The Washington times., 1911-12-06
ANOTHER DIVIDEND
FOR ALEXANOR|ANS
OF TEN PER CENT
Depositors in Defunct Trust
Corporation to Receive Re-
fund Within Thirty Days.
WARRINGTON TIMES BUREAU,
ALEXANDRIA, VA, DEC. q

D.
Depositors In the dcfunct Virginia
eafe Deposit and Trust Corporation of
Alexandria will receive an additional
dividend Of 10 par cent Of their de.
POSTS within the next thirty DAYS. ac-
cording to q decree issued by judge
Louis c. Barley in corporation court
yesterday. ]. n. M. Norton and H. w.
Smith, receivers, are this morning en-
ragged IN drawing IN checks for APP
lproxir ate]y 5000 accounts of the insti-
tuition.
This IL the second dividend declared
ieince the failure of the company in De-
cemper or last year, when, by order Of
inc Comptroller Of the Treasury, the
pank and It's several branches through
out the state were closed. Twenty Der
cert OF the total liabilities, amounting
TO $5So.0Oc. was paid last August. The
coming dividend will amount to about
t55000.
In the same court a decree was re-
turned, in which the sum of $1,000 was
accepted In full settlement of the judg-
'ment OF c. Jones Rixey, former presl-
cent and treasurer. against 4. o. Troy.
Before an audience that filled the
young peoples building last night DR..
w. M. Davidson, superintendent of the
Washington public schools, addressed
the Alexandria Teachers Association
dwelling particularly on the relation Of
the teacher to the pupil.
Funeral services for Malcolm Harring-
Sons the fodrteen-year-old son of P.
u. Harrington, who was accidentally
shot on Tuesday. will be held from the
tamlly residence. 9OS Prince street, at 1
o.ciock Friday afternoon: The Rev. II.
M. Canter pastor of the Methodist Epis-
oopal Church South, will conduct the
services. Pallbearers will be selected
From the scholars at the Episcopal High
16choo!. at which young Harrington was
l. At . meeting of the Young Mems So
ieaiey Lyceum last evening, officers
Ieano will be held January g. It also was
fe1anSed to hold an oyster roast on
l. The win Of John s. Blackburn was ad-
Isnatted to probate in corporation court
iSst94e to DR.. Richard c. blackburn
|e10 MA Charlotte M. Shepherd. child
Esn Ths former was named as exc
&uther II. Thompson and p. M. Brad
|4ew sohSoi trustees. Yesterday quail
'Veao Tecently reelected.
n police court this morning. a fine
~ D was imposed on John Hunter, COL
bred, for disorderly conduct. His wife,
3Axxie Hunter, who was arralsned with
him, was dismissed.
The annual banquet by Andrew Jack
eon Lodge OF Masons to Alexandria |
Lodge Of Masons, awin be given al |
Masonic Temple tomorrow night, At q |
banquet given by Martha Washington |
Chapter, Order OF the Eastern Star |
last evening". a number. of Washing
tonians were present.
An interesting address was delivered
to members Of the Brotherhood Of st.
Andrew at st. PauPs Episcopal Church, |
last night, by Fred j. Nichols, of WASH
1ngton, secretary of the Men and Re-
ligion Forward Movement.
The special meeting of the city coun-
Gil, to have been held last evening for |
considering Williams amendment to |
the annexation ordinance, was called I;
off, when 1t was found that the rules |
provide that before the matter can
again come up, all members who were |
present when the resolution was Of |
fered, should Nbe on hand. Councilman
Williams Is absent from the city on his |
wedding trip, and the matter will &C |
cordingly be deferred until his return. |
A bazaar, entitled "The Seven Ages
Of Woman" will be opened Mt the par |
ish hall Of Christ Episcopal Church to-
night.