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Sim Grab bes Mariaalls Don
Der 0ulb.

4m 19. april idbrt ii6 Der 9pbsss
tag bss Generals b. b. Colt Der
8rahiigel, Der i'm fernen Sdibpiien
on ben 1toreH Snbiens iia iiber ben
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aampfssnoHenidaft 5ipiftsn benz
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sinsu 1rsmbm iab. ionbern ben dlteu
srprobien Dreunb. Der itine beiien
Mlnnnesjubre in Der Siirhi nerlebt
unb ben GlaubeH m ihrs 3nfunFt
aud In ben triibHeu 3ei.en NIB allen
9emmunssn gum 1rob betpabxt battle.
qtfhmarf6an b. b. goiB III bas
Opfer bss JIsdfgpbus selporben, Der
ibu nm 10. NpriI nod sebuiasistm
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bic Der @oiutant bes WaribdlIs, Ma.
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gelgitn, no er aIs 0tnrGIaoupers
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fngte Der JeIbmaridau su einem ge'
fons,nen muHsn. Der fi4 ON 8orb bee
fanb. 2tnfnns Dlars bomborbirte bic
eneliT6e JIotte bic Dnrbdnslleneins
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nal aaIeFi. Dos mar Elm itltener
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suIeben, ipie bic G0iier bonn Sbns
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unb Wisn, 3u bsm 0fierrsidiiden unb
bsutiden Souptauartier. ~Gartbasis
nem eiis belenbam! Seftien mub nie-
Dergeporisn, ber Mes 5ur Iiirtei
baIb frei senn6. iperben!" Dos nor
bas asiimotib, pel4ss ibn beieelis
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f4eibtnben StelItn gu seDinnen.
aur5 rad Der Riidiebr BON bisier
ipidiis.n Rsife srbiel! CT bas Dber'
iommanbo elmer tiirtilhen 4rmee.
Sm Otiober Durbe er an bic SpiBe
Der armss i'm graf uHb perIisn ss'
felt. Gein 4uiDmobil irus ibu ilbsr
ben 1aurlis unb Qmnnus binfpes auf
Der alten 5eerjirabe aleranbtrs bes
@roben bis an ben 2isris sur Rails
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,pie INNER, bel ben porberittn 3rups
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su TGIasen. Das Gebenfm ruirb uns
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Sustulum, 81.
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riot a.
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Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-21
J. .PICKFORD in
ROMANTIC PLAY

1t is in the mythical kingdom of
MARTHA that the scenes Of the story,
What Money Can't Buy" are played
The screen version Of the celebrated
drama, which was written by George
Broadhurst, Is the feature offering OF
the current bill at the Liberty theater
and in it appear the two popular stars,
both well known here, Jack Pickford
and Louise Huff.
In the story: Jack Pickford Is the
son of a New York financier who is
seeking a railway concession through
MARTHA. The youth decides to visit
the country and he meets there Prin-
cess Irenia. In the course Of series
of stirring scenes the evil designs OF
q court favorite are frustrated and the
princess and the youthful New Yorker,
who has been raised to the nobility,
as he is found to be a descendant OF
a native of the country, are wed. The
part of the princess is played by
Louise Huff.
: Interesting new developments are
added to. the story Of "Gloria's Ro'
nance" the serial in which Billie
Burke is appearing as star, in the new
instalment Of the picture.
The weekly Pathe news pictures
also are part of the program.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-21
THE DERELICT
STRONG PICTURE

THE Derelfct," the William Fox
production which has been the main
attraction OF the current bill at the
Hawaii theater, Will be seen for the
last time tomorrow. Stuart Holmes,
who long since became favorite with
Honolulu audiences, is the central fig
ure in the picture and he is supported
by cast of unusual strength.
= Holmes as Teddy Brant is the hu-
man .derelict of the story. His fall
from high position in the world is
pictured in a matter that will not
soon be forgotten by those who have
seen the pictured presentation. Teddy
Brant forgets wife and daughter un-
der the giddy beams of white lights.
His descent Is rapid until he becomes
an outcast ,despised by all. In this con-
dition he feigns suicide to escape the
scorn of his friends and then his wife
remarries. The marriage is legalized
by Brant's death in a cell after fate
has opened an opportunity by which
he is enabled to save the daughter
who has forgotten him.
The Billy West comedy, Back
Stage" also part Of the program, has
scored a decided success. The new
instalment of the serial. "The Neg
lected Wife" Is also shown.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-21
'RULINGISM MADE
. ON DISCHARGING
ARMY OFFICERS

Dfshonorable discharge from the
army must be accompanied hereafter
with longterm sentence by army
courts. according to a ruling by the
war department. The ruling Is made
tc prevent men from committing
crimes in order to get out Of the army
and escape war.
The following radiogram has been
received from Washington and pub
lished In the form Of a Hawaiian de-
partment memorandum:
Owing to the large discrepancies
in the sentences given by general
court martial when dishonorable dis
charge Is included in the sentence, the
secretary of war directs that the fol-
lowing be furnished to all general Of
ficers exercising general court mar
tial Jurisdiction:
"(A) No sentence OF dishonorable
discharge will be given where the Of
fender has within him the capacity
for military service and where any
other appropriate form of punishment
is sufficient to meet the requirements
of the case.
"(B) Whenever a sentence Of dis
honorable discharge is given it should
be accompanied by a long term of
confinement in the penitentiary or in
the disciplinary barracks. Where the
offense is not sufficiently grave to
warrant a long term of confinement
it should be assumed that the offender
has within him the elements Of mill
tary service and he should be made
to serve.
"(C) When a sentence of dishonor-
able discharge is given unaccom-
panied by a long period of confine-
ment reviewing authorities should in
general suspend or remit the dishon-
orable discharge and hold the often
der to service and punishment with
the organization to which he belongs.
MCCAIN"
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-21
JOAN OF ARC
SCORES TRIUMPH
INTTS realism

Joan the Woman" on the occasion
of its premiere at the Bijou theater
last night scored a triumph. 1t Is the
most tremendously impressive thing
in filmdom that has ever come to Ho'
nolulu. Transeending in its realism
faithful to historical accuracy, repIete
with vividness. overwhelming - IN
magnitude Of setting and elaborate
ness OF scenic inVestiture, 1t may truly
be said to represent the acme OF sue
cess in the silent drama. 1t is a won
derful production.
View It which way you will II 1s q
most amazing spectacle-one conttnu
ed denouement OF dramatic action
that keeps the interest at ferVid pitch
throughout. with never a slackeninZ
Of absorption. Produced on a mann
moth scale, It numbers crowds by the
thousands and principals by the doz'
en-; It depends for success not alone
ON the impression produced by masses
and by rapid fire action, but superb
acting by Farrar as Joan. by Wallace
Reid as Eric Trent and by several
other renowned stars Of the film
world is conducive to realism.
Some there we're who thought the
drama dealt too harshfy with the Brit
ish armies that invaded France. but
whether yes or no. history is. not to
be denied and Joan is a page from
history-unfolded, not as a condem.
nation Of medieval events, but rather
as an inspiration for the liberty.loV'
ing nations of the twentieth century.
The filming, the coloring. the re-
production of the Battle, Of the Tow.
ers in which 5000 men are engaged;
the death at the stake Of Joan. con
demned by the renegade bishop whose
body was afterward exhumed by the
Catholic church and cast to the dogs:
the court scenes and pageants, are
made on a bewildering scale, leaving
the audience almost awe-stricken as
the wonderful events Of history are
staged with such realism that one al
most believes he is living in the days
Of Charles VII Of France.
The theme itself is most appealing;
the story Of Joan. the gentle, tender.
peasant girl, who, surmounting in
Vulnerable obstacles placed in her
patch by enemies Of France and jeat
GUS army captains; handicapped IN
the attainment of her goal by a weak
and imbecile monarch; regarded not
as a woman but as a witch when the
magic Of her leadership routs the Eng.
lish and saves the day for France;
her denial :of love for a greater mis-.
sion: condemned to death as the re
suit of trickery, born Of hate and in
tolerance, and finally her glorious
martyrdom for France-the story OF
Joan is tragedy personified.
But out of it ali, comes, a great
message, a great appeal to America;
a lustrous example Of patriotism, 10y.
atty and sacrifice.
Geraldine Farrar in the title role
is revelation In her superb delinea.
tion Of Joan, giving to the character
all the angelic beauty ascribed to the
peasant girl, yet injecting strength,
determination and iron will into the
portrayal of the warriod-woman. IN
the hands Of Farrar the last hours of
Joan on earth as she suffers torture
for her Savior, and then again as she
is wreathed In smoke and flames, are
given an almost beatific interpreta-
tion. 1t is an emotional portraiture OF
grandoise conceptions. ~-.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-21
NERVOUS DISABILITIES
FORCE many OUT OF WAR
Responsible for One-Seventh of All
Discharges, and Wounds
for One-Third.
CAUSED By TERRIFIC STRAIN
Plans Made by Surgeon-General
Gorgas Of American Army to Cope
With This Typo OF Disease.
Health Association Adjourns.

WASHINGTON. October $3.50 ter
rife Is the strain of tho present war
fare upon the men under fire, that
nervous and mental disabilities are re-
sponsible for onc-seventh of oil tho
discharges. while wounds are respon-
sble for one-third of all discharges
or about half as many men arc dis
ablcd through nerve wrccking as by
shrapncl.
Major PcGrcc Bailey, OF the medical
reserve corps. told the American Pub
lie Health Association of the great
mental drain on men. In the conclud-
ing session of the conference tonight.
He said that when the war started.
neither France nor Belgium had an
tcipated or provided for tho enormous
number Of nervous and mental victims
that began-to impede tho progress Of
the armies. Almost Immediately after
the war. both nations were compelled
To reconstruct their medical orEaniza-
ton to establish centers for the care
Of these cases, caused by the furious
bombardmcnts and attacks. They had
to call into service special medical men,
who in previous wars had very little
to do.
THE fact that one quarter OF the
English psychiatrists and neurologists
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-21
Iprytpn-MODi,.

lSpecia to The Times nsratch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. October
"a wedding OF wide interest
throughout the State took place Mt c
O'Clock this ererin:. in Christ Episco-
pal Church. when Miss Ann Moon of
"Dunlora," this county. became tho
bride OF Philip Barbour Peyton. of this
city. the rector. Dr. Harry T. Lee. Of
nciatins The bride was given away
by her brother. Major Basil Gordon
moon. OF Camp Upton. l.. !. Her sis
ter, Miss Mary Moon. was maid OF
honor. and the bridesmaids, Miss Dab
ney Moon and her cousin. Miss SHE
Daeney, of the University Of Virginia.
IhH groom had his brother. Eradley
Peyton, for best man. and w. Herbert
Peyton and Chiswell Langhorne perk-
ms. for groomsIh>n. The ushcrs were
Milnah Surber. Bfien Shaw. Lewis w.
Garth and Frederick L. Watson.
The bride is a daughter Of the late
John &. Moon, for years one of Tho
states leading lawyers For the mast
nfe years she has been studying and
painting. both In this country and
abroad In 1912 she was awarded tho
virginia state prize for portrait work.
ene then went 20 New York, where
she studied with William NJ Chase
IN 1914 Miss Moon was assistant artist
Tor the New York Tribune in ports
AT the outbreak of war she toolt nm
nursing and was accepted by the hos.
pitai staff of the American Ambulance
Hosntal, at Nieuliy. France, Tut owing
70 inc condition of her fathers health
she returned TO this country since
Inen. MISS Moon has been working ana
stuny'ns In New York. For the past
year she had been illustrating nor orr
articles for the New York Herald sha
~ member OF the Richmond Az,
Ciun, Art Students League. Three
Arts Club. Catherine Wolfe Club Of
New York. the American Federation
OF Clubs and the American Ar, SIM
dents Club OF Paris.
Mrs F. Bradley Peyton, OF this cit,,