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Could HARDLY
drag AROUND
Florida Lady Says She Took
Cardui and Soon Noticed an
lmprovement-Ap-
petite Came Back.

So MANY women who are weak and
run down, just drag around not know
ing how to look for relief for their
troubles. On the other hand, thou
sands have reported that they have
found Cardui helpful in building up
their health and strength.
Mrs. Linwood D. Furman, 1910 East
Church Street, Jacksonville, Fla, tells
how she gained relief through the use
Of Cardui
Il was very much rundown last
spring. could hardly drag myself
around the house. A lady friend came
to see me one day and asked me why l
did not take Cardui.
II got a bottle (of CarduD and be-
gan to take it. I noticed an improve
ment In myself at once. My appetite
came back and my general health grew
better
"In every way found Cardui a most
satisfactory tonic, and l have recon-
mended it to several Of my friends"
Over forty years of use, by thousands
Of women, stand behind every bottle
of Cardui you buy. This we'll known
best, selected quality, which years Of
thorough testing have shown to be Of
value III just such cases as that de-
scribed above.
Try Cardui in your own case.
Sold by druggists, everywhere,
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salesman; Olga senn, soa 114e s. Illinois

salesman; Olga Benn. aoh 114e 8, Illinois,
stenographer.
r Ma FSa4a 9 3d. fsOO AGO. %sSssR
y!rsiqiss R: aTissby, = 10, 1916 Valley,
houselSeeper.
Carl l. stsSsr 81, Colgmbgs. I4aa
Broadway. stenographer
Fern r' Wnsoy :C 81 " r. G. A. hcuseWorE
CHI Charles E. oh2e; 20. 1909 Cornelius Rss
way. inspector.
nr6 Charles Virgins; 4ei Laurel, ind
LaSalle.
William J. HURST, 60 1879 ashland b,
stenographer.
poT Hse ora B H BALDWIN a. 5la 66t Gs
Everett n. Stehman. 80, Twelfth and
College, printer; Lena Allen, 27 3022
Fall Creek. secretary
borer: octavia Looper 40, O766 II. Miley,
housework.
Milton R. White. 81. sss n. Liberty.
laborer; Freida R. Rains 30. 119 s. Kit
ley.
Ben Gartin. 50 1918 Manlove. laborer
Mary A. Woodson. 49, 10 Center.
John l. BIjsh, 20, seylmoe9urs Ind: mil
O.
machinist; vessie B. King is. 4643 Rock
wood.
cS 6FS E. N0E Fd e. 2O2 TsbG e.. el sGS
Lawrence Leach. 90. p52 Elm. painter
Laura Belle. % 1928 Pleasant
Raymond Liggett. TO- $50 Harrison.
candy maker; Alice Patton. II. 1905 Har-
Levi r. Imbley. SIS. 1888 s. Keystone,
painter; Mae Squirting. SO. 1913 S. Key
Claude H. Hardy. 20. Lexington. Ind.
farmer; Leila B. Sutherland. 90. Hanover.
Ind.
Mae G. Townsend. 10. 1915 Naomi.
:, Oscar D. Irving 20. PEORIA III. trader;
James E. Proctor. II. T2s n. fremont.
dyer; Nancy 3. Hollingsworth. 1S. 1858
william liza NJ Tayior.- "a 1900 Mill. laborer:
Ruth watkins. is. 1922 Lafayette.-
Kenneth Q. Lake, II: 1887 Central.
trail steutDgraDher.
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Marriage Licenses

Charles E. Strother 90 1905 Ruckle,
paper hanger: Violet Duncan. Is. 1901 N.
Denny.
salesman; Rosealie Bulls, so. GA Elmer,
son.
II. Luci I,s ". Bpgbsss JT q ~ 1870 Gull
ia- Samuel Lawrence. 20. 4e Madison Aptc.
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SANDY 1 A..s snis s9 acM MIetH'r'
THE STORY so EAR

SANDY Mc NH il love With f., lfe>
Ia oeyy by N son e sna ' bR NE
a h There @Sa s6e to @es sssf R2A o E9Ra
whp declares d his SsF MT10 Ns eSs A.
a cousin. tells Sandy love is everything,
Sandy leaves Muriil0 and accepts the
kin kindly %se Of ber @oher dies she
cousin judith DOUGLAS KEITH: the
friend |" g Hal HUME, a doctor to judith.
lie, himself. fails N love with SaHndG{y,
who reeipr2;Gtates ms atieeIioh' sa nms
from the Orient and she tells Douglas
% nis Fe'u The day before sandy goes
to Ramons office at his urgent request
He shoots Sandy and commits suicide.
when it is learned that, her, name is
connected with the scandal. Then Zen D2o c,
that he was at Ramon's office on the
day Of the suicide, Although Douglas
denies any part in the sh 20 l ne Is
10 tel what she knows Of the affair
and vindicate Douglas. finally p pr;
him she will not tell Sandy. The trial
nears conclusion and the prosecution IN
reduces witness who testifies he saw
Douglas pick up in his is a Wnstb women offiee
the night of the murder,
GO ON WITH THE GT0RY
CHAPTER OK
She-Emma followed him to the
iudge's chambers, And she chung
to his arm, sobbing. She stood on
her toes, whispered in his ear: "Oh,
Douglas-oh, my boy" like that
repeating it and repeating it,
His teeth chartered. They knocked
together. He couldn't stop this. He
tried to say, cody: Whats the mat
ter. En-? EN-. darling. Look here,
FIN. don't do thatr' His voice had a
hollow. shivering note, as though
he were very cold.
She pulled at his sleeve. Stoop
down. Douglas, stoop down. was
If YOU? 1t was you he saw? Oh.
was It? Was it?
EN-, listen! Now. look here;
what are you crying about?'
But she chung to him and re-
peated: "Oh, Douglas-oh, my boy,
and doubled her little, hard hands
about his sleeve and stared In his
face with inquiry terrified and In
credulols. Her son-this darling
brown haired boy Of hers-hoW she
had loved the evening; the washing
Of dishes because it brought him
close to her; because he stood there
driving three dishes at a time, snap
ping the towel and ordering: That
clean enough =. get a move on
FIN. ole dearr' This bonny lad try
ing to smile at her: looking out or
harried and darkened eyes like one
.trapped-one trapped and aware OF
this. and stricken with sense or
belnnessness. What had he done?
What would they do with him?
"Nothing's going to happen to me-
En- he said slowly. Il don't
know anything about his death. NO
one can prove do. Don't get ex-
cited. En-. Next week it will all
.he over. There" He kissed her.
He patted her shoulder.
Then he turned abruptly: you
go now, EN-, anu uoil w"
Go now
He gave her little push toward
the door. He put out his hands for
the cuffs. He noticed the brightness
of the metal. Next week-humph
next week.
Norman Wood was attempting
the defense Of Douglas Keith. When
finally Emma left he said briefly:
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That jury of twelve men could do
this to him-to him, a free. guiltless
human being-a fellow who loved
the sunlight and the air, who liked
swinging tennis racket. who liked
pretty girls and dancing and music,
who went so jauntily Of a New
Years Eve or a football day.
1t wouldn't happen-it couldn't
happen -. not to him.
He began Nto pace the cell-three
steps then about-turning round
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-11-13
NEWS OF ELvERTON. w. VA.

There was a grand time at the Mt.
Zion Church, Sunday, October 81,
1926 on the occasion of the dedica-
torial services and corner stone lay
ing. Rev. J. l.. Green, the pastor
and his faithful members have given
wonderful services in carrying the
work of the Lord to success At IL
O'Clock Rev. j. j. Nickerson preached
an able dedicatorial sermon, which
VOC or'oved by all the church.
In the afternoon. the program
opened with a song. Services by
Kayman and Mincas Choirs. Rev. /.
j. Jackson of Lego w. Va. preached
y powerful sermon. Subject: The
Corner Stone seemed to arouse the
heavenly choirs which gave more life
TO the souls OF men The evening
services were largely attended. An
excellent sermon was delivered by
Rev. j. J. Nickerson. OF Hinton, W.
Va. Subject: Lift Up We Gates. We
Everlasting Doors. Be Ye Lifted Up.
We caught a glimpse of the shining
highway which filed our hearts with
iov from this able divine.
The EIverton Choir rendered mu-
sic. Mr.. G.. F. Richardson and
others lifted the splendid offering for
the day. Mr.. Moses Spradev ives
Master of Ceremonies. which were
carried out successfully. Benediction
brought these wonderful services to
a close with success long t. be
remembered by all who attended.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-11-13

Ernest Jordan, charged with shoot
ing four persons, was removed from
st Philips Hospital to the City Jail
and from there, under $4,000 bond
TO his home at 60s N. 9Th St. His
leg is broken at the ankle and is in
a cast His last removal took place
Friday Nov. 5th. When visited last
Tuesday, he was in a cheerful frame
OF mind. All OF the injured persons
had left the hospital except Corinne,
whose leg is also broken. The case
has been set for a hearing, Tuesday,
Nov. 80. Mr.. Hockett. dealer in
furniture went on Jordan's bond.
Ernest Jordan was able to hobble
out for the first time. last Monday
and he visited st. Philips Hospital
where he saw Corinne Mayo.
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HEMSLEY DIVORCE CASE.

The woman doctor" named in the
Hemmsley divorce suit in the Balti-
more Afro-American has been high
ly indignant over the unjust motor
iety given her and her work here by
an exparte statement. of the case.
She protests her innocence and, the
public is disposed to suspend judg-
ment until the facts are submitted
and proven. Her character here has
been irreproachable and she has q
host of friends, who have been out
spoken in her behalf. Her counsel
has made two trips to baltimore
with more or less satisfactory re-
suits.
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ANOTHER EFFORT.

Information comes that Attorney
j.. r. Pollard and his associates are
again making an effort to sell the
Pvthfan Castle. fhe home Of the
KNIGHTS of Pvthias of Virginia for
a "song." More than twenty thou
"ond dolla~e have been expended
u"on this structure and for its up
keep. 1t cannot be built 10 r that
amount today. 1t is understood
fhat counsel are awaiting develop
- "nt~ Attorney Y Thomas Hewin
H'""Ee" ~" movement before
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CATAWBA. VA.

Rev =. Gravelv. &c poanok
va was called to Catawba. Monde
November 9Th to preach the funeral
Of Pew. Houston Jackson Archie who
died SATURDAY. November 9Th Ro-,
crn~Hlv nsed for his text, Isaiah
34:1 subject. Hear the Voice o.
Cod The services were largely at
tended bv both white and coloreI
c'ttTens whose erloeies and foroI
cTer'nPs were verv Impressive Je
leaves to mourn their loss. a wi'e.
five cons three granddaughters. to
erardsons and host of relatives
and friends.
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THE NATIONAL IDEAL BENEFIT
SOCIETY SAID NOT TO HAVE
VIOLATED PENNA. LAWS.

The members of the National Ideal
Benefit Society and the public gen
orally will doubtless be interested in
the result of the hearing before the
Commissioner of Insurance OF the
state Of Pennsylvania, from which. a
citation to some 26 Fraternal Organ
fzations located in various states of
the Union sent out bY the Commits
sioner of Insurance OF the state of
Pennsylvania, calling Upon them to
appear at Harrisburg, Nov. 9Th and
show cause why the license should
not be revoked, for failing to COM
Dly with certain provisions of the
insurance laws of the state OF Penn
sylvania. Among the names so
cited 70 appear was the National
Ideal Benefit Society. In pursuance
TO such call. our OrdeHappeared be-
Ing represented by Attorney T.. c.
Robertson The conduct OF our
business since we have been in the
state of Pennsylvania. was thorough
lv considered by the Insurance De.
nartment with the advice of the
Department Of Justice and the final
decision rendered by the Insurance
Department and the Department of
Justice. that the National Ideal Ben
eft Society had not and was not vio-
lating any law Of the Insurance De-
Iartment. by operating in the state
and that its future operation in the
State was not Objectionable to the
Department.
From the above you can see that
the investigation held by the Insur-
ance Department with the various
companies on the 9th of November
does not in any wav hinder or affect
'"r work in the state of Pennsylva-
MIA but leaves the Society unham
nered in taking in new members
building new LODGES and sDreadirc
onr work generally throughout the
ctate.
We regard the ruling of the Com
missioner as great victory for our
ORGANIZATION.
A w. HOLMES.
Supreme Master
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Henry Lee Booker Of COL Wood
st. was caught in betting at Larus
and Brothers Tobacco Company and
fatally injured last Monday. The un-
fortunate mans right arm and left
leg were pulled, from the socket
The remains were turned over to
Funeral Director Robert G. Scott It
seems that Booker was attemnting
to replace a short belt that had slip
ped from a pulley. In doing this.
his foot was caught in the belt and
he was whirled around in the air
several times. He was thrown
agains' the pipes with terrific veloc
ity before the machinery could be
stopped
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-11-13
ARKANSAS WHITES ACQUITTED
OF MURDER AND HOLDUP
OF NEGRO

Camden, Ark. Nov. lis D.
Brown of Mt. Ida, was acquitted in
circuit court here Wednesday after
noon of the murder of Cranfield Fra
.ier The jury deliberated only 2b
minutes before reaching a verdict of
not guilty. Brown was indicted
to'ntly with v. III. Wheeler. 1t is
believed the case against Wheeler
Will be nolle pressed.
Brown and Wheeler were alleged
to have dubbed Frazier to death
near Louann on the night of April
% ,ast. Frazier was said to have
had some money which the two
white men stole. During The trial
the defense showed that Frazier had
fought with the white men and dur
ing the fight they hit him with a
broom handle. bur. did not know
.hev had killed him.
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CARD OF THANKS

Miss Sallie Greenhill and family,
~ pf8 NY Marshall Isl with TO
thank their manv friends for the
Kindness and sympathy shown them
during the i1'ness and death OF their
niece am sister Miss Mabel L. will.
liams. Also thank their friends for
tho MAN. beautiful floral designs.
SALLIE L. GREENHILL and fam.
lily, GIG w. Marshall Street.
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IN MESfORIAM.

CLAIBORNE-In sad but loving
ren entrance Of my dear mother
and our grandmother Mrs Mary
Claiborne. who departed this
life five years ago. Nov. 8 1928.
oh! We miss her Yes we miss
heri
PVT The Lord knew best
He needed her in his kingdom.
an6 che ia I'm heaven with the Blest,
~ARY.C TONEY. Daughter. and
grand children.
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REV. WAVERLY YUILL AT FIFTH
STREET ALL THE WEEK.

Owing to an insistent demand,
Rev. Waverly Yuill the converted
convict, will continue the revival ser.
vices, which have been so successful
ly run the past two weeks, at the
Fifth Street Baptist Church Large
crowds have filed the church night
ly to hear the magnetic mes ages o.,
Rev. Yuill. Pastor G.. S. Morris is
in charge Of the work and is work
ing faithfully 70 register large
number of converts and additions
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SPECIAL SERVICES TEN NIGHTS

The converted gambler. Rev. r. II.
Walker. who is now powerful
evanoe'ist. will begin services at the
Mt. Calvary Baptist Church Fulton.
Rev. G. A. Ccbbs. pastor. Sunday
Ncvember ID 1925. at $3.50 p NJ
He has electrified his audiences and
has been the means of bringing hun
dreds to Christ. Come early and
get a good seat.
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ENDORSED CHECK

Mr. Mitchell stated here that Pol
lard endorsed the check. but instead
OF doing so as J. r. Pollard. Grand
Master Of Exchenuer ftreasrrerl he
endorsed it rs ]. r. Pollard, attor-
rey although he knew that w. H.
C. Brown and not himself was at
tornev Of the Grand Lodge X. OF P.
of Virginia. Then he laid claim to
the attorneys fee Of 10 per cent.
Information came here last week
that when. Pollard went to get his
legal commission. the receiver held
ND 100000 of it or insisted upon
his having that amount on a note Of
his held bv them. Just what he did
with the other one thousand dollars
is of little Importance just now. It
was taken out of the amount due
the Grand Lodge. knights of Pythias
of Virginia
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-11-13

The Community Chest Fund Drive
for $478 33SSS was success. The
amount subscribed and paid into the
fund amounted to about $4,000 more
than was needed. OF this amount.
the colored division turned in about
1000, under the leadership Of
Chairman A. w. Homes and Direct
or M. A. Norrell.
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SCOTT--BEAL

Mr. and Mrs. William West re.
nuest the honor of your presence at
the marriage of their daughter. Mo-
7ell West Beal. to Mr.. Rufus Scott,
Wednesday Nov. II. 1926 at 8
O'Clock p. M at First Baptist
Church. Centralia. Va.
Reception at the brides residence
Ston 81. Chester, Va, from 900 to
1880 p. M.
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& DATrcHTE~S OP
RFTuT' E"UN ARE ALLOWED TO
OPERATE IN PENN. STATE.

The borrowed Order Shepherds
and DAUGHTERS of Bethlehem was
permitted by the Insurance Commits
sioner of the State of Pennsylvania
to proceed with it's work in that
State without any interruption.
This action was taken because Of
the showing made by the Order be-
fore the Commissioner of that State
on the 9th inst. The Order was
represented bv it's Legal Advisor,
Attorne~ Jaw os T. Carter.
MRS. ORA BROWN STOKES.
Grand Presiding Shepherd.
AMOS G.. CLARK,
Grand Sec'y. Treas.
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37th ANNIVERSARY Y. M. c. A.
CONTINUED

The 9th Anniversary Exercises Of
the Y. M G. A. will be continued
Sunday, Nov. IA. 1925 at 500
o'clock p. NJ, at the Ebenezer Ban
tist Church. DR.. w. T. Johnson
pastor Of the First Baptist Church,
will preach special sermon. Mu-
sic bv the choir Of the church. di.
rected nv Mr.. Walter d. Jonee Wo-
men and men are invited Yours
for the saving of boys and men,
Y. NJ G. A.
JOHN s POWELL. Pros.
SCOTT G. BURRELL Sec.
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Division totals as follows:
A-Mrs. M. v. Binga -. s2,oss.7a
B-W. e. Brown ....... 2,296.15
&C. N. Jackson -. 1072.15
D-Mrs. w. T. Johnson =. 958.95
E-W. H. Harris ..... 1,691.35
Organizations
w. A. Smith ........ $1,045. 90
Business
John T. Taylor ...... 2.565. 90
Church
b. L. Jordan ...... 1,4Os.5o
School
w. A. Jordan -. 424.25
Industrial
JOS. l.. Hayes ....... 147.O0
Team quota 100000
Teams that went over the quota
we're:
Mrs. A. L. Norreil ...,... $s15.50
y. 5. Collins ...... ..... S1650
Mrs i. r. Mayne -. 865.50
Law c. Brown ........ 63O. .00
Teams THAT raised over $500. 90
were:
Mrs.- Sa lie Dickerson 80. 513.65
F"S Alice Cooper ....... $4,000
ORGANIZATIONS whose EMPLOYEES
S'Ne lUU per cent. independent
Order Of st. Lukes; Southern Aid
Society of Va, Inc; Richmond Ben
eficial ms. Company: Capital City
Lodge No. II. Elks North Carolina
Mutual Life Insurance Company and
the Employees (colored) of the Amer.
'"an National Bank, through Mr..
Chores N Jackron. the ballmen and
walters at Jefferson and Reuger's
Hotels and and F. Laundry.
Gifts OF $4,000 and more:
The Southern Aid Society Of Va.
s70O.: Commercial Bank e Trust
20. $50: B. L. Jordan, $3.50;
Richmond Beneficial Insurance Com
panv. $500; Second st. Savings
Pank 5000 Independent Order Of
st Lukes, $500. Mrs. Maggie L..
Walker s30a. National Ideal Ben
eft Society $50; Richmond Indus
trial Beneficial Club, $10O.: Astoria
beneficial Cub. $50; Independent
Peroecial Club. 5000.
Churches giving 500 90 or more ::
First African Baptist. s40O.; End
Baptist 5000: 3rd st. Bethel A. M.
F. Church s1G0.; 4th Baptist. 800 {:
6t'' N't. Z'or PnDtist. 800: hctoriq
@ BAPTIST. 800.
Al Of the churches in the citv
With the possible exception of one
contributed to the fund in sums
ranging from s2500 to $500
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-11-13
COMMISSION COLLECTED

Thirteen Thousand Dollars were
turned over to the Supreme Lodge
on loan, together with the interest,
but the difference between this
amount and $20,799.46 except for
the $4,000 90 reported at Staunton.
Va. session in June has not been
reported AS a matter of fact, it
is stated that a commission of 10
per cent was collected by w. II G.
Brown and J r. Pollard for legal
services, although the Grand Lodge
was paving w. TT G. Brown as
Grand Attorney 100000 per year
fcr 'egal services. Mr. John Mitch
ell Jr through the Depositors Pro-
tective Committee had employed en-
inent counsel. Hon. M. ]. Fulton and
Assistant Attorney General Leon M.
Bazile to secure this dividend to all
of the depositors and all that Pol
lard had to do was to receive the
check for $50 799.46 as treasurer of
the Grand Lodge. X. of P. of Vir-
ginia. ~
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-11-13

Mr.. James A. Hucles, of Washing
ton, d. c., was called to the city
this week on account of the death of
his sister, Mrs. Fannie Tinslcy.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT One large room for
rent for office or store purposes.
Apply. 301 r. Leigh st. Phone
Ran. 4432.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-11-13

The quota for the Colored Division
Of the Richmond Community Fund
was $4,000 Total raised by the
$IS,578.07 N
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CHARGES CONFIRMED

1t will be seen then that the Tide
water members of the Order have
gotten information. which confirms
the charges made by Mr.. John
Mitchell Jr. Grand Chancellor Crow
ell is reported to have put w. H c.
Brown out Of office and he now has
on his hands J. r Pollard. who got
the money and he must explain his
letter to Sir w. E. Brown OF Rich
mond. when he said in it that he
knew every thing that was going on.
THE TIDEWATER COUNCIL OF
PAST CHANCELLORS KNIGHTS
OF PYTHIAS
To Chancellor Commanders OFF,
GERS and members OF subordinate
lodges: ~
Greetings: The following resolu-
tion Uas presented to the Tidewa ter
Cnunnil of past ChanceIIors in sos.
sion ~ Newport News Virginia. Oc-
toho- ~ 1925. After careful con-
eideration same was adopted by
tho Council
Yorrs in ~ c. e p.
EUGENE WEST, SECTY.
F. e. PURYEAR, Pres.
To the Officers and Members OF the
Tidewater Council Of Past Chancel-
lors Knights of Pythias of Virginia:
We present for your consideration
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Continued on page 81
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Ernest Jordan Released clearing Set Nov SON
o0Iored Community Workers Raise $L357S OF in Drive

and of this amount only Two Thou
sand Dollars were placed in the
treasury of the Grand Lodge, X. of
p. to be drawn out by orders signed
by the officers OF the Grand Lodge. 4
New Britain herald., 1926-03-30
IHORNE AND WIFE
 NOW RECONCILED
h Meantime Wife No. 1 Starts
 Lawsuit in Court

New York. March 80 Rp-Henry ,anford Thorne. Yale graduate and member of a prominent family, to- lay announced that q reconciliation ,as been effected between himself md his second wife, the former Miss Helen NJ. Harvemcyor, of Ardsley- ,n-Hudson. N. r.. who left him early his month after their honeymoon rip to the south.
 Thorne Is son Of Dr. Victor :orse Thorne. of New York, and a irandson of Samuel Thorne, former lead of the Yale Music school. His present wife is n descendant through Ter mother of Mary Chiffon, pas engcr of the Maytlowcr.
 Thorne is defendant in q suit, still bending, brought. by his first wife, drs. Del Bacon Thorne, who avows Ina. after she divorced Thorne in .a22 in Nevada he coerced her into ignilg an agreement whereby she cccive S4,000 in full settlement and lall her claims. She seeks to have his alleged settlement invalidated ind replaced by a previous agree nent under which. she claims, she Nas to receive $1200 a year ali hony.
 Trial of the first Mrs. Thornc's uit started today before Supreme Court Justice Proskauer.