Weehawken, N.J: Lieut. Robert Fay (putting on gloves) is arrested by Secret Service men, while testing explosives supposed to be for use against munition works. Subtitles: 1. The brass tube found in Fay’s room was 18 inches long. 2. Bags of powder, sticks of dynamite and wigs were among the things found in Fay’s possession. 3. A high powered motorboat was kept in the Hudson River ready for use. 4. Fay (right) and his brother-in-law, Walter Sholz, in charge of detectives. San Francisco, Cal: Three of the foremost geniuses of America arrive here to visit the Exposition. Subtitle: 1. Left to right, Luther Burbank, the California Fruit Wizard; Thomas Edison, Henry Ford. New York City: Madame Tamaki Miura, the only Japanese prima donna in the world has arrived to sing in Grand Opera. Philadelphia, Pa: Pittsburgh University Football Team springs a big surprise on the Quaker boys by beating them 14-7 at Franklin Field. Subtitles: 1. Pittsburgh, after four attempts, scores a touchdown. 2. Williamson of Pittsburgh making an end run. New York City: The new Washington Market, built on the site of the old fire station, is opened to public inspection. Subtitle: 1. Firemen from the old fire station parade to new market. Le Creuset, France: Press representatives are shown the famous munition works, which are in full blast trying to keep pace with Krupps, their rivals in Germany. Ypres, Belgium: British soldiers kept in reserve behind the firing line, use their spare time to edit a newspaper. Subtitle: In the absence of the regular morning and evening journals, the amateur newspapers are well appreciated. Olmito, Texas: Mexican bandits raiding United States territory, burn a bridge and wreck a train on the St. Louis-Mexico Railroad, killing three and injuring five persons. Subtitle: The engineer was killed at his post. Pathe’s Paris Fashions (in natural colors). Subtitles: 1. Various effects in fall suits. 2. One of the many military styles now in vogue. 3. An automobile suit. 4. A white hat trimming, with white fur neckpiece gives the wearer a youthful appearance. Providence, Mass: The Submarine L-14, built for the British Government, undergoes her trials. Subtitle: All the details of her construction have been kept secret, but an indication of her speed is gained by the following picture. San Francisco, Cal: Old “Salts” and young “Tars” show their nautical skill at the annual Model Yacht Contest in Golden Gate Park. New York City: Fifty thousand women march along Fifth avenue in the biggest Suffragette parade ever held in the world. Subtitles: Mrs. Herbert Carpenter heads the procession. 1. Mrs. Stebbins, Grand Marshal of the procession. 2. Miss Margaret Vale, niece of President Wilson, represents Alaska.