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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-24

two thousand years, when nobody
ever has been, or ever will be saved
If He doesn't save them, when you
are not saved and when the proof
is SO overwhelming, isn't it wonder
full that you are indifferent? So, it
is as wonderful to me that you are
Indifferent to Jesus Christ as it is
wonderful to me that Jesus was the
Son of God
There are two amazing things to
me, that you would reject il, that
He is the Son of God. His namet
shall be called Wonderful"
Never mind how deep your iniqui-
ty, how many blunders and mistakes
you have made, that never enters
into consideration with God. Never
yet abyss was found deeper than the
cross could sound, and there has
never been found a sinner that God
couldn't go down and pull him out
Grace will go just as deep as sin
| can push a man. 1t will find him
! soiled
| ! can imagine that when God was
! about to create man., he called to
! Him his ministering ones who wait
constantly before the throne and said.
Justice, shall we make MANI"
NO." said Justice. Lord Cod
don't you ever make man. He will
trample your laws beneath his feet
He will profane your name and he
will poilute your sanctity. No, Lord,
don't you make man"
Then turning to Truth God said,
i Truth, shall we make MANI"
God Turns
To Mercy.
Truth said, make him not! He
will controvert Thy word, he will in
suit yovr gracious spirit and he will
turn away from the Creator with
heartless indifference, and deny that
you ever created or existed"
Then God turned to Mercy and
said, Mercy, what do you say, shall
we create man."
Mercy dropped on her knees and
looking up through her tears said,
Eyes, Lord, l know that all that
Justice and all that Truth have said
is true, but If you will create man.
/ will watch over him. When he for
gets, / will whisper to him of your
love, and in all the sins of his life,
will tell him that you have not
forgotten him. And though he be-
comes vile and utterly undone, and
crouched perhaps, with bleared and
OIOOu-SuOI eyes D6u6dll the ldQR-
mans rope, | will follow him through
all his devious and winding paths
across the land; through the haunts
of sin, and vice. and drunkenness,
and l will whisper to him of your
I love"
/ Yes, Justice and Truth were right
God hath put man in this beautiful
world, where every prospect pieases
and only man is vile. We have, my
friends, gone to the farthest limits
of our sin and down to the deepest
depths Of iniquity. Men and women
have plunged. They have profaned
Gods laws and His Sabbath day. and
His Sanctuary. They have lived in
adultery, they have cursed and bias
phemed, and they have trampIed be-
meath them the tenderest messages of
God, but God has never forgotten
them.
i Love and Mercy have followed you
every step of your life. And God
:. has brought all, these influences to
bear to get you to rush into the open
arms of this wonderful Savior that
: the prophet wrote about 500 years
before he was Graded in the man
ger: His name shall be called Won
derful''
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-24

power depicted there. The guide
tapped him on the shoulder and said,
Look at the kneeling woman in the
shadow"
Dropping his eyes, he said the con-
trast both on the look of her face
and the face of the Saviour startled
him. He had forgiven her much; she
asked Him much.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-24

will forgive, but it is conditioned upon
you doing something to have His for.
| giveness. Supposing you are a thief
] viii God forgive a man for theft
Didn't He say to Zacchaeus, This day
hath salvation come to this house %
| Receives
| Letter.
When my friend, Mr.. wanamaker
was postmaster-general of the United
States, John said he received a letter
that read like this:
my dear Sir:
Il am sending you today by the
Adams Express half bills to the
amount OF fifteen hundred dollars to
match the same in series and mum,
Der sent to. the treasurer of the
] United States by the same method OF
conveyance, the Adams Express
! which amount ((fifteen hundred dol
lars) represents the interest and
principal of which l defrauded the
government when I was in its EN-
ploy Is years ago.
4 have found peace and pardon
with God through faith in Jesus Christ
and | want to make the wrong right
Put 1t with the conscience fund. All
manner Of sin God says He will for
give
i They tell me that when visitors
go to Paris that there are two places
they always go to-one is the Louvre
and the other is the tomb of Napoleon
A friend of mine some years age
was walking through the Louvre. Ht
gazed upon painting of Dore which
represented Mary Magdalene kneel
ing at the foot Of Jesus who hao
! cast the devil out Of her. He stood
gazing at the face of the Saviour anc
was transfixed by the beauty and
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-24


/ presume there are men and wom-
en- who have never stopped to con-
slider their souls eternal destiny and
who may take time to consider and
yield on their deathbed. If you never
had a chance before, and never have
another, you'd go out and squeeze this
old world like you would squeeze a
lemon. But by the eternal God, men
and women, while l am in possession
of the very apex Of my physical and
intellectual development and power.
want to give that to God and to
Jesus Christ and humanity so when
driftout with the tide l won't have
to spend my time whining and snuff
fling to God and confessing my sins.
when l ought to have done it and
been getting ready years ago.
In western state lived boy. His
mother taught him the prayer that
millions have lisped at their mothers
knew = Now 1 lay me down to
Sleep"
When he left home to win fame
and fortune she begged him to take
God with him, but he wouldn't. He
Knocked at mems faith as being child
ish and unworthy of men and he
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-03
ONLY O\E OFFER
ron SHOALS LEFT

washingrorl March Fransna-
fion % two Of the three offers for
private lease. operation and compile
tion o. the governments var pro-
jecisd properties az Muscle Shoals.
Ala. wos virtually concluded today
BY the house military committee
Acting Chairman " Kenzie Of M
nois announced that the last offer
before the eon.mlttee would be taken
up iororror and that investigation
OF the rreposai= ~ Henry Ford and
the A,slams Po~er company had
been pracllcaiiy completed
Earlier in the day members Of the
committee decided IN executive ses-
sion personally 10 inspect the Ala
hama @rniec;s. and authorized Chair
man Kahn 70 confer with house
leaders on questions q paying expen-
ses OF the members pho mi9ht make
tie trip and fixing the tire for Il.
Nr. Kahn SAID ne would not 70 to
Muscle sAos.s with the other men,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-03

Men admire a pretty face. a rood
flkurw but more shan all haopanf
disposition and tha charm o. harry
content Thnre j. M question but
what light hearted eoman Il the
JOY - a mans lie. but 90 woman can
bo happy aud Joyful whsa draKxed
down ~ tho ailments that 70 often de-
sel0p headaches. barkaehes. nery0us-
ness and tho blues
We ara contlnnslly publishing IN
thia paper letters fcm women who
have been restored 90 health by Lyaia
= fankham's Vegetable coufronnd
after doctors and other medicines
have failed 20 help them n you are
II why not give Il a trial.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-03
POLITICAL CRISIS IN
BRITAIN HOLDS ATTENTION
IL Now Center Of Stage 81
Interest Premier and Con.
servativcs At Dagger
Point


loaaon March Ths political
crisi. projected ~ ths fllpe ninlstsf
yesterday hss made ~ rFpeosss e.
Nand solution ans nee.,is issalr's
how Il ~iii esrntasns - snlssa ~
ia essenos 30 is lees personal eaa-
alct between A. l1eNa UteFse and
sr Georee Noaaeer ieadsE ~ che
Conservative ae.est.naisiF than
fympsom ~ the stinpsie 80 lhe part
a' ihe three pane.pui geltksi aglIrs
Conservative Ifeai ana alof. e.
abandon ia ihe satsiiea aylrm keH
sfaNs considered io haee patN.si Jas
afeiaiuus end Eei haes % thn nii
rsns system in ihs siraeeis scr
Ilo,d 0torfr uceufles somewhat
auuualous fosiilpu se aiihsash head
- The government he has no d'reft
eonirol ~ fhe parts mnds 80 ihe ci.-
loial ma,hnerY since hr Is ihe g.
go led header uf nsilhrf ihe gohsorYa
tive Hor ihe Liberal PARTY each elns
IF The oealsilou having r0ialnel lls
nwn rs1f machinery
Controls Party Fonds
su neofFs ynnngef % ,hanma,
81 ths ralonlH organization whl.h
controls me part, rnas ami rears
sents ihe 0holo Conservative paris N
the country lls vas appointed ta
that position q, Andrew nonaf fau.
vin although be- fstInt fram ths
ieadeuhn az iht ho.isa uf ammou,
on account 90 ul health IS uii Il.
'uiaf header of the Conservative pafty
az whole Nounfcr therefore san
not b. dcihnned escepl 81 i vote 81
ihp ehole party and lf he elec,. a.
stand ffm wiH continue a. control
ii.e pafi,- fauas
The revolt iuthsass atom rfis ~
lh" edle hard memheo of the hoase
~ commons hat bas lhe .ympalh, IN
q froai number If other conserpsfss
members ana their Conaersaite ri
lowing
Presumably therefore the cllalt
pili continue unfl a meeting ar ths
whole Conservative tauy Is held
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-03
WHAT Tucked OVER
WIRE DURING DAY

Aurora 800 approximately Nis,
oonop9 10 doahtfM or fraudulent
se ortios. have been roieeiod for
saio in Illinois during the t~o ana
On hair years since The enactment of
the securities law ia this state innla
l. Emmefson secretary ~ state i".
c'area here today IN an address be-
fore the Illinois Chamber 81 com
mefro
Annapolis Nd The Maryland
house 90 deputies TODAY adopted ss
o. l5. the state prohibition enforce
tent hiil. sponsored by tho Anti
Saloon League This Is virtually thc
sane vote by which The bll was
fasaed last week 20 the third reading
fle after bitter fight
Washington The department ~
Justice thus far has found no viola
fions ~ the mig Five" packers az
The consent decree di,or lng them
from sheir business unrelated 10 mrat
packing, Attorney General Daughsfiy
advised today 10 response 10 recently
alopied fnioileite resolution
Washington An Increase ~
ore than $4,000 0oo IN the public
debt during February was announced
today by the treasury
Rome The Vatican announced
today that the visit of The King oi
the neleians 10 Pope Plus had been
fixed Tor March i3 The popo. when
asked 10 express his wishes regard
Ink the visit replied that no change
was ne essary IN the arrnngements
made BY Renedici Ky.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-03

nistt ana fra atiilensl eae'is
comprised x Al AHll Nrs. } y
Hln.ufs Mrs Fieeksnstsia ana AIRS
Haftlst flFs hauaft1 fsalaIsa m
estaHs iiifa .oles ~ege msde 1s
4rs Nsee an1 Nr lll.Amaa seaent
h.kh hy Mrs swanson an1 NJ
cannhtIf In t~o weeks Miss f'ia
naVis alA entertain fhe cub.
I. ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-03
lova.s YouNa nnrAM


Aramorc Nareh ln,es fcnief
efcams eefe .h1ilorod here this
nefn'ne when fafenis ~ N'M Helen
Wilson ie tean 0li filed petition
fof annu'meni ~ hcr marriage 60
Dan n cof'ns. ~ me reufod Are
Both are hlEhseho0l students They
wcte 0Hffled at Lone Grove. near
here an Nea Years day
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-03
srAarGo AT ASYLUM

Farming and gardening In Insane
asyiums and other Institutions q
the state are well under way a. a
result ~ the recent ralnis aud the
snow of ihls ~eek. Il was announced
from the state board u pablie affairs
today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-03

Everybody likes 70 hear men sing.
The men VIII al have their chance
in the services At the Christsau
church Sunday sishL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-03

Mrs. John Eilis. aEe - The inventor
% paper ,atteens. h living IN Aaneh-
ester. England.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-03

You viii enjoy singing under
leadership Of the men AZ the Christ
ian ehurh h Sunday night
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-03

Junior Standart hearers Mrs. -
j STARK
American Legion Auxiliary Ia
hrAry.
nanders Class Monthly Neetlng
Mrs J s. SaeArer
kooney Mooney Shah eluh Miss
Alk,e Tanman.
Saturday
Special Meeting, City Federation
ct 4 O'Clock Library
Phi Delta Gamna cnh Airs
PHILLIP TiahAnd
Five Five FlNe club Mrs ciffcfd
Trabani.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-03

Help the men sing a. tie christ lan
chur,h sNnday nirhi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-03

Aasis.n hr1se Nas alasel aafrs
he an~ruooa. The b4l1ss sl4.s -
tA. tess t.ble xAs m-fte1 Nih a
s.aaf.fal csrs4fs os saesf psss
M.en ssare aeu, Is N~a NAf4en Naa
sis.assr ana eaa s..,.tAn Is Nss
Alarearst neAn
After fhe game - asras the quests
uer. ashessa lntt fhe A.ninn roon
uAsre the tahle was reniereA ~ith a
huge vase ~ ,.-eftv pink carnations
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-03

needles are manufactured In this
country each year.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-03

Two hundred and thIrty i've mlIiloa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-03
sxxxxx xxxNmgyx xxxs
n DAILY TAoucHr \

kyxEyx xxxxy xxTs =
IT is not ease hat effort not
facility. buf dlftculiy. ihE nakes
men. There Is. perhaps no station
IN lite which diffieu'sies have no,
TO be encountered ant overcome be
fore any decided measure 81 sac, ess
can be achieved $ smiles
x x X
Mn. Warren Van -oerer. a
Recent Bride. ronored
one of the most de|iehiial affairs
o. the week was the miscellaneous
shower. honorine AIRS Narren Van
aioorer. a bride OF a fe~ days. Given
by the Iii Jinx club at the home of
Miss Vera Kelly yesterday when the
hostesses We're Miss Doris GAfiney.
Miss Ruth Hldreih Miss Nina
Bronson. Miss Georgia West Miss
Vera Allen. Miss saumie Lea Hughes
Mrs. George Ritahaupt. Mrs Romayne
Boyer and Miss Vera Kelly
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-03

"Sa,, Captain. LEI The sasn,y
com. onf W. Gun hold out
a long. ions time u'fh fhis bss
bos 81 Kellogg Corn fIahs''
Wfsh u uos ffa1s 10 cat nou
Evening star., 1922-03-19

communist administration had tri-
umphed completely over capitalism
nothing can be expected from Genoa.
In the absence of such united action
the Italian gathering simply wouid
be a boxing MATCH.
Danger to Russian Ostrncisn'.
1t would be equally futile to oppose
either the admission of the bolshevists
to the conference or to force them into
a defensive position. 1t would be
world calamity were the Russian
economic ruin TO continue. 1t certainly
will continue If the two continents are
to erect wall between themselves.
Bolshevist Russia is no more vulncr-
able from without today than it was
when the cars empire survived the
investments of the Tarters. the Poles.
Charles XII of Sweden and Napoleon.
Nowhere is there an heir apparent who
could defeat bolshevism and restore
order. Even the royalists admit this.
There are 140,000,000 peasants who
would resist any one suspected OF de-
string to take from them the land they
were given by the soviets. The Moscow
rulers. who have made secret trade
agreements with, and done business
with the European bankers. know their
strength as masters of Russia's re-
sources, and that no world boycott ever
would stop profit-seeking capitalists
from trading with them.
(Canyripht 1900
Evening star., 1922-03-19

questions, and to US 1t seems entirely
political. America does not wish to
mingle in European politics. neither
does she desire to acknowledge the
Russian soviets as equals
simultaneously the representative
of the United States filed the claim
for the expenses Of the American
army Of occupation on the Rhine.
Voice Of Lenin.
From Moscow came the voice of
.Lenin. He tells the world that should
the proposed Genoa conference be
postponed or abandoned, there must
result danger of renewed war. His
associate, Trotsky, passed the word
through his subordinate commanders
to emphasize this to every soldier OF
Russia, adding:
1--WE are not afraid Of the capital
istic threats. We only laugh at them.
The capitalistic states need us as
much as we need them. But we
won't be tricked We refuse to ac-
cept conditions which give us a
worse position than any other nation
in the world"
Unless the world powers shall
unitedly make it plain to Moscow In
polite but unmistakable language
that Russia has no right to ask world
charity for thirty million starving
people and offer 100000 soviet roubles
for a dollar. while simultaneously
talking arrogantly, as though the
Evening star., 1922-03-19
rage over the treaty injustice equally
ara worthless.

rage over the treaty injustice equally
ara worthless.
seeS Miniature L. $.
~ President Mazaryk of Czechoslo-
vakia today is the wiset ruler of a
European state. With Premier Benes,
he has reached the right conclusion.
Economic unity is being worked out
between the Czechoslovak, Serbo-
Croat. Rumanian' and Polish nations.
Naturally, this is the initial step to-
ward a system Of reasonable modern
politics from which something like a
miniature United States yet may be
formed.
Europe must abandon her prodigal-
ity in expenditures for governmen ent,
in the maintenance of her fleets and
armies, If she desires to secure OUT
side credits or international consider
alton. Until she does this she cannot
hope to recover from the effects of
the war or ever to become strong
enough to defend herself against the
arts of the Moscow government.
The duet from America and Russia
has been registered throughout Eu-
rope. True. 1t has not sounded so
sweet as the strains from the throat
of Nine. Jeritzas or from that of En-
rico Caruso's heir. The voice of Mr..
Hughes very frankly says:
Eve cannot accept the Genoa invi-
tatiOn, because your program ex-
cludes certain important economic
Evening star., 1922-03-19
PLEADS FOR READINESS,
DESPITE HATE FOR WAR
President of Military Institute
Tells Alumni Nothing Can Re.
move Peril of Conflict.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 1S.-Abhorrent
as war is to the American people.
there is neither justification nor ex-
cuse for the country ever again to
be found unprepared. Charles A.
Plumley. president of Norwich Uni
versity, a military institute at North
field. VT, told the Norwich Alum
nj Association of New York at its
annual dinner tonight.
mo one believes for moment"
he said. mot even the distinguished
gentlemen who participated In and
are responsible for the pronounce
ference. that any covenant entered
tons will ever provide or prove a
panacea or preventive Of war. No plan
has been or can be promulgated
which will change human nature or
bring about the millennium by con-
tract. No one hopes, has ever expect
ed. or undertaken SO to do.
"Sick and tired of war as we are,
we have not forgotten what the
policy of the pacif1sts and the lack
of preparedness cost us in lives
and treasure. and we will not forget
We are opposed to war or to any
thing which looks like another war.
but the average citizen is just as
bitterly opposed to anything and
everything which looks like such q
willful lack of preparedness as that
with which we were confronted at
that date when we ought to have been
prepared to have entered and to have
then ended the war"
Evening star., 1922-03-19
MAIL TO BE EXAMINED.
INSPECTION to Be Made to Discover
Typhus Germ.

NEW YORK, March 1S-Hereafter
mail from Russia and all typhus in
fected ports will be examined by
health department inspectors before
it is removed from ocean liners ar
Health Commissioner Copeland, in
announcing today such an arrange
ment with postal authorities. said
similar inspections made last year of
mail on ships sheitering typhus
pf infection, and he declared 1T doubt
full if typhus could be conveyed by
The mail provided it was in transpor-
tation three or four daysA
.Typhus is conveyed b. by the na body 0oiG
.sraEe II away from the human body.
the T 1ouse IS viii not live more than a
couple Of days. We have demon
strated that fact time and again In
the health department
Evening star., 1922-03-19
VILLAGE OF 1000 NOW 10.

rANEsvuLE Wis, March 1S.-
writ;ne from Sorvchinskya, Russia,
Miriam west, daughter of A. B. West
~ Milton Wis. now a member of the
relief service of the Friends Society.
tells of one village where the popula-
tion has decreased in a few weeks
from 1000 to 20 people.
There was no one TO oury 'ne oeau,
Cha ci,arnal house to get portions of the
dead bodies for food" she wrote in a
letter received by her parents To-Day.
1--WE have been held up owing 70 tne
food not getting here, but now tna5 ns ndd II
Children and 10000 adults" she added.
Evening star., 1922-03-19
BY MAMMALIAN HARDEN,
Eermany's Foremost Publicist.

By Gable to The Star. - -
BERLIN. March 1S.-The proposed
Genoa conference Is more threatening
than hopeful today. Only the United
States can change it's outlook. What
does America wantP,
Could the government at Washing
ton Immediately make public condi-
tions under which it would cooperate
in such a gathering, all dangerous
pitfalls would be avoided. The out
come must be a substantial strength
ening of the entire economic struc-
ture of the world rather than the
creation of a mere judicial frame
work for future international law
suits. Mr.. Hughes Is right when he
says that results only are possible
through a strictly economic council.
To sum up:
Must Heal Economic Ills.
First-A way must be found to heal
the economic ills of the world with
out touching upon treaties or ma
tional prejudices.
Seeond-Such a plan. when found,
must be sufficiently comprehensive to
be applied to all existing commit
ments.
France, for instance, wrongly as
sumes that only German bad faith
prevents easy collection of 132,000,-
100000 gold marks today, 6.S00.000.-
600 paper marks), and would like to
treat this "law suit" like a private
one wherein the duty of the debtor
is above discussion. Yet, in southern
Europe and in Asia Minor, she is
willing to abandon her paper treaty
for u reality because it is to her ad-
vantage SO to do. Therefore she re-
joices over the Reading -Montagu-
Curzon episode which. 1t is.possible.
may result In the restoration Of Con-
stantinople, Thrace and Smyrna to
Turkey. meaning that large and i'm
portant districts would continue un-
der a sterile Turkish rule merely be-
chi Rrifain'a India n Moha m Rda n
Evening star., 1922-03-19
ASKS i. S. CONDITIONS
TO JOIN GENOA PARLEY
Harden Declares America Would Render
World Service BY Stating Terms Under
Which 1t Would Become Member.

and Frances Islam empire otherwise
might rebel.
Negative proofs Of the weakness of
the treaty of Versailles are useless to
the FreAch peasant who, after all,
never would abandon his creditors
right. And. in. the end. he Is the de-
cisive factor in French politics. In
stead of explaining to him how theo-
retical realities cannot be forced into
treaty formulas, he must be shown
in a practical way how concessions
will make for his own and his coun-
try's prosperity. In this same con-
nection Germany's daily bursts of
Evening star., 1922-03-19
LIQUOR IN HOME LEGAL.
Tennessee Court Rules Possession
Per Sc Against Law.

Per Sc Against Law.
By the Associated Press.
NASHVILLE. Tenn, March 1s.-"The
bare possession Of such a quantity Of
liquor in ones residence Is not an
offense under the laws of Tennessee"
the Tennessee supreme court an
nounced today in reversing and re-
manding a case from Davidson county
in which the defendant had been con-
victed of unlawfully possessing such
liquor.
The defendant. the supreme court
said, might have manufactured the
quart of liquor involved, himself. or
he might have personally transported
it to his residence. He was not
charged with either of these offenses
and he could not be convicted Of an
offense with which he was not
charged. The fact that defendant was
found with a quart of whisky in his
residence might be evidence of a
transgression against some of the
liquor laws of the state. but the
possession of liquor per Sc under the
circumstances appearing was not de-
nounced by the statutes.