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The Washington times., 1916-04-20
VIRGINIA BANKERS TO
MEET IN ALEXANDRIA
Eighth Congressional District
Financiers to. Open Annual
Convention Saturday.

ALEXANDRIA April 20.-One hum
dred or more bankers Of the Eighth
Congressional district Of Virginia
will held their annual convention
here Saturday. The association will
meet at noon in the Eiks auditorium.
Gardner L. Boothe. president of the
First National Bank, will deliver the
address of welcome and c. e. Tiffany.
of Warreaton, president of the Nir-
Rinia Bankers Assoc iation. will re-
spond. A luncheon will be served in
the Elks building at s o'clock
In the early afternoon there will De
a business session, at which topics os
Interest to the tankers will be dis
cussed and following the visitors will
be taken for an automobile ride In
the evening there will be u theatvr
party.
The Holy Thursday procession of
the Blessed Sacrament took place
this morning at st. Mary's Catholic
Church. Sixty girls dressed in white
with wreaths of flowers on their
heads and carrying flowers marched
through the church. They were fol-
lowed by twenty-five accolytes and
the priests connected with tho
church. Solemn high mass was cello
brated, the Rev. l.. +. Kelly, assistant
pastor of the church. being the cele-
brant. Hoy Thursday services will
be held tonight in st. Paurs and
Christ Episcopal Churches t.id st.
Marys Catholic Church. Tomorrow,
Good Friday, services will be held at
II o'clock in Christ and st. Pauls
Churches and at 1890 at Grace. At
the latter church there will also be a
passion service from IL until 3
o'clock. At st. MGrv's there will lie
mass and sermon at 0 a. M. the ways
OF the cross at p. m, and service
at p. III.
New Britain herald., 1916-12-23
St. Marks Church.

The services tomorrow morning at .7:3O and 10:45 a. m., will be those of the Fourth Sunday in Advent, preparatory to the Christmas festival. There will be no Sunday school. At 4:3O D. m., the children's carol fes- tiyal service will be held, the vested choir leading in the music. Adults are invited.
 On Monday, Christmas Day, there will be celebrations of the HoK Eu- charist, largely choral. at 7:3O and 1O:3O a. m. The choir will be served breakfast in the parish house after the early service.
 On the Sunday after Christmas, at Evensong at 4:30, the choir will sing Maunders cantata of Bethlehem. This cantata was enjoyed by con- gregation which crowded the church two years ago.
 Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday of next week being Holy Days, the daily at 9:9o a. m.
 The Primary Dept. of the Sunday school will have a Christmas tree, with visit of Santa Claus, on Tues day afternoon, Dec. 26, at o'clock. There will be an entertainment for the main school on Wednesday eve- ming at 7:30. The Semperparatus Pi society, assisted by several Of the younger pupils, will provide the pro- gram.
New Britain herald., 1916-12-23
The PoOplc'S Church.

Pastor Hartman will continue the special meetings at The Peoples church, which Evangelist Greenwood lays down Sunday night, to go to Lowell for a series of meetings there. MT. Hartman is an Evangelist, and the interest is such that the work will go on under his lead, until fur ther notice. on Wednesday and evenings at 7:45. The preaching will be Evangelistic, and the new "Billy' Sunday hymn book will be used. The following week, there will be service every evening but Saturday it is expected. Evange- listic Greenwood breaches and sings tomorrow, both morning and even ing, the services beginning at 10:45 and 7:OO Tn the evening he will have his farewell. He has made host of friends, and that service will be a specially interesting one.
New Britain herald., 1916-12-23
City Mems

The usual big holiday menu will be served Christmas from 12 to 7:30 at Hotel Beloin.-advt.
 8 The biggest variety in city of ladies and gents silk umbrellas. Conn. Hat
 Co.-advt.
 Great assortment of caps. Conn.
 Hat Co.-advt.
 K White tissue for wrapping, 15c
 quire. Adkins Printing Co.,, 66 Church stfeet.-adVt.
 The usual big holiday menu will be
 served Christmas from 12 to 7:30 at
 Hotel Beloin.-adyt s.E . A. H. Silver, who for the past couple of years has conducted a store in the
 building at the corner of Pleasant and Stanley streets, has purchased that property of Lawyer Ferdinand [D'Esopo of Hartford. He will con- ltihue to rent the tenements and (occupy. the store. .-..---...--. "The New Britain Trust Company
 will be open Saturday night from Go 10 for the receipt of deposits edvt. l case of diphtheria was released ffrom quarantine on East Main street Pbv the health department this morn ling.
 Mr and Mrs. Peter A. Kelley and daughter, Margaret, of Astoria, L. l., are spending the holidays with Mrs.
 Kelley's father, James J. Scanlon of 51 Olive street ] "The New Britain Trust Company 1 Twill be open Saturday night from to 10 for the receipt of deposts.-
 adNt.
 Dancing at Holmes and Hoffman's, i. Christmas night. Lynch's orch.-advt
New Britain herald., 1916-12-23
Stanley Memorial Church.

The birthday of the King will be f1ttingly observed in the services of the day in song and sermon. The beautiful cantata by J. Hyatt Brewer, The Holy Night consisting of solo, quartet and chorus, will be ren- dered by the choir and the sermon will be delivered by the pastor. The Sunday school will meet at 12. A Christmas concert will be given by the members of the Sunday school at 4:3O D. m., consisting of recitations, songs and choruses. A special offer ing will be given at this service. A cordial invitation is extended to all.
 On Wednesday evening at ' o'clock a Christmas tree celebration and en- tertainment will be given to the members of the Sunday school.
New Britain herald., 1916-12-23
Trinity Methodist Church

At ten forty-five o'clock there will be a special Christmas service with a Cantata. "The Story of Christmas" by the chorus. There will be the usu al children's sermon. The subject will be "A Letter from Santa Claus" There also will be 8 brief Christmas S message by the minister Sunday school will meet at the usual hours At six thirty in the evening the regular service will be replaced bv a. Christmas play, "The White Christ mas" This play is unusually pretty and impressive. The program for these two services follow.
 Special Christmas service: Organ prelude 'In Remembrance"
 ............ Svendsen
 Violin solo by Ralph Mixer Doxology.
 Congressional prayer, Let the
 words of my mouth, and the me-
 diations of my heart be accept
 able in thy sight, O Lord, my
 strength and my redeemer." New testament scripture lesson
 Guke 2:1-14)
 Pastoral prayer.
 Response by the choir. Psalter Especial reading Page 79.) The Gloria.
 Children's sermon.
 Children's prayer followed by the
 Lords prayer.
 Hymn Joy to the World the Lord
 Has Come ........... No. 107 Cantata "The Story of Christmas. Christmas message by the minister. Offertory Dawn" . Friml
 Violin solo by MT Mixer. Hymn "Hark the Herald Angels
 Sing No. III Benediction and response. Postlude Caprice" ........ Kinder
 Evening Sunday school Christmas service 6:30 o'clock. The White Christmas Festival
 Organ prelude '"The March of the
 Magi'' ............... Dubois Anthem "Calm on the Listening Ear
 of Night" spence
New Britain herald., 1916-12-23

Hymn "Theres Song in the Air Prayer MT. Asalo The kindergarten song. The service explained Miss Sheldon Silent Night, Holy Night .Cholr Tableau "The Breath of My Love ............... Jeanette Westlake Play ..''.'' The Christmas Spirit .........
 ..... Ruth Doolittle Good Cheer .... Margaret Ames kind Heart" Margaret OldenWalt Helpful Spirit Lillian Bagshaw Loving Spirit ...... Daisy Meyer Spirit of Song" Olive Davis Minstrels ......... Boys ana Glrls "Shemual, the Shepherds ......
 ........ Rev Warren F. Cook Lullaby ...... Primary department
 (Primary department offeringo The Scripture =. Junior Department
 (Junior department offering) The Sunday school Christmas offer ing.
 Offertory "While Shepherds Watch ed Their Flocks'' ..... Armstrong Hymn 70 Come All Ye Faithful 1NO. AHo Benediction.
 Response by the choir. Postlude "Christmas' ....... Faulks
New Britain herald., 1916-12-23
AUTO STRIKES WAGON.

An automobile operated by John F. Griffin of Maple Hill figured in a slight collision with an unidentified wagon near the Elm street crossing g last night. As far as MT. Griffin could learn, the wagon was not dam aged, the driver refusing to stop and disappearing in the darkness. MT. Griffin, in reporting the accident to the police, said that his view was ob- scured because of weather conditions and he was obliged to turn sharply to one side because the crossing was
 suddenly blocked by a switching train. His automobile was going east cn| Comm ercial street
New Britain herald., 1916-12-23
FINANCIAL NEWS
CAUTIOUS TRADING
 ON WALL STREET
Professionals Have Short Session
 All to Themselves

Wall Street.-Trading was dull, with an undertone of caution during today's short session, mixed changes at the opening giving way to mod crate reactions later. Dealings were almost wholly professional, being mainly the closing of commitments over the holiday. Coppers were un- der pressure with some of the more speculative issues, in keeping with yesterdays recovery, notably leather and other equipments and munitions Rails were almost ignored. Partial rallies caused an irregular close. Sales were estimated at 500, ,0OO shares. Bonds were steady.
New Britain herald., 1916-12-23
MAzs<Z$sMxx& 4 &,l.ag ,l!. 7IARJFoRD 6ns PRICE CI4 M "G nflIeAsYLuN ST: a "
 HARTFORD. N>~ Don't Miss Our Sale of Ladies' Suits
 at $500

section, based upon better prospects in this industry, and the fact that these shares have been neglected through the OVershadowing specula- tion in industrials, as we'll as foreign selling and the familiar obstacles against which they have had to con- tend for over a decade. Now that the railroads are sharing the country's prosperity, they are likely to come more into favor among buyers and recover share of their former activ- ity. There is no doubt that specula- tion for the rise in the war industrials had been carried to precarious pro- portions. Warnings of caution went unheeded and the inevitable collapse came promptly when the minds and desires of the warning nations turned from war to peace. This episode of the market is probably closed, for henceforth the world will be headed for peace, not destruction and organ ized murder.
 HENRY CLEWS.
New Britain herald., 1916-12-23
First Baptist Church.

Christmas Sunday morning worship at 1O:45. Sermon by the pastor Rev. Earle B. Cross, on the theme 'Visions of the Man To-Be.' Special Christ mas music by the quartette. Sunday school at 1915 D. m. with special Christmas exercises. Vesper service at 400 D. m., followed by baptism. Y. P. s. c. E. meeting at p. m. Subject Helping to Accomplish the Purpose of Christ's coming. John 1O:1-1O. Leader, Mrs. E. R. Hitch cock.
New Britain herald., 1916-12-23
Second Advent Church.

Church street near Stanley street. Elder E. F. White, pastor. Preach ing service 10:45 a. m. and 7:15 D. m.
 Sunday school and Bible class at 12:10 D. m.
 Young Peoples evening service at 6:30.
 Prayer and social service on Thurs day night at, 8 o'clock.
 All are cordially invited to these services.
New Britain herald., 1916-12-23
Emmanuel Gospel Church.

Booth Hall, M. s. Anderson, pastor The pastor will speak at 10:45 a. 1u. and at o'clock in the evening. Prayer and praise meeting at 1O:16 a. m. Bible school, 12:15 D. m. Young Peoples meeting D. m. Christmas service Monday at D. m.
 A cordial invitation is given to the public.
New Britain herald., 1916-12-23
SEEKS MISSING HUSBAND.

, Mrs. John Ulavich of 61 Grove street visited police headquarters shortly before o'clock this morning to ask aid in locating her husband. She said that he left the house shortly before II o'clock and had not been seen since. Fears were expressed that he had met with an accident. Ser geant T. M. Herting comforted her and said that John would be sent home, if located.
New Britain herald., 1916-12-23
Chuych
 Notices
First Church of Christ.

SAuTCn Ol OIIIISU.
 Center Congregational, corner of Main and Church streets.
 Christmas Sunday will be observed tomorrow as follows:
 9:45 a. m.-The Church school, Beginners, Primary, Junior, Inter- mediate and Senior departments. Cus- tomary sessions.
 1O45 a. m.-MOrning worship. Special Christmas sermon and music.
 12:10 D. m.--Adult department of the Church school.
 400 p. m.-Special Christmas exer- else of the Church school. Gifts will be made to the work of the Char ity organization and the Burritt Mis- sion. The usual Young Peoples meet ing will be combined with this serv- ice
 7:3O D. m.-Christmas cantata "The Story of Bethlehem" by the choir.
 Carols by the male chorus of the church, and an organ recital by the organist, Theron Hart.
New Britain herald., 1916-12-23
ETKS AID POOR.

Although the custom Of having a Christmas tree was abandoned by New Britain lodge. B. r. O. F., this year, the poor of the city was remen1 bered by donations of food and other necessities. The lodge worked in conjunction with the New Britain Charity organization. Local boys, in mates at the State Reform school in Meriden, were also remembered by the EIks.
New Britain herald., 1916-12-23
South Church Music.

Morning
 Prelude-The Annunciation. Mailing Carols-In Yonder Manager. From Heaven High the Angels. ~- ...... Traditional 14th Century Offertory-Jesus, Thou Dear Babe Traditional Haytian Cradle Song o Fair, O Wondrous Holy Night
 ... ........ Weber Carol-The Shepherds Christmas Song. Austrian Folk Song POstlude-Bethlehe ...... Mailing When He Cometh' ....
 .'..... Dr. Will
 Vespers
 Christmas Choral Service, Ancient Carols and Selections from the Messiah
 Prelude-Pastoral Symphony (Mes- slah) ......... ........ Handel Carol-O Little Town of Bethlehem
 Old English Tenor Solo-Comfort Ye and Every Valley (Messiah) ........ Handel Carol-Sleep of the Child Jesus ...:. Old French Bass Solo-Thus saith the Lord
 (Messiah) ............ Handel But Who May Abide (Messiah) 1ahoel Carroll Know o Virgin. Old French Contralto solo-O Thou that Tellest
 (Messiah) ............. Handel Carols-O'er the Cradle of a King
 ..'.......... Old Breton What Child Is This?. Old Irish Soprano Solo-Rejoice Greatly (Messiah) ................ Handel Carol-A Joyful Christmas Song
 Old French Postlude-Return of the. Magi. =.
 .'-..''. Mailing
New Britain herald., 1916-12-23
Swedish Film Church.

There will be Sunday school ses- sion at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning, and morning service at Il. No even- ing service. An early Christmas ser vice will be held Christmas morning, at 5:30 o'clock. The annual Sunday school entertainment will be held at 5 o'clock in the afternoon Christmas day.
New Britain herald., 1916-12-23
LOCAL STOCK EXCHANGE.

Conditions on the local stock ex- changed remained practically un- changed today. There was but Iittle trading and the only stocks showing any activity at all were Niles Bement- Pond and American Brass. Each was slightly stronger and was quoted 173-1S0 and 343-348 respectively. There were no changes in any of the other stocks. s...
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-03-18
NANCE O'NEIL COL
LAPSED IN THE BIG
MOB SCENE IN
1.-THE WITCH, +"

At the close of the great mob
scene in "The Witch" the picturi
cation of Sardou's famous play
"The Sorceress," presented by
William Fox, Nance O'Neil who
is being featured in this film col
lapsed. The work had been CRU
cling. Starting at ten O'Clock in
the morning there had be, cont
Dnous rehearsals and scenes pro
duced, all Of which were done un
der broiling sun.
In the mob scene. where Miss
O'Nell is supposed to be burned
at the stake, she is carried over
the heads of an Infatuated mob of
nearly a thousand men and won
en-. Miss O'NeiPs work in this
scene was particularly hard and
trying 10 the nerves and at it's
close she collapsed She was
able to walk to the studio door,
but at that point lost control of
herself and burst out crying.
Fans and cold water were ap
piled llberaily and in ten minutes
she was ready to take part in an
other hard scene.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-03-18
AGRICULTURAL
SCHOOL FARMS
Have Good Crops.


2. l.. -Guilbeau, State Inspector
of agricultural schools, has just
returned from long trip of In.
spection 10 central, northern and
eastern Louisiana where he visit
ed twenty four schools. All of
these schools, he says, are doing
good work both IN the school
room and on the farm The cover
crops that were planted early last
fall are very successful and fur
nished good winter pasturage for
the live stock, of which there ls
steadily increasing number on
many of the different FARMS
Press Bulletin.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-03-18
SUCCESSION SALE.
10Th JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT,
State of Louisiana,
Parish of Iberia.
SUCCESSION OF HUBERT LAM
DRY ANDOF HIS WIFE ZELDA
DANIEL, BOTH DECEASED.

BY virtue OF commission issued
unto me, the undersigned Admins
traitor out of the above said Court, un
der an order granted on tho Sth day Of
March 1915,
There will \be sold byj the under.
signed Administrator or a duly au
thorized Public Auctiqneer, FOR
CASH (for the purposef Of realizing
funds to pay debts of the above said
Successlon) at Public Auction, to the
last and highest bidder, Jon
SATURDAY the 18th Gay Of APRIL
19l6,
between legal sale hours, at the front
door Of the Parish Cofrt House in the
City of New iberia the property be-
longing to the above Said Succession,
and described as fpllbws to wit
A certain tract of food land situat.
ed In the Parish Of liberia, Louisiana
containing thirty five arpents (35)
and bounded on th4 North by proper.
ty of Mrs. Ida Burks, Richard Bour-
geois and Felix Patbut, on the South
by property Of MIs\ Clement Brous-
sard or assigns, on the East by Felix
Patout, and on the West by L. B. Ba-
yard.
Also the following described prop
erty belonging in inhivision to the
above entitled and numbered Success
sion and to Lionf Lyoh, to witt
"A certain trhct of Hand, together
with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon Ind the1eunto belong
Ing lying and being situated in the
Parish OF Iberia, State iof Louisiana,
and measuring superb
cial area of thirty fivel (35) arpents
more or less, and boundeti as follows:
North by Public road, Sohth by props
-rty of Leonce Landry, East by Pa,
out and West by DR.. U.a Ferret.
LUG H. LANDRY,
Administrator of the Succession of
Hubert Landry and of his wife Eel
ma Daniel, both deceased.
Sammack & Broussard. Attys.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-03-18
WARNINGS BY THE LOUISE
ANA STATE BOARD OF
HEALTH.

Health can be bought; vigilance
10 the price. Cleaning. fly traps
and screens are cheaper than uD
dertakers' bills.
Mosquitoes carry malaria lnfec
tlo0. They breed in standing
water. Drain low places. Emp
ty barrels and receptacles of
standing water at least once a
week.
Kerosene 0il-One to two ounces
on every fifteen square feet once
: week-will prevent mosquitoes
from breeding. n cisrerIs are
nsed screen them Press Bulle.
In.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-03-18
A SLIGHT DEPRESSION.

In our T. q P Agricultuia'
press service, it has been my AIN =,
to stick pretty closely to "shop !
and | hope therefore, that every
body will pardon slight dlgIs''
sion, which is:
That tenant farmers shoula "
rendered moral if not materlai w
enlargement 10 become lBdtpe'.
ent home owners, and coached y
win out, to the end that they ~
feel they have more "stake
the country; -
That city people, unable -
meet the ever increasing dIfncn',!!
of making a living in town, snou'J
be rendered moral If not maleI,s
encouragement to reach 'a'
country under conditions pIon's
ing reasonable measure OF Wv
cess.
To these ends we need coD
structlve craftsmanship, n"'
than we need partisan politics
r. r Claridge,
Agricultural Agent, L. q r. "
Go Fort Worlh, TEX.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-03-18
MISS KAELRED,
VAMPIRE STAR,
ON The SCREEN.
Noted Player in "A Fool
There Was" Will Be Seen
in "The Winged Idol

Katherine Kaelred, who will
shortly appear in the Triangle
Ince play, "The Winged ldol,na
the Elks Tbeater next Friday, has
been repeatedly Characterized %
he most accomplished "vampiie
actress" Of the American stage
She makes her entree IN motion
pictures updsI the direction Of
Thomas Ii Ince in the role of
Russian seeress in this fOrceful
drama, written by G. Gardner
Sullivan.
For a number of years Miss
kaelred scored heavily 10 sue
cessful Broadway productions,
Her sensational Interpretation OF
The Woman III GA Fool There
Waso brought the attention OF
The critics particularly to her
wonderful ability. Under Mr.
Ince's direction Miss Kaelred
found unusual scope for her tai
ents. In her face there are the
fleeting emotions expected OF the
finished artist but IL is IN the use
of her hands and arms that she
perhaps is most wonderful. Hef
slightest gesture has meaning
and suggests all the fire and pas
sion Of the Russian Adventures
Elaborate settings have been
provided for her apartment, ID
Guiding costly rugs, Russian iu!'
niture and trappiDgs. Miss hasp
red wears twelve different styles
Of headgear in keeping with Inc
present day styles employed Dy
Russian noblewoman and costing
4 small fortune.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-03-18

Il It's JOB Printing, Go To Willard.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-03-18

Fon Job Printing Go To Millard's
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-03-18
232 West Main Street.

Mrs. Newrich had been told by
her caller that q certain dinner
party had "wound up with great
ecIat.' When her husband came
home she ask him what "a-klar
meant.
"Why, that's the dessert, 1
guess" said Newrich .Didn't
yon ever eat chocholate q klaf,,
Transcript.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-03-18
SUCCESSION SALE
10th JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT,
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF IBERIA.
puccession Of No. 1859
Jos. Hilbert Delcambre deceased.

By virtte OF q commission issued
unto me, Abe undersig 3ed, Admin
traitor out pf the abovb said Court.
undsr an order granted on the 7th
day Of February 1915.
There will bs sold by the under
signed Administrators, Ior q duly au
thorised PdPlic Audtioneer, FOR
CASH (for to purpdbe Of realizing
funds to pay debts Of Ithe above said
euccesslon) al PublicIAuction to the
last and high Pt bidder. on
sATURDAA, the Ilsth DAY OF
MARCH|1 9le.
between legal sAle hburs, at the last
residence Of the hec@ased the proper
~ belonging to the dbove said Success
sion. and descriHed)as follows to wit |:
lst. A certain tr4ct Of land, situat-
cd at Petit Ans&. lin Iberia Parish.
with all the buil( jhgs and improve
ments thereon and |thereunto belong
ing. measuring twenty-five arpents,
more or less, bou1Qe led on the North
by lands Of Bourgeois and others, on
she South by Publ road, on the Hast
by Mrs. Felicienf Delcambre and on
the West by lands q Mrs. Despslier
MigueE.
End. Anoths} certain tract Of land
situated In the} Parish Of Iberia TO-
gether with tte buildings and I'm
provements thereon ind thereunto
belonging cqhtaininA thirty-sevsn
and one-hslfIarpents I'm superficial
area, more br less, land bounded
North by Oheil Derohen, on the
South by Mrf Emile DdFouen. on the
East BY Mrs. Emile DsApuen and on
the West by fot just abote described.
srd: Another certain tFact OF land
In said Pa1ksh and Statk. adjoining
lands abovd described. together with
the buildings and improvements
thereon dnd thereunto belong cling,
containing thirty .one add one-haif
arpents, 4ore or less, bouhded on the
North by 2 lphe and Onsjl Derouen,
on the Sobth by Mrs. EmAe Derouen
and OraSe Derouen on tie East by
the tracyjust above described and on
che We4 by Grace Derou1 IN.
4th. Another parcel df land ad.
joininQthe land just above described. |
containing six arpents, III superficial
area. together with Ne improve.
mentqthereonto aud being bounded |
on thu North BY Alpine Derouen, on |
che Sbuth by Grace Derouen. on the
EasYby Grace Derouen and on the |
WEI By Mrs. Emile Derouen.
6{h. All the movable property full.
u described in the supplemental In
v6ntory 6led In said succession.
FDLIOIEN DELcAMBRE,
Administrator.
D000s1A Z BroassaS1. Atsys.