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Arizona republican., 1918-07-14
HOTEL ARRIVALS

Jefferson HoteI-D. Veil, Los Ang eles; W. E. Bishop, Los Angeles; Louis W. Thompson; MT. and Mrs. J. C. Levens. Greenwill; W. s. Bransford Little Rock; Mir. and Mrs. H. c. Gam bee, Buckeye; G. E. Thompson. Tue son; J. K. Wishes, Avondale; MT. and Mrs. s. Calvin, Tonopah MT. and Mrs. N. Hayadad and son, Sacaton; William Harrell, Yuma.
 Commercial Hotel. - F. Rody, San Francisco; A. L. Blumenthal, San An tonic; E. V. Magoffin, Phoenix; W. P Clemens and Clifford Clemens, Casa -Grande; W. H. Hart, Harry Neid, H McCloskie, and F. Cooper, Ray.
 Adams Hotel.-D. c. Mitchell, Oak. land; Thomas o. Atkins, San Fran cisco; Sed Ottenbemier. New York; J. B. Gould, New York; G. M. Bean Los Angeles; Dr. J. J. Fleming, Wick enburg; E. J. Richards, Ray; P. T Slayback, Ray; J. V. Caldwell, Ray; A
Arizona republican., 1918-07-14

so far revived the war. Severn is a bright and likeable English boy who had been employed on The Republican for some time before the war broke out. After the early August of 1914 he began to get fidgety about the Ger mans and the malady increased to such an extent that that fall he started back to England. A postcard, regular ser vice card was received from him some where in France yesterday conveying the intelligence T am quite we'll" That was all that was left of the form card. There were several other things that the card would have permitted him to say such as T have been admitted into hospital and hope to be discharged soon,' T am going down to the base" !" l have received your letter telegram or parcel' as the case may be. But as none Of these advices seemed to fit, they, were scratched out.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-14
Local Weather Yesterday

DeIIClency III temperdture yesterday, $ degrees.
 Deficiency in temperature since the first of the month, 21 degrees. Accumulated excess in temperature since January 1, 120 deerees. Normal precipitation January to date, 3.13 inches.
 Actual precipitation January 1 to date, $50 inches.
 Accumulated excess since January 1, 0.37 inches.
 ROBERT c. GRANT
Arizona republican., 1918-07-14
CALL FOR 15O MEN
 FROM ARIZONA MADE
 BYPROYOST LEADEF

One hundred and fifty more Ari- zona men are to join the colors of the national army, according to a call just received at state draft headquarters from Provost Marshal General Crow der in Washington.
 Class l in this state has once been exhausted, but as a result of the re- classification work that has been going on for some time under the direction of war department officials, sufficient men from other classes have been ad- vanced to class to furnish enough to fill this latest call
 The men are ordered to entrain about August and will go to Camp Fremont, near San Francisco, Calf No men who attained the age of 21 years since the first registration and who registered on last June are to be included in this call, according to Col. Charles w. Harris, adjutant gen. eral. However, if any of these men voluntarily offer themselves for this call they will be accepted.
 The quotas of the various counties of Arizona in filling this call for 150 men are as follows, Maricopa county being far in the lead:
 Maricopa. 30; Apache. 8; Cochise, IS; Coconino. 10; Gila, 15; Graham, 2; Greenlee, 8; Mohave, [; Navajo. 5; Pinal, 5; Pima, IS; Santa Cruz, B. Yavapai, 15; Yuma, 2.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-14

R. Blodgett, San Francisco; J. H. Jackson, Maricopa Gen. De R. C. Car bell and Lieut.. c. F. Palines, U. $. A.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-14

Long Beach Calif., is a pleasant place to spend the summer and Hotel Alexander is centrally located. one block from ocean. Fire proof; cafe on seventh floor-Adv. ak
Arizona republican., 1918-07-14

Lalomia Lodge near Flagstaff Ideal for vacations.-Adv It
Arizona republican., 1918-07-14

It makes no difference what your wants may be, you can have them SUD- piled by using and reading The Re- publican's Classified pages.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-14
FELICITATE FRENCH

NEW YORK, July 13.-Cablegrams from 24 great American union labor organizations ito the people of France felicitating them on the occasion of Bastile day will be read here tomor- row night at big patriotic mass meeting to be held in Madison Square Garden.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-11

Crime grbieu. $500 per Oanfper
Seaerie. Colorado. $1.25 per Crate.
Niiben. $500 per 100 Ifane.
Ganaib, $1.50 per GuIhel.
gantclonpes, 81 so.
4ieh.Narft.
Sm Antunio, II. 9e5ember. 1915
aiibe. $4.35 bis $S.25.
Adlber, $3.50 bis $3.50.
OhIen, $1,000 Bis $14.50.
Shfpeine, $500 biz $500.
ct. 2puis, IL. 9e5ember. 19fs.-
Ginnpieh. Ter1seSdfen, $40 BIZ $t8.
Sdpeinc, $500 bis $3.50.
Jeae.
g6olf urlb Suhs -. -. 30 gtA
Nngoraz 3iegen, per BID. :. 10 cts.
au9oras 3teaen. bsiddSiat -. 5 gts.
Sdnfe.
9eiai5ene pdufe .-......15c per Bio.
Crime Sdnte ........s. 12c per yfo.
Frodene Sdllts ..... zoe Der xf6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-11
gree Yr.ne fk seras;; Mittpo0 ,tn II. 9t5tmber 1918.

&c sur Sdule beFano, ullb idleppte
iie etmo 200 GARD pom @ege ab
nad einem 9idid)t. gs gelong benz
Wtnodelt nod einem per5meifelte1
Sample, iid bon Dem Saaunfen los.
5llreiBen uuo> troboem er nit elmer
S6rotflinte 81 i6ieBen orobte, idrel-
eno al entfliebei. Sn Ser Idbc oes
9ididt murbe Elm ol 9. 9. SmaD
aOreIiiertes GouDert gefunoen. Ser
AoreIiot muroe Dom Sheriff prompt
perboftet lno BON Dem iungen MGe=
den als Ingreifer ioentifi5iert. Die
9lufreeune nj Ser @egetb lit allge=
mein ut0 Mobregeln iino ~getroffep,
INT cine 2pn6erei 81 perbiiten.
gIrs Sort @ortb miro genteloet,
BOP Die Snflltcn5o=S Situation iid bort
5iemlid) eebeIiert bot. g5 mar beob-
iidtigt, Sic 5dutlen ~a6ernals sit
IdlieBen, oo6 itellte ii6 nah ether
~eingebenoen lnteriltbuug berous,
baB sic 3obl ser &rantbeitsfaae ul,-
ter Sen Sdiilern nidJt groB genlte lit,
I'M cine oerartige MaBregel 81 redt-
fertigen.
Ser 5liegerleutnant gbporo
N. S,taipan bon 2one Hof, isis,
Ser auf Dem garrutbers : 4piations-
feloe bei Sort @ortb i~tntioniert NOR,
fam Bel Der 4usfiibrlu,g elmer flei1
men &eparotltr Der lid nit GROCER
Sdnenigfeit orebenoen Sd,raube at
uabe uno pltroe auf Der Steae geto-
tef.
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1eras.

Selte boben Die 9robibitioni-
item cine &onferen5 in guitin, I'm lidl
iiber Den geidluB, ben giirgern bon
EeraS Elm 8erfaiiirngs N~meiloeneat
nor5nlegen, einig 5u meroen.
liner bisberige Staatsiduliu.
perintenbent DougbtD. beiien amts-
aeit ON IS. Sonuar abl1uft. lit 5uff1
Better oes u0ocationaI 5rainina
8orf@ fiif berfriippelte soIouten aus
Seras, Sflaboma uno arfonios er
nannt uoroen.
Sn Sort @ortb ioa cine Sel.
Noffinierie geballt meroen oic eina
wfiaion Collars foiten miro. Man
uin oas Del ourd) Gobren BON Roil.
ger 6ortbin leiten.
Die oeattle HaIlerS Niiocie.
ton" miro ibre n1hite 8erfammluna
I'M Mdr5 IN Dallas obbalten.
Sm Haleitine itarb 6rau Mobert
9olBbenier nad fllr5er &ranfbeit.
Ius fredericksburg miro Ser
600 bon 8aIesfa @rbelger, 3odter
bon ao6erf arbelger, geiileloct, oil
bort i'm sitter BON 90 Sabren geitot-
BEN lit.
s5n gorftorun lit 6rau 9uerIi
Sraeger II. geItorben.
Gits euero miro 9entel0et, Sat
Nv oieiem Sabre in Der oortigen @e.
geno mebr BHter ge5iidtet muroer
ais mi o~ergange1ien. Sufolge Der
ariinen 8eioe iopie oes rei6lider
2orrerfutters limo Die 9uter oiesmoI
oud idjmerer uno fetter.
Gin iunser 9seeerbeugel ii6er.
fiel en- Montag bormittag einige
Meilai bon Hranflin Die i6-iabrigC
Siora 9ed)tolo, Die Iid ouf Dem @c-
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Tarm.Yruoufte
Benaie.

Sm Nntouio, II. 0esember, 1915
aartoifeln, Gal. 1925.
SiiBfartoffeln, 1925 unb $3.50.
3ipiebeln, California. $500 unD
1915 per 100 Sfunb.
$omoten, Gal, $3.50.
Sobuen. Colombo. Binto, pei Bfo
8.75 uno 1915; California 8abous, per
clnt.. $1,000; Einfs, $8.75; 2ima, Sill;
Mabp. $14.00; Sladebes. 5000.
Selerie. $1.00 urlo $t.25 per Siinbcl.
Stride String Beans, $500 per &ls
idel.
9obI. $500 uno 1925 per 100 @fo.
@rilne Efeffer. $3.50 nnb $t.75 per
Suldel
Rooieshen. SOC per STD. @iiuoeI.
observation-disclosures Ger Mic tZH
@urfen. 90c per 9bo.
@rbfeu. per fGeiner Crate. $500,
9eeten. $3.50 Ii. $500 per 100 Sfo.
AopfidIat. 1916 ltno $500 per Crate.
&eteriilie. soc per 9bo. s8iinseI.
Rfiriidle. $1.65 uro $1.75 her @rotc.
@elbe BurSeln. 69o per 9ubenb,
GicrpftaH5en. $3.50 per 8ufdel.
Spiput. $t,75 psr Sanrper.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-11

oas geIpannte fleine @eIidt, ufto nit
einem idelmiiden 8li5 IN Den 4ugei,
rief lie triumpbiere.to nit Dem bcll-
item Gone ibrer flaren Gimme:
y8enn Der liebe @ott in Spieael
oudt, tam er iid oo6 ieben."
Gin fur5e5 Baden llnmittelbar bin
ter ibm maf)te sSiigen 5~uiammenfab=
rem. Ils er job ben aopf manote.
lieB 5rau bon Hieoege iid eben allf
bem 5ueiten Site nieoer. gr nabnl
lid) 5uiammen, er tat iih INNER Sc
malt on, menm er in lire Nabe fam;
beute maro linn oas nidt idiperer,
ols IonIt, cher leihter. Gin gefaBter
GntidluB lit ME Elm 9aunm; er balt
Die brauienoe Stromung anf.
Sic bat pas leste 8ort bebalteil,
mie gewobnlid," iagte @euopeba.
n0inge Der @elt, obcr 9irge oes
SimmelS Der Snltinct oieies origi-
nelen 8ei6opfes erfaBt 6libartig ieoe
@V~tu9lluileI.
u@efabrlides Salent fiir ein Mdo-
benl 9oppelt gefabrlih pieaeidt fir
0ieie," ermioerte er. 9ann, ilaf eli
ner Eauie:: y&enn i'd frageu bari,
gnaOige Srau, mas 6aben Sic III
3ufunft nit Dem ainbe por2"
6roll BON &ieoees iab i'm ~eritaunt
OIL.
u@as i6 Dorhnbe nit oent bier
idbrigen @faod)en2 Sum, Tie miro le-
ben, I'M 5u lernen, ME ale Mcr-
id)en. @as lie aber lernen, mas aus
ibr meroen mag, tper iaat oos beute2
Gieleidt cine 9orffduaebrerin, bel
leiht cine &r0n5eipinoerin, mie lire
= wie Sana."
(6~ortSebung folgt.)
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(6ortiesung folat.)
&id)tis fir 3eiielnitise mad europa,

Die 3ollbeboroe i'm 9tep gorfer
&afen miro taglid BON 2euten iiher-
%laufelL melhe nad) europa reijen
mollcn. gs miro BON ~SuItailoiqer
Settle nliteeteiit, onb minoeitenS
100000 4pplifationen fiir 8Giie elm,
gereid)t moroen limo, oarllnter lino
ctmd $4,000 Ipplifotionen bon 2eit-
ten, Die entpeoer in SEEM Oorf moi
men ODER o6rtbtll gefomnlen iino, I'M
perionlih Die gtotuenbigfeit elmer
@uropareiie ben 9eamtelt flar 5l
MAIDEN. Ger Sann lit ieood nod
nidt geboben Dorben, uno IGiie mer.
Den MIR in mirfliden Gringlid)feits
f1llen betpiQigt meroeil.
Cine oiesbe5iiglife g(nfiinoigula
erlieb Die 3oabeboroc. Ser @uni6,
nab europa gu reiien, INN leine lang
eiltbebrten angeborigen allf5uiuden,
lit fem eeniigenoer @runo fir sic
8emiaigung zines 9feiiepaiIeS Ieitens
Ser 3oabeboroe, neil Sic europGilhcn
&egierungen nidt 9eueiat fino. ocu
3uitrom BON Sellten 5l f0roern, oie
utter ben 9egeupGrtigeu @erbdItuiI.
fen mir lditi9 Iuiiroen. 8erionen, Ole
ii6 um Bdiie b%eruerben, miiiIen nan.
t%ueiieu, boB ibre Heiie orinaenO lit.
Observation-Disclosures, ole MIR
perionlid obgemadt weroen. peroen
in Den meilten 6olen ais geuiiqeu6er
@runo fir Die gepiuigung zines
GeiiepaiIes erahtet.
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WIIerIei.

9elltc mtttag fano bpr oedt
COURTEOUS cine S6ieBerei ltatt, III
Der Der @r-&a1eer, Capt. Sal, bon
einem Wanne Namens 9a5elpooo er=
ihoiien murbe.
Or. Collins, Der Staots=Gje
iun0beitsbeamte, bat lid) NIT Sen bon
nnierm Staotrat erlailenen 0uaran-
tdne : WaBregelnf ourhaus einper-
Itanben erflart unb bofft, oab bieleI=
ben jest aud itrift onrfgefiibrt mer.
Den. Or. Collins lit Der Inlift, oab
Die 9ratfbeit bcllptiadlid) ollrd be,l
2eidtlinn, nit Dem iid) 2eilte in iiber-
fiiate 2ofale begeben, peiter berbrei-
tet miro.
8~unoesbeam1te baben cine lf)ar-
fe admpagne CUR llnter0riifung bes
Sdleidbanoels nit narfotiiden 0rn.
euel, bauptIadlih BON Morpbiitln
unb Cocaine, begonuen. Wan lit meb.
reren Berionen, Die oas 8erbot iiber-
treten baben, idarf auf Ser Spur.
Die Yoli5ei lit angepieien, dlle
Sungen, Ole iiG anf BEN Straben nit
22-aaliber- Slinten, 2uftbud)ieu ooer
EiItolen umbertreiben, ein5niteden.
gs lit gang gleid), OBJ oie @emebrc
NIT Ylaspatronen ooer ilberbnllpt
nid]t gelnoeu ii,o. @eridieoene ifor-
fe Sdiiie, Die aGerbings nllr SEN
1teriheiben bleIIierten, ourcb Die aher
oas groBte llnbeiI bdtte ongeridtet
meroen fonnei, iino tpobrenb ser let.
ten Gage abgefeuert moroett. Muf taft
alien SeitenitraBen liebt man SUM-
gen, meld)e Die Sperlinge bon ben
8aumen berullter5ufnalen inden.
es lit mirflid) Die b0hIte Belt, ooB
oieicm unflig Elm Gnbe gemadt miro.
= ginbreder baben Mol1tag nad)t
aus Der Sues gar, gfe Slt-Goin,
merce lulo @adberrp StraBe, einen
Dollar in barren @eloe mo etmas
Gioer e~eltoblen.
Der aus 9erar gountp italn-
menoe gbriitiau 9eimIatb lit am
%. 0opember in Ser @egeno bon
8ales, Merieo, bon 8anoiten geto-
tet moroen. gr bate it'd Dor einigen
Sabren nit ieinem 8rllber Grnlt nnd)
Merifo beseben uno oie geioen be-
iaBen betrddtlihes gigentum in Der
gsabe bon San 2uis Yotoii. 5raber
batten sic 8riioer cine Sand am
8erotlinto Greet in gerar Gonlltp
bepirtibaftet.
Mm 9ienstag abeito bat oie
@abl Der 9ireftoren fir sic Sail-
belsfammer begonneit. Gin Stimm-
fditen lit aufeeitellt moroen, IN mel
den Die Wfitelieoer ibre SaIfots oe-
ponieren fonnen. Die @abl miro bis
Oonnerstag abeno beenoet.
Die grribtung elmer ianit1reii
anlage I'M Camp Srapis, fir mel
DIE idon oIe 8elteaungen gemadt
tparerL lit alifgegeben moroerL oa NIT
Der entlnliung Der Soloaten Die Hot,
Denoigfeit tiir bieielbe pegIdnt.
Die ariegsiparmnrfen aom:,
tes forpern idmmtiide Berionen Die
lid 5uin anfaIf BON Warfein Der,
pfIidtef l)aben, auf, oieielben iett
eiu5uloien nno nift bis gum Iesten
Mngenblid 81 mdrten.
Der Hotarp 9liib beabii1tigr,
aid in oieicm Sabre fir Die Waiien.
timber cine MISUNDERSTANDING gu
peranitalten.
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'W. S. S. PLEDGES ARE DUEr
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ComaI Springs Nursery.
New BraunfeIs, Texas.

80 Sabre pertmifen MIR 8aumihuIs
Srooufte. @n6 oieies Sabr baben mir
eiuen 9roben &orrat bon ObStz u,o
Sdottenbdumen. 3~ieritrGuhern, 3nois
leilpflunSen ino befonbers Stolen, bon
ipelfen mir as. 900 fd6ne 8flan8en bns
ben.
SSir empfebleu beionoers unler Sants
&oru. Cuban @rabeSamen, Somotoss
nno SlumeusS ameu. 9ieie Sdmercien
limb ipe5iea fir infer beiSes. trodenes
alima seeignet.
gSir n~ertoufen uur ioIhe >&robutte.
ipelde fir infer alimuo palIeu. Gdreibi
um ~unleren 32ten aatdlpa.
M~htnnnspon. Stfu 9pde
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I.okaIes.
8abrideinlid)es 8etter.

Sir Gan antonio uno llnngegeno,
6eute abeno uilo 8orrnerstag, flar,
9onnerstag mornler. Eemperatur
4S-54.
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Snlanb.

UtCPLQ tClltuil Sufi| ODlt XIV
neIiee bot I'M Observation-Disclosures
oes &ongreiies cine Sill e~in9ebrad)t,
nelbe ben 3lpef bot, ole Sdlodt=
bols Snouitrie 5u reeulieren uno
81 perbinoerll, ooB Die flint groBen
Sbla6tbans llnternebml1ngci1 Elm
Monopol biloen.
Gin Seuer bat III Dem Jlotten-
9nfen bon Sampton &oabs einen
Sbaoen bon 100000 angerintet.
Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
bebauptenL lie baben iest getit9
Stimmen i'm Senat, Inn bas 4metl-
dement, sur Innabme bril1gen gu
fpnnen.
Ser beriidtigte Sarrp Sbap III
Seem Dorf, Der lett Sen lebten 5lpolf
Sabren 10 bel BON Iid) reoen gemad,t
bat uno aiigenblidli6 abermals Inter
Inflage itebt, befittoet lif in Dem
Eenniplpanio &oipital fir @eiftes-
geitorte gepiiiermaBen ailf ireiem
5l1Be uno fam iih oarin obrle Sin.
id)ranfung belpegen. Sod oen Gr-
"fl1rungen mebrerer @drter miiroe es
Sbam su irgenoei1er Belt moelit)
fem, 81 entflieben, menn er bds
miinffte. 0iltriftantpalt Smanli Don
Dorf beabiif)tigt oesbalb, Ole 4us[ie=
ferllng Sbam's SIT beailtrogeu, io=
bnlo Scr nelle @ouperneilr bon Genn-
iDlpanien ms amt eingefiibrt lit. 0ic
5lilest gegen Sbam erbobene Mnflug2
lalltet oif Gntfiibrung ulO aorper-
D%erletung. gr bntte, ipie iiob uniere
2eier pieaeidt nod erinnern iper-
Den, i'm lgsten Sabre eineli iurlgcn
Wtann nanlelts sSreoerid @unlp aus
aaufos Gitp, ais oeilen uYrotcftoe
cr iid aufipielte, entfiiDrt llno iflper
miBbanoelt. Sbam's Nnpdlte itell-
ten Damn 5u ieiner g~erteioieung Die
beliebte Wabniinns -3beorie oltf mo
Der bo6it geidbrlibe MenIh muroe
in Dem Teln1iplponia Soipithl unter-
| gcbrad)t, oas iibrigens feline Stoots
| ionoern eine Yripatinltitution lit.
Sn Ser in Chicago abgebalteneu
a%onpention ser Mmerican Bubble
| Sealtb Iiiociotion teilte ser @enc-
| r~nlar5t Or. Blue nit, oob bonn I.
September biz t. DECEMBER ungeidbt
100000 Eerioncn ser 3ipilbepolfe.
| rung in ben Ser. Stnaten Ser ipo-
| niiden Snfluen5a 5itrt Spfer gefaQeu
| iino. Or. Holenolp BON Hod)eltcr.
| Minn., ~be9auptet, elm Serum eriun.
Den 5t baben, ourd beIien Giniprit.
5iing Die neutrality-suspicious. fait gdn5-
lid) Dermieoen merben fam. gr mies
nad, oaB BON 1000 9~eripnen mad ei.
ner oreimaligen Snieftion MIR rlclllt
erfranft ieien, mobrenb iid font oer
Gllrfidnitt ani 900 BELIEF. !
Der aus Dem Stdate 8eorglo
ltammenoe omerifaniid)e 8lieger
Sbomas 9. Spence lit oll 81. go.
penlber bel einem MeropIalt- llnfoQ IN
| Sranfreid) INNS 0eben gcfommen.
SSn @reen Hioer, $3.50, ipllroe
Ser 9teger Sames @ooS, Ser einer
Giienbabn an9eitellten getotet bat
te. bon einem ans ca. 500 Yerioner
beItebenoen Wob aus Dem 8efdnq-
mis- gebolt uno gelpnht.
Die critic @uftion BON aentitfp.
3abaf Der ~oiesidbrigen Grnte Bot ii
S%opfinsoiae, &p., am Oienstag Itatt-
| %gefunoen. ltngefdbr 100000 Tfunf
Duroen perfauft un6 Der 3entner nit
$40 bis $2S be5ablt.
Sn Der Ndbe BON Garterspille
@o., iiberfubr cir Bug Ser Naibpilfe
Chattanooga & ct, 2ouis g%iienbabt
eit BON flint Ycrionen beiestes @lt.
tonlobil. 9rei Der Snioiien muroer
o%iaenblidlid getotet, Die beiben on.
bern Idper berlebt.
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Die llnter5eidner fir 8nr
Sapin9s Clamps iino orin,
geno anFaeforoert. lire Gin5abIun-
gci1 5u mndleu.
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@asawks.S erint.
Cotton.
Gottuuiamem- Erobnfte.

San A~utonio, beute IS Gents.
8alpeIton, geltern 1910 Gents.
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Chill ioa einert 8ermittIungs.
perhlf Der Ser. Staoten in benz
Streite 5ipiid)en inn uno Yeru 5l-
riidgetpieIen baben; ooeegen ion man
in Gbili geneiet fem, elm dbnlides
Inerbietcn argentiuienS on3uneb-
men.
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New-York tribune., 1918-03-10

fetrova In the mood in which we found
her has missed great, great deal.
And then we had luncheon in the stu
dlo restaurant, where every one goes
IN his or her makeup, and after that
we talked to Mr.. Ince for several hours.
but not so long as we should like to
have talked.
We had meant to ask Mr. Ince all
about the pictures he had directed and
those he had acted in and what he
thought OF the progress of the motion
picture; and then all we did was to
compare opinions as 20 the different
plays and players.
And isn't it splendid ?-Mr. Ince.
whose opinion matters terribly"
agrees with US on every point. Pic
lures that we do not like he does not
like. He loves Nine. Petrova, Elsie
Ferguson. Mary Pickford and Charlie
Chaplin. He hates--but that wouldn't
be fair. At any rate, so do we.
But suddenly, after we had talked
pictures for hours, we remembered that
Petrova's father and mother (for the
duration of the picture only) were
waiting in the library, and that it costs
$4,000 day or something like that to
run studio, SO we reluctantly deliv-
cred up our interview.
All we knew about him was that he
was thirty-one years old; but there was
our trusty "Who Is Who" This is
what it says: "Ralph 1nce was born in
Boston in 1887. He is the youngest of
the famous Ince family. When he was
still in school he played with Richard
Mansfield and remained with him for
several seasons in repertory. He wa
with Henry Savage in The COLES
Widow; he played the title role
Ben Hur,' and he was in vaudeville
a number of seasons" When he dc
ed to go into pictures he began 7
at the bottom. Now he is at the t,
but there are some interesting runs
in the ladder. For nine years he was
with the Vitagraph Company, playing |
leads and directing. He is famous for |
his impersonation of Abraham Lincoln
Before he became the director gen..
eral for Nine. Petrova he directed "To-a
day" with Florence Reed, and "The
Argyle Case," with Robert Warwick.
a few years ago he was leading man
and director for Lucille Lee Stewart.
He is still her leading man and pre-
sumably her director. He married her.
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Inc. Briefly he will argue for the as
sociation of exhibitors in a cooperative
organization to purchase pictures di-
rect from the producers, eliminating
the tremendous tax placed upon screen
features by the middlemen or distrib-
uting corporations.
Weekly film rentals in the United
States have been estimated at s1.OOO,-
600 and distributing waste, due to over
production through competition, at
S500,000 weekly.
The public will benefit, too, because
the exhibitor will not be forced to
raise his prices and will present pict
ures that have been purchased only
after thorough screen examination
United Pictures will select the star,
the director and the story. If the COM
pleted production does not then
achieve the standard set it will be
made right or never released
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Of the actors had had no previous
screen experience. 1t was made bv
people who were not hypnotized bv
screen conventionality; no one with
any cut-and-dried ideas was in author
lty. Even the story was quite different
from anything that had been done be.
fore. AS matter of fact, all of the
great leading lights in the film business
had turned it down. But this did not
discouraged Mr.. Parsons. He sat in
little room in Los Angeles, bought the
story from Edgar Rice Burroughs and
began casting it even before he had the
money to make it.
The leading man was a newcomer to
the screen. 1t happened like this: Mr..
Parsons needed a shave one day and he
went into his favorite barber shop.
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lected, and Scott Sidney, totally un-
spoiled director, took the story in
hand.
1t took more than year to complete
the picture, and then Harry Reichen-
back took charge of it and sent every
body connected with il away for rest.
He promised to telegraph conditions as
the picture progressed, and it is a
notable fact that, after the first en-
gagement, his messages read only IS.
K. o." which isn't bit like IS. O. S."
Tarzan ran for eight weeks at the
Broadway Theatre, and it is said to be
the first picture ever put on Broadway
that ended it's engagement at a profit
1t will be released all over the United
States on April 2.