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Observation-Disclosures

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CHINESE DESTROY
.PEkING RAILROAD

Especial Cable to Nippu Jill
TOXIC, Japan, Oct. 3.-FoIIowing
the Japanese refusal to leave the dis.
puted territory, Chinese troops sta.
toned IN the vicinity became disorder.
ly and destroyed a portion Of the rail-
road north OF Yee-ken. This 10 taken
to indicate that Japan will have
trouble with China az result Of refus-
ing to withdraw the troops from this
town.
Adviees received here yesterday say
that General Chang Helm, the Chinese
commander at Marking, was called to
Picking by President Yuan Shih-kai for
q conference. There are two reasons
advanced here for this move. One is
that General Helm will be sent mo the
field to queIl the rising rebellion
against the Chinese government. The
other Is that General Helm win be
placed in charge Of military operations
directed against the Japanese in the
Shantung Peninsula. -... -
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LORD FAUNTLEROY' IS Charming
IN APPEARANCE At OPERA HOUSE

charm OF the lad that Frances Hodg'
son Burnett created in fiction carried
its invarfable appeal.
Staged by local talent, the proceeds
to go to the ". w. C. A. Little Lord
Fauntlercy" was done with consider
able effect and in a manner that au-
cured well for its final performance
tonight. The matinee program showed
the various members OF the cast as
talented and the stage management
evinced a good deal Of cleverness that
spoke Of experience in the footlight
world. Two handicaps to the success
CT the matinee performance were the
almost ineessant street-noises outside
the theater, causing such a hubbub
that In many cases the actors failed
to get their lines out to the audience
Ia failure also Of too low speaking;
and the slow movement of the first
and part of the second acts of the
three-act drama. Tonight's perform
ence should witness a speeding-up 1T
the play generally and the performers
are really so energetic and eonscien-
tious that big audience should at
tend the final presentation.
Hazel 10 Kellogg. who took the
leading part OF Cedric Enrol, Lord
is at home and expert
enced above the footlights and gives
10 the part a natural charm, quiet yet
bright svivacity and naive enunciation
that suits the little lord remarkably
we'll. She is able to inject much Of
he half-humor, half-pathos that looms
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DAILY REMINDERS

Feed a little OiImeaI with your
hens dry mash during the moulting
season-to help the birds in supplying
new feathers. Get the Oilmeal from
the California Feed Co.
Now the music-lovers of Hawaii can
hear reproduced oyertones in mu-
sic-for the Edison diamond disc pho
negraphs and records have ocme and
will be sold only by the Hawaiian
News Co., Ltd. Come in and hea2
the best music you ever heard-every
tone value present.
You won't have any trouble identi-
flying the picture, after it is printed,
If you use the new ga Autographs
Kodak, which enables you to write
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DAILY ENTERS PLEA OF
GUILTY, GIVEN 8 YEARS

T. For the theft of more than $500
worth of jewelry from Dickson Mott
at the Opera House during one of the
performances of 1.-The Spirit of Ha-
waii,1 Leonard Bernard Daily this
morning was sentenced by Circuit
Judge Ashford to a tenn of three
years Imprisonment +.
DAILY, young fellow recently dis
charged from the army, pleaded guilty
but begged leniency, telling a plaus-
IDLE story of the affair and ayowing in
.nocent intent. He found it somewhat
difficult to explain why ne had pawn
ed the jewelry for $29 and afterward
had spent part of the money at
beach resort, where he was later ar
rested. 49, - r.. 49,. j.. y.
He also confessed to taking a watch
from the home of a friend some time
prior to the Opera House episode and,
narrated another plausible though
doubtful yarn concerning it. His sto-
ries did not impress the court, who
gave him severe reprimand, Gaping
it with the three-year sentence.
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,o larre in dine story itself.

I so large in the story itself. $500.
Like the story in book form, the
play is written almost entirely for
two characters, Little Lord Fauntleroy
and his equity, gruff grandfather, the
! old Earl Of Dorincourt, and the othef
characters are made TO play up"
these two roles. AS the Earl Of DORM
court, Mr.. David Anderson was GER
tainly equity enough, though his in
born penchant for getting humor out
Of any sort Of a situation at times
lightened the character of the raucous
old nobleman rather more than COM
ports with the ordinary conception Of
this dcgmatic character His ability
is well-known and it is enough to say
that he adds to his reputation in this
drama. ~
Though the play affords few. and
short opportunities for the otheE-char-
acters, several of them deserve par
ticular mention for making those OPP
portunities stand out strongly. Mrs.
Frederick Warehouse furnished q
very competent performance in the
role Of Mrs. Enrol, Cedric's mother. !
She keyed the presentation exactly
right-and this is difficult-making
the role thoroughly womanly, digni-
fed enc, sympathetic and realistic,
She was just the mother one would
imagine for boy OF Cedrie's sort !
A vivid portrayal of Minna, the
overdressed, Haunting woman who
sought to foist bogus Lord Faunt-
leroy on the Earl of Dorincourt, was
given by Miss Helen Alexander. Her
tiamboyant, reckless type of adventur.
ess was not only consistently main
tanned in stage presence and dialogue,
but made an excellent contrast to the
quiet dignity of the real mother, ad-
ding to the punch" of the play ef-
fectively. IL. ~"
Mrs. G. s. Weight had minor part
as Mary. the maid, but developed its
opportunities to round out the whole
performance. .~": .:.. ~ /
Mrs. Elsa Cross Howard as Dick.
who serves to heighten the effect of
Cedric's quaint character, did a good
piece of character work. ..... =. ~
William Douthitt in another charac-
ter part, that Of Mr.. Hobbs, who
wouldn't have no lords setting round
on his cracker barrels" made the wor-
thy groceryman stand out as one of
the parts that remain in memory, and
Mr.. z. A. Douthitt, as Havisham, gave
a good conception of the conservative,
staid English barrister. Edward Kitto
as Higgins and Ed Edwards as the
stiff-backed traditional Butler both
furnished more than creditable per.
49,. q
Between the second and third acts
Master Leonard Petit plays a violin
solo. The musical Accomplishments
[of the play are furnished by Prof.
Carl Mlltner and a volunteer orches- q
ira and Harry Marcelle has painted 4
some good scenery. "
The performance will be repeated
tonight. 1t deserves strong support.
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McInerny Park, reports that notwith-
standing the recent rains, rapid prog
ress is being made in completing the
roads in section B Of this tract
Section B is the upper part of this
subdivision and should command as
much admiration as has the lower por-
ton, since 1t was put on the market
Mr.. Desky hopes to be able to an
nounee definitely within very short
time just when this plat will be for
mally opened and placed upon the
local real estate market.
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MANY PRISONERS TAKEN
HEAVY FIGHTING

IA. p. by Marconi Wirelessl
LONDON, Eng, Oct. 8. - Adyices
last night indicate that there will be
more hard fighting in France before
either side gives way. sa,.... ,@S:t.
The heaviest fighting 10 now pro-
crossing In the western area with the
Allies gaining some advantage. The
reports that the French troops have
actually reached Arras are confirm.
ed. r. :. 49, =.
The German force wFietr fought
Its way through to Roye has been de-
feated and the ground retaken by the
Allied armies.
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GERMANS MEET DEFEAT
IN RUSSIAN POLAND -

"a. p. by Marconi Wirelessl
LONDON, Eng, Oct. 3.-Aeeordins
to official adviees which have reached
the Russian embassy at Rome, the
German attempt to invade Russian
Poland has been a complete and a
disastrous failure. .s Ill ~~
In the western provinces Of Lodz
and SuwaIki, on the German frontier,
the Germans are reported to have suf-
fered a terrible defeat. - r.. =. s
The Russians report the capture of
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George Deisondro of New York, a
morgue assistant, and Thomas Corr,
were each sentenced to one years
Imprisonment for stealing diamond
rings valued at s1640 from body.
Peace in Santo Domingo appears to
be certain as the president, Bordas,
has promised to resign and leaders
of the rebels will disarm the men and
release political prisoners. f.
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PAPEETE BoMBARpEo =
BY GERMAN CRUISERS

. IAbSUCIdIOU TTHbS Uy OUIIIIISTCIdI
Cable.) $50
BORDEAUX, France, Oct. Sit was
announced by the minister of marine
yesterday that the German armored
cruisers Scharnhorst and Gneisenau
on September % bombarded the
French town OF Papeete, the capital Of
Tahiti, half destroying the settlement.
Tho dismantled gunboat zeiee, which
was lying In the harbor, was sunk by
the German shells. After the bonn
bardment the two cruisers put to sea.
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Dinner AT
WAIKIKI INN
TOMORROW NIGHT

The management OF the WAIKIKI
Inn will serve an excellent dinner Sum
day night between $50 and o'clock
With 1t there will be q program Of
music that VIII delight the patron
of this famous hostelry.-Ady.
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TANKER ELSlNoRS
SUNK BY LEIPZIG
ASSOCIATED Press by Marconf

= NAOcOOIdVVU Z I6SS Uy MdTCOul
p Wireless) rs
VALPARAISO, Oct. Sit Is now
known that the German cruiser Leip.
zig, on her way south, overhauled and
sunk the British tanker EIsinore off
Central America. The Elsinore was
. vessel Of 416s tons, plying between
Port San Luis and Guatemala, under
charter to the Union Oil Company.
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Officials and members OF the Grand
Army of the Republic in Massachusetts,
left for Detroit to attend the annual
encampment of the order. After the
the Massachusetts, delega-
ton viii go on a sight seeing trip to
Canada.
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70 CURE 4 cold m ONE nay

Take Laxative Bromo Cunning
Tablets. . All druggists refund
the money If It fails to cure.
E. w. Groves signature IS On
each box . o
RARIs nIpDcuE1 %. = LsuiA Q. q -
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10000 prisoners. They say TIT. Ger.
mans lost $4,000 men killed, and that
great numbers Of guns and transport
wagons were abandoned by the de-
feated troops. - -. -
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ASSOCIATED PRESS
FRENCH GuNBoAT
SINKS CRUISER

Associated Press by Commercial
Cable.)
LONDON, England, Oct. 3.-LIoyds
has received an official notification
from Bordeaux that the German aux.
HAIRY cruisers Rhlos and ltoIo have
been sunk by French sunboat.
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data right on the negative after you
have snapped the scene. This new
kodak costs only $3.50 at the Homo
lulu Photo Supply Co., Fort street
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The Last Performance Tonight
Should Draw Large Audience
: to See WeII-Acted Drama

The charming story OF Little Lord
Fauntleroy, familiar enough on the
stage a decade or SO ago but seen lees
often now as new generation grows
UP, was told with distinct attractive
ness yesterday afternoon In chill
dren's matinee performance at the
opera house. ...-- .s-..-
To the youngsters at the theater-
and there were dozens and scores OF
them, Of all sizes, ages, and, II may
be mentioned, dispositIons-the play
was the wonder-story II always is to
the children who see an ordinary boy
suddenly transformed into real Eng
fish lord and transported TO a wonder
full castle. To the older folk, the rare
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Armament Of European Powers


substantially
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Subdivision Almost Ready. 1
Charles s. Desky, sales agent for
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1914-11-14
A DANCE.

On Monday Miss Elna Leblanc,
whose friends are numerous, gave
an entertainment at her home,
and those who were in attendance
spent very pleasant time thai
will not soon be forgotten. Dane.
ing is an amusement in which
young people like to indulge
MISS Leblanc is glad of having
thus entertained her friends, who,
in turn, are happy to have been
her guests on that occasion.
Those present were: Misses
JEANNE Louvierre, Jeanette Lou
vierre, Emerlte Louvierre, Elna
Leblanc, Agnes HollemaD, Lucy
Derouen, Winnie ChiassOD, Mar
jorie Chiasson, Iona Morris, Els
ther Hebert, Miss Dugas, Miss
Dugas, Messis. Whitney Romero,
Deussard Broussard, Albert Ian.
dry, Albert Dleudonne, Vest He
bert, Ralph Landry, K. j. Morris.
Eugene Broussard, Edward Lam
perez, Earl Chiasson, Dennis Ten
ney, Isidore Gajan, Harris He
bert, Walter Broussard, Chief
Broussard, Willis HollemaD, Leon
Navarro, Alex ViatOr, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louvierre, Mr.. aud Mrs. LIE
Blanc, and Mrs. Derouen.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1914-11-14
LET'S HAVE ONE HERE.

Seymour, IDd.-The farmers
CLUB, newly constructed, was dedi
Gated last week with elaborate
cei imoBies This is the first
building of its kind IN the middle
west, entirely for the convenience
and comfort Of the farmers who
come here to do their trading, and
they have taken great interest iD
the building. There is an assem-
bly, room for farmers meetipRe,
rest rooms for both men and WON.
en- and a room set apart for chi
dreD, in charge on q woman who
viii take care of the little ones
while their mothers do their shol.
ping. There are lunch rooms aud
other c0nvenieDces, and from the
hearty endorsement 80 far receiv.
ed from the visiting farmers, the
club is sure to score a great sue
cess.