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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-26

Sci ltnfan in GlcuclanO, 06io.

Sci llnfall in GlcuclunO, SbiO. -
@uS.GgplOfOn i'm Snnucl Der
@aRerleitnus inter Dem Gric-
Sec. - 3eBn 2eidcH scbOrgcn.
-3mOlf nod i'm &nuncl.-Jet-
tnns8Oeriude o6ne scbOrise gInS-
riItnug crb06ten Die SOOtenliite.
- &erIndle sur SCrgung Der
SUOten mcgcn Der @efn6r 5eitmei.
lis ciuseitellt. II 9Idt &criuuen
Ocrlebt.
GGebeGono, 0bio, %. 5uli. n
9lmoes6eante, Oie OaS llngliid in
Dem Gimnel Der @oiierlcihmg unter'
il6en orOneten beute 9tobmittag
on, onB aue @eriu6e, ole 9ei6en Der
IN Dem Gunnel peribiitteten 0iGnner
81 bergen, bis auf morgen Oerl6obcn
ner0en miiBten, oenn cine llnterht-
dung ergob, BOB oo8 in Dem Eunnel
ii6eroll bor6onoene @aS ii6erallS
groBe @rploiiofroft beiiet. Ga OieS
Die &ettlngsor6citen eridmert, miro
Elm &eriucb gcmubt merOen, ooS @oS
berouS5llpumpen.
Gie Soiinlng, ooB Die 5luolf in
Dem Slmuel 9efongenen 0l0nner nod
am 9cbcu iino, lit ooaig alfgegebcn
porOeu. 3ebn 2eidcn Ger WiitgIie.
Der scr 5pei Gethmgsorippen sic
Den @erlub mo6ten, Oic Seri6iitte-
ten 3u erreiHen, uno babel ielbit bonn
@oS ii6ermGltigt mur0en, liegen IN
Der Morgue. gl6t onOere MitgIieoer
Der Gcttlmgsarltppeu, Die iebr bon
Dem @aS gelitteu boben, peroen li6
crbolcn.
&ier lnteriudmgeu - Ole Der
StoOt., County, StaatS. imO 9im'
oeSbe6oroeu merOeu morgen ein.
geleitet lperoen, INN sic llriaGe 0er
@oserpIoIion i'm Sumnel Der neuen
@oiierleitimg, 5 @eiIeu bonn 9onOe
unter benz @rie.5ee, feit5uitclIeu. Ger
@longel an Sidcrbeits.Gorri1hn
in Dem Elmnel miro cbenfolS bel Ger
llnteriu6rng sur Spra9e 9e6robt
iuer0en.
Sic mltt5igen bod boffnlngSIoieu
Geriu4e oes @uitob 6. San Grieu
oeS SuperintenOentet ocr9olten ser
@oHermerfe, uuO ser WftglieOer
5lpeicr SiettungS @ruppclL sic II
Oeri6iitteteu 9lrbeiter 5u retteE o6ue
Soucritoff6cIme uno @ulmotore 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-26

belt ouf SAlOuitrieonloeen berporge.
rufen lporOen mar.
g @en0urmerie mu BITE ein'
6reiten.
SunAntonio, GeroS, %. Suli.
Gum erIten Nlale ieit ser Nlobiliio-
tion ser W}iIi5 erldbieu 6erte 9lbeuO
Die @enoornerie in oen StroBen bon
San 9lntonio. 9iSber por fein 9In-
loB borbonoen gelueien, Die @enoor.
merle Oes SeereS 5ur llnterItiiBung
ser 6ieIigen &oli5ei ber6eigerufen.
@inige ser NIitglieOer 6eS a6ten 81.
linoiS- S-Gegiment (9teeer) murOen ge-
tern 9l6eno Our6 Sdiiiie, Oie BON
ser @enoornlerie abgege6en purOen
pcrplnOet, olS iie an StroBeninru-
ben tbeilna6men. Sellte 9lbeno lit
aaes ru6ig, bod sur &oriidt bcftnOet
Ii6 Elm @enoarneriepoiten in Ser
@olt
Syn ser beittigen llnteriubumg
ipuroe Oie @enoarmerie ireigeipro.
den uno einige Solooten 0eS odJten
&egiment ipur0en Dor ooS ariegSge.
ribt geltellt Ser 3uItonO ser orei
&erpunoeten lit 5ufrieoeniteaeno.
Iie critic Sqinoi8-9rigooe i6nitt
beitte bel ibrent 5lpeiten @3ori6e nacb
2eon Springs beiier u6. 9lur eiltige
ma6ten belte ,,icblopp", mG6ren0 &C.
itern bun0erte 5uriidblie6en, INN bon
9lm6ulm5en imO 9hltomobilen oirfge.
leien 81 merOen.
Seine @efobr fiirSorreou.
@oin SeraS, %. Suli.
9lnoreS @orcio Der bielige merifuni-
ibe @onul, er6ielt BON General 9(l-
boro Obregon, Dem arieQsminiIier,
cine outli6e &erneimmq oeS 9crid.
tcS, Dob cine itorfe 9lbt6cilung bon
&ilIiitoS ouf Eorreon mari6irten.
Ger Goniul botte oen GrieqSminiItcr
oooon in aeuntniS aeiest, Dob @enc-
rol &eribing einen iol6en @eriht an
OoS 9riegS Geportencnt gcianOt
bobe.
, lln5ufrie0enbeit uuter
willis Solooteu.
@ oibington %. SuIi. - @li.
Ii5.Offi5ierc oller &ongihlicn tpel6e
an Scr @ren5e Gienit tblm, boben in
otii5ielIen MlclounGen iene 9eri6tc.
monab @lonni6oitcn nlinoerpert6iae
gtobrlm9smittel oerobreibt piir0et
olS RENE 9iigen 6e3ei6net.
Sic ge6cn 5lL OoB inter Sen @li-
li8ioIOateu cine 9eipiiie llu3uirieOenr
belt berricbc, fiibreu lebtere aber
oorolli 5uriid, ooB cine qon3e 9luBobl
bon 9lrbcitgebern, oie ibren ais 9la.
tionolgarOiiten einge5ogencn 9(nGe
lteIlten pd6reno i6rct Gienlt5cit sic
Sobne ueitcr5u6e5oblen periprohen,
ploblicb anoeren SinncS qeporoen
leicu lno i6r &erbaltcn oomit mott.
Diren 0oB geS ia 0od Su feiuent
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-26
@um cimcr glcacrin angcariffen.

Cine rGt6ieIbafte @eI6i6te trug
1i6 geItern gto6mittug I'M A llbr IN
Dem Soule Scr. 1886, 9Ioro. Carroll
ton 9locmue, 5u. ella Steport mar
in Ser &iicbc bei6Gftigt, oI8 ein SEC
ger eintrat un0 oic 0ouSbcrrin iprcs
den pollte. Gr CAB oh BON elmer
&eriitberunoS @eielll1oit geididt
morOen 8u iein. 6rou SteWurt ging
no6 obeL I'M Oie Sou$berrin 8u be.
no6ricbtigen. &ouu mar iie unten in
Der Sii9e mieoer ongelongt, olS cine
9}egerin lie ottodirte ltn0 nit einenl
Ion9en OieIier oilf iie loSito6 llno iie
an bei0en S1noen i6mer nerlplnoete.
8rou Stemort beeo6 li6 Iofort no6
Dem &obnemonn General S5olpitol,
mo Gin 9(r8t ibrc 8lnoen bcrbono,
unO melOete Oorouf oen @orfulI Ger
&oli5ei, ipelcbe NtoIlie Chapman BON
g}r. 1430, gtoro CALHOUN StroBe,
ais oie ungebIic6e &bdterin berbof-
fete
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-26
Or. SarriS aeItor6en

9 ton 20. Suli. Or. @in.
freO 6. Sarri$, peI6er am Dieultdg
bon Or. @IriO9e 9ltpooO eei9oiien
Woroen mar, lit beilte 9lbenO Ieinen
@umoen erlegen.,
0ie 9Soli5ei fiinoiete an, ooB Oic
9lnibuIOielme eegen OR. 9ltluooo,
Die bisber oui GorperoerIebune Iou.
tete, in cine ioI6e auf @}orO umge.
panoelt noroen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-26

bo6en er6o6ten MIR oic So0tenliIte.
Seltc 9todmittoe orong cine brittle
Gettimes @ruppc, nit allen Slider.
belts 2Ipporoteu ouSgeriiitet, in ocn
8unnel Gin uno 6ro6tcn Die N{it,
glieOer Der eriteu 5rpei &ettimaS.
@ruppen berous, BON Oeuen o6er 10
toOt Doren. 0ieic brittle &ettnngS,
@ruppe ltonO inter Der 2eiting bon
9. S. &orfer lno 8. I}. SoneS pom
9un0es 9ergmertS 9iireou, oic
NIT einem 8ergtperfS @cttltngspo.
Gen aus Bittsburg eingetroiien lpd.
rem. Sic orongen bis ouf 200 SUB
eegen oos @nOe oeS Eiunels Dor II.
o6gleidj nit Soueritoff-SeImen olts.
geriiltet, mur0e eS ibnen ilnenOlib
idmer, in Dem 0id)ten @oS oorlpGrtS
81 fommen. Sic Iaben, 0oB Die sc.
malt ser @rpIoiion Oie S6ienen ser
i6molipurigen 9obn oufgerilieu imO
Die 2uft- ino @uiierr06ren Derbogen
hattie Sic bntten ie0ob lpenig Belt,
Den 3uitano 0eS SlmnelS 5u unter.
iuden, Oo iie ole @litglieOer ser an,
Oeren 0iettunaS : @ruppen binouS.
i6uffen mltbtelr
8orfer mo Sone8 erfIGrten, ouB
Ole 3wolf 2lrbeiter unter Z bis s SUB
tieien &riilnmeru begro6en IGgeu 70
ooB eS iueui9iten$ 5pei Soqe in 9ln.
Ipru6 nebnen miro, Die 2ei6en oo.
rouS 81 bergen
Sic SoOtcn
SSu Scr Nlorgue Sorrp Sother,
SefrctGr scr gSnteruotionol Gom.
prcIleO 9(ir ouo 6ouuootiou @orfcr8'
llniou"
So6n McGornid, &idmouO, 8. S.
s. @t. S6pinO.
s. 6. 9eep.
Clarence @cIi6.
9lrbie Slrn6un.
8. 9t. $1,000
2ouiS 3oppiioIli.
@. Wcomon,
Gin uniOeutifi5irter.
9toh I'M Sunnel Sorrp &ofeS,
superintendent.
Gbomos Glorf, Sngcnieiu.
Stephen SooeS.
@iaium &obnitein
Sad Modep.
Sronf Captain.
gticoIo SompiGo.
@atrid GeornS.
$. Gotton.
Sad @eli6.
Sic SerIebten.
@eter Mc&ennu.
Yeter Sulibon.
SSobn Sobnion, SuperiutcuOent.
Nlidoel &eoltob.
Wldrtin NeIion.
Gotrid Geoltg6.
@. Is. &on Gl5en Contributions.
Superintenoent.
Vii6oel @allaQber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-26
llnperidamte Gredlheit.

Sin britii6er &rcu5cr id6rt bis an
oaS Sort Mouroe beron. Cine
llnteriudlme ongeorOnct. 6u5r
i'm 9te6el in Die 9oi.
9&orfDGf, Go, %. Suli. O6.
ne ii6 INN Die omerifonii6en Beam.
ten 5u fiinmern uno obne einen
2ootien al 9or6 5u nebmen fubr
beute Niorgep Elm britii6er &rel5er,
Der ouf Der &0be bon Cape SenrD
lag, nm Die 0euti6en llnteriee6oote
n3eilti6lano" lmO Bremen" ob5il.
porten, ourb Die beioen GopeS bin.
ourdj bis an oie 6eitune 0tonrpe
beronL trie6 ib oort cine StltnOe
lang berum imo febrte lm6e6elligt
bis an Ole orei Meilen.@ren3e 81.
rid.
Gas Der. Staoten ariegSibiif
oSoiiliono" lm6 Der GoblenOompfer
ogteptlln" naren Die ein5igen Gegie.
rungsicbiife, melbe sen Greu5er be.
o6adteten lnO oie Sfii5iere ionoten
6ellte 9tbeno einen 9eri6t 0oriiber
nad @oibingtou. 0ie 9lutoritdten
gaben an, DOB iie oarin feline Ser.
lebimg Der gieutrolitGt ooer Ger in.
Observation-Disclosures iebel
f0nnten, obi6ou Der @intritt in ume.
rifoniI6e @epGHcr obne @arnmg
ouBergeipobnIi6 lei Ger &rell5cr
botte Orei S6orniteinc im0 mar bon
Scr 9crWid!9Ioiic, melde 26 @e.
i6iiBc lm0 5uei GorpeOorobren fiibrt.
Ger Sreu5er fiibrtc rcgelrebtc2id-
ter imO ais er i'm 9}e6el bon Dem
umcritoniiben ariegSi6ific nm ieine
Soentit0t geirogt puroc, crlpioerte
CT: o9ritil6er &reu8er". Gin
l6werer Ote6eI lag auf Scr 8oi ais
Der 9rcr5er MIR 500 goroS bon 0em
anerifaniicben Sbiffe lag. Gle
2ootlen an Scr @info6rt iooten, Dob
lie Den &relBer nicbt gcie6eh 6Gttet
audi bel Der 9(usfo6rt mor er i6rcr
9luimerfiomfeit entgangcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-26
cjcmciuIdaftlidcS Gun5crt OcrIdO-

9oS gemeini6aftli9e Gon5ert am
0lt. &cruon Square iplrOe geItert
gl6en0 iniolee oeS gegcn Z lt6r nie-
Oergegongenen Itarfen @emitterS ouf
beltte 9l6en0 pcrl6o6en. 0oS 9ro.
gramn belte6t aus 16 9trunmern
eini6lieBli6 bier 2ieOerh peI6e bon
Den 3u60rern eemeini6oitli6 inter
&citlmg bon 9fi9or0 9[. SorriS &c.
lun9en merOen. I'm ooS &ublifum
geItern 9(6enO nibt 5u enttGui6en,
cou5ertirte oie Nluni5ipal- -aopelle in
Der groBen SalIe I'M $eabooD- D-Gon.
ierpotorilm. Mopor @reIton 6efono
iid inter Den 3u6orern, Oie inter
@celeitltng Der SopcIle Baltimore,
Dur Baltimore" iongen. SIN 2ouie
oeS Sommers meroen 3mei Gon5erte
oieIer glrt ubge6alten meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-26
gradtc Oel Oon Wlcrifu.

Ser normeoii6e 0ompier o9orge-
ItaO", Gapt, S. SarrolOion, fam ee.
Itern @lorgen NIT elmer poIlen Del
looung bon &ico, Merifo, bier
an. Scr 9ompfer ging in Curtis
@ui Dor 9(nfel. Der GopitGn 6eri6-
tete, Dab ser @ci6dit&perte6r in8om-
pico poIlltGn0ig normal iei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-26
@rie@ii@ G 8 an mer boI6
ou f3uI Ten.

Ntben 25. Slli. z SSyn elmer 81.
blmg Oes griebiiden Cabinets purOe
beidIoiien, Die Geputirten aammer
i'm eriten S6eiG oeS 9lugltit alli5uI0.
len, @ine @ubl finoet 40 Gage ipG.
ter itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-26

Die Oeuti6c eoangelii6-lil -liltberiicbe
ct. .@emeinOe 8u @orfoil-
le ieiert am nG6ltcn @ienltag i5r
iGbrli6cS SonntogSicbulieit in Dem
&e6oI3 ne6cn Der STRIDE an Scr Sor.
foro.Gooo. BoItor ". g8. 2l5l, Der
beIicbte Sccliorgcr oieier @cmcnoe,
miro am Sountog int &ormittagS-
@ottesOienIte iiber OoS @Oangelhn
fir Den lecbIteh Sonutog nob &rini-
tnti8 preoigen. &or ocm @otteS-
oienIte miro ole SonntogSl6ule lid
DeriammeIu. Gic @emeinoc bat iid
in oen lebtelt So6ren bctrd6tIib &C.
Itdrft unO bat elm iGoncS @forrbauS
an DER @uttp.Sia-9lpe., no6c Der
&irbe, erribten Iaiien in mel6en
ole Observation-Disclosures 6duiig oor-
lpre6cn mo oltf 0oS Scr5li6Ite mill
fomnlen gebeiBcu uer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-26

gr weiB 9ef6ci0. Sin.
oent. Gcfc Gir ais i'd ftirslih ii
Die 6erien iubr. lit mir mf Ser 81.
leuoabn meiu aoiier 9eitobleu nor.
oen-" aommiIitone, .gSu, ser
Serlllt cines lcercn S4ofiers last iid
bod DerldmeBenl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-26

Den mir nod Calcutta gebrabt imO
uif Dem Gompicr u@oItonOo" ii sic
Seimotb geihidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-26
Nie InI6eriidIe glcnniun IN Qcn.q .qlnr

Sn Dem i6onen @en-N}or-@arf
beeinnt morgcn sic id6rlide 9ie-
union Der hlt6crii6en STRIDE. Sir
oieien 3med ldBt Oie n@eitlide Wla-
r1ldnoer-9o6n" morecn un0 audi
om nG6itcn Sonntoa @rtra5iiee
loufen, fir uel6e ooS 9illct fiir oie
'9innOfabrt nur cincu 0ollor foItet.
@ie 6obrt olr1 Oic prd6tioc Sc
9cno ocS wcltIi6en MarpInnOS lit
allein oas @elo wert6. Nion lelc
bic 9ln5eige auf Ger eriieu Seitc OeS
n@cltiAen @orreiponOent.n
Arizona republican., 1916-02-20

be. seem cruelty tragic Friday and Saturday, Edna Goodrich, one of the most brilliant and most beautiful wom- en on the English speaking stage, will in "Armstr0ngs Wife, The plot of the play has to do with a young country girl, who is tricked into d false marriage by professional gambler, and how she returns to her first love. The action of the play occurs in fash ionable New York and in the rugged mountains of the Canadian Rockies.
 ELKS. This afternoon and tonight the final performance of Fine Feath- crs7 by the Ed Redmond company at the l2lks will be given. This well known Eugene Walters drama has been accredited by critics to be the classic of the American drama, and the phe- success attained during the long New York run with an all-star cast is known to every theatergoer Ed. Redmond. in keeping with his pol icy to obtain the best plays for his Company's use, made special arrange mcnt for the production of Fine Feathers and the record business throughout the week proves conclus- lively that the theatergoers fully ap- preciate the sterling attractions offered by the home stock company.
 Commencing Monday evening and
 continuing throughout the week the Redmonds will present the famous
Arizona republican., 1916-02-20

'"The Serpent" which will be shown
 at the Lamara three days beginning to- day The play deals with Russian life
 and includes several battle scenes.
 In order to make the engagements
 between the Russians and the Germans
 as realistic as possible, Director R. A.
 Walsh employed two military experts
 to supervise the maneuvers. A large
 I1lot of ground was mined and the
 mines were to be exploded just after a
 detachment of retreatng soldiers had passed over them.
 Because of a mistaken signal the man operating the electrical connec- tions opened the switch too soon. In the premature explosion which followed actors, guns, swords and munition wagons were hurled several feet into the air. Theda Bara, star of "The Ser pent." who was watching the battle scenes tainted. Ambulances from Fort Lee and surrounding places re- { moved thirteen actors and super numeraries, whose injuries ranged from decorations to broken bones. I The picture is one of Russian life, and it depicts the customs of gentry and peasantry. Boar hunting is one of ! the chief sports of the Russian empire. ! It is a dangerous pastime, for the boar. ! once cornered, fights with the fierce | ness of the bear and other large anil mals. Parts of "The Serpent were ] made in Russia by members of the 1 Fox forces permananetly located in j PetrOgrad Difficulties were experl- ! enced in getting the film to this 1 country.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-20

made under the personal supervision of Commodore J. Stuart Blackton. who wrote the scenario and who calls the film "a call to arms against war"
 Hudson MaNim's book, "Defenseless America, was the basis for the pro- duction, and MT Blaclton has handled material contained in that work in such a way as to drive home to the heart and brain of every citizen the pitiable state in which this country would find itself in the event of war with Strong military power.
 In addition to it's educational value The Battle Cry of Peace is an ex- ceptionally good anna. Commodore Blackton has wTs >n about the facts gathered by MT Maxim story of an average American family and has shown what might happen in the event of war. The film begins with ex- cerpts from Mir. MaXims book thrown on the screen, and with the facts strengthened by pictures Illustrating them. It shows the strength of other nations and the weakness of this one ! in every branch of defense, including men. guns, ammunition, Warships. sub marines and aeroplanes.
 The play contained in the picture shows the family, happy and contented. Then war comes. The two sons go to the front. The enemy invades the country and captures New York These scenes are among the most exciting of
 the picture They show the lombard ment of the city, the demolition of the 1 Sl-
 pings of bombs in Times Square, the flight of the terrified inhabitants and the wreck of Manhattan. The story follows the fortunes of the first family introduced and another, growing more and more tense as it proceeds. The
 lesson is driven home with heavy blows
 and in such way that it cannot be miscOnstrued.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-20
Drama, and The Picture Plays

mystery dr ma, "The Argyle Case.
 This is anot her late New York success that will be staged by the Redmonds for the first lime in this city.
 The play while centered about a mysterious murder is under no condi- tion what mi Ght be termed a dramatic thriller for t has been written, with rare literary Foresight to appeal to the
 best class of -theatergoers and while in
 the working of the drama the scien- tific theories upon which crime is traced. The main body of the story Is woven about. Mrs. Martin, the woman who has erre.d but shows her motherly love but willingly offering herself as sacrifice in order to shield from her daughter whota she deserted in infancy, the knowledge of her wasted life
Arizona republican., 1916-02-20

funny about submarine but the Key stone people with their usual skill have adapted this theme to their needs. On Tuesday only Ford Sterling will ap- pear in The Hunt, d somewhat novel comedy of society life above and be- low stairs. Of course there is q girl in the miX-up whose ultimate fate hangs upon the result of who kills the fox in q hunt. Sterling, who takes the part of Fritz, finally wins out, but is some what scared of losing the young lady, when the groom who would -haVe-been shoots up the house. Things finally resume their natural course and the wedding takes place. The bride and groom are logged out in all the reSalia q fashionable wedding demands. The groom is little careless and steps on the maids train. She of course makes a ludicrous sight travelling about the house in abbreviated skirts In addi-
 tion to The Hunt will be shown an expressing romance in d New Mexican setting with Orrin Johnson as the star,
 entitled The Penitentes' The scene is laid in New Mexico two cclturics ago.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-20

when a fanatical religious society FnoWn as the Penitentes flourished all though vigorously opposed by the Catholic church. Bella Donna" with
 Pauline Frederick, who made such a triumph in "Zaza," will be at the Ari- zona Wednesday and Thursday. Her portrayal of willy serpent-like viper who poisons the one man who has tried to lift her from the depths to which she has sunk, is truly one of the best things she has ever accomplished. still harder, she Is forced to win the confidence of her audience before the end of the picture in order to make her final punishment, however Just II may
Arizona republican., 1916-02-20
THE BATTLE CRY OF PEACE CREATES SENSATION IN
 NEW YORK

In theater decorated with the na- tional colors and before large audi ence, including Mayor Mitchel, Hud- son Maxim and many other notable men, the Nitagraph company last night gave the first presentation of The
 Battle Cry of Peace" it's newest and greatest work in the motion picture field. The picture, which is one of the finest ever shown in New York, was
Arizona republican., 1916-02-20

Audel Higgins will portray the role of Mrs. Martin; Hugh Metcalfe will be SC seen as Asche KaytOn; Roscoe karns as Joe Manning; Ed Redmond in a big comedy role and the complete cast of Redmond players in good sup porting parts.
 Special scenery has been painted by Minor Reed for the production and The Argyle Case" will be seen throughout the week with matinees on Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday afternoon.
 THE LION THEATER offers today as it's chief attraction the popular actor King Baggot in a three reel drama, Man or Money" Edna Hunter and Ned Reardon give splendid support to
Arizona republican., 1916-02-20
AMUZU STARTS OFF WEEK WITH NEW POLICY; HEREAFTER
 FEATURE PICTURES AT
 IITTI MOVIE HOlISE

Two splendid motion pictures are being announced for early screening at the AmuZu and as they mark the really first run of the bigger class of pie lures they also indicate the success that has attended the efforts of the management of the little house to merit the patronage they are enjoying.
 The first of the big pictures to come tu the screen that have not been shown in Arizona previously is Gods of Fate" a five-part Lubin V. L. $. F. release which is said to have the greatest bit of realism ever injected into a movie. Two monster passenger engines travelling at a high rate of speed and pulling two big passenger trains collide in a head-on collision that completely wrecks the two trains and incidentally furnishes a thrill the like of which has not been attempted heretofore despite the wonders of ac- comphshment in pictures. Following close on the heels of the first big special will be the screening of an other Lubin that is just HOW the talk of the Pacific coast, "The Great Di- Vide,' with House Peters and Ethel Clayton in opposite roles This pie ture has d special significance for all Arizouians as it shows for it's back ground the wonder canyon of the painted desert of the north. It recent ly showed at Tally's in Los Angeles. one of the picture palaces of the coast city, and not only broke the house rec ord but topped the great Geraldine Farrar week in Carmen" It is d scenic wonder, it is said, and it's com ing will be watched with interest by those who follow the fortunes of the Amuzu.
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by Edna Mayo. The Misleading Lady is little different than anything Walthal has yet attempted But with al this, according to word received in advance, he is as charming in this pie turc, which is an Essanay, as he has been in other notable successes.
 For Tuesday and Wednesday, Mime. Olga Petrova a rival who has out rivallcd other noted emotional actress cs, viii appear in My Madonna" Mime. PetroVa is supported by Guy Coombs, and an exceptionally splendid cast. The Metro people believe in doing nothing by halves, and in this creation Mime. Petrova has scored even heavier than in her portrayal of "Panthea,' in which she appeared al the Shubert the ater in New York.
 Thursday and Friday is red letter day both for the Empress and for all those heartily in accord with nation wide plans for preparedness. The Battle Cry of Peace" based on Hudson Maxims "Defenseless America" is about the hest thina that has yet been prepared in it's line. The picture starts out depicting the scenes of an imagin- ary attack on the city of New York Thousands Of troops are used. The Vragraph people have more than spread the capabilities of their staff of experts in producing this masterpiece It has been said that it ranks next to The Birth of a Nation" as d historical spectacle. In the last periods of the picture, the reason the United States troops are defeated is shown in ad- dition to this, a thorough diagnosis is gone into and sure cure shown for the evils of unpreparedness. Critics on most of the big papers in the east have gone into ecstacies of delight over "The Battle Cry of Peace
 THE ARIZONA is starting off the week with nine reels of Triangle feat ures. Today and tomorrow Manager Mace has scheduled Mary Roland and Willard Mack in "The Edge of the Abyss" and Syd Chaplin in "A Sub marine Pirate The Edge of the Abyss is a drama of the eternal tri- angle, only in this case it happens there is a quartet, three men and a woman The story is unusually strong and with excellent photographic eff fleets, will undoubtedly score heavily. "A Submarine Pirate" is a little out of the ordinary for d comedy At first glance there seems to be little that is
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WHAT IS HAPPENING HERE
 THIS WEEK

THE EMPRESS evidently believes ill starting off the week in good shape, that is, Manage. Iurvines is evidently possessed of q bug which tells him to play it strong and leep on playing it. Today and tomorrow no lesser star than Henry r.. Waithal will grace the screen of the Empress in The Mislead- ing LadN.o Mr. Malthal is sunnnrte ed
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MANY INJURED BY EXPLOSION IN PHOTOGEAPHING THE
 SERPENT"

A score of photoplay actors and sev- eral spectators were injured during the making of the William Fox photodrama