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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs DIVIDEND

The actual amount. to. which tho
Grand Lodge, Knights of Pythias was
entitled and received under the 40 ner
ct. dividend which was secured by Ar
ttorney M. j. Fulton on his motion in
tne Richmond Chancery Court was
$zO,f99.56. Of this amount $4,000 was
reported as having been placed in the
treasury of that order The figures
with the statement of the exact dis
position of the difference was not re-
ported. The amount of $4,000. 90 with
interest due on loan secured for the
Grand Lodge was said to have been
paid.
Grand Court Dividend.
The amount paid by the receivers
on the 40 per cent basis to the Grand
Court, Order of Calanthe, the Female
Department of the Order, was ST.
6l5.79. Six thousand. dollars of this
amount are said to have reached the
treasury of that department. Six hun.
dred dollars were charged up for Ie-
gal eervices and deducted from the
amount. This money is credited to w
II. c. Brown, of Newport News, Va
In addition to this, he drew last year
$4,000 from this department for iega
services.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-07-03
WOULD HELP AGAIN.

The Supreme Chancellor is report
ed TO have consoled them with the
promise that should the Grand Lodge
pc threatened with a receivership, he
would have to come to their aid
again, although the Supreme Lodge
was sorely pressed for money by its
own obligations!
Many delegates wore long faces
when they boarded the trains for
nome last night, and expressed A
disgust with the men who were now
In control w. H. G Brown, Joseph
n. Pollard and Matt N. Lewis were
unknown to the Order until the re-
cent trouble. Not one of them, John
Mltchel', Jr. asserted, had been seen
inside OF Grand Lodge in twenty
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Pen POINTERS

Grear Britain bets s.O00.ODo pounds,
year Ascending to Chancellor
h!hurchiii They must have q lot az
uncertainties over there
tack Dempsey Vas arrested for
,sp+ssdiny Recently But when he
p'ovsd he wasn't on his way TO sign
"a contract to fight ho WAS found not
guilty
Snns doctors have called MusSo-.
tint hystertcai. The Duce you sayii
In Italy two editors fought duel.
Unfortunately. thear sounds were
trivial
mn8 who tooks like Teddv
Rooseveit wsH be starred In a movfs
prOductton. This proves that bsr1i
.ork 80 ssrssvsrsaes vsn go yes
Y
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Amount of Dividend.

Answering your inquiry as to- the
amount of this dividend received by
the Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias
and Grand Court Order of Calanthe,
L beg to- say that my recollection is
that it was about or approximately
S28, 100000. The exact figures can
be obtained from the receivers.
concluding this letter / wish to
say as attorney that the Depositors
Protective Committee has, from the
time the bank was placed in the hands
OF the receivers, worked INCREASINGLY
and untirinEly to make the assets of
this bank pay the largest amount pos
sible to the depositors and creditors
and they are entitled to the co-opera-
ton and appreciation Of every de-
positor in this bank, in the splendid
work they have done.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-07-03

torney $1,000 per year for the service
10 per cent charges had been assessed
against this fund for legal services.
put this report has not been verified.
w. n. =. Brown complained that had
mitchell not notified Green, he could
nave neid the money obtained on a
loar through Supreme Chancellor
Green much longer time.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-07-03
THAT BANK DIVIDEND.

1t was reported that the questions
propounded by John T. Taylor, of
Richmond, concerning the failure to
report in the financial statement the
amount received from the receivers of
the Mechanics Savings Bank on ac-
count of the 90 per cent dividend
caused something of furry. 1t was
announced that it would come in a re.
port from the Finance Committee, but
1T did not do so. Then it was explained
that the money did not 90 into the
and Lodge treasury, only two thou.
sand dollars of the total sum OF
twenty thousand dollars was reported
in the Grand Lodge treasury. What
became of the other eighteen thousand
dollars?
SUPREME LODGE GETS MONEY.
1t was finally explained that John
Mitchell, Jr., had notified Supreme
Chancellor S. w. Green at New
Orleans as early as last December that
the money would be available. That
official lost no time in communicating
with Supreme Attorney S. A. T. Wat
kins at Chicago and he in turn took
the matter up at Richmond. The re-
suit was that when the money was
actually paid over in March, arrange.
ments had been made to send a certi.
ned check for the amount of thirteen
thousand dollars with interest to the
Supreme Lodge. 1t was computed that
the amount was around $4,000. This
left about $4,000, only $4,000 of which
was put into the treasury.
1t was rumored here that although
the Grand Lodge paid it's Grand At.
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When you build a church, figure
carefully as to how you shall pay for
it and do not fail to remember that
its operating expenses are very much
like those of an automobile, con-
stantly on the increase This rule
applies also to the raising Of a
family.
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CHORUS GIRLSl

WANTED = Fast Snappy Chorus
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Address. A J. BART AMUSEMENT
CO., INC, 220 Washington ST.,
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Women are determined to attract
the attention of men, if there is any
virtue in the "leg display" up and
beyond the knee cap. This has become
so common though that men are be-
ginning to observe the low neck ar
rangement first.
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If short skirts had resulted in the
reduction in expense, there might be
some excuse upon the basis of econ
omy, but when the skirts went up,
so did the expense. The shape OF
some Of these female legs is enough
TO drive even a cross-eyed man crazy.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-07-03

GET IN BUSINESS FOR YOUR
SELF No experience or capital
required We teach you every
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$1,000. With your opportunity your
field is unlimited. Send stamp for
further information, NATIONAL
SERVICE BUREAU. Pontiac, Mich.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-07-03

Church folks do more fussing and
quarreling than any other class Of
people, but those of the married kind.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-07-03

Making money is one thousand
times more difficult than losing
money. The latter trait comes nat
urally.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-07-03

When you are in financial troubles
always avoid dissension. 1t leads to
disaster.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-07-03

Young people who heed the advice
of older persons will win in the long
run and prosper.
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Read The Planet 1t will be de-
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-07-03

The contents of this letter created
something of a sensation and was
the subject of much comment among
the people here.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-07-03

Carelessness and th0ughtlessness
are responsible for many Of our ills.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-07-03
Several Bidders.

There were several bidders among
the number, one Of which was the
Mechanics Office Building Corpora
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-07-03

Do not expect too much in this life
and you will not be disappointed.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-07-03
That Special Corporation.

Your committee represented a
great number of depositors with
varying amounts and it was not prac-
tical to have the real estate con-
veyed to each one of these separate
creditors. Your committee called a
meeting of the creditors represented
by it and Mr.. Bazile and these
creditors organized the Mechanics
Office Building Corporation and the
title to the real estate was conveyed
to the Mechanics Office Building Cor
poration in which the creditors repre-
sented by your committee and by Mr..
Bazile became the stockholders.
After the real estate was sold it
was left In the hands of the re-
ceivers, certain notes, bills receivable,
accounts, stocks bonds, judgments,
etc, which the receivers in admin
istrating the estate in their hands
decided it was best to sell at public
auction to the highest bidder.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-07-03
III. J. FULTON.

Yours very truly,
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PERSONAL.
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Bedroom. living room, kitch,
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FURNITURE-S65 solid mahogany book
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AUCTION SALE. JUNE %,
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ROUGH DRY and flat mark
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FURNITCRE--White iron bed with sprinez
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BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

Civil Service Examinations.
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PICTURE FRAMES made to order. lowest
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

CLEANING OR LAUNDRY. experienced. for
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EDUCATED
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training that insures success. Gall in per
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Wednesday,
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FURNITURE-Dininr. $50 beds. $40; r,igs,
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FURNITCRE-Tabes chairs rugs ice
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GAS RANGES, quality and prices are what
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N
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Liye-vire men to sell electro appliances
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PIANO TUNING. S2--We epeclaIlze IN gen.
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NIGHT WATCHMAN.
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MEN. 8. FOR PROFITABLE OUTSIDE
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PIANOS OVERHAULED. $40 up. est free.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

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PRACTICAL PAINTING and paperhanCing
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HELP-MALE Continued.

COLLECTOR.
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FURNISHINGS of 4-ro0n1 house consisting
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rugs. piano, VIC
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ICE BOX. for lunch room or grocery shop
very large: SID. Col. g4"0.
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GA Fl st. ne
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FURNISHINGS. complete. six-room house
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OSN & DOW SIZE 7, IN
134o New York Ave. NV.

NIGHT WATCHMAN.
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Address Box l46-C. Star Office.
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PERMANENT-wAVE MACHINE = Nestle
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GAS RANGES . III first-clas= condition.
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MOTOR BOAT 20 foot sport ~ fine condi-
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r I35
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| PAPERHANGING--Roo papered. So and
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JEWELRY STORE eGtupmcut--W aIlcase
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sonable offer rejected. 9l62 Sth 81. sc 22'
KITCHEN CABINET new; $26 644 Fl ST
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Brown. Sos 11th 81. NV. =,
PIANO. upright: good condition. ga
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FIREWORKS for sale wholesale and ret all
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
(COntiuupd

DRESSER. mahogany large, s65: mirror,
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ENGLANDER DAY-BED, piano. victrol.-
sewing machine. desk. rug. chairs. bureau
other things 0OS Penn ave 3
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ICE BOX. meat block and butchers tools.
Apply 1928 Good Hope rd.. Anacostla. n. e..
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PIANO. Steinway grand perfect condition
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NJ EN-,

The sincere man who Is willing to work
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PAPERHANGING. PLASTERING---See VIM.
A. Little about your interior and exterior
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PIAEO-MusioIaD. leaving city 10 cOmplof,
studies abroad. Will, sell specially tE4f
grand. small size. mahogany case, harmon"
action, Tor $3.50 cash. Might Consde"
monthly payments to responsible peop'e.
This piano has not been used for teachu@.
Cost 81 $50 new last year. Telephone
Nam 1853 Mr. De Soto