Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-09
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independence by legalizing her off
spring out of marriage, educating
the child in governmental institu-
tons which will instill into his
mind the same ideals, from in
fancy"
Socialism Against Religion.
The Russian bolshevists do not
construct, they destroy, says Mr..
Goldstein; they attack every de-
partment of human activity. that
is why the United States has not
recognized them. When the colo
NAL settlers rebelled against King
George, they turned about and
went constructively about their
business. II Ireland We're unmo-
Tested by England she would go
constructively about her business,
but the socialist is against capital,
because it is capital whether hon
estly employed and gained or not
Socialism is against religion, he
states, because it supports princi-
pies which the Christian religion
abhors, and which are destructive
TO the best social order of the
world. Many persons who think
they are socialists, Mr.. Goldstein
says are in reality ignorant OF the
real principles professed by the
order. Mr.. Goldstein will answer
any and all questions which may
be put to him. And he will give
every one the consideration and
courtesy which characteriZes MS
manner.
Believes In Unions.
Mr.. Goldstein believes that there
should be more property owners.
That this would be the wisest
economic measure possible. he
believes in unions, because there
are many employers who would
not pay their employees living
wage unless forced to do so. He
denounces, however, such a union
az the Amalgamated Clothing
Makers union, which is a purely
socialistic organization. Mr. Gold
stein speaks in twenty-five cities
month. He came from Santa re,
where he spoke Friday night, and
was before that in Las Vegas ana
Colorado cities. When he is una
BILE to get hall he speaks on the
street or from an automobile.
He is a Hebrew, Boston He
brew, and he is campaigning
through the south like a Christian
apostle of old. His name is DAVID
Goldstein. For years he was an
active, a vehement socialist. Kari
Marx was his idol; the materiailstle
of history which, N
crude phrase, simply means that
man is an animal who has some
how escaped the original zoo, was
mental guide. lie soap
boxed on street corners and raised
general cain with things as they
are. He ran for mayor of Boston
on the socialist ticket, and, OF
course. was sorcly defeated. for
Boston has no room in its parks
for busts of Karl Marx.
Suddenly, in mid-career, Cold
stein had the time saving notion 81
asking himself where, exactly ne
was at and where, probably, ne
was going. 1t ended by his renlln-
citation of political socialism. ne
joined the knights of Columbus
and volunteered as worker in the
X. of C. campaign against organ
ized radical eXtremism.
That was ten years ago. since
that time Goldstein has Travelled
hither and yon lecturing by day
by night, in theaters, in barns, diS-
suading the young idea from the
fallacies that plagued his own
youth.
He has addressed millions of per-
sons. With Peter w. Collins, the
well-known industrial expert, also
a Bostonian, and DR.. James ).
Walsh, he has formed the X, of O.
flying wedge of forum speakers
that has done much TO offset the
efforts of radical orators every
where.
Now Goldstein has been barn
storming in the south. And not eX-
actly transforming, for his methods
are not of the theatrical kind. He
is dignified speaker with direct
compelling manner of presenting
his message, and when that mes
sage is challenged, as often 1t is,
he does not resort to the easy
tricks of the practised public
speaker. He awaits the full and
usually clumsy exposition, Of the