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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-01-25

MIX. AND MINIS. f1UhCIIII1I1
London, Jan. '24.-It is an open Sc
cret that Mrs. Winston Churchill, Vile
of the First Lord of the Admiraltl, is
endeavoring by the gentle art OF per-
suasion to induce her husband to de-
sert the ranks of Liberalism and again
take up the cause Of the Unionists,
who are said to be anxious to nave
Mr. Churchill remain at the head OF
the Admiralty when the Unionists go
into power.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-01-25
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-MY RESIDENCE NO.
3O2 Martin avenue. Will sell on
reasonable terms. Phone No. lab.
Mrs. H. Riley. 1-23 ct
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-01-25

w ANTED-EXPER ENCED STtNO
graphcr by prominent business
house about February Is or March
1. Answer in own handwriting.
Address * II care Graphic
la CT
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-01-25

WANTED-TWO FIRST CLASS
statesmen to work small country
towns in state of Arkansas for 1913.
Salary $125.00 per month aud eX-
penses. Red Cross Co., Dept. "B',
st. Louis, Mo. 1921 Stf
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-01-25

UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER CO..
--219 West Second ave-, Phone 1887
We carry full stock of typewriter
ribbons, carbon paper, and al! kinds
of supplies for typewriter use.
e-o-d TT
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-01-25

WANTED-TO BUY A COMBINATION
horse Address j. r. Hodnett Pine
Bluff, Route /. '-19 st
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-01-25
COTTON

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-19
Episcopal Rectors Speak on
Double Standard of
Morality

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
NEW, YORK, Oct 1s-Flaying these
who maintain that prostitution is a
necessary evil" three leaders in the
protestant Episcopal church tonight
condemned q double standard of NOR
ality and the liquor interests with
the vehemence of uncompromising op-
ponents.
Speaking at mems mass meeting
in the new synod hall at the Cathed-
raj of st. John the Divine, they began
what many bishops and delegates to
the general convention hope fora
movement within the churches to fur
ther restrict marriage and to make the
remarriage Of divorces more difficult.
'Is prostitution necessary to man
hood; to womanhood; to prosperity
of a town or society Of the home?'
asked Rev w. T. Sumner, dsan OF the
Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul of
Chicago, who with the Rev. DIR. f.
VIM. Thompton, and Geo. Wharton
Pepper of Philadelphia spoke. Have
we sunk so In civilization that the
MARTIAL state is considered SO lightly
that man will make a b isiness con-
tract and give his liss IN order to hold
it inviolate and yet kneAI 5efora the
altar of God and the,e ma'5e the
most holy contract tAat man can make
to be true to the one he loyes--and
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-19
Mrs. Eaton Not to Set up In
sanity Plea in Trial for
Poisoning Husband.

united Press Leased Wire Service.l
. FALMOUTH, Mass, Oct 1S.-Al
'nough attorneys defending Mrs. Jen-
lie May Eaton, charged with the mur.
uer Oh her husband, Rear Admiral
sosepn g. Eaton, have asserted posi-,
Hely that the defense Will not be in
sanity and that there will be no need
y such defense it is certain today
ni'h tnree days evidence In, that the
Insanity insanity defense would be easily pos
s.oie. The prosecution has clearly
moyen that the subject of poison had
uWelt on Mrs. Eaton's mind many years
sau mat she falsely claimed the admir-
= poisoned their adopted daughter
-.u ehat she claimed he was making
- IMPROPER advances to women, al
mulsh the girls stated the charges as
! stated to them were false.
When Miss Grace Howard. choir
y. ,Asef' presented letter from Mrs.
on lew extracts from which fol-
~ lie smy husband) winked at you
ha s winter as You entered the car. He
sss as stared and winked at you all win
i. ~ church SO that you were con
ms sseu SO that you had to stop singing, q
aTs : eaton giggled. Continuing 1t said
=. aunlral is not OF his right mind"
a.. rev discreet lines from you will
aa,s poor deluded insane man from
S0'ag greater harm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-19
BURY ALL IN
ONE GRAVE
Kaiser Will Attend Funeral of
Men Who Lost Their Lives
in the Exploding
Airship.

United Press Leased Wire Service.
BERLIN, Oct 1S.-Kaiser Wilhelm
and his court Monday will attend the
funeral Of the twenty.eight victims OF
Fridays Zeppelin disaster at Johan-
nisthal
Many of the naval officials killed,
especially members of the admiralty
trial board, were personal friends OF
the emperor. common funeral ser.
vice will be held for all the dead ano
their bodies will be buried in one
grave. The kaiser was visibly affect
ed by the catastrophe as he was on
September 9 when told of the destruc-
tion off Heligoland, of the Zeppelin Ii
with fifteen lives. He Is not ready to
give up the fight for mastery Of the
air. He sent this message to the min
lister Of marines: THE SORROW over
what has happened l am convinced
will only be a spur to renewed exer-
tions to develop an aerial fleet that
will be an implement OF war"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-19
MURDER CASE
AGAINST JEW
Court is Being Urged to Throw
Ritual Murder Case Out Of
Court Because of
Lightness.

United Press Leased Wire Service.]
kIEFF, Russia. Oct. 1S.--Landau
and Eslinger, the two Jews OF "sinis-
ter appearance" told about by Lud-
fila Cheberyak. were ready to take
The stand when the ritual murder
trial recessed tonight. They will be
the first witnesses tomorrow. Russian
courts sit on Sunday. The Cheberyak
girl told Of seeing the two strangers
with Mendel Bells at the brick yard
on the day that the christian boy, An
drew Yuskinsky was murdered. The
child described them as evil looking,
strangers in the place, who wore long
black cloaks and strange high black
hats.
Eslinger and Landau will testify,
according to their preliminary evi-
cence, that they were lodging with
Bells at the time the girl saw them.
They will assert that neither they
nor Bells knew anything Of Yush-
insky's disappearance until news OF
his death spread. Zerudsky, a
school boy, who was a playmate of
Andrew and also of Eugene Cheber-
yak, who is dead, was the most inter-
esting witness of the day. He swore
that in the witness room, on the first
DAY of the trial Vera Cheberyak, the
woman who said she was offered $780,
600 to assume the guilt Of Yushinsky's s
murder, tried to persuade him to tes-
fifty that he saw Bells dragging off
Yushinsky. This was the story told
to the jury by the Cheberyak girl.
Zerudsky said he saw Andrew and
Eugene that day but did not see Bells.
Vera Cheberyak in open court started
ito berate Zerudsky for his testimony
but was stopped by the court
Nichols Fereke, the examining mag
istrate. who committed Mendel Bella
for murder, was a witness this after
noon He told the routine story OF
evidence brought out at the prelimin.
iarg hearing and then he gave bit Of
testimony OF great value to the. de
lfense. He said that the recordssof the
telegraph Office where Basil Cheber
yak was employed, showed Cheberyab
husband OF Vera, to have been at
work at the hour when Vera and her
daughter testified the girl ran home
and told her father Of seeing the two
strange rabbis dragging Yushinsky
away, accompanied by Beiiis. He
swore that Basil did not mention the
rabbis until several months later.
| Today was the name day of the
czarvetich and there was no morning
session of court. The president 1t be
came known tonight is being urged
by his friends to throw the ritual
murder" case out of court.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-19
.DEAFEN|NG ROAR
Of BAT TLESH|P
Atlantic Fleet in Target Prac-
tice. Watched by Secretary
Of Navy and Secre-
tary Of War.
WHILE AT FULL SPEED
Inspiring Sight Of Dreadnoughts churn.
Ing the Waters Of the Sea and
BeIchlns Forth
Bullets.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.l
HAMPTON ROADS, Va, Oct. 49,
The Atlantic fleet, grey as the ocean
1t rides was anchored off Virginia Cape
at midnight tonight after the first
day of it's winter target practice
There was a hint Of gray vapor drift
ing in the air and the silence after
the inferno Of the day was welcome
rest.
At the southern drill grounds this
afternoon dreadnoughts wheeled and
shifted their guns, belching screaming
torrents OF flame and shell at the lit
tie canvas-covered picket fences"
that rested miles out on the mist
swept sea. Half the night the same
vessels, battle grimmed, piroetted and
swung in long columns through the
churning waters or broke in ragged
formations, always shooting Long
tentacles OF white lights from hun
dredls of searchlights played fantast-
tcally over the sea; red bursts of
flame burst from the great hulks that
sighed and twisted and from all about
In a deafendng roar, came the mad
salvos OF explosions. So great were
the latter that when the signal to fire
came from the room where the range
finders were figuring the distance OF
the shot all those on deck raised to
their toes, opened their mouths and
held their arms outspread-like be
grimed scarecrows, Tapping in the
wind.
On the Wyoming, the flagship Of the
fleet during the great annual war
play of the country's sea fighters
We're Secretary of Navy Daniels, As
sistant Secretary of Navy Roosevelt,
Secretary of War Garrison and Post.
master General Burleson. On the
Rhode Island were Mrs. Daniels, Mrs.
Roosevelt, Mrs. Burleson and Mrs
VIM. Jennings Bryan. When the, last
great gun had been fired and the
searchlights dropped wea1ily, the
party went aboard the Mayflower, the
ensign of the secretary of navy was
run down from the wyoming and up
on the yacht
The winner of the battleship trophy
for excellency in shooting will not be
known for several days. Prizes will
be awarded for both speed and ac-
curacy according to the finding of the
referees who were on warship an
chored on the edge of the firing aeld.
The Mayflower with its guests aboard
will reach Washington late Sunday
morning.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-19
SUNDAY SERMON FOR THOSE
WHO CAN'T ATTEND CHURCH

then deliberately 20 out AMI break IL.
"Unquivoca,ly neveri' he thunder.
ed as the audiense sat ia death like
silence, THE plea that vice is neces
sary' he said, lis an insult to the hon
or of womanhcod, reflection upon
manhood and the celibate clergy
Dean Sumner condemned segrega-
tion and regulation of vice.
. Segregation does not solve even
the remotest phase of it," he argued.
Regulation does not reguiete and
never has, but rather gives false Sc
curity The only method to pursue
is cons MT and persi3tent repression
as an immediate plsn Absolute an
Inhalation is the ideal.
City clubs, social settlements, and
commercial organizations can never
solve the problem" he said THAT
is up to the church, which he main
tanned will be aided by woman suf-
frage
After declaring that there is no
more damnable influence in the com-
munity today" than the liquor interest
which he characterized as the great
est contributing force to these condi-
tions Dean Sumner began a bitter
condemnation of married men leading
double standard of life, asking who
are the 100000 men who furnish
the $16,oOo,oo00 vice profit in Chicago
each year?3
Styles of women's clothes also
came in fer denunciation. "A false
standard of living and of dress, for
the indecent and immoral dressing OF
women today, he said. IS one answer
to the question: Why dces the girl
go wrong"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-19
FULL PAGE ADS
BY CHURCHES
Free Automobile Service Also
Held Out as an Inducement
to Get the People to
Attend.

TUnited Press Leased Wire Service. !
BUTTE, Mont. Oct. 1S.-One of the
most sensational advertising plans
ever brought into church work in Mon,
tana was finished tonight when the
last OF series of full page display
ads appeared in the local papers,
urging every resident OF the city tc
come to church tomorrow
The "ads" informed the people that If
they did not feel like walking they
could call up the pastor of any pro.
testant church in the city and an auto
would carry them to worship. 1t was
also blazoned forth that babies would
be checked in the vestry."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-19
WOMAN GIGGLED IN COURT
WHILE ACCUSED OF MURDER

'Our darling boy is dead and an au-
topsy is to be performed. If poison is
found the admiral will try to fasten 1t
on me and June.
Miss Howard refused to aid in hay.
ing Eaton declared insane, as he al.
ways treated her in gentlemanly
manner
Mrs. Eaton is beginning to show the
strain of the trial which will be re-
sumed Monday 1t is likely that medi.
cal experts will then be put on the
stand and the prosecution will soon
produce it's most damaging testimony.
The defense failed today to establish
through Joseph Frame of Rockland, a
prosecuting witness. that Admiral
Eaton wasa drug user. DIR. Frame
testified that Mrs. Eaton accused her
husband in his presence of being a
drug user and that the admiral denied
ever having used drugs.
DR.. Frame declared he did not be-
lieye Eaton used drugs. There Is ev.
ery indication tonight that the f1ght
of the trial will center about Few
main contentious. Among them are:
Mrs. Eaton's contention that the ad
miral was insane. drank heavily and
used drugs an overdose of which
killed him; the charge of the prosecn
ton that the prisoners mind dwelt on
poisons; that she was influenced by
her daughter June with whom the ad-
miral had quarreled and that she was
Jealous without foundation and wished
10 get the admiral out of the way, oy
commitment or death. There Is also
the possible contention that these
"hallucinationss prove Mrs. Eaton IN
sane,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-19
Mrs. Pankhurst Refused Ad-
mittance to United States on
Ground of Having
Been Jailed.
HUNGER STRIKE THREAT
She Has Appealed to Washing
ton and Hopes to be Per
mltted to Make Her Pro
posed Speeches.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. |
NEW YORK, Oct. 1S.-Excluded
from entry into the United States on
the ground of having been convicted
In England of a crime involving moral
turpitude, Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst.
militant suffrage leader in the coun-
try, tonight occupied the same deten-
tton room at Ellis Island wherein was
detained Ciprianc Castro, South Amer
ica's stormy petrel
Mrs. Pankhurst was denied admit
.ance to this country after secret
hearing which lasted an hour at Ellis
Island. and during which she was de-
MED representation by counsel.
L. G. Stewart, assistant superin.
tendent of Ellis Island: S. A Dppler,
permanent member OF the inquiry
board, and A. p. Schell, law clerk of
the local immigration offices, compos-
ed the board of inquiry which held
Mrs. Pankhurst
The militant leader expects to be
released tomorrow at noon, pending
an appeal to Washington or the fed,
eral courts, the same course which
proved successful In securing for Gas
Etro landing privileges here
& The first step In the d gilt to over
rule the action of the inquiry board
will be taken tomorrow when Herbert
Reeves, retained by Mrs o. II. P. Bel
mont, to represent Mrs. Pankhurst,
appears before Commissioner General
of immigration Caminetti in Wash
ington to argue his case. Upon the
decision of Commissioner General
Caminetti and the approval of his
finding by the secretary of labor, de.
Eends the question of Mrs. Pankhurst's
entry here.
Before leaving her tonight, Attorney
Reeves said he would base his whole
argument upon the claimed fact that
the crime for which the militant lead
er was jailed in England does not in
volye moral turpitude--that her Of
fense was purely a political one and
that she was tried under an ancient
law under which men were tried long
before franchise was granted to man
in England Another instance which
Reeves will cite will be the cases of
John Redmond, Michael Davitt and
other Englishmen, who have been per-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-19
aour Bill, He Dared to Do
Right is Given an Ovation
by Friends Who Still
Stick.
OFFERS FOR LECTURES
Ex-Governor Sulzer Guaran-
teed ALI Kinds Of Money
if He Will go on
Platform.

TUnited Press Leased Wire Service. /
ALBANY, N. ", Oct. 1S.-A dasn Of
rain somewhat dampened the enthIs,
Iasm Of VIM. Sulzer's adherentg who
tonight marched with big band and
an ample supply of red fire and bombs
to give the impeached governor Low.
Ing cup at the Peoples House"
The doors of the mansion were
opened wide to the multitude and it
was speedily jammed with wet but
cheering crowd that was welcomed
BY Sulzezr himself Banners carried
In the march and subsequently stack
ed all dripping against the costly
wall decorations, bore the inscrip-
tons. "Our Bill, he dared do right"
and William Sulzer, victim Of cor
rupt bossism'
Secretary Platt agreed to welcome
the people and introduced J. w. For
est, local progressive leader, who
presented the loving cup in speech
hot with arraignment OF bosslsm and
filed with laudations of Sulzer.
Samuel Thomas also spoke in a
similar vein after which Sulzer per-
sonally addressed the crowd briefly
and IN familiar words. For nearly a
Quarter Of a century" !" he said. Il have
been q worker in the vineyard OF the
people, and added: Now I am a
private citizen by the decree OF an
arrogant boss whose dictates l defeat
ed. He declared the people under
stood 4 was impeached not because
Of offenses with which was charged.
/ but because / refused to do Mr.. Muir
phys bidding and pursue the corrupt
public servants who have been his
tools and henchmen.' In conclusion.
Sulzer shouted "Tammany Hall can
not take away my manhood, my self
respect and my determination to keep
Up the struggle for honest govern
rient.''
Secretary Plat gave out a state
ment that Sulzer had been offered
10000 by j. L. Wood Merrill of
Kansas City to give in convention
hall full exclamation of your impeach-
ment by Murphy and Tammany.' He
also was offered guarantee of $780,
900 net for season, to lecture on
your heroic sacrifice for honest gov
eminent, by Henry Neal of Chicago;
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-19
A Visit to the Kaiser.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. I
BERLIN, Oct. 1S.-The Mexican
situation. diplomats were confident to-
night was the cause of the visit to the
foreign office today of Count Vern.
torff, German ambassador. who soon
VIII return to America. The ambassa.
dor VIII have a private audience with
the kaiser. He refused to make a
statement
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-19
DOCTOR BIRNEY
is NOT GUILTY
Was Charged With Murder OF Girl by
Performing Criminal
Operation.

United Press Leased Wire Service. !
CHARLES CITY, Iowa, Oct. 49,
Not guilty" was the verdict returned
by the Floyd county jury tonight in
the case of DR.. E. E. Birney of Nora
Springs, charged with the murder OF
Miss Myrtle Irish, of Hopkinton.
The doctor, prominent in northern
Iowa, was charged with performing a
criminal operation upon the girl at her
parents request. The case has con,
sumed two weeks and the court room
has been crowded every .ay of the
trial
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-19
TOO FULL Of TURP|TUDE
TO Be TURNED LOOSE HERE

mitted to come to this country to ad-
vocate a cause.
These men, declared Mrs. Pank
hurst, following her detention, were
convicted in England for crimes in.
yolving moral turpitude. They we're
not even questioned upon entering
America.
Moral turpitude, the ground on
which Mrs. Pankhurst is barred is
defined in the dictionary as moral
baseness or yileness; shameful wick
edness; moral depravity''
IF have been guilty Of moral tur-
pitude,'' Mrs Pankhurst To-day told
the board of inquiry, which ordered
ler excluded. then your ancestors
who fought In the revolution which
freed you from taxation without rep
resentation were guilty of moral tur-
pitude, and if we who revolt against
raying tax in England without saying
how we shall be taxed then YOUR
esteemed forefathers who tipped tea
in Boston harbor are likewise guilty
of moral turpitude.'"
From the moment Mrs. Pankhurst
granted an interview With the ship
news reporters who boarded the La
Provence below quarantine and
throughout her grilling In secret by
the inquiry board she made 1t plain
that she had come here not to preach
lmilitancy and not to teach American
women how to get the vote. but to
advocate a cause, and If successful in
her planned speaking trip, to raise
money for her cause as Redmond
raised money for the home rule fight
in Ireland"
II could teach your American won,-
en- nothing" declared Mrs. Pankhurst.s
II have not come to preach violence,
and those who are with me in our
revolution believe in the sacredness OF
human life
Over 500 women We're Jailed In
England before we followed the adj
| vice of Asquith and began to make
Yourselves disaereeable We are being
lJailed for destroying property. but we
tso,ansei agai inst acticn sitsat nnd dangers:
human life. Sir Edward Carson ana
his lieutenants are openly drilling an
army of 100000 to fight with guns If
an Irish home rule parliament is or
ganized. They say they will fight and
kill If home rule goes into effect.
That if is what they hide behind.
But 1t is admitted what they are do
ing, but English law doesn't stop
them Why? Because they are men.
Only one man--an old man who Is
stubborn stands between women and
the vote in England. He is King As
quith, our premier"
Describing her star chamber session
as she called it, with the inquiry
BOARD, Mrs. Pankhurst declared fatty
that the long arm of the British dips
Ilomatic service was behind the action
of this government in excluding her
and that their decision to exclude her
had been reached long before she.
reached America"
81 am chagrined,' she declared to-,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-19
THRUST HER ASIDE
AFTER CUBAN TRIP
Advertising Man Fatally Shot by Won
an Who Says He Rejected


limited Press Leased Wire Service. I
SAN FRANCISCO, Calf, Oct. 1s.-
J. d. Van Baalen, an advertising man
was shot and fatally wounded today by
woman who gave her name as Miss
Leah Alexander.
The shooting occurred in Van Baal
ems office in the Chronicle building,
and was Witnessed by several men
who summoned an officer.
Taken to the station, Miss Alexan.
der admitted the shooting OF Van Baal-
en-, saying he had taken her to Cuba
six months ago and had promised to
marry her but afterwards thrust her
aside.
When he refused to make gpod his
promise she said she shot Van Baal-
ems wife is said to be with her moth.
er in Duluth. He is dying.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-19
voIturno Still Burning.

limited Press Leased Wire Service. /
NEW YORK, Oct ls.The Uranium
liner volturno is still burning in mid
ocean according to CAPTAIN Jamison OF
the American liner st. Louis. who ar
rived here today He reported that
he passed the Volturno three days af.
ter she was abandoned. The i'll fated
ship had drifted from latitude 43.s
longitude 43.33 to latitude 4s.7, longi
tude. S54.
This is In northeasterly direction
and in the middle of the steamship
lane A British warship has been sent
to destroy the hulk.