Evening Star Newspaper, December 14, 1923, Page 43

' before us BISHOP OF CHITA- |~ PUT N JAL AGAIN . Safront, Imprlsoned by So- "' viet, Shows New Church Has No Following. BY ' T. A. MACKENZIE. By- Radio to The Star aud the Chicago Daily News. Copsright, 1923 CHITAL December 14 hop Sa- fron€-of Chita, who was released by Moscow authorities after six months’ imprisonment, only to be rearre by local aothorities, once more.'ha baen released. The bos was refusal to acknowle thority who have .numa" « s shown every oviet officials while in nls n « family was permitted | to visit him daily and he was given a private cell until the crowded state of the prison rendered this impos- clrel are he satn o Living | ale without rulielmingly evis Wil not follow 1 reltgion: flour- fourteen to show their r and tr: ted illness 0ld Churches Crowded. “After my first relea over ninety churches in Everywhere found me) Their spiritual fervor r than I ever before had = it is true that the church | has lost her wealth, her ra 1 calling for tion in now am greatly optimist establishment “will_prove not a_ bad. d thing. I believe in liberty We will recover from | Dentes Archbinha Rishop Safront rec i from Archirishon Vendiamin of Odes- sa, president and synod leader of the new church, th ty of an of- ficial. "He repli ng Archbish- op Vendlamin's au withhald from him s The gorrespondent’s personal expe- i rience. throughout Siberia confirms Bishop Saffont's statement that the ;mn|\]f- are I|||r| h. Most of th the Liv 0l FOXES DECLARED DRIVING " RABBITS FROM MARYLAND State Game Wflrdell Tells. of In- creasing Numbers aud Menace to Cottontails. special Dispatel fo the Star. { BALTIMO Md.. December 14.—, Foxes are rapldly increasing in Mary- havoc with rab- 3. Lee Le Compte. warden. While the in- nost marked on the east- evn shore and in Harford and Balti- more counties of the western shore, the nuisance extends largely over the whole state. YBetween dogs running at large and the foxes it Is a wonder we have any rabbits at all” said Mr. Le Compte “I was gunning for hirds in Dorchester county Thanks- giving day and didn't see a rabbit all day, although I saw as many" as ten fox dens. A man who was gun- ning for rabbits in Howard county. ss, came across some who had three foxes up “Some years ago almost every far- mer on the easterm shore kept hounds. and after the crops were in| they would join in fox hunts. Bar- bedwire fences have stopped that Foxes are multiplying fast, and they | acknowledge no closed scason, but funt 365 davs in the vear. We can't have foxes and rabbits both.’ _— i | Plum pudding and mince pie are old Fnglish dishes, served Christmas . to symbolize the rich ings made by the wise men to the littls T 18-kt. Solid White ‘Gold Diamond Ring Pure white. exqulsitely out end very brilliant stone. A remark: ble value at— $3 2.50 Open a Charge Account Buy Now—Pay Next Year SELINGER’S 820 F St., Cor. 9th “Look for the Big Clock™ LIMOL FOR THE SKIN A MOST UNUSUAL PRODUCT Discovered by Army physicians during -the Great War in their fight against SKIN DISEASES, It contdins special Healing quali- ties seldom before experienced in other predrcts. 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