, W.T.
ial ing as having agreed to 'gladiy I
nv employ everybody who former
I'M. worked with them and left to ser
ate in the army or navy in the gre
err war; oo
mo have received these official cltatlo
bod for re-employing their former Wor
md nrs One of them wrote the 9
'os nartment that: eve realize that WI
,os- the coming years such docume
nly will not only be of great moral val
me. to our business, but will possess
All advertising advantage that VIII
of estimable benefit
hat No requirements are mace as
edit wages, conditions or any OF the II
arv damental rights of the workers IN
to affair. Willingness to offer JOBS,
the the employers own terms, IS suiIlci'
M nroof of distinguished patnotlS
,trv The steel trust is eligible.