The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 29, 1921, Page 14

CHURCH IS SURVIVING the cost Place in Russia in Spite | of Red Oppression . KIRIT lov BY GEORG (Russian man who knows in g figures in the Russia's and who, by con-/ tact with classes during the past few years of revolution and testing, | has had unusual rtunity to. wit ness and appraise the cross currents and trends of his native land.) SAN FRANCISCO, July 2.—A profound spiritual revival is going on) thruout Russia today The charch, threatened and for a time disorganized by the bolshevists has rebounded from suppression with new strength | It promises to be one of the biggest | factors in Russian reconstruction of the Shipping Board's stupid fluence today is not po Utica. ¥ Ki | method of doing Dusines#, past and The Russian revolution, primarily — would read like a comedy of Airected aguinst the old czar regime, affected also the Russian Oorthodox chureh, then a part of the govern ment system. HOUSED OLD CHURCH FOR PROPAGANDA The best channel of propaganda the old imperial government had was | the church, and many ambitious clergymen seemed more like state of fictals than pastors. During the popularity of the no-| torious monk, Rasputin, tn court cir-} cles, the intrigues among leading ec: | clesiasts reached their zenith. It ts weil known in Russia that the bfih- | ‘est clerical posts were filled accord: | ing to his dictates. In the first days of the revolution | I was second commandant of the Imperial Tauride palace. I was re quested by Miliukov, then secretary of foreign affairs, to escort to hie | home Archbishop Pitirim, then head | of the Russian church, His fear of| recognition on the streets on the way | to his mansion, and his futile expla nation that he got his position from Rasputin against his will, was a} striking commentary on the changes taking place Despite such relation of the church to the hated old czar regime, and de- spite attempts of the bolshevists to discredit it, the feligious spirit of the | people after temporary depression ts | again emerging with remarkable vi- tality. RUSSIAN PEASANT | NATUBALLY RELIGIOUS ‘The Rusian peasant ts Aaturalty religious. Tired of the horrors of | civil strife, dejected, disillusioned of | the promismd bolshevic paradise, thew] have been turning in hordes again to the ministry of simple men preach ing an old simple gospel—men who have suffered greatly and faced death to carry their message. ‘The churches are always filled, say those coming from European Russia. But one notices a great change. There is no pons | in the churches, lite smiling “And social | greeting. Services are listened to in silence. My first letter from relatives in Centra! Russia in three years begins, “Christ is among us and will help us thru this great suffering.” So it seems everywhere, a new leaven in the churches; a new spirit from the old shell. | Following the advice of Archbishop | Benjamin of Petrograd, clergymen | have eliminated politics fromr their | sermons. At present all religious observances: are governed by the so-called “coun- * ef! in Moscow,” headed by the patri arch Teehon, with the loca! diocesan committees, to which clergy members | are elected by the people, dependent | upon the tentral body. | RELIGIOUS REVIVAL TO HELP NATION From my own, observation and/ talke with the clergy, I feel that the |doing marine work Spiritual Revival Is Taking) | ctfic EXPERT SAYS REPAIR FIRMS ARE FATTENING | ON U. S. SHIP SPOILS, BY J. F, RICHARDSON SAN FRANCISCO, July sorting they cannot red. { repairs until the price of © paying their lermakers 80 08 ging the gx ar for the w K. They pay bolters 68 cents an hour nd charge the government 90 cents jan hour ] | They pay carpenters §¢ cents an nour and charge the government $1.30 an hour. Patternmakers recelve 94 cents an hour—the government pays $1.60 At Seattle, Jacksonville, Fla, Sa-| vannah. Charleston, 8, C., New York, Norfolk rates are much higber and cond! tons much worse than on the Pa oust which is THIRTY-SIX T LOWER IN ITS Rt 8TS THAN ELSE PER ¢ PAIR WHERE. Were it not so tmaic, millions wrung from th ean ilbafford to lose the story Chairman Lasker announces the loxs on the fleet is TWENTY TWD MILLIONS MONTHLY, The tah lor where that twenty:two millions ts going is tragteally interesting NOT INFORMED OF CONGKESSIONAL PROBE So disjointe@, so unconcerned for | the people's money, is the Shipping FAT ON SPOILS foard that its P never has officially that the Congress committee has board's operations. investigated — the Scores of copies of the report to that committee, setting forth in de tail the evils which were wrecking the merchant marine, furnished b the committee to the Ship Board for distribution to its offices have apparently not been sent out sembles the Chri ages in its simp n church of early the most democratic of all present day Christian religions The bolsheviki dare not arouse the antagonism of the maases by openly persecuting the chureh, but th have not desisted from spread: subtle anti-religious propaganda out the state Religious revival in Russia will therefore, by all the signs, wield dominating influence in the politica reconstruction of the asta’ order in a land coming out of chaos NAPOLEON ‘OLIVE Oll It has always been relied upon for its purity tees thi A ndid summer Dessert! Esa Nestiegiate teaspoon alt). drain. lade h Gold Age E; wit olden. Age. Pa > Gali Age "ves Noodle Raisin Pudding Empty contents of one sequldr Beat up two eggs, add one pint milk, one-half Ss Dish of Durum § icious dishes. package of Golden Age two quarts tolling saltwater (one Boil vigorously ten minutes and CUD sugar, cooked noodles and one-fourth packs geered raisins. Place all fn battered pan with one teblespoon butter, nutmeg and a few raisins on top. Bake one-half hour. Cas be served plain or with marshmafiow whipped creat. Write for free cook book Cleveland Macaroni Co. Cleveland, Ohio PEeArectiv PASTEURIZED MILK WHERE OR FRO: RICH—PURE—SWEET DELIVERED ANY- YOUR GROCER M for open shop and lower! tating fo nf r wal X wnnot re labor goes lower, the repair cone ta an hour and nment $1.90 an and other porta the this loss of people who | |repair bill at thin port a \$ ax | Russian Orthodox church today re-/ jclty, while in its principlés and ideals it seems to me £3 tho one |never hears politics from its pulpits. It is the great bulwark for peace and THE SEATTLE STAR in Song Sermon At least not to the Pacific coast And the evils complained of in} that report EXIST TODAY in Ship | ping Board vated) form than in the old days! practice In more agra | aa ahd es an ly meeting Saturday noon at Meves | Inv n here determines that cafeteria | the OLD COST PLUS aystem of re | ‘The democrats state that they are | pairs continues to abcut 50 per cent taking renewed activity at the of all Shipping Board rep mde on this coast ent time and f of a democratic victory publ nee of the audit ing department and the construction ir forces of the Shipping and the deme urged to attend. and re Board, misclansification of labor are Several: lonad- epenkira, pul over, xearcely a bill coming up Judge Chester, Col for audit but contains overcharges Ghas, Pullen; Portland 6 ) some form or another | W. T, Egan will speak, and Forty per cent of the total amount jeal pre charged the for labor in orgtorical side of the goes into the pockets of the repair companies. Ten per cent ‘ost of all materials they pure for Shipping Board work goes into eh the Shipping * 4 purchasing department, | or did have — miltions | of dollars’ worth of materials which were sold for a wong; materials which might have been used in ships’ repairs now | An average of 15 to 20 ships be rep HAMILTON, Bermuda have Bermuda author States longing to the board are repaired a dry and liquor holders saw a chance hia port each month, and there are of using the lands a» headquarters | many other ports. | lfor amuggiing, have refused to pla Last year the average m | their part Bo drastic are the A. Rosenbloom thiy | 00 for Shipping Board sh: on | RE brew cantor, will conduct a memo-|to the Btates that slipping aboard a ? rial patriotic song 01 he want vo meter aging oorcscgele tellh with a bottle of whirky nettloment house on 18th ave, and| Witt & BOLE One ed Main st. Sunday at § p. m | Ares. He will be aceémpanied by plano and violin He is widely known among the Jewish people of America and has ne in pructically every large etty tn the country. He has filled pu pits in Runa, London, Paris and thin country. The program arranged for the eworthy one and will o first #ix months of ent year saw $1,268,000 spent at thin port for repa 40 per cent of which went into the pockets of the epair men on lgbor cost and ten per cent on the material cowt While repair men fatten trom the spollw of the fleet, run up overtim employ too many men, shift good men to private jobs, leaving t poorest workmen on the govern ment ships, the merchant marine is ren service ix a n include m morn, eld dear When government — mapectors| include many songs won't close their eyes to these the Hvbrew The Marit: » & sacred song service that is rarely things, thelr lives are made miner tng, heard. An extra memorial service? HATS able They are intimidated —or dor 8 bied of the bs m be hired away on ° r . ‘Of e dead o fe we ¥ As & subtio form of eorruption. Au.|"e#l Program. Rev, Rosenbloom will litors who become too active jn; #lso talk on “The Actions of the holding up bills containing grons| World. overcharges suddenly have found] ~ themeeives facing an unseen but| when their bills are held up catmiy | powerful opposition at Washington.|take the money from the G Suggestions for the improvement} ERNMENT’S funds in their trust, f these conditiona are ignored by | pay the bills, and get away with it, | he bureau at Washington. This tn where much of the TWE. | who order TYTWO MILLIONS yore: . |GOES, nicsinmencsatccemncncainmenencasnsisanesist tt Settal a emart shops. Men's Shop, Oper-| repairs not author by the board's representatives, 308 Pike Stree Absolutely Sanitary ENJOY THE SEASON’S BEST! Eat the food that appeals to you—you will find it here. Street cars pass a block away. Plenty of space to park your car. Shop at leisure. South End | |How ™ This For Price Cutting? Delicatéssen , THIRD AND WASHINGTON Lamb Roast, Lamb Chopa, Stall 50 ge ie “— i RE 15c Opposite Big Meat Market Breast Lamb, Freah killed 25 If it ts a week-end trip i: ein vowtincbada Chickens, fh... Cc or @ picnic you are plan Pot Roast, Laat Lard, cacies will give you all the Legs Lamb, fun of outing, minus the ARNT LIS A 15c work of prepuring food Pientes 20 Diamond “I Pig Sausage Disc re ostine aiy -s 23 ee AN thru the week you can secure Quality Smoked Meats at whoicsale prices. Everything strictly fresh. Style Saumge, shesee B5e Frankfurters, Th. .....20¢ “our summer soomee| |Edependent Packing Co., No. 3 and Meat Pies are real We Cash Pay Checks Phone Elliott 4239 meat treats. LOOK AT THESE SPECIALS! 10 The. Pure Cane Sugar. ....-..--. 19-Ib, sack Rainier Best Flour. . 494b, sack Holly Flour.... 254b, box Malian Prunes... . 12 cans Salmon.....55¢ The LUE Cow . ODE UTTER Near Main Entrance Whole Cream 1 Sharp Brick Cheese. “* 20c Full Cream Cheese, mild, Ib 25c Pure Honey, 25c at wo. Courteous and Fast Service Ib scent Cr Coffee, 5 cans Sardines in oul 4 pkgs, Corn FI Complete line of 'T | FARMERS’ MARKET ll 81—Rear Entrance amb Roast, tb, Ke All Meats Country Slaughtered Stalls 5: Store No.7 & bars Swift's Wool baat ss tia a Del Monte Grated Pine. and apple, No. 2 can. 19¢ Sweetheart Preserves, DINE oes sores... BOE Stalls 52.53 Store No. 7 1 pkg. Swift's Wool Flakes PREG NS. U. S. Commi Hebrew Cantor |DEMOCRATS SEE BIG HOPE AHEAD Here on Sunday ing County Club to Rally Saturday Noon When a burglar entered the home of U. & Commimioner Ft land, he ¢ after searching the how gold safety razor, a $6 bill pocket knife When R The King County Democratic club|ave, N will hold a rally at ita regular week. | Meht Friday burglar had been in his home and walked off with $100 in cash and 4 1 that the chances {40°F TACOMA.—Mrs. Mary J. Hartnett, made sure by the actions of the re unw in both state and nation The public is Invited to this meeting Hawthorne ram will supplement fair Bermuda Would Stop Smuggling of Booze Repairing done right. led to kill the infdnt industry Wenees: ere smuggling liquor into the Cor, 2d and University Main 3372 The islands, which became a reser voir of booze when the States wer ‘The Rev. A, A. Rosepbloom, He-| against the illicit dispatch of liquor | two pansengern UNDERWEAR Snapplest line in town at correct |] prices. Come in and see the new Broadwafs New HARRY DRUXMAN of co toe may be edded jum before serving) After the show, we! Advertinement Hart Elected as | Head of Veterans | ~ A. M. Hart, chaplain of Stevens | ~—e. W. McClel | port, G. A. TL, waa elected president 2B. 80th wt, Thursday night, |of the King County vs 4, |tlon Thursday afternoon, at the vet | jioner Victim of Burglar ‘oterann’ axwoc ned a bathroom window ané took a ¢ 1ith annual plenic and Sion ot Woagand pack, ads Bor nd a £04 | att wae elected vice-president, Grac with chain atts Hurd and L. K. Appleton, re-cled Vanderiana, 1323 Thitd | soretary and treasurer, W., camp home after mid: |” be morning he found «| bond, He also had taken | e ns’ gold watch and chain burglar had pried open the rear MODERN | wn | CHAS. SCHWARTZ ) CLEANING “i f i nedined ‘and Ginanes Vitted Ss ERVICE on Reasonable. | sh the oy eae SS | The Sign | = Las = ofa Servi C —all Tick Tock Clock Shop f sen all for and deliver rae. 432 Walker Bldg. “One Sunday afternoon a few weeks ago, half a dozen of us went hiking. Later, the crowd dropped into our house to rest a few moments. But you knowhow moments lengthen out after a hike! . “Supper time came and not enough cold chicken or any other one thing for a hungry half a dozen. “Then | remembered the Tillamook Cheese we'd bought the day before. In a fiffp, 4 everyone was busy. We made a rarebit they all declared to be the best they'd ever 4 eaten. Everyone wanted the recipe. So I'm giving it to you below. seit: “Well, juse this creamy, rich Tillamook rarebie, with pickles, preserves and ereaming cups of coflee mace my Sunny rippec famous. We have « folly cowd slmow every week now: no trouble at all! 0 much as the cheese. I always look “Bur let me tell you—it isn’t my ‘secret recipe’ fag Tillamook on the rind when I buy cheese—because tt is the best! ez. your grocer for Tihamech— sold the shee or sa 6 and 1¢-ponnd sisee TILLAMOOK COUNTY CREAMERY ASSOCIATION, Tillamook, Oregon pase, 6 crackers. Garnish with aes Of you te meke this richer, the yolk BuyattheGroceteriaOne Mon and Watch the Savings Grow “IT'S THE PENNIES THAT COUNT” APRICOTS, large 17c can.. PEACHES, large SLICED PINEAPPLE, large can... _23¢ DEL MONTE SUGAR PEAS cinco, SLC tee | Crisco, 1%-Ib. can. --10¢ | M. J. B. Coffee, Ib. Good Corn, can acseeeacee pth Sardines, 2 cans. rdines TrOil, can Campbell's Soups, can.. Alaska Sockeye Salmon, fiat cans 25@ | Federal Milk, can........ -10¢ Liberty Vinégar, full quart....... 23¢ | Durkee'’s § jad = Dres#ing, medium Blackberry Preserves, in pint Mason | Bize 2.2.0.4 . JOP be eisecvepeetevessvece sss+ee20@ | Del Monte Pimentoc 15¢ Standard Tomatoes, large can.....10@ | White Tuna, large CAD... 2. seeeen BSE . All 20c Cookies and Crackers Reduced to 2 Packages 25¢ cas BALLARD DISTRICE R. BROADWAY DIs- ran in FREMONT DISTRICT QUEED NE MILL veatiake: Pubic Blewett St Th Wo and MoGraw South End Pubite Market ta Pint ave 603 Union Bt LESC : KDI HN LAKE DISTRICT Nonin END er ke Public 86th and Greenwood Market EASTLAKE UNIVERSITY DISTRICT 201. Bastiake Ave, 43r¢ and 14th N. B, RENTON HILL 1906 46th St. N, 1820 Pike st. KLAND Market and Piccadell! Ste