The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-06-23
Continued from yesterday

Continued from yesterday
Of its three columns, one lists organizations of such
character the General Federation of Women's Clubs,
the Womens Christian Temperance Union and the Ma
tiona League of Women Voters and the other two list
women who are active both in peace movements and
women's clubs. By connecting them up with their or
ganzations and the organizations with the National
Council for the Prevention of War-a clearing house
for ant-militarist effort-Miss Maxwell of course
proves direct contact with Moscow The naive theory
underlying that proof is that the object Of the whole
pacfist is dsarm the United States the
Boshevks take it. And it is seriously believed by
persons Of the caliber of Miss Maxwell and her military
superiors.
Miss Maxwels attitude is best characterized by the
written by her which appears at the bottom of the
chart, entitled miss Bolsheviki." 1t reads:
Miss Bosheviki has come to town,
With a Russian cap and German gown,
In womens clubs she's to be found,
For she's come to dsarm AMERICA.
She sits in Judgment on Capitol Hill,
And watches the appropriation bill,
And without her OK, it passes-NIL
For she's there to dsarm AMERICA
She uses the movie and lyceum too
And alters textbooks to suit her view
She pirates propaganda from pulpit and pew,
For she's bound to disarm AMERICA.
The male Of the specie has different plan,
He the bomb and the fire brand,
And incites class hatred wherever he can
While she's busy disarming AMERICA.
His special stunt is arousng the mob,
To appropriate and hate and kill and rob-
While she's working on her political job,
AWAKE! AROUSE!l AMERICA!!!
The publication of the chart aroused protests
from the women organizations both for its perverson
and misstatement of facts and its deceptive purpose
Mrs Maude Wood Park chairman of the Women's Joint
Congressional Committee, wrote Secretary of War John
W. Weeks, and committee of women called on him to
demand the charts withdrawal and its Reputation by the
War Department. Mr.. Weeks responded by doing both,
writing to Mrs. Park follows:
with reference to the letter from your committee,
dated April q complaining of the injustice done your
organization by the circulation of chart by subor-
dnate in the War Department, you are informed that
all the charts complained of in the possession Of the
Chemical Warfare Service have been ordered destroyed
General Fries has been directed to inform all persons
that there in the chart and to request their
destruction.
81 regret the charts containing the errors pointed out
the War Department"
Very sincerely,
(Signed) JOHN w WEEKS
Despite the Secretary of Wars action the chart con
nued to be distributed apparently through the agencies
she had prepared It, The chart had appeared in slightly
modified form in the Dearborn Independent" Henry
Fords weekly for March % 1924, with anonymous
article signed "by American Citizen, attacking the
leading womens organizations of the country de-
Tenders equally of pacfsm and Bolshevism Later IN
1924 the New York "World" in series Of articles
posing the marstic activities of General Fries Gen.
eral BoRey and others, told the whole story in detail
It of no Importance go into it here, to mention
the other minor personalities involved
ITO Be Contnued)