El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-21
ROUGH ARM IS
THREATENING
Rotarians Told Bolshevik-
ism Now Needs Only
Cooperative Sympathy.


There arc three classes OF people
in all civilizations, the nobility. the
burgeoise and the lowest, real de-
mocracy resting on the shoulders Of
the middle class and on them depends
the future OF nations" said Prof. A.
H. Hughey. principal speaker at the
Rotary luncheon Thursday at the
sheldon hotel. An OF US have seen
the picture that shows a gilded ball
room where richly gowned women
and their escorts are dancing on mar
BILE floors, rough, gnarled, muscu-
lar arm breaking up through the
floor a number Of the lowest class
threatening from beneath We prob
ably represent the middle class. but
the rough hand is breaking through
the floor under rs and threatening
always The lowest class, the Boil
sheFiki in Russia, that has destroyed
the support Of the nobility and made
anarchy prevalent, that now seriously
threatens Germany. and is ever pres
ent even in the United States. France
and England. Bolsheviki means I
want more and its representatives,
DO not seem to care how they get It
We shall probably hear more of IL in
this country and it is necessary that
We provide ways and means Of rid
ding ourselves Of the class.
Violence Won't Do.
Universal education provides the
only remedy We cannot get rid OF
the Bolsheviki by physical suppress
sion; 1t must be done by sympathetic
cooperation A policy OF violence
viii serve to increase rather than
diminish this class. Vocational edu- !
cation seems TO hold out a star Of
hope"
To Boost FL PaEo Song.
President c. A Martin called the /
meeting to order. The minutes showed /
that at a meeting Of the directors. it |
H. aIrlHH
Paso Is Calling You" be sent to each 1
one Of the 432 Rotary clubs in this /
country, which recommendation was 1
adopted
President Martin read a letter from 4
H H Cross. in the matter OF urg-
ing congress TO adopt compulsory /
military training. Rabbi Martin lie
lonka moved that the next meeting /
be devoted to a discussion OF the j
principle OF compulsory military
training. and Joe Segau moved as
substitute that a committee be ap-
pointed in accord with Mr. Cross
letter and the matter be after
wards discussed. which was car
ried. The committee, appointed by
president Martin. consisted of P. E.
Thede. chairman, Martin Zielonka and
o. J Binford.
War Department Asks Data.
A letter from the war department
was read by president Martin asking
that Rotary send photographs show
ing the assistance that the local club
had given TO all war work The pres
ident appointed a committee COM
posed OF J. A Krakauer. chairman;
r. J. Tighe. and Ed Sanders to col
lect all Information and photographs
IN the matter for the war department |
Jack p. Sheehan, secretary, read a
letter from Henderson, Ky. Rotary
asking for Information as TO the part
that this club had taken in the re-
cent socalled cleanup Of the city,
and his humorous ren1V
To Have Liberty Day.
The president read a letter from
T. s Reed, district governor OF Rotary,
suggesting that this club add its in
1luence towards having November II
made international Liberty day.
which letter was referred TO the di-
rectors, and also announced at the |
request Of the chamber OF commerce :
that the revival dinner Of the cham :
her VIII be held at the Sheldon hotel :
Monday evening and that the French q.
orchestra viii give a concert in Lib
ertv han Wednesday evening =
Alba Il. Warren, former president
Of the Galveston Rotary, was intro
duced as new member. Mr. Warren
stated that il was hard to break the
ties OF friendship in Galveston, but
hardest OF all those formed BY way y
OF the Rotary club. H. B. Mcdowell. n
q new member. was introduced by / Il
Robert krakauers who requested that =
= r. stiles read the new member the q
code Of ethics OF the club. /
Dead Are Remembered
The committee appointed at the last
meeting on resolutions Of respect for
the dead members. reported and their
standing in silence Robert Krakauer ,
read the resolutions on Baby Zielonka:
c. H Finley on Mrs. Claiborne Ad- II
ans, and Al Fegan on T. B. Hens
Rabbi zielonka announced that DR.. d
T. T pevine would speak at 3 D. m. Sun &
day before the Woman's clue on Re d
adjustments After the War under [
the auspices OF the Woman's club and C
The Associated Charities. It is free. a
Meet Next Wednesday.
The meeting next week was changed '
10 Wednesday instead Of Thursday, by S
general consent on account Of Thurs p
day being Thanksgiving
Delaud Furnishes Music.
President Martin announced that y
Prof George Deland. Of the high
school. would have charge Of the en- a
tertainment and would introduce two y
young girls from the high school who T
would furnish the music Prof De- =
land introduced Miss Dorothy Wal T
drons Who gave two numbers on the s
violin. and Miss Edith Bigham, who u
favored the Rotarians with two selec-
ions on the cornet
Among the guests At the luncheon D
we're T. H. Wilson, Of Maria, Texas: G
Russell 3. Howell. OF Albuquerque. n L
-l-s l. b ration, OF Wampuu. Wis, >
Ar. Helfin. state insurance examiner: h
P b A. Laneau. Santa Fe, insurance f
Examiner; ". ". Scott Denver, state Il
Insurance examiner. and C. ". Wof- S,
ford Of FL Paso. P
Universal Training. d
Capt Milo Warner. Of Ohio. who Is h
back from the French front recover n
ing from wounds sustained in the q
American drive at Chateau Thierry. a a
guest Of julius Lorentzen. was intro =
duced and warmly applauded- He said =
II America is going to take up uni =
Versal military training, it should be =
done in the right way. Don't train -
a boy month a year and call that
training" he said You might as ~
well give him a months lesson a year, n
in stenography and expect him to be a Il
good stenographer when he is needed. d
4 have served in the Ohio nationali
guard and have seen much Of national c.
guard work. Much money has been b
wasted in training national guards A
men; much OF it was spent to good e.
purposes"
Capt Warner is married to an FL u
Paso girl. Dorothy Bennett. c;
James A. Dick, a director Of Rotary. -
was reported I'll at his home, on Mon r
tana street. with influenza. and Mrs
T0fnl- q -sar- .