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8 MOXDAY EVENING, DECEMBER THE 5T. LOUIS STAK THE ST. LOUIS S'lAri- ally plays or pageants dealing with the mcKincri: Thp officials are re NATALIE MOORHEAD, FILM ACTRESS, WEDS DIRECTOR states niswij 01 The competition is still open ana manuscripts should be in the offices of The Dramatic League in the Paul Brown Building by January 24. GRADE SEPARATION URGED BY BROOKS IN TALK ON SAFETY MULLANPHY HEIRS' ATTORNEYS DENIED FEES OUT OF FUND WHY NOT ASSIST SANTA BY GIVING JOBS TO WORTHY? not to blame. It is the public that prolongs this vogue.

Brooks pointed out that due to instruction in safety methods in St. Louis schools for the past several rears, automobUe fatalities among children have been reduced from forty-eight in 1926 to twenty for this year, up to the present time. HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 22. (By I.

N. Natalie Moorhead, blond mo Church of Old Russia Is Paying For Its Sins, Professor Says Acquiescent in Tyranny of Czarist Regime, It Is Moribund Under New Religion of the Soviets Is Communism. WHITE LINE tion picture actress, and Alan Crossland, film director, today began a honey LAUNDRY Ob Tbor. and WET Wed Fri. Only moon journey WASH S) Min.

Bondle, 11 Dramatic Contest Ends January 24. The exhibition of landscape paint-I ings by Olive Holbert at the New-! bouse Galleries, under the patronage of The Dramatic League of St. Louis, inspired many Missourians to write Effective Way to Prevent Highway Accidents, Says Di-i rector of Streets. Suit Alleged Purpose for Which $1,000,000 Trust Was Created Had Failed. Phone LAclede 7700 Many Pathetic Letters Continue to Come to The Star injr Work.

4 Soviet DacK to ou-w following their marriage in a Yosemite National Park xttage yesterday. Miss Moorhead THIS is the fourth of a series of stories on conditions in Soi I Russia, obtained in interviews irith Dr. Thomas S. McWilha in ms. Separating grades is an effective tjjcssjjwjjKOJ: COUSHNS TEA CQ.

ta Person professor 'of religious education at Western Reserve University, who Sl morfa-p! recently returned from a tourofthat country. by worthy unemployed copmt. isso. e. a.

Service persons. Below are extracts from' CLEVELAND. Dec. 22. The cnurch in Soviet Russia is having quite letters some of these persons have as tough a time of it as is generally reported.

the Help Wanted Depart- Hovever, active persecution is not nearly as much responsible for this ment of The Star In an earnest as public apathy toward religion under Soviet rule. Bound up with it. plea for- work: too the old axiom about reaping what one sows. Dr. Thomas S.

Mc Williams, pro- of Streets and Sewers Brooks pointed out recently in an address over the radio. I "More than 50 per cent of auto- mobile accidents occur at intersec- tions," Brooks said. "Of course, the te best way to avoid intersections is it and Crossland were married before a picturesque log fire. Only a few-friends were pdesent. DON'T CARRY IT CALL VP WE DELIA FR 4 SOUTH BROADWAY MAin 2551-2552 2 LBS.

FINEST GRANULATED SUGAR $11 fl Sold With Worth of Other Goods HEADQUARTERS FOR 1930 CROP NUTS Natalie Moorhead. not to have anv let the roads fro They had filed their intention to over or under each other. the backslid- am er lessor of religious education in am bG, have a c-rmnlerf wife om cr. i feSSOr tematic sifting-out oi it 3 a it and have been m. Western Reserve cniversuy paia whenever the party officials ers.

find erE. find to the state of to staie marry, and later obtained their li- "The cost of grade separations cense, in the courthouse at Mari- frightens most puolic officials. It posa. Cal. Gordon Ilollingshead, 1 has been thought better practice rif nrt artprt ns hfst anH t-irOiHi-c tn let arriHpnte haniwn i ma flit" I Jor a year I ran fir Zw 1 special attention any member with individual ist LJnUht wSSS, LZc tendencies -a man.

perhaps. 'Ji MnimrlQ hinr.v VHYftfl NUTS 1 9 WM8IMW I have a mortoo rvr, 1 sla- Iouna uli11' "ic who has amassed a bit of private uiuuisaiji: uu m) nome ana I todav is almost moribund. I i -v r-i i man and his wife, Mrs. Lily Hoi- until such time as the public is ti out of funds." lingshead, was matron of honor. willing to vote taxes to eliminate lgf Cal Budde(J Lb.35c ExrI Urge Naples Filberts.

30 He declares, however, that the sit- lukewarmness seems to be extensive, uation must be explained in relation ne js apt to be shot. 1 11 Jumbo Briie Brazil Nuis. 25c 2 Lbs. Fresh DATES. "Eut this is not the whole of it.

Tarracona llmands. Soft Shell. 30c Jumbo La. Soft Shell Pecans, 50c Virginia Jumbo Peanuis, 2 Ml "Behind in my rent and with to its proper historical background. other obligations.

I ask work. I have "To begin with." he says, "there i experience in office work and i is little question that the old Or- tan give good references." thodox Russian church 4s getting just about what was coming to it. 5 Circuit Judge Pearcy today denied attorneys for the plaintiffs in the recent Bryan Mullanphy $1,000,000 trust-fund suit an allowance for fees and expenses out of the fund. The attorneys are George G. Vest, Francis M.

Curlee and the firm of Boyle Priest. They represented heirs of Bryan Mullanphy who sued to have the trust fund turned over to them, alleging that the purpose for which the trust was created, aiding "poor immigrants going west," no longer exists. The heirs lost the suit. The trust fund is now administered by the city to travelers and ethers. In denying the taction for fees and expenses.

Judge Pearcy said: "I do not believe the attorneys for th plaintiffs are entitled to fees and expenses because, in the first place, they instigated the litigation; secondly, the litigation was opposed to the purpose of the trust and it is not simply a question of construction of some ambiguity in the trust; thirdly, even if it were simply a question ol construction of the terms of the trust, the plaintiffs are not the necessary parties to such construction; and. fourthly, it is not believed these principals are not out of harmony with the case relied on by the plaintiffs in this suit, to wit, St. Louis vs. McAllister." The last mentioned suit was brought by the city against the then attorney-general of Missouri for interpretation of the terms of the trust. ti A FAMILY GIFT! This Beautiful Below the Communist Party there is the Union of Communist Youth, with 2.000,000 members a sort of preparatory school.

Below this there are the Young Pioneers with 1.500.000 members. Below this there are the Octobrists. an organization am ka Ally or me tzar. "The Orthodox church, under the wholesale butcher for twenty- old regime, had great wealth ana 'fceven years. Both my wife and Ij ray that you will be able to find power.

It acquiesced in tyranny ui oummumsi ennaren agea to iu and it gave out a poor sort of re- years. All of these organizations ligion. i have processions, banners, bands, something lor me to jyf MODLL picnics. encampments and so on, RADIO SIXTH AND FRANKLIN ynte saving PnCes COLORFUL TONE! Powerful! Uses 8 Majestic Matched Tubes Stort if Open Till )'. 8:00 rJk "It was not greatly concerned with philanthropy, or with a better philosophy of life, or with ameliorating the condition of its people.

It was a church of ritual. It offered the Russian people gorgeous ceremonials and little else. "Now. the present rulers of Russia the Communists were Drought up on Karl Marx, who was a militant atheist. Consequently, because of these Marxian teaching's, and because the old church before the revolution was what it was, they "I am 35 years old, married a painter, and can cook.

I will take any kind of labor and work hard. vV.Te are not asking for char it only work." "I have been working three days a week, but do not make enough to Xuy food for ny family. There are of us and we are back In cur rent. I will do anything, no mat-what it is, Just so I can keep 4'oing." oi Store iBtf IS i 1 aiffl I At Prices Till X4 Sat. Night 4.

and all are just as enthusiastic as the adult Communists." Pictures and the Radio. The violent anti-religious posters displayed everywhere by the Soviet government showing priests bear- ing down on the masses are all a part of the program of visual and auditory "education" necessarily un-dsi i in a nation where millions cannot read or write. In this pro- i gram pictured messages by means of illustrations or movies and the spoken word by means of the radio play a most important part. Wed. Convenient Terms Arranged BARTHEL-DUESENBERG PIANO CO, NICE LEAN 912 Pine St.

CHestnut T26G iti A Could vou nleaA fin mv aro maKing a Dicier ar on rrugiuu 2 yas saa vsa fcss yja; ks: sa; ESS 1Z They fight bund work? He is a boiler mat-! They- fight all religion GRAVOIS PROTEST GROUP ANNOUNCES TWO SESSIONS PORK CALLIES oome oi tnis education even ex- 1 the faith of Catholics. Protestants, snci electric welder. We have two little children, our rent is due and we ev other bills." I 1 I I icnnn mi ul my 1 Cut From Corn-Fed Hogs tends to propaganda, for it is hard to tell where education leaves off and propaganda begins. It all fits in with the great system of organized propaganda which the Soviet government is using to further its Jews. Buddhists and Moslems impartially.

In the schools and in many churches you will see great posters of anti-religious propaganda. "I remember one such placard on a wall in Moscow. It showed red ii iitm i PORK LOINS or Whole 17 12.UVU12.L. III II lift Any Sizo You Want oil Fresh or Pickled Two mass meetings of the GravoU District Benefit Protest Association have been announced, one for 8 p. m.

today in the Gardenville School Hall, 6651 Gravois avenue, and the other tomorrow at the same hour in the Cinderella Theater, 2735 Cherokee street. "I have had no work since Sep-tjniber. I am a woman. 29, and can do any kind of plain or fancy My husband has no steady and we have my to Support. Please help me if you can." A HOME INSTITUTION 2514 Woodson Rd.

6123 Easton 5015 Gravois Overland soldiers kicking off of the globe the cause, pope, the capitalists and God Al- I mighty. Next "Lunacharsky, the commissar for russia education, recently remarked that future, th- presence in some schools of 'be- The government in Soviet and the prospects for the ft Wellston 1470 Hodi'amont WelUtoii 7168 Manchester Maplewood Decide now on a Christmas gift for Tour "You don't know how much it will jp: appreciated if you could find some friends and familv, Voa may find just sr.it of work for me. I am a widow lieving' ill I Iecide now on a Cbristma gift for vour i Tht is a Sample Of the government riends and family. You may find just hat SPECIAL VALUES MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY you want in the Christmas Index tfjj two children r.nd can do any of house or restaurant work." We Dress All Our Own what you want in the Christmas Index It Dress All Our Own Poultry Paje published in The Star. Advertise- 1 attitude.

All But Worship Barred. fmne published in The Star. Advertise-I ment. V. "Very few churches function as Poultry ft We Will Be Stacked to the Roof With Xmas Savins POUJILTIRY nn rr nn nnncs lSw- Values.

See Ours Before You Buy am a mon of 50 and have had j.o steady work since last February. 2 was forced to borrow money on my and am about, to lose it, its I am unable to make the pay-runts. I am no longer able to keep Try home and am staying with my daughter, whose husband is not working, either. I am an experienced Ji.enian. grocery clerk or route man, InU will take anything I can get." A ffl See Our Big Display of Xmas Poultry, Fresh Dressed Daily liEESE 23 DUCKS HENS 19 AmeriCwiini lPreservcs i churches any more.

The constitution of Russia, to be sure, guarantees freedom of religion; but that constitutional guarantee is very misleading. 'The government has cut the ground out from under the churches by forbidding any religious organization to take part in any educational, recreational or philanthropic work. Thus no church can have so much as a Sunday school picnic for its children. It can't have missionary societies or aid societies. It can't even have Sunday school classes.

"The work, in fact, is reduced to the bare church service itself. And 5ft 1 Lady Assorted Flavors Including Strawberries 16 Oz. Jars 19 DAUUII tl Sugar SMOKED HAMS Hickory Smoked "I am a shoemaker and repairer jbr.d have had no work for almost year. I am married and have two liildren. and will work as a laborer fc-V anything.

We are really in need, but do not want charity." Canned Fruit Assortment OYSTERS I Received Fresh Daily 2 STANDARDS 90 Q)JJ 70 ALASKA Kf Large Cans 12 J0UNG WOMAN SHOT DOWN AS SHE WALKS FROM HOME it SaflmmaDim 99 i I it 4 1 5701-03 DELMAR i Twn (MAPLEWOOD STORE (CAB ANNE WAY) NEW bRownsox hotel (CAbany 3850-1-2) (STORES WE DELIVER Hlland VSP'J We lead the field in fancy holiday poultry, turkeys, geese, ducks, guineas, hens and springers. Received daily, direct "from the famous Meramec Springs country." 23c DUCKS "27c even then the priest or preacher i has to be very careful. If, in his sermon, he says anything that can be interpreted as a reflection on the present government, he is apt to find himself in serious trouble. I know of one Lutheran minister who Packed in a Nice Xmas NEW YORK. Dec.

22 (Universal Service.) Four flyers spied the still-warm body of one apparent gang Victim near Hicksville. L. another V. till 01 Tall LJi 1 5 FRESH HAMS 15 I SMO. CALLIES 13 it Best Fruit Packed Case LB.

FRANKS. BOLOGNA Pl CAIIQAIr LooseorLink iceberg head fl Dwarf Celery 10 LETTUCE JIO I --k Always Uniform None Better is- BOCKWURST Vas found riddled with shot in is in Siberia because he said some-Brooklyn, and a young woman was thing at which a government offi-tiiowed down in front of her home cial took offense. In shootings yesterday. The man secular Use of Churches, found by the flyers was unidentified, The woman shot is Mrs. Vincenza I 'In an average town where, before fesposito.

22. As she walked from the revolution, there were half a her home, where she had lived for dozen churches there will today be ten weeks with her parents since one: and 11 be attended by a separating from her husband, an au- handful of old women. Many of tomobile went bv. Pistol fire poured tne former churches are being used frcm the car, but Mrs. Esposlto was as schools, museums and the like, hit onlv once, a bullet piercing her "From that example you can see chest.

She is in a critical condition. nat the situation is. There is per-Tlie third victim was Thomas Tre- i sccution and there is public apathy. SPINACH BEETC CARROTS and TURNIPS Bunch 3) 5 Frh. Tender Lb.

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He was found dead in an "UnaouDtecuy the cnurcn in kus- 1 tomobile and had been shot five times. LARGE Chops 25 Loins 20 Legs. ..25 For 20 METT SAUSAGE Famous Mfranwr Springs SIZE ranrT lonntrv Roll a35cEQGSgL25c Butter FUNERAL SERVICES HELD FOR S0REN J. S0RENS0N SMOKED SMOKED GALLIES UTTE mi FINEST FRESH MEATS S. iO RN'MtNT INPECrKD FRUIT CAKE SUGAR CURED.

SKINNED. EB. sia is paying for the sins of the old Orthodox church. I am inclined to think that most of the Russian people had lost their religion be-! fore the revolutionists suppressed the churches." The Communist Party in Russia today has 1.500,000 members, and the reason it does not have more is that it is so hard to get into and so hard to stay in after one has been accepted. Its members are the re-I ligionists of Russia today.

Their enthusiasm is like a religious enthusiasm. When they join, they REMIIV-LlBtR mm EKLSII EVFRV IIO I. I.ARGC li-OZ. I.OAVf SUGAR CURED. ausages lb.

-3 7 i Jt BRAG LB. PRINTS Soren J. Sorenson. a director ol the St. Louis Pattern and Model Works, was buried today in Valhalla Cemetery from the House or Prayer Mission.

112G Tower Grove avenue. Mr. Soren lived at 7438 Lohmeyer p. venue, Maplewood. and was 45 years old.

He died Friday at Deaconess Hospital after a six- 25 :8 VI Our Own Baked: 'J Special, Lb. VI SPARE a SUGAR CURED. Whole or Half. EB. BACON 19 Braunschweiger, Lb Thurlingsr, Lb Frankfurters, Wieners, Lb Luncheon Roll.

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Mrals Round, Trnderloin, T-Bonc. lutt. Sirloin. rrtrrhou Lb month illness. His widow and two i must STRICTLY CANDLED BULK 2 Lbs.

19 religions In every form. r. BULK SAUER cons, Howard said Nelson Sorenson. survive him. C.

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If a Communist in Moscow is suddenly ordered to go to Siberia, or Turkestan, or anywhere else on the face of the earth, to carry out some mission for the party, he must go and go at once, without asking any questions. "Periodically, too. there Is a sys- 42 ii FLOQIR LBS. LBS. TOMATOE The Chamber of Commerce will asli the Navy Department to name one of the cruisers now under construction the "St.

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