Editorial February 21, 1901 Issue

Rights of Christian Scientists

Editor

St. Louis Star

Christian Scientists are before the Missouri legislature looking after their rights. They are entitled to them, whatever they may be. Christian Science has a remarkable following in St. Louis and all over the country. It is believed in and practised by men and women of such I standard of education and enlightenment as to render it extremely hazardous to declare that it has no legal rights. It is not the fad of the ignorant, nor the pastime of the fanatic. Sober, sensible men and women have indorsed it highly on all sides.

The Star, as the organ of all the people, wants to see the Christian Scientists properly represented in any contioversy that may ensue concerning pending legislation at Jefferson City. It consequently offers its columns to the friends and promoters of Christian Scientists for any fair discussion of matters now on or that may come up during the pendency of the legislation in question.

St. Louis Star.

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