The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-05-27

Mrs. O'Hare, sent to prison as re-
suit of local political frane-up by
calloused and prejudiced Federal
Judge, because Of hatred inspired by
her work against war, and then par
doned by a hardened president, be-
cause even he could not endure the
ipnonimous stain by which her inl-
prisonment soiled the "Old Flag" and
the American traditions Of free
speech, and last winter, entertained
at Washington, D. c., by the Presi-
dents own daughter, Mrs. VIM. Nc
| Adoo, and received by other mem
bers of his cabinet, will speak at Plen-
tywood, Tuesday, June 18th, deliver
| ING her famous lecture: Crime and
Criminals" She will be greeted by
the largest audience ever congregated
in this city.
! Mrs. ,O'Hare is well known here.
Chastened by her prison experience,
driven by her love for mankind 20 do
something real, she has given up her
political work and is devoting her
wonderful talents and broad and deep
| svnnpathies to the unfortunate mem
bers of society who are in the pris-
ons.
Mrs. O'Hare will speak at Plenty
wood, Tuesday, June Williston,
Monday. June 18th; Wolf Point, We'd
nesday. June 18th; and at Circle, Nc
| Cone county, Thursday, June 10th.
"CRIME AND CRIMINALS
The lecture, "CRIME AND GRIM
lTNALS' is a scientific discussion Of
the problems of individual CRIME ana
legal punishment, and an analysis OF
the double standard of morals, apply
| ing to individuals and to governments.
| This address is the result OF Mrs.
O'Hare's 'frst-hand experience Win
lpresent methods OF punishment lor
crime and her intensive study OF
criminology, psychology and penolo-
gy, in the light OF economic and So
cial science.
In her Investigations Mrs. O'Hare
has come in contact with many pr1s-
ON officials, and has visited Leading
penal institutions, and has had the
assistance of the foremost penoio-
gists and scientific men in America.
During the eleven months since hel
release Mrs. O'Hare has traversed
thirty states, and has reached hund-
reds of thousands Of people botf
through her lectures and through he1
books and articles. AS result many
measures are being proposed and pu,
| into effect for the amelioration Of
lbarbaric prison conditions. Both led
eral and state officials are publicly an.
nouncing changes in line with he1
suggestions. Sweeping changes art
promised in federal prisons and al
least one state prison is to be com
pletelv reorganized. Hundreds o.
able and influential individuals ant
MANY organizations of various poll
Itical and religious affiliation, are co
Generating with Mrs. O'Hare.
"CRIME AND CRIMINALS, wa
delivered twenty-five times IN South
ern cities during the month OF April
Every meeting was a success educa
t;onallv. and financially. Every com
mittee asked for return date. Ev
erv audience was enthusiastic an.
unanimous in approval of the worl
being done by Mrs. O'Hare. Wit
lone or two exceptions the local news
napers gave full and fair reports an
approval. The tour closed with meet
ings before the North Church Forum
Cleveland, Ohio, and at Oberlin, Ohio
(before an audience composed OF Tar
uItv members and students of Obel
lin College.
Rumors that any organization II
terferes IN any way with the success
lof these lectures are >unfounded.
S ACCOMPANIED BY DAUGHTER
AS this Northwest trip occurs du1
inp vacation time, Miss kathlee
O'Hare. who will be fifteen years ol
= her next birthday, will travel wit
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