Alexandria gazette. [volume], November 14, 1919, Page SEVEN, Image 7

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LET THE GAZETTE
Columns
Work for You Night and Day
If You Want to Buy or Sell Anything Call No. 7
For Results
(WANTED ?Capable typist or ste
nographer, preferably under 25
years of age. Good salary, eon
genial surroundings and opportu
nity for advancement. Apply H.
T. Clarkson, local manager, C. &
P. Telephone Co., 105 North Al
fred street. 271-2t
WANTED?To buy good wood
stove, must be in good condition.
Address 407 South St. Asaph
Street. 272-lp
WANTED?Shops from two to five
ounce stem work. We also want
spare blowers. A V i 11 advance
transportation. Communicate with
us. immediately. American Glass
Works, Richmond, Va. 272-3p
WANTED?Cook. Apply :J14 South
St. Asaph Street. 271-2p
WANTED?Two first class carpen
ters. Apply S. D. DeVaughan,
209 North Royal. Street. 271-3c
FOR REiNT?Three room apart
ment with 1 location
Apply SJ" Gazette Office. 271-2p
FOR RENT?Two unfurnished heat
ed rooms for light housekeeping,
at 500 Queen street. 272-In
FOR RENT?Handsomely furnished
housekeeping apartments, hot wri
ter heat, gas ranges, hot and col;!
water in kitchen,, large yard. Best
references required. Immediate
popsssion. Rents, .$10 to *1<>
weekly, oX0 South Pitt Street.
272-2p.
FOR RENT?Tivo rooms, best loca
tion, electricity, hot water heat,
and all modern conveniences, pri
vate bath; gentlemen only. Refer
ences required. Address ,(C"
Care of Gazette Office. 245-tf
FOR RENT?At 420 Wolfe street,
corner Pitt furnished rooms,
single or ensuit, with every conven
ience for ho'me comforts, double
beds, kept spotlessly clean, six
baths, an abundance of hot water.
Those loftking^or^ome comfort?
?please call. 2">-2f>t
FOR SALE?Niw Del Rav bunga
y
low, five rooms and bath, steam
heat, garage, electric fixtures, all
modern improvements. Lot ."<) by
125. IXear school and car. Take
Alexandria car and git < !'f at
:Del Kay. walk one block east.
Price $1,750.00. Charles Schrimpf.
owner and builder. 272-2p.
FOR SALE?Building lot at Del
Ray, 50 by 115. Fine location.
Inquire of James Ik' Silva after fi
p.- m. at Realty Office at Mt. Lhi
Station. 272-2p
FOR S A L E?Immediate
possesion, attractive bung
alow at No. 6 Cedar St.,
Rdsemont, A w n i n g s .
screens, weather stripping
complete. Large garage.
Telephone 783 for informa
tion. ?;* 266-tf.
FOR SALE?In Del Ray, seven room
bath, electric lights, fine condi
tion. Price, $4,000. Graham and
Ogden. 241-tf.
1'OR SAI.E?Property 421 -North
Columbus street. nine rooms and
bath, electric lights.'in a No. 1
condition. Price SI.000. Graham
:ind Ogden. 5:;o King street.
200-tf
FOR SALE?At Del Ray. shingled
bungalow,, 7 rooms, all modern im
provements. on Peyton avenue. 3
squares from station. Apply 1020
Queer, street. 2(?9-4p
FOR SAI.E-^A Chickcring piano at
a reasonable price. Apply 519
Queen street. 271-Sp
FOR SALE- l::o:s 1-2 Prince street
it rooms $2500. Graham and Og
den. 5:'o Kin? street. Phone 579
z55-tf
FOR SALE >'(?() Slat ? Surfaced
Roofing fo; $:'..25. High grade,
standard roil and guaranteed 10
years. T. .1. l-*ar.:><>n. Duke an.l
Ilcr.rj streets. 2<>S-20t
FOR SA i i'. ? One t'^p phavt'?r.
buggy, a high one. with gin ?.?
ru''ter tires. Will sell eh jap.
Apply . at 407 South St. Asaph
street. 272-1p.
OR SALE?Four burner with oven.
New Process, oi' cook stove. Ap
ply :;lii North Columbus Strr.>:.
FOP SALS?Female Airedale dog;
and two puppies, reasonable.
P. O. Box 201. 272-2p
I FOR SALE?1017 Overland touring
j car, $350 00. In good condition.
Apply at 209 Jefferson street.
| 272-4p
I
FOR SALE?-Three stoves. Call on
Saturday, 15 Cedar street, Rosc
niont. 272-lp
1 FOR SALE?Baby carriage, brown
[ reed, reversible, good condition.
! Vej*y -'easonable. Call first floor,
?114 Prince Street, between 2 and
| op. m. 272-lp
j WOOD FOR SALE?We have about
' 300 ioacls of scrap wood which we
j want to sell to one purchaser. Here's
an opportunity to buy scrap wood at
| a bargain. Act quick. See Mr. Lor
: ing, Virginia Shipbuilding Corpora
; tion, A'oxandria, Va. 269-7c
1
j WANTED?Second hand clothes.
Wi!i pay good price. Call or
write Wolfsou, the tailor. 307
King Street. 2(?7-2(it
I OST? Between Potomac Yard am'
f*i uthern yard, lady's hunting case
Walthani gold watch with man's
chain. Liberal reward if returned
i to r;. II. Walter at the Southern
j Y: rd Offic*. 269-4p
I NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.
j The State tax bills for the year
jl91!?aic now due and payable at the
J treasuvrY. office. room 2. City Hall
and tax payers are urged to make a I
settlement of the s i me promptly and |
avoid payment or the 5 per cent j
penalty.
Voters are also reminded that the
It'll' capitation taxe: must he paid or
or before December 9th. 1919, to
qualify them for pavticipat:on ir
the general election to be held .June
Sth, If'20.
THOMAS W. ROBINSON.
2.'5S?e. o. d.?Sit. City Treas.
Pl*BLIC SALE
Large House and lot and side lot,
; }?;?' Samuel H. Lunt Aucl'.neer
By virtue of a decree of the Cir
: cuit Ceurt of the City of Alexan
I dria. Virginia, entered on November
; 7, 1919. in the f'har.cery cause
] therein ilepe.vjing of Lvdia A.
Kraft and etlu,vc Complainants.
| sgr.'nst Grace R. C. Donohoe and
j other.-:. Defendants, the undersigned
j Special Commissioners of Sale were
therein ordered to expose for sale,
at public auction in front of the
Royal Street entrance to the Mar
ket House, in fhc City of Alexan
dria. decedent Andrew (J. C.^
Che .hire's house and lot and vacant
lot located on the South side of
I Ivng Street between Payne and
i \ t SiTPCiS,
Nuir.bered If,12 King
i
! Sirr?t. Alxandria City. Virginia.
Therefore in pursuance of said
deer ce the undersigned Special Com
missioners of Sale will expose to
i sale at public auction to the highest
| bidder for rash said large house
j and lot and vacant lot. on SATUR
DAY. November 22. 1010. at 12 M'..
! in front of the Royal Street cn
j tran.e to the Market House Build
, ing. Alexandria. Virginia, being
j bowled and described as follows.
! to 'it:
B 'ginning at a point ?>n the South
side of King Street 75' feet 7 inches
west of Payne Street and running
thcr?e west on King Street 71 feet
mor ? or less :thence South parallel
i with Payne Street 100 feet to an
j alley 12 feet wide: thence east
I parr He! with King Street 71 feet
mcv or less: and thence North
| pars'He! with Payne Street 100 f?et
i to thp beginning, and being th'?
j <ame real estate conveyed to said
Andrew LI. C-) Cheshire hv Owen
' J. Nugent and wife bv deed dated
1 May 18. 190:;. and recorded in liber
I 50 page ISa.
Special Commissioners of Sale
In *he Clerk's Office of the Cir
! cuit Ceurt of Aiexar'J:':a ( 'ty.
Virginia. November 1919.
I, Nevell S. Greenawav. Clerk of
a for said Court do certify that Rob
inson Mcncure. one of the above
said Special Commissioners i?f Sale
i has ';:!y given bond as provided by
: v m i decree entered in above
:? i:n ?'! cause with sufficient sur:ty
"m- ? 'ie due performance of his du
tie.- ; -uv'n.
TEKVs CASH: Conveyancing a"(
.stair.: -? ;rt be at cost of purchaser
Frederick P. Russell
Robinson Moucare
>?"fv-i; ?>. Greenawav. Clerk
DRY WORKER ASSAULTED
London, Nov. 14.?"Pussyfoot"
Johnson, advance agent of the
Anti-Saloon League in its invasion
of Great Britain, got a warm wel
come in London yesterday and had
a narrow escape from a bath in the
icy Thames.
A group of students marching
behind a banner inscinbed "We
want beer and stout," ivaded Essex
Hall, where Johnson and F. A.
Mackezife were holding a delbate on
"The Why and How of American
Prohibition," under the auspices of
.the Overseas Club and the Patriotic
League. 'Despite the efforts of the
police, the students made their way
to the platform, seized Johnson and
dragged him to the street. Some
one suggested that if Johnson liked
water so much it might be a good
idea to give him a bath in the
Thames and the suggestion was J
cheered. He attempted to fi.srht!
his captors, but was badly mauled j
before he finally escaped.
FIGHT ON ESCH BILL
Ants-Strike Proposal by Webster
Brings Long Debate in
House
The long expected struggle over
thc. labor sections of the Esch rail
road reorganization bill was pre- I
cipitated in the House yesterday j
when a drastic anti-strike amend- ,
merit was proposed by Representa- |
tive Webster, Republican, of Wash
ington .
Debate on the amendment con
tinued until adjournment at 7:.'J0.
and will bo resumed for three hours
tomorrow.
The Webster amendment would
make it unlawful to strike before
the dispute was submitted to a
Federal board or while the matter
was pending before the bot:rd. In
the event of violation of the board's
aware' by the carriers or a strike by j
the workers civil actions for dam-1
With or without experi
ence. wages from $8.00 to
$12 00 per week, with a
bonus added of $2.00 per
week for full time.
Ca-! at office from 8.30 a. j
m. to 4.30 p. m. or phone |
568.
KLOTS THROWING CO.
C<;r. FiSt. and Wilkes St.
IX THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THK
CITY OF ALEXANDRIA. VA.
Robert K. Mickey, vs. General Ship
building Company, Inc., In Chancery.
To Robert K. Mickey, the General
Shipbuilding Company, Incorporated,
and to all creditors of the Genera!
Shipbuilding Company, Incorporated,
^nd to all persons interested in the
'issues in said cause;?
TAKE NOTICE?That pursuant to
a decree entered in the above entitl
ed c use on the 8th day of November,
1910, wherein I am directed to con
vene a!l creditors, ascertain all
claims, and take account of all liens
against the property of the Genera!
Shipbuilding Company, Incorporated.1
:i corporation chartered under the
laws of the State of Delaware, and
doin.? business in the City of Alexan
Iria. State of Virginia; and further!
directed to consider the offer made;
by Baugh & Sons Company, of Balti-1
more. Maryland, to purchase a por
tion of the real estate of said company
? t the sum of TwcntyFive Thousand
Dollars (2o.000.00> to report thereon:'
snu to report any other matter
brought to my attention by any party
<-r creditor to said suit; T will, at my
off!" ?, lOfl North Fairfax Street.
?Mc/.'nndria, Virginia, on Friday, the
!'2fh day of 0^.-mo.-v. U'li* at ten
?!?".I: A. M. proceed to execute and
curry out the direction cf said decree,
nt which time and place you and each
of you arc required to attend and:
prove your claim.
Vf.u are further notified that at
*?;?! time and place an offer to pur
vi nse n portion of the real estate of
>.i:d General Shipbuilding Company.
Incorporated, will be considered in <?.?
der that a recommendation with re
spec: to the same may be made in
the undersigned Commissioner':; re
port.
N'-tice ;s given you pursuant to the
provision .-f Section 3:J21 of the
I < ode of Virginia which provides
; that such notice shall be equivalent
t" personal service thereof upon
you.
Given u"der mv hand this 8th dav
let November. 1910.
HOWARD W. SMITH.
Commissioner in Chancery for the
Circuit Court of the City of Alexan
dria. Virginia. 2G7-19c
?:
Real Estate, Loans
and Insurance
Phone 1091
For Sale?New six room
bungalow with bath and all
modern conveniences, Dei
Ray.
For Sale?Frame dwell-j
ing, seven rooms and bath,
electric lights, garage.;
Queen street.
For Sale?Dwelling, six]
rooms and bath, electric
lights. A good investment.!
Queen street.
For Sale ? New frame
dwelling, nine rooms and
bath, electric lights. Queen
street.
For Sale--Dwelling, five;
looms, sewer connections,
electric lights. North Pat
rick street.
For Sale?Brick dwelling,
six rooms and bath, newly!
papered and painted. Easy!
;erms. North Pitt Street, j
For Sale ? That home
you've been looking for in j
Alexandria, Kosempnt or ?
Del Ray.
WALTER K. HANDY CO.
Real Estate, Loans ana' ins.
Cor. Royni and Prince Sts. j
Pilots SMS
PALACE PRESSING C O. ;
EXPRRT
i.
Cleaners and Pressors
ouu MOTTO
SERVICE
?*? (j.
12(? South Knyai Street. j>
Henry R. (Guy) Wood !'
*
Roof, Tin, Stove and Furnace Dr. .j
Radiators repaired, guttering and !j
spouting, tin roofs painted.
109 Prince Street
'I--, ft ? '1 ? ? H .->7; ?v
THE IDEAL SITE FOR A REAL HOME
Restricted to first class residences and apartments
. Large lots, beautifully located, $1,000 and up
If you ever expect to own a home with a yard and j
a garden, located close to car lines and business and J
I social activities, you will have to decide quickly.
See your real estate agent today, he can secure for j
you tlie best price as well as the choicest location.
Or See ; ' .
F. C.
j
624 King Street ' Phone 926.
Properties in all parts of the city ranging in price
from $1,000 to $25,000.
Homes in Del Ray, Cottage Park, Geo. Washington
Park. Lots in Rosemont, i'ilso several fine country
properties, including 10 acre tractj near Mt. Ver
non. See me before purchasing a home, as I can un
doubtedly suit you, and can arrange the most favor
able terms.
ROOM X SMITH BUILDING, 624 KING ST.
For Quick Results LisfYour ^foperty V/ilh f/Ir
We Aim To Give
The" Best of Bank 'Service]
Our success is shown by the ever increasing vol- 1
nine of business in our Deposit Account.
Deposits, Dec, 31, 1917 .... $378,447.46
Deposits, June 30,1919 : 799,231.88
? - i !{
3 per ccnfc Interest Paid, on Saving Deposits j!
If you are not a patron of tliis bank, we invite you ;j
to become one. #? Is
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Alexandria, Virginia. 1 j
ESTABLISHED 1S52
BURKE AND HERBERT
Bankers
Investments. First Mortgages on Real Mailt.'
3 I'cr Cent I'aid on,Savings Deposits
Twenty Years Without Loss to an Investor
fO "s'u a
' ' t ' *
If So, Consult Us lfcgarciiitg Our 1 : ' .
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In Notes of $500, $1,000
And Larger Amounts
Which means that you can invest as low as .p00-on first s-;ei>rr
ed on improved real estate in Alexandria City and its growing suburbs.
For twenty years I have been making real estate loans for hundreds of
clients in Alexandria City and elsewhere, and have never lost" a dollar as a re
sult of said investments.
We see that the semi-annual i pie res I on your loans Th paid promptly and
look after all other details. A service that is without charge to tiie investor.
Alexandria National Bank Building,
?
Laurence Stabler I
I
-115 Prince Street
List your property with
me either for sae or rent.
Personal and ox pert at
tention guaranteed.
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AND
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
New and Second-Hand lwx)k.s
I'or City and County School*
Lot us fill youi' book list. Host
st!c Ions, and lowest prices.
S. F. DYSON & BRO.
Hook-scllcrs ;ind Stationers
12 King Street' Alexandria, \a.
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iUi.K MONEY
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?' of Ai'.'Xar.'jria, in It??! Ray,
a." i St. E!mv, Alexandria Co , on
Ml. Vcrr.:,n Electric I. nr.. Lois
r.v: i^c from o-'K.' ?,o" ' and Arc
?r to Mi. Vernon iiouicvard.
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Kc :1 Mk*ale, Lo.m.i nrd Ir..?oranc9
Alexandria, Va.
|| imitating and Papering
!; bnir y the day or job a. m >'!??:Lc
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COM ISA r
1 Kilty Street
I.A IX ; ; x ;Ji S : O IK K
Uiivii ?> 'inalificd as executor of
:.h?: i ?>.! i:.<? ? the lal? KI.z:i belli
Peek, dercasetl, :i!! persons indebt
ed ar" : . Mi-esied '<? prompt
*&ii:Ji.'.'nt ar.d ail pcr-^ns l? whom
the e.s',ate may >jI leV.-r-:: are re
<{uest< d to present the. i? claims
properly authenticate'.: settle
ment.
202-!?>:?. e. " ?'.. U. I. Peck.