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First Methodist Church South

(The Downtown Church.. Dr. James Thomas, Pastor. Regular Sunday School exercises, 9:30 a. m. Baptismal service just prior to reg ular morning service. Morning services with sermon by the pastor, followed by the Lord s Supper, 10:50 a. m. Junior League, p. m. Senior League 6:30 p. m. lead by Miss Eulalia McGehee. Subject, Thanksgiving" A spe- cial program has been arranged and all are cordially invited to attend this interesting service. Evening service with sermon by the pastor, 7:30 p. m. First Baptist Church.
 Corner Sixth and Cherry, w. J. E. Cox, pastor.
 Sunday School at 9:3O a. m., T. N.
 Harper, supt. Branded school with classes for all ages. Preaching by the pastor at il a. in. and 7:30 p. m. Morning subject: "The Works of Believers Greater Than Those cf Christ" Evening subject: What Does Re.
 lieving on Christ Mean?" Baptism after the evening sermon.
 5. Y. P. U. at 6:3O D. m.
 Ladies Missionary Society Monday at 3 p. m.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-11-21

WOMFNS CROCHET WASItOAlS in excellent all wool The ideal cold adds the f your c,a l T2E values Sl98 %2OO .$1.49
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-11-21

blouse is bound with bias strips of the silk. The little chemisette and the collar are of white muslin. The color of the gown is the new blue known as Labrador. Such a tunic can be worn over any simple gown, but this skirt is plain, cut in two pieces. The blouse is quite novel, be- ing scanned to the sleeve portions at the front while at the back it is all in one. Long sleeves make a fea- ture of the fashions, but many women like those of three- quarter length for indoor wear, and these can be treated as shown In the back view, af- though the sleeves that extend a little over the hands are new and smart. If liked, lace rumes can be added, and lace rumes always Save a becoming effect. Almost any material that can be plaited success- fully can be used for the gown, and there are number less ones offered, beautiful wools and also silk and wool
 mixtures, that arc perfectly adapted to such use. Taf- feta could be used for the blouse and tunic, too, over vel- vet or velveteen, to be handsome, or charmeuse satin could be used for blouse and tunic with broadcloth foe the skirt and trim- ming. Crepe dc chine would make q pretty gown, too. over charmeuse of over tafeta, and there are some silk and wool crepea that are a little heavier than tho all silk that are ad. mirable.
 For the medium size will require for the blouse 3H yards of material 27 inches wide, or 2N yards 36 or A,
 with N yard 36 for chemisette and col- lar; for the tunic, AZ yards 27 or 3H yards 36 or A, with .M yard any width the facing. h sizes from 34 to A s4 to g inches waist nches waist measure. 'tment of this paper
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-01

fifteen fathoms Of water. The Mon
roe never moved after the crash and
sank in the exact spot where it took
place.
AT no time was there any careless
ness or negligence on the part of Of
flcers. or crew of the Monroe The
blame for the accident rests entirely
with the Nantucket.
THE Nantucket was running at a
dangerously high rate OF speed
through a fog that was dangerous to
navigation.
The Nantucket did not heed the
signals of the Monroe but kept on
her course and her officers apparent
ly made no effort to prevent the col
lision.
So far as could be ascertained by
appearances, the Nantucket was not
maintaining the lookout called for by
the weather conditions and the rules
of navigation.
Because of the Nantucket's care
lessness and negligence, the Monroe
with her cargo and all of the belong
|ings OF the passengers and crew were
lost, causing damage of 81 900, 000.'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-01
EYES OF WORLD
ON MUSCATINE
Champ Clark Says Everybody is Inter
estsd in Iowa Special
Election. as.a sTs

limited Press Leased Wire Service ]
MUSCATINE, Iowa. Jan Champ
Clark, speaker of the house Of repre-
sentatives, opened the campaign In
the second district tonight speaking
in behalf of Henry Vollmer, candi
date for congress to succeed the late
l. S. Pepper. Clark praised Presi-
dent Wilson and lauded the work
Of congress saying the present con-
gress has enacted more cons tructiye
legislation than any congress since
the first The democratic program in
cludes railroad legislation, presidential
primaries. Philippines questions and
trust legislation, the speaker declared.
THE eyes of the world declared
Clark are. upon the second district in
this fight. On its outcome will the
Wilson policies be judged.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-01
brewers PLAN
Big EXCURSION
Joint Trip Of Illinois and Missouri
Associations viii be Made
on the River Next
LONGEST STOP HERE
Excursion viii DO Made From st.
Louis and Return
Charter Two
steamers.
LONGEST STOP HERE

Brewers OF the states O. Illinois
and Missouri who are planning e big
excursion trip on the Mississippi
river next summer will make one OF
the longest stops OF their trip at this
city. This will be one of the largest
excursions to visit Keokuk during the
coming summer The Illinois State
Brewers Association is at present
making the necessary arrangem ents
for the trip. They will be joined by
large number OF the big brewers
OF st. Louis and other Missouri cities
The excursion will arrive in this city
some time during the month OF June.
The brewers propose to charter a.
least one large steamer, and may
Ise two or even three. The excursion
committee of the organization has al
ready started negotiations with the
Wisherd line in regard to chartering
the steamer G. w Hill. The commit.
tee has also approached the Streck-
fus hne in regard to chartertng either
the st. Paul or the Quincy for this
outing.
1t is planned to occupy several
weeks In making the trip which will
be from st. Louis to st. Paul and
return. Numerous and lengthy stops
will be made at various cities along
the river while the trip will be con
Quoted on scale of magnificence and
leisure seldom enjoyed on any trir
OF the kind. It is expected that al
least four hundred men and women
will make the trip. Whether one o,
two boats will be used Will depend
on the number Of reservations made
before the start.
Probably the longest stop to BIZ
made at any point along the rivel
will be made at this city where ;
stay OF two days is being planned il
order TO make thorough inspection
OF the big dam and power house q
this place
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-01
CHICAGO WINS
DUAL TRACK MEET
University of Chicago Cops Dual Meet
From Northwestern by 81 to
29 Count.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.
BARTLETT GYMNASIUM, CHICA-
GO, Jan. 31-Speed and skill gave the
University OF Chicago victory over
Northwestern in the annual dual
track meet, tonight. the final course
being 81 to % The decisive defeat OF
Osborne, OF Northwestern, by Camp
bell, Of Chicago in the half mile
which was run in 2.07 furnished a
sensation. The midwayites won eight
out of ten first
Summaries:
lG pound shot--Norgren. Chicago,
first; Schneberger, Northwestern, seq
ond; Des Jariden, Chicago, third. Dis.
lance ~ feet, 2 inches.
Pole vault-Thomas. Chicago, first;
Moore, Chicago, second Boroff and
Heller, Chicago, tied for third. Height
II feet.
Relay race won by Chicago Time
s;2s "a
Half mile Campbell. Chicago, first;
Osborne, Northwestern, second; Leis.
ure. Chicago, third. Time 2:07.
80 yard hurdles James. Northwest
ern, first; Thomas. Chicago, second;
Surwitz, Chicago, third. Time, 0:07 1-5
Mile Stout, Chicago, first; Krars
Northwestern, second; Dewitt, North
western, third. Time 4;49 rs.
40 yard Osborne, Northwestern
first; Mcconnell, Chicago. second;
f4otchklss. Northwestern, third. Time
0:5T is.
90 yard dash knight, Chicago first;
Barancik, Chicago. second; Warwick
Northwestern, third. Time 0:05 3-5.
Running high jump-Gorgas. Chica
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-01
orpheum Theatre.

During the coming week unexcelled
programs OF moving pictures will be
shown at the Or.pheum theatre where
improved facilities for exhibiting the
films enhance the high quality OF
amusement offered The new ma
chimes recently installed at this
theatre are the Attest and most inn
proved in uss today. The gold fibre
screen reflects the pictures clearly,
yet without that glare, common in
most theatres, that is 30 injurious to
the eyes.
TIL programs for the week include
a variety OF plays OF the best type In
which the best actors before the
camera today are posed. Comedies
full Of rich, wholesome amusement
are intermingled with powerful TRACE
dies. and strong dramas. There Is
nothing about any OF the films to bs
shown that you would not be glad
to have your children see, and you
Will find them the kind you like too,
If you are a movie fan. Advertise
ment
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-01

you haven't you should; II you wan,
to see the best, clearest and bright
est pictures. There is a difference. "
Convlncs yourself; don't miss those
great pictures that are being shown
daily. Biographa, Vitagraphs. Seaigs,
Ilubins, Essinays, Pathes, Kalems.
Edisons, all of the best makes. A
great list of big pictures have been
booked for tbs coming week. Mon
day. Feb. Q, "A Daughter of the I'm
derworld.'' two reel Kalem picture
with a wonderful dramatic climax.
Wednesday, Feb. 4. THE Evil Eye, (
] .ubins strong two reel Mexican
story: and Friday, Feb. 6, 1.-THE Pen
dhllum OF Fate" a two reel picture OF
dramatic and impelling action made
by the great Selig company. See them
all and 9th ar good pictures dur ng
the week. Read a short synopsis OF
these features in display ad- --Adyer-
tisement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-01
New Bill at the Hippodrcme.

Those who love to see good vaude-
vile, and there are many in this city,
will be pleased to lsarn that Mana
ger Angel will offer at the Hippo.
udrome the first half Of this week, one
of the brightest variety bills that has
been shown here this season. The
musical conservatory for laughing
purposes only, opens the ban. Gift
Bailey. appearing in a sketch ent.t'ec,
Barrels of Fun Is alone worth the
price of admission. The Petite Sis,
tiers who have appeared here before
make up what is probably the most
popular sister team on the stags.
Newell and Most close the BILL
There is treat In store for lccai
theatre goers at the Hppcdyome
theatre where Boyle Woolfolk's Gin
Question" will be the attraction the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-01
Blames the Nantucket.

Blames the Nantucket.
NORFOLK, Va, Jan. 81 Charges
of gross carelessness and negligence
on the part of officers and crew of
the steamer Nantucket were made
here tonight. Captain Johnson of the
Inflated Monroe, sunk yesterday morn
ing with a loss of life of forty per-
sons, tonight libelled the vessel which
sunk her for 81 600, 600 In his formal
papers filed in the local federal court,
Captain Johnson placed responsible
ity for the accident squarely at the
door of the Nantucket. He alleges
that she was navigated at danger
Gus rate OF speed through the fog,
that the Monroe's signals were ALSO
lutely disregarded and that every
law ofsnavigation was violated by the
Merchants and Miners steamer
In his complaint to which he swore,
Captain Johnson alleges:
THE Monroe was running north
under much reduced speed when at
1:2S we heard single whistle three
points off the starboard bow. At that
time the Monroe was headed north
east, one-quarter point north. AS
soon as I heard the whistle signalled
the engine room and the Monroe was
stopped
II could discern light off our star
board bow and Immediately blew two
whistles as the light was coming to-
ward us very fast. The Monroe,s
wheel was put hard over to starboard
and then the bell given for full speed
ahead which was the only possible
course to take II collision was to
be averted.
THE Nantucket was coming at full
speed and 1t was impossible to avoid
the crash The Nantucket did rot
diminish her speed and she struck
the Monroe just forward Of the pilot
Rouse between ports one and two.
"In less than one minute after the
lights Of the Nantucket were observed.
she struck the Monroe. At the time,
the Monroe was about thirty-two miles
north by east Of Cape Charles light
ship. Immediately after the collision
the Nantucket backed clear and float
ed off to distance of about a quarter
Of mile The Monroe was filing
fest. | ordered all hands to be awak-
ened and the boats manned. The crew
rushed to their stations. The first life
boat put over the forward starboard
COLLAPSED. All OF the other starboard
life boats were successfully lowered.
The boats on the port side were rem.
dered useless by the list of the Mon.
roe. The damage to the Monroe was
so great that in less than ten min.
utes she filed and sank in some
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-01
Wilson canno. Dodge This Time.

Wilson Cannot Dodge This Time.
limited Press Leased Wire Service
WASHINGTON, Jan. Sit is 60
ing to be UP to President Wilson. On
Monday he will either take posi-
tive position on the woman's suffrage
question or face what may prove an
embarrassing situation. Leaders OF
400 industrial workers who have an
appointment with the chief executive
say they villa not take an evasive an
swerthat the president cannot pus
the responsibility on congress.
Women workers from Connecticut.
Massachusetts, New York, New Jes-
sey, Delaware, Virginia, Maryland ana
the District of Columbia will gather
here tomorrow afternoon. They Will
prepare unique banners that will be
carried in street parade Monday aft
ernoon from their headquarters to
the white house. Most of the mottoes
will be from speeches and writings
of Woodrow Wilson.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-01
ADJUSTMENTS.
"Life,s Shop Window


Manager Dodge of the Grand has
S scured s"Life's Shop window for
three performances next Tuesday and
Wednesday, matinee Wednesday aft
ernoon. This attraction has played
Burlington and Quincy with good re-
ports and Is now playing at the Bar-
chel in Des Moines. coming direct
from that city to Keokuk. This is a
special attraction secured on account
OF the Lumbermen's and Dentists con.
ventions being held in Ksokuk this
week. On this account seats will not
be held for regular subscribers. For
the matinee. tickets for the best seats
will be placed at fifty cents. The
price for the evening performances
will be S100. Seats will be placed on
sale at 1920 Monday forenoon for the
thrse performances. It is expected
that the lumbermen will reserve from
200 to $50 seats but there will be
plenty of good seats left after the
lumb e1men have been supplied
"Iife's Shop Window is a drama ano
has been playing the larger cites. Get
your seats early. Remember the box
office wiz be open Monday forenoon
at 1890. Advertisement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-01
SHOOK THE NUTS
OFF THE TREE
Aviator Beachey Fell Among the
Branches and Was Not
f Killed

LOS ANGELES, Calf, Jan.
Lincoln Beachey fell one thousand
feet at Ascot park late this afternoon
when the engine OF his biplane ex-
ploded. He kept his machine upright
and fell into a walnut tree, which saw
ed him from instant death. Beacheys
only hurt was severe cut in the neck.
His machine was completely wrecked
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-01
last half Of the week.

The company which numbers TWEEN
ty people Is headed by Raymond
Pains who is an exceptionally bright
and clever comedian. Mr.. Paine was
last seen as co-star in Miss Nosoay
from Stariand" which was $3.50 at
traction, and played successfully all
the legitimate houses throughout the
United States and Canada.
The Girl Question is one OF the
best OF Hough, Howard and Adams
musical comedies and enjoyed the
longest and most successful run o.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-01
Wednesday, February 4
Lubin's Great two reel picture
The Evil Eve"

A Strong Mexican story.
People thought Don Alma had The
evil eye, because the power Of his
glance had once saved him from ;
lion. The beautiful sobre was
warned against him, but when once
shs met him she found the emotion
In her heart wasn't fcar-ft was
love. A beautiful story Of strong
personality In romantic setting. 5
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-01
any of the 1asalle theatre successes

any of the IaSalle theatre successes
in Chicago.
The music is tuneful and has iis'
particular strain which sends tnos'
who have heard 1t home either nun
ming or whistling one of its Prev
song hits, which are many.
The cast includes Raymond Palpe'
Mable LaCouver, Hans Herbert, me
Nesbit, Bob Montgomery, hNi'aA
Floyd, Peter Fieck, Jack Antnoa''
and chorus of ten pretty girls WY
can really sing and dance.
tisem emit.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-01
.. the COLONIAL -; s +: s. =! =;
Friday, February s
The Pendulum Of Fate Z
Two reel -eslle.a

Lord Philip had TO keep his mar
rage secret for twenty-five years.
And when his father, the old Earl
finally died, his younger brother
sought the title. intrigue Of the
deepest character follows the
thread Of this picturesque prcduc,
ton, until the family Of the right
fui heir comes into it's own. Ora.
matio and lmpeiling action.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-01
THIS Is THE DAY
TO KILL HUERTA
Continued from page ~

You 80 to your Office and get re-
cedpt for $4,000 and bring it TO me
tonight. I'LL give you tho money. Iii
show you and the United States
whether I'm broke or not"
He paid 1t.
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ADJUSTMENTS
Monday, February 2
A Daughter Of
The Underworld"

kaIem's Great Picture in two parts.
parts.
a ministers adoption OF IN unfor-1
tunate girl whose life has been
wholly vicious starts this remark
able feature. The climax comes
when the girl returns to the under
world to exonerate her benefactor
from murder charge. She finds,
the real murderer-her brother.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-01

go, first; James. Northwestern. sec
ond: Whiting, Chicago. third Height
5 feet, inches.
Two mile Goodwin, Chicago, first:
Kraft, Northwestern second: Ferris
Northwestern third Time. 1929 2.5
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-01
NO BODIES FOUND
NEAR THE WRECK
CONTINUED from rage L.

berths. fail to understand however,
why the fog signals were not heard"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-01
Worried over American.

OAKLAND. Calf. Jan. 31.-oficial
circles in Washington and Mexico
City were bombarded today by tele-
grams from the parents of Robert
HARDWOOD, newspaper reporter. held
a prisoner subject to execution in low
er California. The Commercial club
of Oakland also took hand in the
matter by petitioning Secretary OF
State Bryan, Senator Perkins and
Congressman Knowland to take i'm
mediate action in the matter Mrs.
Maria Luisa De Neville. wife OF a
newspaper friend of HARDWOOD. in this
city, and daughter OF Don De La Vega,
of Mexico City. who is a close friend
of Minister of Foreign Affairs Mohena
and President Huerta, cabled to Mex
leo City. asking her father to inter
cede In behalf of her husbands friend
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-01
On to Torreon.

JUAREZ, Mex, Jan. 31.-Provisions
and supplies for General Villas con-
stittittonalist troops which are bang
moved from Chihuahua and other
towns south to Torreon, were sent
south from Juarez tonight General
Thomas Urbina. one OF Villas COM
manders, was in command OF the
train
vida, who is here, has arranged
for his commissary department to
purchase some $4,000 worth of pro
visions and other necessities for the
Torreon campaign In FL Paso. These
will follow on another train, probably
Monday. 1t is understood that the
entire body OF constitutionalist troops
In Chihuahua state for Torreon will
be in motion towards Torreon by
Tuesday or Wednesday. When the
general Torreon attack will open is
problematical.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-01
LATEST POPULAR SONG.
Odd Love Ballad Expressing Sentiment
Of Feminine Fidelity.

A new song in which lovers. single.
or welded. make the universal appeal
OF loyalty. is the latest New York hit.
The song, which is entitled, Would
You Take Me Back Again ?" is a senti-
mental affair. quite prettiIy written,
with a swinging waltz chorus on the
order of the ballads, 'Mine,' why
Did You Make Me Care?' and kindred
love songs. Following is portion OF
the chor,S.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-01
The Colonial Theatre.

Have you been attending the gora
shows at the Colonial theatre? II
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-01
WOULD YOU TAKE ME
BACK AGAIN !?

The song is written in only one oc-
tave with a number of odd harmonies
that seem to particularly appeal to
the fair sex. Despite the fact that it
is only out week or so, the ballad is
said to rival any sentimental song OF
its kind written In many years.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-02-17
paciaehc-R.eun,atism vanish Away

Men aud women having back
ache. rheumatism. stiff and swollen
Joints are honestly glad TO know
that Foley Kidney Pills are sue
eossful everywhere in driving out
these it's. That IS because Foley
Kidney Pills are trae medicine and
quickly effective in ali diseases that
result from weak inactive kidneys
and urinary Irregularities. - ADV,
curlin's TWO Drug storcG.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-02-17
SEVEN MILLION DOLLARS
FIR GUJ) nChlS

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III 1915 was - it1I ,NVu, BIZ 80 q
the issues. involving a total Of 81
agt08q wcra defeated Trs apo4t4ti
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VI 'ii,ic' Is s'i''.r'' ''' ~ ~, ~, ~ -
class highway IRON the lied I'Nei
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Harris County Leads.
jidItlS leo all otICt GDUtlj-l. IT.
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1OC5E MOVING ~ s'as,5la gr
gorb, prices right r. Il WjI4iail
Phone 1874. t
The Press., 1914-09-30
CHINESE HUMOR.
illustrated by a Story of the Hospi-
 taIity of Two Friends.

Illustrated by q Story of the Hoopi-
 taIity of Two Friends.
 That the Chinese are possessed of 8 keen sense of humor is shown by the following anecdote which is related in the Spirit of the East Magazine: .-
 '"There were two men who had been friends from their school days One lived in the town. the other in the country. After separation lasting a whole year. the countryman decided to pay visit to his friend the towns man. The latter gave him a hearty welcome. but the repast he furnished consisted merely of two bowls of rice and single egg. ;.f.
 "'What pity he said with a great sigh. that you came so early! If you had only waited for another year. my friend. we should have had fowl for cur dinner. as this egg would have de veloped into chicken
 Not long afterward the townSnlan returned the visit. For his entertain ment the countrymnn cut hard piece of bamboo rod into small pieces. salt ed them roasted them in fat and serv ed them up
 What pity he ejaculated. you came so late: If you had only come year ago. my friend. we should have had tender bamboo shoots for dinner today!"