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The Keota news., 1921-12-17
Colds
Toothache
Earache
OassIs. easssrsd Monster.

The curntors "f the l.auncc.tO:,
aud Tu~,uaninn museums hnve prc.
senteti the Royal Society of Tasmania a
preliminary account Of u nearly com.
plete skeleton of gigantic extinct
monster. recently discovered IN the
plcistoccnc beds of Tasmania. THE
animal WIS NJ large mx tlc largest
existing rhinoccros. The newly dis
covery shows clearly that II was n
rhinoccro~.likc animal. with q skull
built for aggressive warfare. and ut
least one powerful horn "n the snout.
Evidence of the gigantic battles In
which this animal engaged is to liz
found In the complete smashing and
partial mcntling of tho coilar.b"nc.
and In il,c crushing nnd subsequent
repair Of the bones of the n".c and
snout.
Tut n basliful boy in Il >i"rr: he'll
learn to tnlk.
Don't follow the crowd if YOU wnDt
to bc q leader.
The Keota news., 1921-12-17

dgeIo1th devotee0. Pipe Smoke5y
come to my house 60 "da6y",
my Edeeworth. Hence ! cannot
sstsnd why you have to give any
Very truly yours.
::t;y :;2y 6c' Forest City Live Stock and
nesal Manager The Foeest City
e. Secretary The Grand Circuit.
b. Kline has oppressed surprise
ne Givc Edgewoelh away. Yet
. friend gave him some, be knew
ing about IT. quality.
AeSe are still thousands d pipe.
kefs to whom Edscworth g IN
Down quantity. That's why ws
samples to anyone willing to buy
Rteard to send for them.
70 good business for W 70 let men
lmiliar with Edgewoeth smoke Il.
hese samples didn't make regular,
py, and often enthusiastic smok.
II Edgewoeth. Ne would stop oder.
Them.
be above letter came to u from
! Kline seven yeA1s aGo. We wrote
Darn II he sti1 held the same high
ION Of Edgewoeth.. He replied:
Trojan Laundry Company.
Flint, Mich.
He3emen:
~ opinion Of Edsewoeth has not
Dged. for the very good reason that
6woeth r. still the same. ] would
ee my Enforcement stronger than
~ ] knew how to do Il. =
Very truly yours,
(dgned) H. ]. Kline,
k. Sec'y 4 Treas. Trojan Laundry
- o6er to send samples Of both
eworth Plug Slice and Ready
Ned to any man sending for them
~ open.
(oeh kinds pack 70 nicely that they
= freely and evenly to the bottom
b pipe.
|oe free samples, address larus 1
)9hef Company, II South 2lSe
Det, Richmond, Va.
70 Retail Tobacco McrchaHls = II
2 jobbef cannot supply you With
Pewosth, Larss 4 Brother. Com.
Iy will gladly send you prepaid BY
eel post . one. or tWo-dozen carton
NY sire Of Edgewosth Plug Slice q
Ddy.Rubbed for the same p9iee you
I'D pay the jobbee.
The Keota news., 1921-12-17
What Kind ofa Day
Do You Wish Yourself?

Suppose you could make . wish at the
breakfast table and finally have the wish come
true. Would you say,
Il want this to b & good day" os-I am
willing for this day 70 drag alongT
Myou kssp On wishing your days with the
food you sat, finally the wish b likely 10 come
true.
Grape.Nuts helps your wish for good day.
Nothing miracujous: just the natural result from
right food with the right taste.
There b q charm Of favor and crispness
IN 0rape-Nuts that is HE the smile Of . good
friend q the breakfast table
And orsps-Nuts, with cream or milk fresh
o. tinnsdl b fully nourishtng the tissues
and glands, the bone and blood with just those
elements which Nature requires - building
strength without any 'hsavinsss."
0nps-Nuts 10 the perfected goodness Of
wheat md matted barley, scientifically developed
ready 70 sat from the package 0rspc.Nuts
breakfast oe lunch 10 practical wish for good luck.
"There's a Reason"
Sold b. sN grocer,
The Keota news., 1921-12-17

! would % Ne
most willing to
give half the
sum for what hs
did or N e.
Since that time
! have smoked
Edgswoeth and
nothing else.
And Il has the
same flavor to-
day that Il had
the first time ]
smoked L. ]
have told q
thousand friends
about It and
they. are now
The Keota news., 1921-12-17

T.. S.-Thc business end "f 4
woman. letter.
The Keota news., 1921-12-17

There Is tie temperament lint
would rather i'r beaten iiinn c"n,.
promise.
The Keota news., 1921-12-17
safety First.

O0t0ty tUW.
I'VE pedestrians should sinn'I up
for our rights said the cinicric "ll
gentleman.
u quite agree with y"u." sni'i n
meek little nhni,. "bnt " Ne nrc :".
Ing Ia sic nnyihin. al TINT s'rt I s'i:.
sc~t that We make our demonstration
from the sidewalk
The Keota news., 1921-12-17

Don't follow the crowd II YOU wnnt
to bc q leader.
The Keota news., 1921-12-17

Tut n bashful boy in IL >i"rr: he'll
learn to tnlk.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-27
iOn-but under prison guard.

prisOn-but under prison guard.
The law required It, so besides
the doctor and the nurse a guard ap-
pointed by the warden stood by while
Baby Gloria was ushered into the
world.
The date of the baby's birth was
three months to a day after the date
June IS, 1920-originally set for
the electrocution Of the. father.
These dates are a part Of the legal
records Of Auburn prison and the
district attorneys office at Roches-
ter. Grim records of law and crime
appear incongruous bearing the
entry of the baby-like a beam OF
light .nto a dark place.
Presents New Problem.
She presented a new problem TO
Warden Edgar 5. Jennings and Mrs.
NJ. r. Daley, the matron.
Imprisonment here is unfair TO
the child" says the warden. 81
think she ought TO have her chance
in life. The baby committed no
crime"
Pearl is a good mother" says Mrs
Daley. Whatever wrong she has
done, she is trying to atone for by
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-27

have invaded these enterprises in
considerable force.
Rockies Untroubled.
In the Rocky mountain and bor-
derlng states the agitation has made
but little Roadway. In the state leg
islature of Idaho Rep. Van de Steeg
introduced a resolution aimed at the
Japanese but the real purpose of
which was to make a clean-cut dec
laratiOn to congress of how congress
stands on the Japanese question" It
protested against the extension of
the rights of citizenship TO subjects
OF Japan" and demanded that lin
any treaty with Japan the United
States recognize the right Of any
state TO enact its own alien land
laws"
An anti-alien land bill was also
introduced in the Idaho senate but
was subsequently withdrawn. The
judiciary committee asked to have
the measure postponed indefinitely.
The marriage OF whites with Mon
goiian and negroes. however. was
forbidden by the terms of a bill
which passed the house. and Gov.
Davis included an anti-Japanese
clause in his message.
California Bitter.
The bitterness against the Japan
csc generally encountered in Cali
fornia. both in and out of Official
dom. therefore does not extend
wholesale to the neighboring states
Ef FnT
the administration in Washington
can but decide on a strong. definite
policy which will prevent mass set
element or immigration" as Roose-
Welt aermed IL, in short, If il returns
TO the Rooseceltian policy in deal
ing with the Japanese. the Pacific
coast will come into line without
much kicking.
Admittedly the "gentlemen's agree
ment' has proven unsatisfactory.
The japanese themselves admit It. X.
X. Rawakami, famous author and
Japanese leader on the coast. frank
~ says Japan must stop emigration
OF her laborers 10 America and that
diplomatic notes should be ex-
changed on the subject and made
public IN both America and japan.
This is beyond all question the
feeling all the way from Lower CALI
fornie 20 Vancouver-to put the
agreement in writing and make II do
what Roosevelt intended the gentle
mems agreement" should do: Pre-
vent ANY immigration" of Japan
csc laborers
This has now become a practical
necessity.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-27
Grim Prison Bars Surround Nursery Of Cooling BABY
Girl Made Victim OF Parents Wrong; Parole Alone
Can SAGE Her Parting From Mother AtAge OfT700

AUBURN, y. Y. Feb. ga baby
Is a prisoner behind the high stone
walls OF Auburn penitentiary.
Every minute OF this tiny girls
life-except four days-has been
spent back OF prison bars
Only the mercy OF a newly enacted
law saved her from the lifelong
stigma OF having been born in prison.
The only other merciful circum-
stance in Gloria O'DelTs life is that
her babyhood's innocence shields her
from the knowledge OF the tragedy
that clouds her life.
Baby Gloria is In Auburn prison
because her mother is imprisoned
there. She Is violet-eyed cooling,
smiling. Her hair is soft down that
Will surely be golden. Her age is
FIVE months.
It's a double tragedy that i'm
ponds over Baby Gloria-the tragedy
OF yesterday and the tragedy of to-
morrow.
The Tragedy of Yesterday.
The tragedy OF yesterday was the
murder OF Edward J. Kneip at
! Rochester. The crime was commit
ted by Baby Gloria's father and
mother, James and Pearl ODeH.
/ They were frenzied because Kneip.
who had betrayed the girl-wife be-
/ fore her marriage 10 O'Dell. pur-
sued her even after the marriage.
The killing was brutal; O'Dell was
sentenced to death. his wife TO 90
years Imprisonment.
Baby Gloria's father is in the
lighthouse at Sing Sing. On Feb.
% the court Of appeals is expected
10 hand down its decision as to
whether or not he shall be electro
cuted. Baby Gloria's mother must
serve at least II years, even If she
is given full credits for good beha-
vior.
The Tragedy of Tomorrow.
The tragedy Of tomorrow is a two
fold tragedy in itself.
FIrst-The law demands that when
Baby Gloria is two years old she
must be taken from her mothers
arms TO be committed 10 the char
/ ity OF relatives or or the state-un-
less the mother is freed by pardon
or parole.
Second-Baby Gloria will grow UP
under the stigma that will attach
itself to the daughter of the O'Dells
unless immediate action be taken
10 obliterate this stigma as far as
possible.
Whatever her crime, the laws OF
New York state never were intended
TO place Pearl O'DeIrs motherhood
on the rack Of public punishment
Imprisonment. yes; but TO be tor
tured by having her child taken
from her. no!
This is the mental torture Pearl
O'Dell has lived through every hour
since her baby was born-is living
through today and tonight
Born Under Prison Guards Eyes.
Baby Gloria was born in Mercy
hospital. Auburn, on the evening OF
last Sept. IS. on the morning OF
Sept. IS, when she was few hours
more than four days old, she and
her mother were carried to the
woman's prison.
The baby was born outside q
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-27
are She lavishes on her

the love and care she lavishes on her
child.
They make such an appealing
picture in chapel. Pearl is there
every Sunday. holding her baby 70
her heart. We cheer her up as much
IS we can with the hope Of a par
don, but"
The hope of a pardon for Pearl
O'Dell. or at least a parole. so that
she would be able 10 take her baby
with hers from their prison, rests
with Gov. Nathan j. Miller.
The public demand for punish
ment for the O'Dells has been soften
ed by the birth of the baby-the
baby who, the world now knows, was
more than a dream child when the
O'Dells let their rage against Kneip
master them.
The opinion is growing in New
York state that Coy. Miller should
give Baby Gloria the chance for fu-
ture happiness that the world owes
every baby. This means, too, a
chance for mother love and mother
care outside OF prison walls.
Try NEWS-TTMES Want Ads
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-27
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Onens Air Passages Right Up,

Instant relief-no waiting. Your
clogged nOstrils open right up; the
air passages OF your head clear and
YOU can breathe freely. No moro
hawking snuffling. blowing head
ache dryneSs No struggling for
breath at night, your cold or ca
tarrh disappears.
Get a small bottle OF Elys Cream
Balm from your druggist now. APP
ply little OF this fragrant. antisep-
tic, healing cream in your nostrils.
II penetrates through every air pas
sage OF the head. soothes the in
famed or swollen mucous mem
brane and relief comes instantly.
It's just fine. Don't stay stuffed
up with a cold or nasty catarrh.
ADV.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-27

Women IN Porto Rico are not
permitted TO vote. but may hold
public office.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-27

The boys OF Manila college are
using Wally Reid as their fashion
plate.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-27

There are special machines for
testing the alertness and other abil-
tiles OF telephone operators
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-27

You part of the electrical industry should readily
that prosperity of the whole industry depends the
degree which the Central Station prospers for with
electric power the demand for electrical apparatus
is nil
In other words it is self interest proposition
But here is another way to think of it.
1t you manufacturer, engineer, contractor,
a jobber you have vital interest in seeing growth
and progress in your local community. And this growth
is evidenced by the way in which community can
tract industries and population.
However, community with poor electric light and power
hope manufacturing for industries
today and depending electricity power
Here is what you do
If you have local public facilities them the public
understanding of the utility problem If do
nothing that have this proper
understanding With the good will of the public the central
station have fair
you md figures IN Central
National Electric
Light Association. New York
MOL0NEY ELECTRIC COMPANY
St. Louis,Mo. Windsor, Can
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-27

All living creatures except Ilants
are grouped by science as animals.
Evening star., 1921-11-12
|LANDRU T00FFER
! PLEA0F INSANITY
Attorneys Will Attempt to
Show Modern "BIuebeard''
Was irresponsible.
Bx the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
VERSAILLES, November 12-An
attempt to establish that Henri Ian
dru, the modern "Bluebeard," Is In
sane will be made at his trial, now
in progress in the assizes court here.
Landru Is charged with the murder
of eleven persons, ten of them women
whom he is said to have promised to
marry. This decision was reached
after a conference between Landru
and his lawyers last night. at which
they said they found him in state
Of high tension.
1T is my head that is at stake. so
I will conduct my own caSe, they
quote him as exclaiming. He was
under the delusion. they said, that he
was the most famous man on earth,
and that the eyes of the whole world
were fixed upon him.
Letter Brings Surprise.
NJ. Dutreuil. of council for the de-
tense. told the correspondent this
morning. that in view of his condi-
tiQn Landru would be allowed to say
| whatever he pleased. but that his
lawyers would seek to have him de-
clared insane.
A surprise was sprung in court
here yesterday when Landru pro-
duced two letters bearing the pur-
ported signature of Nine. Desiree
Guillin. one of his supposed victims,
| dated November and December, 1915,
respectively. The prosecution charges
| that Nine. Guillin, a Brazilian by
birth, was murdered in August, 1915.
| The letters were addressed to the
Bank of France, instructing that in
stitution to dispose Of her securities
| deposited in the bank by her. The
bank, satisfied that the signatures
were genuine. followed her instruc-
tions.
! The prosecution called in a hand
writing expert, who swore that the
signatures were forgeries. The Jury
was visibly impressed by the fact
that the bank had accepted the sig
natures as genuine. Counsel for the
| defense spent a long time in cross
examining the handwriting expert.
Evening star., 1921-11-12
DISINTER PASTORS BODY
TO BURY WITH CLERGY
Church Clash Over Charges
Against DR.. Jardine Ends
After 80 Years

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. November H.
The body of Rev. Henry David Jar
dine, Episcopal clergyman here at
the time of his death thirty years
ago, has been disinterred and will
be buried in lot reserved for burial
Of Episcopal ministers; it was an
nounced yesterday.
At the time of his death the Rev
DR.. Jardine had been inhibited" by a
church tribunal from occupying his
pulpit until his guilt or innocence of
certain charges brought against him
by members of his church in ecclesi-
astical courts was determined. He
died before final judgment was passed
by church authorities.
Yesterdays action, it was announced
by the present rector of st. Mary's,
Rev. Edwin Merrill, was taken at the
urging of senior members of St Mary 8
Church who were parishioners of
Father Jardine. as he was familiarly
known in his church.
The charges brought against the
clergy. and countercharges brought
by his adherents attracted wide at
tention. T. P. O'Connor, Irish ma
tionaliSt and member of the British
parliament. wrote an article in de-
Tense of Father Jardine which was
widely copied and commented upon.
The burial In consecrated ground,
after thirty years interment in a
public cemetery, is in the nature of a
vindication for the dead man and
former parishioners. the present rec
tor asserted.
Evening star., 1921-11-12

B.
Evening star., 1921-11-12
BANK HEAD ENDS LIFE:
DOORS WILL BE CLOSED
Directors of Joplin, Mo-, Institu-
ton Ask Controller to Investigate.
Solvent. Says Last Note.

By the Associated Press
JOPLIN, Mo-, November 12-Direc-
tors OF the First National Bank of
Joplin announced today that the bank
would be closed, on account of the
suicide at Mexico City hotel yes
terday OF Amos GipsOn. president of
the bank. The following notice. 1t
was said. would be posted on the
doors:
owing to the death Of Amos Clip
son, president, this bank will not
open today. and will remain closed
pending action of the controller of
the currency at Washington"
A director of the bank stated that
message had been sent to the con-
troller Of the currency last night,
asking him to examine the bank S
condition because of the difficulty in
realizing outstanding loans.
The bank is solvent as far as they
know, the directors declared.
According to Mexico City dis
patch to the Joplin Globe. Mr.. Clip
son, who formerly was in the bank
ing business in Kansas City. Mo-, was
found dead in his room at hotel
clutched in his hand and q bullet
wound in his right temple. The mes
sage contained quoted note left by
the financier. which read:
Il am absolutely worn out. Have
never done anything wrong, but am
lonesome and tired, so must quit.
my bank in Joplin is absolutely
all right in every way.
Il have more than $4,000 In this
hotel" Then followed instructions for
disposal Of the money and shipping
the body to Kansas City.
II love every one. but am worn out D
the note concluded.
Evening star., 1921-11-12
PROMINENT LAWYER DIES.

COLUMBIA. 8. c.. November H.
Col. 3. L. Abney. prominent Columbia
attorney and counsel for tho South
srn railway. died here yesterday aft
ernoon at the homo Of former Gov.
Cole L. Blease, with whom he lived.
Col. Abney is survived by a brother,
John r, Abney, New York city attor-
ney, and a sister, Mrs. 9. e. Hunter of
Atlaata, and several nieces and
nephews in Jacksonville and in Ten
nessee. He was sixty-four years of
Evening star., 1921-11-12
GIVEN $4,000 PURSE.

CLEVELAND, Ohio. November H.
scented to DR.. Charles Franklin Thwing
as he formally withdrew yesterday from
the presidency of Western Reserve Uni
versity. as a token of gratitude for his
thirty-one years Of service as head OF
the institution. The gift came from the
trustees and friends at farewell gath
ering Of the alumni.
Evening star., 1921-11-12
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Evening star., 1921-11-12
z KILLED AS AUTO SKlDS.
Lumbsrman and Daughter Dead.
Three Teachers Seriously Injured.

GREENvIILE, 8. c.. November r.
J. q. Barton Of Anderson. president
Of the Barton Lumber Company, and
his young daughter were killed almost
instantly and three women were &C.
riously injured. when Mr.. Barton's
automobile turned turtle on the Ma
tional highway near Piedmont yester-
day afternoon.
The party was coming 70 Gfeenville
to attend q historic pageant. The car
skidded in q sand bed and turned over.
Mr.. Barton and his daughter, who
were sitting on the front seat. were
pinned under the car. The three wom-
en- were riding on tho back seat and
were threwn out of tho car. They
were Misses Daisy Daniels, Lucille
Burris and Adelainne Jones, all teach
ers at the Anderson College
Evening star., 1921-11-12
milk DISTRIBUTION GAINS
OVER new YORK STRIKE
Companies Claim It Is Now so
Per Cent Of Normal

NEW YORK, November 12.-Mils
distributing companies continued their
effort today to restore the caty's
normal supply regardless Of the in
conveniences resulting from the
wagon drivers strike, Tho companies
claimed that distribution had reached
80 per cent of tho necessary daily
quantity.
The Borden Company reported that
1000 of Its wagons were on the streets
yesterday and that high-grade bottled
milk would be available today at all
stores The unions representatives
asserted. however, that the majority
Evening star., 1921-11-12

Of wagons sent out contained empty
cans.
A survey Of pasteurisation and bot
Ting plants showed them to be operat-
Ing almost at capacity. Health de-
partment inspectors are working on
eight hour shifts in these planta,
which arc heavily guarded BY police
In one plant thirty-fve uniformed
policemen were on duty.
Evening star., 1921-11-12


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