El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-03

FL Paso's Chautaucua opened aus
piciously Friday night with a splendid
address on The Riddle Of the Rus
sian Revolution" by DR.. Joseph Clare,
formerly a wei known English pastor
IN Petrograd- The first session was
in Trinity church
DR.. Clare explained that the op-
pressed conditions in Russia were due
TO lack Of advancement and lack OF
Development among the people. The
conditions IN PetrOgrad, which city
vas the center Of the scene he illus
rrated in his address were such that
the people lived in crowded conditions.
ma IN a Istless. indifferent way. aoso-
-llslT Iree from responsibility Lack
OF responsibility, Dr.. Clare pointed
out, was the big charact eristtc in the
ives OF the Russian people, that furtl-
cred the end Of revolution and antag-
ouism 10 progress
eThe Good Father
The trouble In Russia is that the
Russian government Is trying 70 act
the part OF the good father to the peo- !
pie and Il IS hard 10 be a wise father
said Dr.. Clare The attitude of !
good father works out all rirht when I
the people are simple enough. but as Z
soon as they begin to advance and {
start"
Dr. Clare brought out the point that
the trouble in Russia was not due to T
oppression as much as Il was due 10
betrayal The Russian has LOST his
trust IN God. in himself. In his neigh T
Dor and in mankind, he said ANY (.
crime can be committed in Russia +
with tmpunity II there is money E
enough for a bribe- The uo1fCe OF Pms Z
sla VIII stOoD to anything. instead Of e
being ministers OF justice. thev are /:
nedtators OF deceit. he asserted e
Durln- the revolutions the chief OBJ q;
yect OF the people and the soldiers was
r
JAMS courthouses AID anything con
necteo with the courts was the object :
OF destruction during revolution {
Dictatorship Of labor
Bolshevikisnl. he explained. IS mere e
y the dictatorship OF labor The CRY
Is. down with al that is NJ" and aur :
with all that IS down T-7dfz-f71fua5 (
!aoor IS the result Of all the trouble :
re oec ared- The laborer has no re- :
sponsloiiitys and with no sense OF :
rlshr and justice together with hts :
ignorance and lack Of trust trouble Is :
UnsvoldabIe' he said.
Bolshevisn is merely the outcome f=
OF me INDIGNATION Of a starved neon1e z
IS no have been doWntrodden 50 Torr :
lnar they feel Obliged TO assert them z
serves II the United States were z
7TEed Tor TWO years. We would have :
Ten million people died OF rta-vs- II
lion n Russia last winter With such E
conditions. and with not much BRIGHT l=
ness .leaos trouble Is the natural out. IL
Good Concert Procram. ] E
MISS Martha Ellen EcDonou-h sr7 I
1-lss Ehtel II Eagleston introduced +
me program Frfdav evening with f
their clever. roIlicking SONGS and E
readings The quality Of their voices e
IS excellent and their manner OF pre- II
senLlnE their work more than DELIGHT 8
ed the audience Il
Mss McDonough won the audience II
Fltn her presentation OF a reading nc l=
tlrlng a woman at a BARGAIN sale and II
ner encore, II" by Kipling. was efv- II
en- as only an artist can give It Her If
cremation OF child vas de- II
Miss Eagleston sang bezutif171-. Il
aclinE as her own accompanist and E
ner work Of more serious nature Il
mingled with the lighter trend OF Miss II
a-cDonouEh's selections. made q most e
pleasing entertainments II
TouiEhfsg ProEr1u II
80 4onlght the program viii be held IN II
the tent at Virginia and wyoming r
streets beginning at g O'Clock There e
VII be prelude by the Ffllion COM Il
pany and lecture, And Now Wharf, =
~ EDWARD r Trefz. assistant 70 Her r
bert Hoover in the food sdrfnfs+-a- II
ION work. who was sent TO EuroDe in Il
tsl8 70 investigate the food conditions Il
IN france, Belgium and ENGLAND IF