El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-19
NJ bride
To SPEAK HERE
Famous Public Defender
of Pittsburg to Talk at
Temple Mount Sinai.

Rollo Mcbride, public defender OIL
Pittsburg. one OF the most famous 4
men Of the country. VIII he the Gucssi
Of Fl Paso Thursday evening and viii
speak at Temple At Sinai
MI. Mcbride is brought here by I'll
Paso Rotary and his address Will be
free. Through the courtesy of the
CONGREGATION Of Temple NJ. Sinai,
through Arthur A. Kline. president,
the handsome new temple auditorium
IS offered free for the lecture Ro-
tary is paying the expenses Of bring
ing the lecturer here
This is the final numJer OF the ed
r7ca tiouaI course which Rotary con-
tracted for and is being given Iree TO
the public as q holiday compliment
II is only through the courtesy Of the
+empIe CONGREGATION that this is pos
sible It costs Rotary 500 10 bring
Mr. Mcbride here. and this rNe was
secured through contracting Tor an
entire course. Ordinarily Mr. NC
Brides lectures cost an organ lzatloI
$3.50. one dollar is usually charged
for admission to hear him However,
considering the Importance or ms
subject and, wishing 10 give III
! PasOans a. treat with the compliments
/ of Rotary. president Robert hrak auer
I
make no admission charge.
Is n sRecIaimed Product
Is il worth while 20 reclaim ma =
man life, a life warped and distorted
/ by the power Of evil into a carlcature
OF its better self2
/ RolIo Mcbride says Yes
So thoroughly is he convinced tnal
+ Il is worth while that he is freely Civ
1 ing his life TO the work or human
I reclamation: to the restoration OF
hope and confidence In the hearts anu
lives Of men and women VINO nave one
: time fallen by the wayslde.
Himself a reclaimed product OF the
: underworld Mcbride knows better
than most, and from bitter experience
the needs and remedies for an alto
gether appalling SITUATION lie rene
dies are not theories. They are an ap-
plication Of proven goth century
methods. largely originating from ms
T active contact with the conditions 70
be remedied. and now taken INTO ac-
I count wherever a solution Of the pen
ology problem OF our age is under
consideration.
Parting of the Ways Home.
Almost within the shadow or the
western penitentlary OF Pennsy wanna
and the Allegheny county WorknOuse
there stands unique institution The
manager is Rollo Mcbride In order
TO break into this institution, one
must first break into jail. not SO
difficult task. as Mr.. Mcbride points
out. Here the freshly freed ~gradu-
ates'-men who have been ested
tried. convicted and served their time
in prison. first face an opportunity %
secure a supplement Of all their phys
zeal needs. AS a matter OF plain, pro
. sale fact. the unquestioned Necessary
. confronting these men is food. pre-
sentabIe clothes. a place TO sleep ana
employment. Heretofore. it has beer
assumed that they needed 20 b.
talked to-" TO be told 10 "be good,
: and that TO be good was 20 ID
happy"
Rollo Mcbride says No
Reclaiming the Maynard
And he has proved that time eX'
= pired convict needs the hand OF orotn
erbood OF fellowship. Of confidence
p that he needs 20 be treated. not as
: lost sheep" or a bad egg but rs
= man in hard luck, one who has mad
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