Show 'S' - V V v g - sw i g Tima and v quenoesr for international also' theYrestoration of economlc'and financial r conditions in the countries ' " exhausted by the present war "The holy’ see always has opposed We I always’ refused? to conscription introduce it in cur own army when the ' J pope was a temporal sovereign'’ Besides England and the Uni ted States are the most splendid examples of how A'&'A great powers can exist without' standV‘ V ing armles but even1 these two countries despite their colossal resources Italian Military Aviator once war was declared required a long Circles White "House ? and time before being able a large' army If all states were in the' same Lawn on Flowers f‘ Strews time ‘S’necessary to ' f condition during’ the f ' &' j ' a long period such prepare weapons Italian Two lt possible as to render would elapse Washington SepL22— V started third a view a interventlonYwith for friendly airplanes which with' "V from ' conf llct to Langley ' avoiding on a flight this morning Conserlptlon Hldeous BuTdcav: field at Hampton Va to Washington which here and back' suffered mishaps “Finally the whole world In addito the' suppression of obligatory tonight return tion' thelr prevented which brought - '"A biplane the Caproni r nine and military Jseryice® should proclaim persons broke a wheel a' eithno state head of an principle that smashed" a plane in landing aftermen er emperor-o- king or the president 'of exhibition flight' with newspap as passengers A Flat in battleplane republic should have the' right 'to a marsh op adeclare" short of gasoline landed Potomac war without: first "consulting river the Virginia side of the the ’people return will preferably through ref The Caproni plane probably or at could least through the parliaFiat tomorrow but the and will be dis- ment trlcated from the mudback ' mantled and shipped a fast Pomlllo “Conscription is 'one of the hideous 'The third machine to Hampton safe- burdens'of a’ free people': both 'as rebattleplane returned than less In 118 miles of garding financial expenses and persional ly a distance two hours ' an inevitable war liberty being - The airplanes were piloted by Italian breeder besides ' we saw Australia Thus re sent to this country military aviators fliers jecting conscription by referendum tb "Instruct American “The pilots executed many maneuvers feeling" In’ Australia' for the ‘ battle mother now common on the European country was most loyal Perlow over the fronts One circling flowers even ’England the United States haps the ri White House strewed along and Canada would X' refuse conscrip::'‘lawn Two of the aviators Captain TappI tion if the people should be conwho piloted the big Caproni Inand Lieu- -- sulted through' a referendum The law thePo- which Introduced Baldioli who flew it for the duration of - tenant Jr milio with Lieut Franklin K Lanemost the war provided for its suppression as a passenger are among Italy's Lieutenant ' Baldioli - after the conclusion famous fliers of V only 21 years old has had two years Immediately" A peace V:"1' and Is service on the Austrian front ' Cardinal Gasparrl concluded zi V most daring of all Italy's be to the said ' airmen J fH is now evident that in the presThe Caproni machine brought as pas- ent conflagration there ' 1 no question of the of victor sengers Dr S W Stratton chiefDurand and no question bureau of standards and W P : an of absolute military success which and Alex W Stout of the aircraft production board Mechanicians and assist- no group of belligerents seem' able to ants made up the rest of the party' Sec- -' secure over the others- - but' the' quesIntended maklngr the tion is to find an retary Lane had equitable solution of the at but request of President flight the satisfying Wilson abandoned the trip people of both sides with The airplanes started at an altitude a view' to avoiding ‘graver catastrophes of 8000 feet and when Washington was of a social and financial character reached they were flying' above banks "The war' must end through f our clouds of Next week five Italian machines will mediation or the good offices of other Langley field for a nonstop flight nsutrals The made by Pres' '' leave to New Tork On this trip one of the ident Wilson isobjectionovercome as the' easilythe great triplane now pilots will drive ' of the : central powers a well at Newport News which carries twen-ty-fi- people ms '’those of the 'allies are passengers ready and willing r to give all guarantees for the fulfillment of conditions leading: to justT and lasting peace" : 'At ? Fosltlon ' f sU 4 Washington Sept 'jp 21— TherewiU '“ 1 £- j- FLIGHT MADE — V ’ r ! - ! - V r m - - ' 3 V i ‘ ' 'fri -- 1 r a er-end- um - - 'tbe - - V r r - - f ’ T -- - ‘ v-- i : - low-hangi- ng - - V ve GASPARRISEES ’ 8:Ciduni' v be yno further : discussion of peace at thle time" by Ythe United States and the entente allies i unless it I forced iby a fresh appeal 'from Pope ' '' -- : -- (Continued From Page 1) an Benedict : with treaty signed in conjunction was clearly fndlaated both at civilized nations Then It ' would not f’ the state Vdepsrtment and by - allied always be possible to Induce parliament diplomats today - after' publication or to vote large military appropriations theunofflelaltexts fofthe repliesof Cites BIsmarcka Rebuff w "Even Bismarck found this to ba true Germany and Austria to'the papal apwas nothing unexpected In several times but especially when the peal There response'-althougeither Austrian party of the center succeeded in Janu- note aroused some interestthebecause of ary 1887 in defeating an increase' In its apparent sincerity the German army of 41000 men yearly' Offlcals believe that : heartened - by which so angered the iron chancellor the replies ' of the central powers the ' that he dissolved the relchstag "Under conditions we propose the pope will make a fresh attempt A to together at the nation attempting to violate a treaty bring the belligerents 'does table he it was indiIf with the civilized world would be Im- peace his that1 note would receive while mediately threatened by a general cated courteous consideration It would strike 'economic and financial boycott Thus ' ' addressed ' no unless chord responsive only a mad' government would run directly to the points involved In Pres 'suck a risk Wilson’s reply to the first comldent AThe suppression of conscription munication from the Vatican 'would lead automatically and without Notwithstanding this apparent sinany disturbance of public order to disarmament namely to the end of mill- -' cerity of Austria's reply some diplotarlsm bringing beneficial conse mats held the opinion that Germany - h 'V-- : “ ’ ? - Exposes 'Kaiser's Hypocrisy London Sept: 22— On Inquiry at the British foreign ’ off ice - regarding the Austro-Gerzna- n replies to Pope Benedict’s peace proposal the Associated Press today received the following ofI 3: ficial statement Tt seems hardly necessary especially in view of President Wilson’s reply to the pope to comment at length on the German reply beyond' pointing out that it contains not one word as to restoration or reparation1 ’’Recent' history' and especially the correspondence between the kaiser and former czar published a' few days ago form' an interesting- r commentary on the kaiser’s ’contention that the preservation of peace has been his' ’principal and most sacred task'? i “The ' sympathy whlctf the German government expresses toward moral power and right comes well from those whose bloodstained records Include the the murder of ravaging of Belgium ’ citizens the sinking of paspeaceful : - ’ - - -- A ‘ - - - - ' ' " -- f- t - - g 23 1917 SALT LA KBrfl CITY UTAH SUNDAY SEPTEMBER ' ' - ‘MADE WITH LEMONS Prepare a quarter pint at about tho cost of a small Jar of common cold cream s GD0mpG: ©GDffffGP ’ BRITAIN TO SUPPLY COAL TO HOLLAND - - When this home-mad- e lemon lotion is Into tho face neck massaged gently and arms daily tho hands akin naturally should become soft clear and white and the complexion dainty and attractive What girl or woman hasn’t heard of lemon juice to remove complexion blemishes to bleach the skin and to out the roses the freshness and bring the hidden beauty? But lemon juice alone Is acid therefore and irritatingwhite should bo mixed - with orchard this way Strain through a fine cloth the Juice of two fresh lemons- into s bottle about three ounces of orchardcontaining white then shake well and you have ‘a whole quarter pint of skin and complexion lotion at about the cost one pays for a small jar of ordinary usually cold cream Be sure to strain the lemon juice so no pulp gets into the bottle then this lotion will remain pure and fresh for months When applied daily to the face neck arms and hands It should help to whiten clear naturally smootuen and beautify Any druggist will supply three ounces of orchard white at very little cost and the grocer has the lemons In this sweetly fragrant lemon lotion la dies can easily prepare and have an expensive toilet ' aid which perfectly satisfies their natural desire for a beau tlful soft skin ’ WOODMEN COUNCIL Y UPHELD BY COURT Lincoln Neb Sept 22— The supreme court' of Nebraska in & decision handed down today sustained the action of the convention of the Woodmen’s Circle the women’s auxiliary of the Woodmen of the World held at Atlanta Ga In July 1917 In giving control of the order to an executive council composed of the supreme guardian the supreme clerk and the supreme adviser of the - - end For Fr Trial Treatment No matter how long or howbad—goto and get a CO cent your druggist todayPile Treatment It box of Holland has Amsterdam 8ept 22-Britan reached agreement with Great acain regarding the supply of coalnewsThe Handelsblad to the cording paper believes the agreement was reached under certain conditions the most Important of which Is that Dutch tonnage shall be placed at the disposal ' of the Belgian relief commission JPyramld CURFEW FOJt BOOZE ‘BLOCKADE-RUNNIN- G’ (By International News Serrlee Savannah ' Ga — The inside route steamer liquor transportation Is about to become a thing of tho past For a long time certain liquor runners have evaded the Georgia prohibition laws by regular trips between Jacksonville to Brunswick and Savannah via tho inside order: boat route bringing In liberal supplies of whisky The federal government has ' ' 'GUFFEY MADE OIL' BUYER’ now taken a hand and will chase these Washington Sept 22 —Joseph F Gufwith the pa tro service boats fey of Pittsburgh president of the Natural Gas association of America and a The Illinois Council of Defense Is dePennsylvania oil ' producer was aptermined to ezplaln to every citizen of pointed supervisor of government oil the state why Uncle Sam Is at war with CIVIL BIGHTS BILL PASSED purchases under the war Industries Blll Some one should Kaiser board He will act as adviser to Ber- - Washington Sept 22—Protection of it very carefully and in words explain of one nard M Baruch In charge of raw ma- the homes and property of America’s syllable to "Big Bill" Thompson mayor terial! fighting men by passage of the admin of Chicago' ——w— --—— The Pyramid Sadie Ffcms Single TriaL relief and a ringle box often will mailed free In plain curesgive A trial package wrapper If yon send ns coupon below -- FREE S AH RLE COUPON’ - - PYRAMID DRUG COMPANY - - -- u State I Tfcfi ISSiZk — ’ - merchant-ship'the dropsenger and ping of ‘ bombs on undefended towns the murder of Miss Cavell and Captain Fryatt the torpedoing of hospital ships the bombardment of hospitals deportatlona from Belgium and northern France connivance in wiping out Arby their ally the Turk of the" menian nation and countless : other crimes nor- does talk of moral power well from those who and right-comwere responsible for the organization of the Intrigue : and espionage : In the United States since the beginning of the war which Is revealed In today’s newspapers ’V Gemaa Frew Pleased ' Amsterdam Sept: 22 — The Berlin paof pers' dwell on the dignified language the German a reply to the pope Germania believes it Is the pope’s view that no need existed for going Into details In' the reply as the pope’s only desire was to find' a vbasis for- a rapt prochement between the- enemy g6v ernments which he succeeded In doing so far as Germany and Austria are 'conC cerned that the Vosslsche Zeltung says 'The of the reply --lies In the fact that value It : Is silent regarding all territorial problems as an enumeration of national "wishes and possibilities f would ’ be only' pouring' oil on fire "These? are questions which can only bo discussed at the conference table" it adds Vorwaerts "says that the note caused surprise by the warmness' with' which It declared in favor of disarmament and : lnternatlohal arbitration ’Tt oannot bo denied" says Vor waerts “that in' this respeet a really new spirit is speaking which brings sbout Xa new situation" The Berlin correspondent of the Rhelnlscho ' Westfallsohe Zeltung of Essen learns from an "especially well Informed quarter" that the German has abandoned the idea of government Alsace-Lorraithe status of an giving Independent federal atata '' SeeSlight Ooneeeslee 1 - London Sept 22—The 'Westminster Gazette In Its comment' on' the replies of "the central powers to’the pope recalls President Wilson’s reply In which as spokesman for the allies he told the pope the word of the present rulers of Germany could not be taken as a guarantee unlesa It was supported by the will : of the German people and says that the references in the Austrian and German replies to the peoples of: these countries are "fairly obvious allusions to the demands made- by 'the Z American President" “It Is clear" the paper adds '"that towards the they do not “take us far must be reached he asserted which goal before a covenanted peace was possi ble" ' The newspaper says It Is highly significant that Germany and Austria should agree in principle to disarmament and arbitration and it these principles are sincerely accepted a step forward will be taken In the right direction The Pall Mall Gazette says: "Before the kaiser’s professions count for anything we must have fruits meet for repentance and these are restltu tlon reparation and guarantees" n The Globe says: "It is clear that as far as the pope’s intervention Is ' concerned wo are no nearer peace than before It is left to the Intervention of Field Marshal Haig to bring about the hastening of that K'x s - 1 y f $ Now Gomes Our Second Showing and Sale of New COATS SCARFS CAPES AND MUFFS - v- V- C - Wonderfully New in Style and Qualities of Unusual Beauty fr ' t ' - All at Very Special Prices Tliis ' jf' v d st Bead ’ ’ ' - - 1 Par tiaL List and See the Windows - SCARFS - - ’ ‘ ’ FLAT: ANIMAL RED FOX SCARF r - ’ - - $39A0 $15000 $3175 $i9A0 $6500 ’$69 A0 - - - ne ' ' RED FOX SCARF—Animal style CROSS FOX ANIMAL SCARF “ lined with brocaded silk veiled in georgette BLACiiL WOLF SCARF BLACK LYNX SCARF BLACK LYNX SCARF HUDSON SEAL STOLE ' Brocaded satin lined iiOuSON SEAL STOLE’ HUDSON ' SEAL SCARF HUDSON SEAL SCARj?’ - ’ f lf : $11500 $9000 $9800 MUFFS - ' T v?' 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Items-rHnndre- ds BUY NOW AND SAVE MONEY ’ sts Red Oak Ia Sept 22 J— Introduction evidence was concluded’ today in the trial of’ the Rev Lyn George J 'Kelly charged with complicity in the Vlllls-c- a Ta ax' murders and attorneys are have the case ready for preparing to the the jury by latter part of next week Kelly' did not go upon' the sta$d Thirty-one witnesses have been summoned for the rebuttals by the state which will open Monday'-The ’contest next week will center about Kelly’s mental condition 4 ? Broadway' - 'Vt- - v 'c-- j i ? Western FnmltiireCov:r i is They are beautiful and artisticJ and oramental Theyarenseful They are inexpensive and ’a wonderful value : Art Department — Tliird Floor See the windows V ? 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" ‘“We possess a’new morsel of diplomatic literature nothing more’Ms La Liberte’s comment on the German reply That Berlin was disposed finally to give ' some disclosures' regarding ' Its war alms particularly In relation to Belgium is quit plausible It appears at clearly that 4t: renounced doing-sthe last moment under pressure from more the than ever masters of the situation"' It ‘i bronze— - vr''"V 'decorations"' J: :A:--- - B Ve A -- M- Street ' That's the way it is with “frealrah” ranges —red Kot one minute— fire down the next—end so on Elnough to ruin 7-6- Pyramid Bldg-- Marshall Mich of Kindly send ms aInFree sample plain wrapper Name V - - PoDgo GmfgguO : : - - ' y - ' -- m istration -- soldiers and sailor civil today before a rights bill was urged Senate Judiciary subcommittee which began formal hearings Early enactment of the measure le desired by many officials who contend that next to the insurance bill lt le the biggest and most needful thing to bo done for the country’s defenders" A CREAMY LOTION : Washington Sept 22— A majority of the negro men of the national army will ho called out for mobilization at the training cantonments with the contingent of draft forces summoned for October 8 In making this announcement today Secretary' Baker added that the negroes called- would be from states with the largest percentages of negro Those from states with population few negroes will be mobilized later The policy of organizing separate colored and white army units will he strictly adhered to r- ' - V WILL CALL NEGROES sTO CAMPS OCTOBER 3 “ - : ’ ' - - - i ’ - - - - "- N ' to-for- x - was responsible to a large measure for Its character - Many government officials however appeared to think that Austria’s response was the 'cry of a government sickened by warfare and perhaps indicated a growing spirit of revolt ’against German domination Those who ’held that Germany was responsible- - for Austria’s attitude pointed out that it was not Improbable that Germany herself wearied "and weakened was using Austria to force further the wedge of peace while she remained in the' background to gain such advantage as may come to the one not too eager to yield Nothing approaching a definite- idea of what- Germany’s terms r would be were a peace conference called Is contained In the Berlln note - h '! 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