The evening world. Newspaper, December 15, 1922, Page 6

ae ES AN A TT EE “Many children who have taken Peart at the coming religious festival will be deeply impressed with this Medinevel, undesirable Influence," peads an official announcement. “Therefore 1 program has been made fo counteract it. “No angels will be permitted on Christmas trees. There shall be no fnflugnee of a religious cult whatever. Soviet Axe Is Out for Old Santa As an Evil Genius for Children No Angels on Russian Christmas Trees and Little Ones to Be Told Kris Is a Bogy. Copyright, 1922 (New York Evening World) Preés Publishing Company. MOBCOW, Deo. 15.—The Soviets have an axe out for Banta Claus. The Bommunist Youth League and trade unions combined have laid out a pro-| Beekman Strect Hospital eart: Bram to seve Ryesian children from his deleterious influence. traditional holiday, which has always been a big event in Russia, the Com- munist Youth League ts going to hold torchlight processions through the snow-covered streets of Moscow, ing banners invelghing against relig- fon and the mythical gift bearer. Tho state theatres will be taken over on that day and “political sat- going to be told right out in puntie that Santa Claus Is a bourgeois de- Juston, CRUSHED BY a agi | Crushed between the spiles of a pier and th Clemmons, twenty-one, was taken to this s about to make fast ‘orth River, when Clem- throwing @ rope lost his bal- J fell into the water, > H. CURTIS ROWLEY DIES; PUBLISHED WEBSTER’S SPRINGFIELD, Mass., Dec. 16.—8 bear- > shineniaibaniadinibs FALLS INTO NORTH RIVER, | Poiiceman Forces Door, Ta Two, Then Returns fo: Passing the one-story bull 224 Hudson Street early this morning, Patroiman James McAloon of the he tugboat George M. Schuster | sexo street Station saw smoke curting of the Baltimore & Ohio R. R., fromfout through the funiight of the base- which he had fallen overboard, Robert ment, occupied an n rag shop, He ran to APARTMENT HOUSE iffering from seriot .Jund found the apartment fie tugboat, mre James and Philominna Benjamin, MecAlogn smashed @ panel In the door and awoke t turned in an alarm, —_—p |. GYTLOW IS OUT AGAIN, Benjumin Gillow, former Assembly- man, yesterday was released Curtis Rowley, President of the G. ind] sing Prison in bali on a writ signed by C. Merriam Company, publishers f|Justice Mullan of the Supreme Court fires will bo given, tmeluding Lau-]| Webster's Dictionary, @ descendant ot|in New York ased from Sing Instesd, wo will have costume plays|sanne and other conferences whitch | th? Pilerims, prominently activo in fra fon bis regan ste and masquerades, which mill give the orien a holiday without evil influ- smartly cut. “capitalistic nations are dominating. While the campaign will be known known citizens died last aight In Dick ences.” as “the counter-holiday movement," | 4, As pert of its battle against the] in good Communist circles presents eight years old. 01 SS... Misses’ Tailored Suits Marleen and Veldyne models, Notched collars, long reveres, silk stitching. Formerly sold to 55.00 Redused to 25,00 Hospital, Northampton, er a long tliness. 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