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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-27
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Entertainment and dance by the
Lawndale Civic Center tonight at
Theodore HerzI school, Douglas blvd.
and Lawndale aV.
Lecture on History, Purpose and
Destiny of Mazdaznan," by Rev. Gill
man Beeler, at SO E. Van Buren,, to-
night, 8:15.
Dan II. Wallace, late of the British
army, vii lteH of his experiences in
the European war, at Hobo college.
917 W. Washington, tonight.
NEW YORK STOCKS. - Small
gains general. Market strong and
active.
To-o-
WEATHER FORECAST
Fair tonight and probably Thurs
day; colder tonight, with lowest tenn
perature about Is; moderate west
erIy winds. Tuesday temperature;
High, 4oi low, 81,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-26

Ne cvrop-kih bojiSGih ie pablo mnogo aristoEraov.
'Gothacr Almanach', ki jc nckakscn kolcdar evrop-
skega pcmstva, zkazuic 2jS grofoy. 5G7 baronov in
liGj canov nzjega pemstva mani kakor pref. To
50 vojnc zrtve aristolracjc. Tako hudobnega srca
nsmo. da b IL skodozenosti vcselli tcga umiranja
Ampak ce Stejejo mljoni plebejcev, HI padli "a
poponoma tuie interese, nj mogoce trdt da zrtve
aristokracje enake artvam 'navadncga" ljudstva.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-26

Tur5h 2ua'nii minister Hall bci sc posmchuie IL
Jaw r".acga mini trslcga preiscdnka Trepova ne-
h.iji 'aiigcada pcial ie:
"Uospodu Trcoovu Sc ie po polomu Rumuniie zde-
10 potrebno naskati potrtemu ruskcmu narodu moz-
most, da usvoJi Cafsad. Pravl je da sta Sc Angia
M francja sporazumcli Rusijo da ii izrocta turSko
rlavno mesio 81. ho scdai vsak Rus vcdel zakai da
krvayI Nj ne trFirno 1ahavost in odgovariamo ma
i"HtaStch' S"jc Co.poCa IrcpCva ten. da cnostavno
p"hI@cno %" '!vJtva ia zahvaijujcmo Bogu. da nam
Je pomagal PrcNCsti zmagosavne zaStave CeZ ru
munsEc proho5e, L. ponc"iio najkrajSo pot liz Rustic
' CarlgraG Pani cd 6"-.ihcpnh naGrtov in zahtev so
naSi Sovra2nki 2accl to vojno Nj smo Sc boievai in
sno hod' ro pot renec n bono po tel poti opraio6
Sc ma moe svoh vojsk IL pozrtyovalnos nasega ljud-
siva p"rao'J' '+cgamogocncgd nadaljeval Priprav-
beHi smo M mir. ampak pr.pravljeni tudi ma boj
e." kontnc mage"
@jayi turSkega miniStra nj has vsaka beseda
S'ct" rcnIca kar jc dcjal zaceku vojne hi 81 bill
n. pr. pray lahko prhranil kaiti ravno Turciia nj
Imcia mtl naimanjScga povodl. da je potegnila mec
IN ne more nikakor reel da jc bila napadena. Ampak
zamerltI Sc mu ne more. ce roCa Trepovu. V po-
IozaJu. katcrem seda nahaja Russia. je bilo
namrcc precej smcsno govoriti osvojitvi Carl
Erada HALL mlSI. da jc Trepov zaradi ega tako 90
vor kcr jc hotel dygnit rus narod iz potrtosti zza
rumunSkega poraZa. HALL bel je menda uganil pravi
hlmeh ruSkcga mlnStrskega prcdSednka; verja-
memo pa, da jc ubra Trepov najpametnejSo pot Ne
e da nj maSi ruSkcEa naroda vcliko ezcCe ma osvo-
Jitv Cmgrada: najbrze 81 bodo tudi Rus rekli da je
~ EeSarablc in IL Armcniie dolga pot do turSkega
gavncga In najbrze hi nckaere druge reel boi
zanmac rusko ljudstvo, kakor osvojitev Carigrada
RuSB drzavnlki nlso le vciki nazadnjaki temveG Sc
vdi, da so udi zclo nerodni pocarji Tu jc ma pri-
mer Behmann Ilowcg drugaccn ptit; on obljubuje
Ncmccm da dobc 20 vojni parldmentarno vado. Sc
vcda c to lc obuba ampak Cnrierad za Ruse tudi nj
nic vcc kakor obIiuba. Ce hi Jim bill Trcpov obubil
politi6no svobodo b h gotovo boil znniralo kakor
Carigrad.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-26

morale bti sestavlJeno IL Samh ncvtralcev. Toda
kaJ je nevtralnUSt? lzven vojnc ST. Skoraj same
manJse drzave. Ne gede da 50 tudi tukai razne
smpatye i'll antipatije, IL delcle vecji ali
mahJsi meri odyisne od vckh in to he more o.
statl brez vpliva pr sodb
A te b bo sodiSce kjub vsemu teml do
SkraJnoStl ncprstranSku vcndar ne hi mclo mo-
c da bi prisililo obsojene drzave ma izpolnitev
Svoje sodbe.
\Saka druag moznoSt kakor SpUrazum jc IL
NlJnccna In Gee predloze zavczniki r;lcum IN opu-
StoSemo Bclgijo in Srbio>pridc Nrmcija = racu-
nom "a Skodo vzhodn Prusij in Bukoyini, in
poSledlca Je meSetarenje, Xxi vod do kompromsa
all pa do nadaljevanja vojne.
Ce Je pa lie kolitkaj moznosti, da st doseze
kompromis, bi bfo vsakega SaSGa najmodrc-
Je da Sc poizkusi pot do mega in da Sc TEN
morda, &c re he povsem gotovo preprejijo ma
daljn StraSne zrtvc
VpraSa Sc torej, ce je kolijkai upanja, da bi
Sc tax kompromis do>rgcl. In odgovor ma to vpra-
SAME bi bill mOgoG ako bi bill znani pogoji enc in
druge Stranke
Lloyd Georeg jc Njavil, ia dobe ccmtrane
Nil" kratkem odgov0r, ki bn izdcan popol-
mem Sporazumu vSeh zaveznikov XII 50 priSli 5e
NNak Ease Ia neUdviSno do Svojih >klcpuv Nagla-
sal Je pa zopet, da mora biti po,lana popolna ga.
rancija, da ne DO prnSki militarzcm wee mogel
kaliti miru Evropi. Ctiral jc hcScdc XII jih je
bil zgovOrll Abraham Lincoln tekom meScanske
V"Jnf; Boz ho koncan, kadar bo doScirn njcgoy
eli. Pri I5ogu, kon6a 81, doklcr ne ho do>czcn
Ia cij
CetWdi Sc glase te beSede zelo peSmistiGno, je
vendar Lloyd George takoj to zopet povedal
nekaJ mirneJSega: 'POcakai BONO kakSne pogo
Je IN garanciie Sc nam ponujajo ki bodo zaneslii-
vejse od onih, XII jih je NemGiia raztrgala Dotlej
bono zaupa svojo nestrto armada"
Potakali bono &c ponudi Ncm5ja rcsno ga
rancije, je torej pogajanje vendar mogotc
Neilko res hi, kar ic Lloyd George puS;l IL
panju ;ali vsega mu nj wei. In ze to je nekaj
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-26
Najvecja tezava.

Navidezno med staliSGcm Bethmann Holl-
vega in Lloyd Georgia naSproia globoka kakor
brezdno. In cc hi sc danes Zastopniki evrop,kih
vad seSli ma konfcrenco, je gotovo da bi bilo ga
cetkoma taklh naSprotlj ma kupc. Ampak &C vpo-
stevamO materiJalne razmere in damo zape-
ljati idejo sanjacev da Berlinu nenadoma
postal veik oduSni, tedaj je ie mogoce, da bi ST
nasprotja pri posvetovalni mizi tako kr5a. da hi
bI naposled sporazum omogoGen. Ne ena ne dru-
"a Stran ne prnc>e naSprotniku has tcga ma kroZ-
nku, kar 81 zcli. VSaka pogodba je poslcdica po-
gajanja.
Ali ker je Nemcija ponudila tako pogajanje
III ker zastopa Bethmann lIollwcg matcrja jane in
terese, ne pa tlovekoljubnoSti, je jasno da mora
bti Nemciji mnogo lclete ma miru Ona pozna
svoj polozaj in kolikor toliko tlli poozaj svoih
zaveznc ma podlag tega We, da bi bilo zamjo ko-
risno, ce bi mogla sklcnit mir Sedaj Zaradi tega
b bila pa najbrze tudi pripravljena sklenti mir
kl bi bill vSaJ po njenih nazorih Sprc jemljv IA
zaveznlke.
odSkodnini govori memo caSopSje pac ia
kO, kakor da nj V TEN ozru od ME nicesar priGa
kovati. Tr praviio - hi zavczmiki lahko "a
htevali. ce hi bill zmagovalc Da pa Nemcija tega
po sedaniem vojnem poozaju ne prizna, c razum-
1.-Two.
Toda vpraSanje odAkoinin nj naivalncj-
Sc Interest miru vcliko rcSncjS Tudi zato nj
to najvaznejSe. ker bi posta ao to vpraSanie tenn
bOlj problemaitno, cimbolj hi zavczniki dosegali
svoj vojni cilj. &c bi namrct NcmGiia upirala
vSakemu plaGilu. hi jo mogli zavczniki pri>ti ma
to lie tedaj, te bi jo popolnoma prcmagali a pray
tcdaj ie naJbrze nikakor ne hi mogli pri>ilil kcr
bi So skoraj gotovo tako dogo hranila da hi hila
bankrotna IL hankrotnc dclclc pa ne hi Tnog N
cesar iztatit gcdc ma To hi mrdtcm Sami lnh-
ko zasli bankrot.
Vojna zaradi odSkodnnc hi bila torcj sllrai-
no nezmiselna In tc hi Slo lc IN To a;anjc Iii
jo gotovo tudi Lloyd George rajSi us;av kakor
pa nadaljeval do popolne izkrvavtvc.
Ostane torei drugo vpraSanje Ali je cd Mem
Gije in njenih zaveznic priGakovati gede ma te-
rtorijalne ureditve takih konccsii, da hi bile IA
Angjo sprejemljive?
Toccn odgovor ma TO je kajpada ncmogoc, do
kler MISC znane njene ponudbc. Ampak znamenja
Sc lahko opazujejo. &c citamo caSopiSe katcrih
Sc navadno izraza miSl jenjc nemSkc Wade, opa-
5amO, da Sc pac mOcno sklicujejo ncmSkc zma-
ge. Ampak to jc saSca Wade potrcbno OIL
rom ma cuvstva nemSkega ljudstva. Polcg tega pa
vidimo nemskih besedah odnehavanjc, Xxi jc hi
10 Sc pred dvema, tremi mescci povsem izkl iucc-
Ponavlja sc fraza o garancijah "a trajen mir
Mi ne veruj jemo tie garancje ker vemo da je
trajen mir lie tedaj zajamcen, Ge pade kapitali-
sticn konkurencni siStem Ampak kolikor jc Sc
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-26

I.tst 70 koristi 6elav-
sksSa II liuastva. Dslav-
ei 90 oprAvi6sni do
~sesa kar produciraic.
This paper 10 dev otsd
to the intsrssts OF tn -
working Gle -. Work
ere are entitled TO ali
what tn sy produce.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-18

be sacrificed for the rest of the coun try. An eight hour day 1s Fl oquiva- lent to a 10 or ; per cen: advance ill wages. Later on the l. C. C. may decide to help out this much-suffer- ing industry. Until they do it m'u.s high operating expenses for all com panies and the weaker of the group will have difficulty in making both ends meet. The s225, ,000.00 gold that has been imported since around the first of May is beginning 10 work. Easy money, based on gold is always the strongest kind of tonic to bull speculation which means imitation. Exports are at the top notch. Home business is breaking records The new English loan will be q pronounced success. Crop conditions are ignored as well as the labor situation Fer the time being it looks like a biN market in which the indussrials win go to the front
 L. s. navy dept. has ordered thirty hydrc- -aeroplanes from Curtis. Com pany is negotiating other large orders
 ooth domestic and foreign
 We hear he New British s250. .t00 coo loans has been oversubscribed be- fore t has been offered.
 PittsOurg-At meeting of the di- rectors of Crucible Steel an ex.-I dividend of A per cent was decla'cd in addition to the F. regular dis burselnent
 It is officially announced by the leading copper producers that copper has advanced for october and De- cember 10 PIC a pound There is
 none tc be had a. any price. One of
 the largese copper producers sod 5000, 900 pounds for December deliv- cry at 27c.
 The American Smelling & Refinia~ comrany today advanced price of lead ! from 10 sAc.
 Champion Copper company declareil i dividend S6.40 a share making s6S 1 since Feb. I when payments were re | stunned.
 Copper Range dividend quarterly | Si 50 and Sl extra.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-18
The Coliseum.

The bright. sparkling musical com edy entitled "Clancy's Delirium. staged at the Coliseum last night by Ed Gilbert and his Merrymakers. proved to be a tremendous success, and judging from the many hearty laughs and the many rounds Of ap- plause given out by the appreciatlve audience. the performance a. u whole was the biggest hit yet staged by the Merrymakers under the d. rection of Ed Gilbert. The musical numhers rendered by the different members of the companv were eA- ceptionally good and the comeoy was new. bright. clean and witty,
 Special mention should be made Of the Coliseum Harmony Eor-, whicn Is comnosed of Miss Lorraine Craw- ford. George von Blk. Jim DooIes and Ed Gilbert. who are fast prov ing themselves favorites with the Coliseum audiences. They sane one ef their latest successes entitled My Own Iona" which alone IS worth the price of admission.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-18
los ANGEIEs MARKET

LOS ANGELES. Aug. l7.-Prices quoted are for livestock weighed and delivered off the cars without feed and water
 CATTLE: con foot and cross weight No. l steers weighing 900 10 1900 pounds. $7.50H7.90: seconds. s7.o9 d7.25. common thin. Si06n4.j0.
 COWS AND KEEPERS No. l ss.O0aG.25: seconds. S550d d5.15; thin s4.50G5.00.
 BULLS AND STAGS: Good. $5.0O; medium. s4.00T450
 CALVES: Light weight. s9.0o: me- dium heavy. sS.00ds.50
 STEEP: (Per head desirable wool wethers. s6.50M 700: ewes S5.5osp6. 15; sucking lambs S6.0eG6.25.
 HOGS tHard grain fed) 150 to 290 lbs. sT.T5ms.00, 250 to $50 lbs, S,.25 G756: 900 lbs. up. s5.25N 600.
 POULTRY: Broilers, 1Sc; flyers 16c. roasters. Iec: old cocks SC: light hens. 14c: heavy hens Ice: light turk eys, 22M24c; old ducks. l2c: young ducks. 13n14c: young geese, lie: squalls. S2.o0 dozen.
 BUTTER: Receipts 5000 pounds; extras. 2Sc: firsts. 2ee.
 EGGS: Receipts. 227 cases; selected 3Gc: case count, 32c, candled, 34c.
 ALFALFA HAY: Sl2.o0@ l4.0o.
 SONORA WHEAT: s2.00 bid.
 BARLEY: Bright feed, Sl571s bid; s1.65 asked. Dark feed. 'sl.i2h bid s147is asked.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-18
HE TARANTULA IS
 AT THE [|ON TODAY

Edith Storey anu Antonio Moreno Will be seen at the Lion toGay m the much talked of drama ar Cuoan life. 'T3@ Tarantuln~ This picture was h"1ked to tho Lion about two weeks ago and failed to arrive and Inc many who wanted to see l. Will vel come the announcement of it's sure arrival for today. Most os the scenes in The Tarantnia" gre laid in Cuba and Is a story in which the man pays Edith Storey is the Cuban girl Caronita. Antou:1 Moreno x the Cuban lover and Emanuel Turner takes the par of Beauty smith" a New York cluO man. who pays in the end. big Nitaerpn east is seen in this production. i:-- olgding Charles Kent ana Tempiar Sake "Thc Tarantula" is one nf tl,c big movie attractions of The week. and will bc seen at the Lion today .,nd tomorrow, augmented with Rose Melville in q Sis HopiSins' comedy. and Frank Daniels in q "A;r. Jack
 comedy "'The Isie of Love coming Sunday. conia us the mos, daring rathng scorc in pictures. Monday Mrs. Robert Turnbull Jessie Bur ie.tb will he She attraction, with Grant Wilbur in Wasted Years"
Arizona republican., 1916-08-18
MAYBE HE WANTED THEM ID MAKE I'M
 SOME PRINT PAPER

The county authorities hardly know what to do with Francisco Garcia ard his son, A. Garcia. the latter a boy of 14. They could send the elcer Garcia 70 the prnitentiary but he would merely eat his head off there. He claims to he the owner of land in Mexico. where his wife and five other children live. He would return there if he had n there to avoid entering d military life. for his mother did not rais- her boy to Dc a soldier. He turned out to be thief
 He arrived in this part of the country not long ago and found work in the valley several miles west of the city. Another workman or the iob was a man named Chacon. Chacon had amassed a fortune ot S9G. which he carried with him. and feeling that he was not equal to the custody Of so large q sum when he was asleep, he turned over $63 to Garcia for safe keeping The rest of it he used for pillow One night Garcia extracted the $27 rom De- meath the head of Chacon and left.
 He was captured at Maricopa by Deputy Sheriff Harrison Williams.
 He said that he was on his way to Benson to buy some rags ana in- tended to return and give Chacon back his money. Asked in Justi6 e De Souza's court yesterday what was the probable value of the rags he fn tended to buy ne said Sl0. In reply to an inquiry by Assistant County Attorney Cunningham whether II
 seemed good business to exoend s2; l in railroad fare to purchase SIG worth of rags, Garcia could not see i that il was not a good business deal When he vas arrested he had not only the money belonging to Gar i cia. bat Sll9 besides
Arizona republican., 1916-08-18

be entitled 10 a free bath ticket A chance to be one of the lucky ones Will apply 10 every paid adm ssion attending the park today.
 The iig pool was never more at- tractive than # Is these August days. The water is as clean and pure as |; is possible to have 1t. ir addition to the thorough scrubbing the tank receives every Sunday night the water is now changed three times weekly and thoroughly disinfected by q copper sulphatc solution in the proportion considered proper by medical ezpeIts. There Is also d constant flow of l4.000 gallons or fresh water per hour through the pool which insuTes a supply of pure, healthful water at all times. In fact, Safety First" from a sanitary point Of view has been carried 10 an ex- treme a. Riverside Park. ard no one need fear that old MT Mike Robe turks iE the depths of this swimming place.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-18
ADJUSTMENTS
COLUMBIA OFFER
 4 COMEDY R|OT

Over at the Columbia today they are going to screen a picture called Tt Happened in Hcnolulu," and from the accounts of the things that really did happen in the picture. it is little short of d riot laugh from the start to the finish, though it Is billed as a dra- matic production.
 The fun starts when a young Ameri- can, who Is very much in love with a girl whose mother does not want her to marry short of an earl or a count tries 70 take her anyway.
 The boys father is sore at him for not attending to business and he leaves for Honolulu, after taking five thousand out of his fathers safe. which the old man told him to take and set out of the country.
 A fellow working for the old man, who is stealing, sees the boy take the mCney Lelonging to himself and he steals the rest and makes 1t look as If the Xoungster did the job Then things begin to happen and they happen as fast as the camera can catch them. They happen in Honolulu. where more things appertaining to love have hap pened perhaps than any other spot in the world. Honolulu, with it's moon- light and its bewtching spots of TO- mantle fancy Is the real sure enough love incubator and here this fast and furious comedy drama takes place.
 With 1t win be shown a Pathe weekly of splendid value, and the ever funny Mutt and Jeff. This time the team of fun makers are joining the Red Cross and they have one awful time to keep things going. The Pathe | Weekly News contains the newest hat fashions from Fifth Avenue, New York, and should be a valuable guide to the ladies who have as yet to make up their minds what sort of hat tC get for the fall and winter seasons This news has many splendid values
Arizona republican., 1916-08-18
REACHES RIO JANEIRO IRant.I,Iican A Q -rah AALIrol

RIO JANEIRO. Aug. 1.-The Amer ican financial and commercial com mission, which is to v1sft South Amer ican countries to advance trade rela- tions, arrived here today.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-18
HUMAN CR|F TWOOD
 WONDERFUL FEATURE

The stellar attraction at the Arizona tonight will be Robert Warwick in Human Drftwood"
 The story of Human Driftwood" tells in strikingly dramatic form. the power of destiny to bridge the years and bring to frution the aspirations of youth. Robert Hendricks. q wealthy young bachelor. meets in a famous New York resort, Myra, a beautiful, but evil dancer. who utilizes Roberts infatuation for her to lead to his apartment a band Of crooks of which she is the decoy. Robert enters while his safe is being robbed. and in the fight that follows. one of the crooks tMyra's loyer) is accidently killed by Myra's own hand. Robert magnani- mously lets the girl escape The years pass and Robert has become a serious reformer. forceful and effec- tive. He Is sent for the head of hts reform society, to clean up the fearfully immoral conditions prevail ing in an Alaskan mining camp. Un- known to Robert. Myra is the sinister influence of the camp where she con- duets dance hall A mystery of the place Is the presence there of beau tiful, unsullied young girl known as Nelma She is supposed tO be Myras
 
 surrounding her, Velma is innocent of evil. with the pure heart of q young girl. Hendricks falls in love with her. but Myra has already promised the girl to the bully of the camp. a huge. uncouth ruffian who has struck 1t rich" and can pay Myra's price for Nelma. To prevent Hendricks we'd ding the girl. Myra reveals her iden- tity to Hendricks, who hitherto has not suspected 1t. and declares that Nelma is his own daughter. the off, spring of their illicit relationship years before Driven half mad by the hideaus lie, Hendricks sets out in pur- suit of the bully. who has carried off Veima after a desperate fight in Myras dance hall. in which the woman Is fatally wounded. Eventually he comes to grips with the ruffian. The bully goes to a fearful death while fate happily unravels Hendricks tangled love and he gathers Nelma. Cher true ! identify being unfolded by the dying ] Myra) in his arms
Arizona republican., 1916-08-18
WATTS FIND GIVES
 HIM BUT SHORT JOY

l. was by an accident thar Waite, citizen of Glendale. was recognized yesterday es the man who had found and 1aShed a check belonging to a farmer near Glendale by the name of Rogers. Rogers came to town and was given a milk check for S2S. In- stead of cashng it at once he went to blacksmith shop to have some work done While he was there the check tell out of his pocket and when he missed it some minutes later he calico up the, bank on which il was drawn 10 stop payment The bank was closed. He then went to a store to inquire where the officials of the bank lived and related the story or his l19s to the proprietor. The latter told him that a man who was leaving the store as he entered had Jusc cashed such check there and taken goods ir part payment.
 With description of him and having learned that he was comlnp
 to Phoenix, Rogers found Deputy
 Sheriff Rudd, who hurried to Pno--
 nix and with Deputy George Brawner
 they set out tC find Watts, whom neither of them had ever sern. They
 learned that he had a sick relative at the Bethany Home ana that h. intended calling at that institution. But on inquiry at the Home they learned that he had not arriv ed. They went to the Rerryhill corner, expecting that he would come on the next Glendale car. There they saw Z, man sitting on the curb who an- swered in part the description Of i Watts. They took him into custody. He admitted his identity but denied all Knowledge of the check. Deputy Sheriff Eudd, however took hinl back to Glendale, where he was con- l fronted by the merchant who hal cashed the check and then he made a full confession.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-18

GLOBE LAWYER-A. Mutter and family. of Globe. are stopping at the Jefferson hotel while in town on a short visit. Mir. Mutter is a prominent lawyer of Globe.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-18
COPpERS

Compiled for The Republican by R. Allyn Lewis, E. F. Hutton & Co.'s leased wire, Hotel Adams building, 107 North Central Ave.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-18
ALIEN SOULS WITH
 JAPANESE ACTOR

Sessue Hayakawa, the noted Japan csc actor who recently created such a furor by his wonderful performance with Fannie Ward in The Cheat, will be seen at the Lamara on today and tomorrow as the star in the Jesse L. Lasky production of Alien Souls, a thrilling photodrama, written espec- ially for the Paramount program by Hector Turnbull. author of his pre- vious success Since his engagement with the Lasky organization, MT. Hay akawa has been seen only as member of the company supporting promin- ent star, as it was impossible to find a photodramatic production exactly suited to his requirements. Finally the famous dramatst. Hector Turn bull was commissioned to write play especially for this artist. In Alien Souls" MT. Hayakawa Is seen as a wealthy dealer in Japanese curious, and madly in love with an American ized Japanese girl, played by Tsuru Aoki How he saves her from the clutches of the money seeking young society man is shown in a play. grip ping in it's intensity. Hayakawa is surrounded by a cast of unusual eN- cellence, including such prominent ar lists as Earle F'oxe Grace Benham, Florence Smythe, Robert Grey. lsa- belle Malone and others
Arizona republican., 1916-08-18
FINANCES and MARKETS

Continued from Page Four)