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The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-03-02
FRANCE WANTS
TO PAY AMERICA
rARDlEU COMPLAINS THAT UNIT
ED STATES IS MORE ENAcTINo
IN DEMANDS THAN ENGLAND
Debt viii Be Paid In Full N Time IL
only Given; Common People, II 10
Declared, Want Consideration
In Time Of Stress

Paris.--France wants 10 and win
pay her debts to the United states
W. ssk only that We be given proper
time.
Under the Versailles trehty, FranSn
is Germany's creditor TO the extent OF
$1,000 O00.O 900. which represents about
half the damages she suffered. France
has expected America TO give effective
help In collecting this sum, which IL
vastly more than the $4,000. 100000 she
owes America.
This nelp has failed us. have new
or blamed Americas policy, but un.
questionably It's result has been to en-
courage Germany not TO pay Since
the arms conference, we have paid out
s0OO0.OOo.O00 francs advance on repair
atoms and in pensions. During the
same period Germany has been forced
to pay but 1900. 100000 gold marks, OF
which Belgium got 2,50O,OO0.O00, and
France should have received 80 per
cent of the remainder. But the Occu.
patton expenses had TO be reduced.
In such circumstances when debts
are mentioned we do not say we will
not pay--that is Loucheurs phrase
but we say we will pay, but are in n
delicate situation. which warrants Civ.
ing us some consideration. Who will
say we are wrongi
Let me recall here that II was
who negotiated the debts contracted
by France In America from 1917 "a
1910. When the money was lent NO
date for repayment was fixed, because
II WIS recognized the future could moi
bo known with cerainty However
everybody ut that time said that. and
believed, Germany, when conquered
would be obliged 10 pay.
But the contrary is the case. Ger
many has paid hardly anything yet
and at such a moment tne American
congress votes n law fixing the dates
and conditions for final payment
England has been less exacting.
would be lacking in my customnr,
frankness in these cables, II did mo-
remark that for such a notification
the time was ill-chosen.
Such. at any rate. has been the com
mon mans impression in France. III
has said. 1T was not necessary Sh
has never said 1--WE will not pay" Ill
has said ave have not been helped l.
collect what is due us. but they hastel
to demand that which we owe" Tha
il my country's true sentiment. am
you Americans must understand II a
It is, for there is nothing which threi
tens your interests or your sentiments
With our 330,OO0,O0O francs debt
with S0.OOOO0O.OOO nlrendy spent Il
Germany's place-leaving 50.OO0O00
600 remaining TO be spent in the sam
direction-we are entitled TO be treat
ed with a certain consideration by on
friends.
This consideration is all that we as
and all that We will take.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-03-02
Russia lie Buying Much Machinery

Riga.-soviet trade delegates here
have announced the receipt by Russia
Of 1903 steel tank cars OF the order for
800 which was made In Canada. Three
steamers. carrying 800 more ears, are
expected 10 arrive in EOvOrossisk
within a few weeks. Up 10 the pres
emit time sixty-nine locomotives have
been delivered TO Russia. Nineteen OF
these are Swedish manufacture and
fifty come from German factories. AL.
together. Russia has ordered 500 from
Germany and $50 from Sweden.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-03-02
nllllard cne caused peath

NIontreal.-Whle picking up Dill
I'D cue which he dropped on the
Hoor during a game with his father
several weeks ago, Harold stephens
% ',ooned On the end Of the cue. causing
,ns gp to Zip up and strike him in the
He rubbed the eye. retrieved
~ ~ ana and continued his game
no no more Of the accident
, .,n"nesdoy no died OF cerebral so,
Me" wbich originated in the injured
eve.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-03-02
Panama PRECEDENT Pardons Five

Panama.-President Porras has par
doned five men convicted Of rebellion.
among them Domingo Turner, editor
of the Diario Nacionale, antigoyern-
ment daily. They participated in
demonstration on March last, In
which the presidents resignation was
demanded after he had been quoted
as declaring himself favorable TO n
diplomatic settlement with Costa
Rica OF the boundary dispute involv.
ing the town VI COto.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-03-02
Rull Wreoka Rod Auto

Topeka, Kan.-Fred Knudson, a
farmer. Saturday appealed to the state
superintendent OF insurance for aid in
collecting collision insurance on his
automobile. Knudson complains that
he painted his automobile red, that "A
bull at a public sale at Orion, Kan,
wrecked IL, itid the insurance com
pany refused 10 consider Ills claim.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-03-02
M.t.ran Hnn PaInfuI Wound

ChIcaRo-S. II. Rand dressed IN a
nashy uniform bedecked win meoa, oar,
was arrested. "Where were you
wounded" police asked him "A lnu'e
licked me on the Mexican border LIE
hero replied.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-03-02

Washington-Th North Dakota law
regulating grain inspection and pur.
chase was Monday declared Invalid by
the supreme court In an opinion rem
dered by Jus,rce Day.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-03-02
Loan Soon suhscribed

New York-The 15,0OOOO0 gullder
loan negotiated by The Netherlands
government with a group OF American
bankers was offered at public sale
Monday and the entire amount was
subscribed within half an hour.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-03-02
No., vIrolnIan Auxiliary Bishop

Rome-Pope Plus wednesday an
,onnced the appointment Of Monsignor
Jobn 7 swlnt OF Weston W. va az
auxiliary bishop OF the "'''e''
Wheeling. W. Va.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-03-02

..srs in the Gem irrigation
i !. IssbO will affiliate with the
\ = n, ,~ union, practically 100
Y, V'1 They expect TO produce at
nv Y. ..,os Of lettuce In this ter
w ", w., VIII have sufficient acre
~ the erection Of o pack
T., 10 this territory
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-03-02

n Brown and Leroy Chllds,
Y. !, the Hood River expert.
4 ...,,on. are urging potato grow
', 4, upper valley to affiliate
\. " pacific Northwest Potato
" v ,,soclatIon. Mr.. Brown says
','vsrs Of this section have lost
annually in not being organized.
IA mat they have no standardi-
. \ rndes and plant their acre
l.s.ou, regard to standardizing
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-03-02

month ago jackrabblts were so
!, ,hey we're reported to have
N ibs telephone poles in two near
4 and in the north end Of Una
|rupty. This seemed Incredible.
4 7 Jackson Of the United Estates
Lsl survey verified the report
4, Killing calves, which was not
IN uptIl the acual evidence was
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-03-02
Tvs Happenings
Of&s Great
Esr1nountan States

| N, county oregon court re.
LINN a,S sSI from bond firms on a
q 30. O,oS u ) per cent road bonds.
y l's aD,, y in 1928 and siOO'O%
D a,.a Of the bids reached par
NSI interest and were declared
4. I. me court.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-03-02

49, a0''' bound trip the Bridge
NJ, oe''me snow-bound four
,,, =. ' e Mountain house, and
w., "~ Koppie, and hls five
M, i, we'' compelled to walk
H. /. 'u'oo III three feet Of soft
~. ~ party reached the noun
s,D :. ,a'e u night and several
!. n. ere al most exhausted from
l,,,. '' .al through the deep
ana vi =, Nv party falling OK
Aa0 70 SS prodded 90 BY
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-03-02

., support on the part OF
l 81, b body, tn MOunialneer' 10
fuden' . SS newspaper OF the
De o ouSool, will suspend publ
hIs .,,.-e are nearly 1900 stu.
. i" the Butte high, and
!. ,p, nave subscribed to the high
i - -
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-03-02
Inland Northwest

umOred there will be a gen.
.auup OF wild horses in the
ps'e aboundlng by the hon
!. ~e hills west of McDermltt.
ue horses Will be caught and
- tefaluma for chicken feed.
!" De shot, as they are a great
~ % the cattle and sheep In
us Vicinity of Wlnnemucca.
s much range. Many fine
Is deer. w " ''
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-03-02

'uas Boofer was found dead
4 two hundred feet OF his cabin
|Curie, Nevada recently. Boofer
banged in handling supplies to
H. BY motor truck. In company
. Im Morse a nelghbor. When
\ not put In an appearance for
II days Morse became anxious
\ his friend and went up 70 his
4 10 inquire of him. 1t was then
N made the gruesome discovery.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-03-02

n. %' i've years ending with
lr,.. 'osses In Idaho cnused the
~ OF property valued at the
I s Ts D'al of S.76sIOSS, accord.
p ~ made public by the M.
o~. 'u OF Fire Underwriters.
apu'a the statistice from it's
~, SiSaas records. These fig
I'M n a startling way. the price
Iss ~, ~ he state for public ignor-
IA ''V 'ssness in handling fire
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-03-02

tlEs members Of the Mazamas,
3nds mountain climbing club
swept by q snowstorm 800 feet
he side Of Mary's peak. 10 miles
I9ouSly and two men were In
The climbers, after reaching
sik in q blizzard. we're sliding
snow when the avalanche gave
nrylng them down with ter.
leed and landing them In a III.
buried In snow.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-03-02

\ Oglvie, State Sheep Inspector.
Prada, nme into Eureka from the
'aier country where he. has been
y 10 dipping u number OF bands
~ He states that recently dur
extreme cold wave when the
rneIer was down to 10 degrees
zero most Of the time, ne dipped
lnds Of sheep totalllng 300 head.
pa Q count OF these bands IA
ller disclosed that only five OF
eep had died or were missing.
Ag from the inquiries coming
" chamber OF commerce from
nn 10 the country, Butte will
nld BY more automobile tour
u year than ever before in
N'V Of the state. Inquiries
ne middle west show that many
motor over the Yellowstone
mo the Park to Park highway.
number will also come from
y states. according 10 present
lions
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-01-22
How It Works

The scientific name of this new
element is Terradermalax. 1t is
blended into a soft, plastic clay OF
exquisite smoothness. Place it on
the face like a poultice. No expert
masseuse's fingers ever felt so sooth-
ing, for you feel this laxative work.
ing on every inch OF skin. In half
an hour wipe off with a towel-and
with it every blackhead, pimple-
point, speck and spot OF dirt. That's
all. For a week or two. il is we'll to
move the skin every other day. Then
once a week sufices. In the end,
the skin is trained to function with
out aid.
Terradermalax is a scientific
achievement, not a cosmetic, cream
or other beauty nostrum. Not only
harmless, but hygienic and helpful
to the skin. Women on whom Mr..
MCGOWAN experimental daily for
months, show skins and compilations
of striking health and beauty.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-01-22

does, "rd give a weeks wages for
Q gulp Of ART"
The hammering ceased.
"iIere-drink this"
A soldier held a jar to the lips
Of one of the stripped men. II was
filed with sour wine embittered
with Supplying myrrh-a mixture
prepared by Jerusalem women to
desden the pain OF the crucified.
The man drank rayenously. So
did the next. But the Gaiilaan.
after tasting It, averted his head
and would not drink.
The soldie' guffawed.
At a word from the dismounted
centurion the condemned men were
laid hold of. led to the Frustrated
crosses and extended upon them.
Again came the dull, knocking
sound OF wooden hammers striking
iron nails.
The Galilean moved his thorn.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-01-22
Scientist Discovers
A Skin Laxative
Ev.cuates the Pores and Purees the Skin of
Every Imturity in Half Hour-A
Beautiful Skin Now Mere Matter
of Personal Cleanliness

W 1OMEN. give thanks to Mr..
w MCGOWAN an English sci
w enlist scarce out OF his
twenties. His discovery means. every.
woman can have her skin made
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After FIVE years of experiment,
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physics ones skin Its action is
gentle, but positive. It's use is de-
lightful, not distasteful, for it is
applied outside. Put it on; slip
into your easy chair to dream or
doze; in less than an hour the skin
pores move. Impurities that are
clogging your facial pores come out
as if squeezed from a tube. It's a
wonderful feeling. this flushing Of
the pores. They Jingle with relief
and relaxation. When you pick up
your handglass you'll almost drop it
with surprise-for the new bloom OF
color and velvety texture OF skin
are simply marvellous. Such is the
magic of modern chemistry. II
al5cays works, because it is Nature.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-01-22

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Go, and Sin No More ByDucie Deamer

hlieted head little from side to
side. His eyes closed. then opened
again.
Father - forgive them = they
know not what they do"
Now the three laden crosses
were heayed aloft. Sockets had
been dug for them. They trembled
an instant on the brink Of these
tottered-and then Jared down
ward with heavy shock.
Shrieks broke from the caravan
robbers and thenla babble Of filthy
words.
Among the onlookers someone.
laughed-suddenly, loudly. and en-
tirely without mirth. II was q
bareheaded young man dressed like
Q Greek. The tension had snapped.
A; the centre cross Of the three
Jared into its socket faith broke
like a water bubble.
David laughed at the belief that
had touched bis life as with a
finger of holy fire, at the white
SUBMITS where his ideals hau
walked with God-like wonder with
the chariots of the dawn, at the
aspiration that had lifted him /,
unimaginable thresholds Of jacinir
and jasper. His one vivid impuls
was to laugh in the teeth Of Coo
Suddenly he remembered Astarse.
A wave Of molten feeling flooded
through him. The power that had
reft hi5 love.mate from him. Civ.
Ing her to hideous death, had
wasted the holy sanctuary of the
ideals by which he lived, and sown
the site Of II with salt, but he was
still q mamie also could shed
blood. and break lives as her life
and his own had been broken.
He turned Immediately. freed
himself from the crowd and went
down the citywarG slope Of the
hill.
Traff. drifted on the Damascus
road. The ambling mules and
bound with blue beads
as a protection against the Evil
Eye-drooped their heads as
though the increasing heaviness
was a more tangible burden than
the loads that were balanced upon
them. No living air agitated the
banded tassels Of their housings.
Those who walked by them
turned their faces briefly toward
the Hill Of the Skull. Some struck
their breasts with sticks as though
to hasten them forward before the
heavens were shattered by . storm.
(contisusS on Page I'D
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-01-22
Not on Sale

Unfortunately Terradermalax, can
not be stocked by druggists. The ac-
tive ingredient that loosens the pores
of the skin structure must be fresh.
The laboratory Theoretically seals
each can and dates every label. On
store shelves, this laxative element
would lose its force. and then the
application would have no more effect
than the ordinary massage. So the
laboratory supplies the users direct.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-01-22
Every normal skin needs
two creams "

To keep the skin from chapping and to
make the poDder stay on, use day
time cream made Without oil
Roughness, chapping. If the skin is not
protected against the cold and wind it be-
comes rough and coarse. To give the need
ed protection, apply little Ponds Vanish
ing Cream before going out. This dis
appearing cream contains no oil and cannot
possibly reappear in a shine. 1t leaves the
skin fresh and invisibly shielded. &.
Shiny face. Before you powder, rub
little Ponds Vanishing Cream into the face
It is absorbed instantly and cannot come
ont in shine later, for there is not drop
of oil in it. With this softening cream as
base, powder just as usual. You will ind
that the powder lasts many times longer, z
To cleanse the skin thoroughly and
to forestalI wrinkles, use an oil cream
at night .
Wrinkles. The way to ward off wrinkles
is to give your skin regularly tonic rous-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-01-22
Revelation,
or
CHAPTER XVII.

r rNDERFooT was the new
grass Of April, ankle-high,
- There were white, blue and
purple violets, and the white mar.
cissus. Myrtle bushes clustered.
and a few scattered apple and al.
mond trees we're spangled with
blossoms.
It was garden, broken up by
stony lodges In which artificial
steps had been cut. A neglected
garden lapsing back to partial viii
derness, secluded, inclining to
dampness, and grateful as a
draught of water from a limpid
spring beneath a rock.
David had entered It as hurt
animal seeks shadow-instinctive
ly. Where q lichened ledge over.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-01-22

hung. a grotto had been followed
out'-intended, evidently. for
tomb. but unfinished.
Going forward into this shallow
, cave. David sat down upon a block
OF stone and dropped his head be-
tween his two hands.
Trails of ivy hung before the
grotto. The smell of it WAS musty
and II struck cold.
20 God! What am / to believer"
He spoke aloud. There was no
answer-not even the chirrup Of a
bird or the whirr of~an insect.
why must I be tested like this?
II they cruelty him he Is not the
Messiah. They could not cruelty
the Messiah! Why should you de-
ceiye me?"
He was speaking directly TO
God. His own question shocked
him. He lowered his head again.
But they haven't crucifed him
yet" he muttered with dry lips.
A wave OF transcendent faith
swept through him and he touched
the heights again. He would be.
lieve-in the face of heaven and
earth and holland the very
height and depth of this blind be-
lief should secure its fulflment.
He got up and passed out OF the
grotto, treading the grass that was
lush but not rank. A few steps
away he paused.
Behind the garden lay the city:
before IL ran a camel path that
Joined the Damascus road Oppo.
site the city and skirted by this
road rose the Hill of the Skull
the place of executions.
More than an hour had elapsed
since he had seen the Galilaean led
out with two others from the fore
court of the Governors palace,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-01-22
For Pains in Chest.

IODINE ointment Is recommended
! for non.infiammatory pains of the
chest, where the pain Is situated In
the muscles and the muscles are
tender on pressure. while the skin
may be pinched without pain.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-01-22

loaded with the timber for his
cross. By this time they must
certainly have reached the hill.
A fevered Impotence TO see, to
know, took him. And he believed
yes. he believed He set his
teeth on that as though nothing in
heaven and earth should slacken
the grip of his clenched faith.
Along the camel path below the
garden came a riding camel her.
aided by its tinkling neck bells.
The rider intoned a whining minor
melody - interminable. Infinitely
weary. yet conveying a sense OF
indestructible vitality. the plant
Of life that endlessly endures and
hopes.
When the camel and It's Groom.
ing rider had passed on David
came out upon the camel path. The
morning-which was approaching
noon--had become curiously wind.
less. Every leaf was as motion
less as though 1t had been cast in
metal.
There was sensation OF op-
preston, like that which precedes
thunder. A film seemed to have
dulled the sky, and the light was
diTused-there was neither clean
cut shadow nor definite brightness.
David was walking swiftly, but his
feet were weighted as they often
are in distressed dreams.
As he walked he took particular
notice of the small lizards still as
the stones on which they sat-as
the grass blades, as the rigid
,leaves-and OF the circular camel
prints in the dust, and OF the green
fruit on wild fig tree. .
An ascending foot track
branched from the camel path. He
heard the murmurous sound of
number of mingling voices. Slate
colored rock cropped out and the
heritage fell away. He lifted his
eyes.
On the summit of the hill, bald
as the Uranium of q skull. and
whose rocky hollows distantly re.
sembled skulls eye-sockets and
nostrils, a number of people clus-
tered. Something was going for
ward at the centre OF this crowd.
David approached. His pace had
slackened TO a deliberate walk. He
still held his mind to a strained
Darkness that ached.
As he came he counted the taw'
dry figures pushing and shifting.
One. two. three, four, five, six,
seven. eight, nine, ten
There was sound OF hammer
ing. In the centra! space the sec
lions of three crosses were being
fitted together.
"It feels like thunder" said a
man whose head-cloth was filleted
with camel's hair, and whose face
had the worm-eaten look that is
the legacy Of continent smallpox.
$50 Il does. I must be getting
alon-. There's more to see in the
town than out here. I've travelled
a bit-I've been twice to Jericho.
but there's no place like Jerusalem
at Passover"
ooh, I don't know. You can sec
all the life you want in Gischala
on a market day-take that from
met"
"He was carpenter" said an.
other voice. "a Nazareth carpen-
ter. He told the High Priest he
was the Son of God. A second
cousin OF a friend Of mine Is one
Of the Priests servants-thats
how know II happened last
night after they arrested him. It's
awful blasphemy+th say he's
got a devil" =
"But he's cured people-my
wife's sister knows q woman
who"-
"That makes no difference. Men
/, with devils can do anything.
Everyone knows that"
"Phewl" said a caravan ruffian
whose clothing smelt like a camel
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-01-22

ing with an oil cream. Pond s Cold Cream
stimulates the skin, lubricating it and re.
storing its elasticity. By the faithful use
of this rich oil cream you can keep little
fine lines from fastening themselves on the
skin and forming real wrinkles
Btockheods. The dust and dirt that clog
the pores help to form blackheads. Ord-
nary washing will not remove them. After
washing the face with warm water and pure
soap, rub Ponds Cold Cream into the skin
until the pores are saturated with it. Let
the cream remain on few moments, then
wipe it off with soft cloth. This rich
cream contains the oil necessary to pene-
trate the skin and rid it of every particle
of dirt. ....
Begin using both these creams today
Use regularly these two creams that every
normal skin needs. Neither will clog the
pores nor encourage the growth of hair. Your
druggist and the department stores carry both
Jars and tubes in convenient Sizes The Pond's
Extract Co., 131 Hudson ST., New York.