The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 13, 1923, Page 2

THE The World Aghast As Red Russia Mocks Christendom N MOSCOW, at 4 o’clock in the morn- ing of March 31, Monsignor Butchka- vitch, Vicar-Gene of the Roman Catho- lic Church in Russia, after a night of brutal tauntings and torture, was led down into the cellar beneath the Cheka building and shot to death. This execution followed a trial of fifteen Catholic priests which in- cluded, besides the Vicar-General, Arch- bishop Zepliack, on the charge, according to dispatches, of “opposing the Soviet Gov- ernment.” The Archbishop was also sen- tenced to death but as a concession, it is said, to the religious sentiments of the Russian peasants, his sentence was com- muted by the Central Executive Commit- tee to ten years’ imprisonment. Protests and pleas for clemency from Protestant, Catholic, and Jewish organiza- tions in all parts of the world, from the Pope and from the governments of Great Britain, the United States, France, Italy, Spain, Poland, and Czecho-Slovakia, had no effect in staying the death sentence. “The formal protest of America, the nation that fed some millions of Russians starving a few months ago, stirred Moscow to a peculiar r: says the Philadelphia Public Ledger. as the strange frenzy the arrogant, ungrateful beggar whose be!!y has been filled and whose sores have been washed. In the eyes of millions of people over the world, Red Russia has stamped herself as the anti-Christ with the mark of the beast set on her brow.” This latest action of the Soviet govern- ment has aroused the indignation of the entire Christian world and may have far- reaching consequences. Read THE LIT- ERARY DIGEST, this week, April 14th, for the expressions of public opinion in America and the view-point of the Russian government toward the attitude of the world at large. Other Vital News-Features in April 14th Digest Uncle Sarm Harpooning the Oil Sharks Chicago’s Clean-Up Election Recipe to Make Prosperity Permanent Britain’s Third Workless Winter An Electric Ferry-boat Bernhardt, France’s “Greatest Missionary” (Mustrated with rare portraits from a private collection) Cradles Instead of Divorces Bates Wins Debates A Day in the Life of the English Queen The Naval Danger at Panama A Living Argument for the League of Nations Spring Hints of Tax Cuts The Marriage of Mississippi and Pontchartrain Standardizing Radio To Create Good Will Between Jew and Gentile The Whale That Acted in the Movies Fastest Fighting Plane in the World Department of Good English Many Fine Illustrations Including Cartoons In Your Theater “FUN from the cba: Is the All-ceason Tonic for jaded spirits. It bubble gladness. Wit, humar, ar mirth and merriment are pert hands of master Jiter the spirit of spring, yet eq “FUN from the PRESS happiest hours. 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