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Real Estate and Court News
cmANCERY BARGAIN AND s,Iks

W. L. hazcisrove and Berue ID. wife,
Sss ss:ss' ss1s 5, TS' oi !''s w.s'
sis1: SO. e''' H0'e''''eF e. 1919. Tas
Veronica II :,.annlnss ana j. Aueu,, ,hus-
Hssi'i ,rss APS'f: ssi .o3is
s "S 6sFsn' 70 fe'' ,, g'; 1855 s, Ora
L isla r. y, s h"e$ !; Ayissa msisn!.
e., 9u,h .of Ioncs st G@sto" De ee
X Il TX XIII Il md md Jennie W. tr,,o to
si S"f f1e, tot We 20 i iSs AyIs2 9slsh.
l In- iraT. 81: 20
;hy.nue and MuiDesry sired, Sow " Is. isls:
r hsmss Z F wins sna Dora b wife to
faiph street "9Sllo :.., vest sp' lIne Han tsm.
I".sh SsT"et 8 fes n"r,h OF chan s.rcet
bI,olIhus Constipation Company. Inc.
aocx k: .h ~ ood iees oMs, ,e Il G. isi
nlaft "a. - Linz Espdaii Avsnps 100 10;
a.. Lang %G", rl%,Y sf ,yirsnia; Inc to Ho5,
Ns.sy e2 s4ts, stem icn IS
F,sne's ID" Itgnsno and Mani. L..
%" T~e",y'hnin' I4ee k'? ..xso T2 f tsif
a1d 'u o',i.iW ,ornsT TMen,y.ninh Street
Z! ~ fass, ia sn:' i ,lo rect wide August
SGl5.e ,%.} , on NORTH i'd y.nabe Street
%;:...; iss f FAX. 1 s. 81 Streets.
NihE iyo i. tsnat. '1 /" a.egA 'sH-o1 ss,;
fi r., -: s.F@ 1ob ,Nts} = li iaan:s o" s.
sSs' .ae "imSgn' n hSr? s:s..
$%. ovsn;s. S , MS siI2 FaiFouat Avenue
N rss; 10 I'D # rhiF1 xX.ans sss!.s
~, nv and Ei'eh streets. Dcceinb.r i. isis.
Lob. Jgsn i. CciT,rHk ana VIII. F. witt, 10
"st,s si;t. ' beS:mIsf se' i.is Ga. TAI Of IT,
sa5Ss5"'?" c % ,t:
r. S 81 SS.} ,nd ' s,, S.es y s'tss'
r.. ass.stf s :, s:siin sgf;i,
&, q i;s s".s Dee.moy+ j. us is' f Fax:
IA IA *:'- ga s.S es n ,T: :ss.s &. "
!ss ea ss; 10 D tsst "SF' i 81 SILICA 4.s
s%t.' 40 nn;; ,..,si hsa tS Nag y. ges, /
" sn1. cfJIhoun and R:.as strs.,s sff Sc.
Ms 9hs ",i oasrsns and AMI. wife, to
Angus J. 3d. 81 Rss g. ~ Street lien 5000
VIZ HfTfS'' 10 Ei F Dorse; and ks,l. y
re- 1ff'' Gath Inc Broad street 80 Zee, we.t
yi.,m.i"..,.'.nS On Allen Avenue. DeeeniStr !
i:eree orded: Ncl!t. ciar,h.ish, 20 Mar.
irc, 10 W5 IVES, Grace Street. q
,n,ss TSi;ee' - fee, inches vest OF shep
R:,a fiisa s sss,TsSffsEE PHI: lsisj
ss:f:.'J$: & HeA: 9sSn 5 sst
Is.'h hG1S: lien ;2,5oe. SEPTEMBER p "G is,e
,r 10 - ne e, s!etn .na W. p, Purcell Jr
Malone, iot Il. blocS IS H Iah' to !: NJ.
nnrd: es:a,t. soxl!5 feet nSr1 h' Iip. SMh ep
..Hr.hi Avenue. $50 feet east OF ~.
r neaih Road July is 1915 5000 B BeSe
IiI her ohAns Rsal,x CORPORATION to A. p.
S%lan risss % fesj WiiamSsS6urs
oheyr Chas. Realty Corpora,ion to INA,
h,rbert. OF Iicnrico County. iot i biou;,
:. PowhatSa Place 3i.2 feet on Riilia ms
burg Avenue. November IL. 1919: St:5
Chevy chase Realty CORPORA ton to Narv
T.. Herbert. OF iI"nr!co County. lot = bloc
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toe. No. so North Nineteenth Street. .s,xla2
feet west lin" Nineteenth street los feet
perth OF Broad Street. December :. 1919:
Charles 6. Turner to Albert .. Boschcn.
used IL pnsiness ss IVES, sfoaG street @ss
December >. 1870: H.sI:
ALIEN M N San s 4 ,rasee snf ssiss iasi
st southwes, corner Marshall and Eighth
No,i,c uarthrisbi to Joseph l.. sad!cr.
Monumental Avenue and Shcnandoah: also
ono Grnmm Bcrnatcn auto truck. No. lJg762.
/ Octobcr 81. 1879. B.IG.S2.
". y. Gilman and Dora NJ. twifc) 20
block IS. Scott Hoyt's sundiylsion. Of
sohd,vis,on: also south half block g. said
Clara weidhcrg and Isaac Meyer thus.
| handi TO Julian ". Tyler and r. l.. Word
! trustees. % feet inches by - feet on west
| side seventh Street between Clay and
| Leigh Streets. December 70. 1919: 3i.15o.
Matte g. pcrduc to r. 81. Boxisy, trus-
! tee No. ioI North Henry Street. "a feet l..
! Inches by 81 feet east Inc Henry Street
! ia feet 3 Ia inches south OF CLAY street
! December 10. 1919: $i.232
@. I. HudRins to William NJ. Miller tru..
| tce. No. l7is Iianes Avenue. ioxi$o feet cas-,
! 9th street. December y 1919: 1854
! stein. No. 2ao5 RensinKton Avenue. q fee;
! : 10 inches b. 100 feet south line KonsiuE
ton Avenue As feet - ichcs west 0; Davis
| Avenue. December 10. 1919 Si,o5o.
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"@ H;S''S ,,''
i: S.; s *;i "" S Rssa
ps' Ss az" rs. z ~ so, "a @. to
S Ssr q fec, . yss OF Judah Street Deem
e SIsin and + ,sa e esrha ,+n sisS!
!: ,su,h sas sai.sai s..s:s f. Iss'
F.. IS! M''f s%s s:t,1s !
Y: q s'rs AS'a ssys$ IL
JessDn, II, Jones and sarah =, ,.w.fe,. to
;s srs,; 's Sss:nSs s"fs
aisso RUM. iHs $s.f sT'E ss.n !y ,4c!
G fsss c ,ss noTh linz gansro sT
to f Eaatss i ss' an. and Is1a stsis
rsss s. WEI Van 6s'.sf n5rs IS ilS$
s sm,4 eef DaSsy and i3lf 6.x 'd'D' colo
Epps Hunsonp; j.. and IL: Z; Pollard; II;
sts!s:' Si s. ss' South line E EFssG
SSs, 5 sis ~ e ls'l'' street. De,
,rlis!esS. 10, 10. ablock; l. Park Place Annex.
TO il. r Richcson. trustee. No liiiA North
twenty seventh street. u feet ; Inches by
10 fee. west line Twenty seventh street
. feet tnchcs south az X Street: also
No. 1908 North Twenty seventh Street.
52Si3? feet west In. Twenty seventh street
1919 s1.IS0.
Lula Tam 10 Leroy L. Brown Jr.. tru.-
tee. No. 1RS North First Street. 1txao fec.
west LING First stree, 50 feet north of
orange street. July |. 1919 titU.
Mary Il. Smith to William l.. Tyler trus-
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rs ssm B, f' On ss,s w s,ss
&C. r .ssss.r OF p 'i.nfee Count block
r. Geo. = Ia,,. mo MtIi.p is 8 WE .nsi to
H.aF ss:. III IL. III s'a Svsn AySH IS
U.s. s Sses 81 nsstf 49, .ee ,,po
szI R.y!n "S %So, .ns 70 SsSSc 9ns
s s,as S Ss.i p A!so1 Street.
Julius shapiTo 10 Abrshsm shsrn S: ,'C SO.
SsSss A:s%g fs sss5r, 81
$ssSs ch 5s: inch Ssoo m1s' 2 e. P Ysi5.
b.ss 10 3.s: s"f S.sss :S
P Pnian %ru sGfs Co. Da 5f
fssa %tf nS.!s? sss!
:s',:s r.Sl S ' sisoe Sr''S sfs
ssssna Hisn' GsHsS s'r Be-!
E;;a: *.'s: sii$
s'i Him. F. sfss .sss.2 nd sI'
$40 :e, n 10Th inc nSes o s,41. srft
so @fs@f ssrs Inc ts. 81 '1s from
I NJ co Collins and Titel TO clar, > Collins;
S,Hn"Hrdih avenue. December .. 1919: 81
q ofo I + I,nr.i' S end Nislap twls, to
f SSs$ ssuis !, s s.,.,,S
pee.mb"r s., 1919: tax $3.50. $40.
Gift-.-J. u. Jcter to Mamie G. fwifc).
No 22ol Ch.rin street. .iriso feet al
s,Tes,ss December -, isis; tax GAO u,
70 70, bsyis s hros.. ins: Nos J., io..i iorih
feet Inches GLreSular,, a, northwest cor
900; Novenbsr IS. ,isle: tsx ,a5.. SO
The Real Estate Loan Deposit COMPANY
a corporation. 10 DR.. Win. 4. Shepherd lot :
!. and Is. block .. Virgins. Place. iG1Si 81
Road o. c, Dec.mg,, 9: 1918: TAX sI.s9. siS.
- .,Esha limdd IT, lot e, biock a., Aiyistd
saSyse ss 90 fee, south 9t Jones street. LIEN.
:, Lillian sshef.r ana Edw; chss ,hus-
block 6. Ba,,ery Court. .1txi4c fec west;
une North Avenue. II: 1-2 feet south Of
S,HHaf; Road. December 4. 1915: tax $: So
Anilic puccineili ana Silvia tvit.,. Of
IN i.ucS G,o IL ny; TO W g Bass. No 1870 T.y-
TayIor smd Meadow Streets. Decemorr ..
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CHANCERY TRUST DEEDS.

t;oa,;a G. Anndisstt.s,o NJ; p. Nunn.,y ana
of i stuart HoIG DeesinssT isls si;ss9.
10 Howard sutton. rtusiee. 3GxI35 fee, west
inc Fcndall Avenue: 2.S feet south oi
Ess:S street: December 9. 1919 5i.s2o.
, W. q. Bass and Jennie twife). to H. r.
No. 1915 IL lot Street. atkis5 fee; At north:
ccuIbcr :. 1913. $C25
Ciata A collins 70 Pollard a rsrbr. Inc.
trusttes. 10. 1905 Oakw6od Avenue 2;Kl9J
rect south line oskwood Avenue: B :e.t
S:.I2G
JULIAN e. hndetaoh and IislcnD, twlf.l.
linz Fendaii Avenue e5+ feet south oi
". q bass TO IL. T. R.ef.sen. tru65ttcg. No.
1870 Tarior street. %eS125 feet at north
east corner Meadow ard Tayor Streets. be-
cc,nber :. 1919: sI.ils.
Walter Sydnor. surviving trustee. TO T.
Il $n% 3, c'5sSSkfs ;namin;;F~ -
Stteet: 100 feet south Of Cunberisnd street 'e'
November 20 1913: sass 80.
TO ". G. Neal. s5SIsS ia feet At southw IS,
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Dry Goods REVIEW.

a
I. NEW YORK. Dec. l3.-Hirhc-
sctiGs and :ur,hcr restrictions mpon
production due to coal shortage Nae
: occa stoned still higher prices Tor cot
ION goods Sales have been OF rnodor
has induced buyers TO bid Mbcrall. a :
a time when sellers have been dis;nt
cllncd to trade owing 10 tho me-
tainty OF delivery.
= WIDE sheetings have been advanced
terins eis ssies goods; per yard Seat
sinShafns. dcnims. nanncls and shirt :
ing chambrays have been made al ad
,'vances varying from 3 cents TO cents
per yard over agents last prices Ton n
new season. -
=; Print cloths have gone TO the highest
+, levels yet reached. While brown sheos :.
inSs have risen well over 90 cents h
pound. or 90 cents highe rthan tho gov
ishins costs have been advanced 7 per
I have ever been IN this Country N"''
Mills find il diff icult to secure long
staple cotton and cotton of special
Grades New mill building Is increas:
! machnery and buildings, While the
trade. in mill stocks. has been an un-
~paralleled level OF value. Recent
Statements of dividends paid show TINT
i earnings have been large. Prices, ir-
cents Sc cos l3 ga cents; 3sf-2
inch 81 6fs 90 Ia and 81 cents; brown
sheetings. southern standards 20 cents;
:, denims 2.2o: southern indigo 421-3
nominal prints 81 cents; staple cling.
llams - 1-2 cents: at value; dress EtnE-
hams - l.2 and 321 cents: nominal.
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cHANCERY RELEASES.

NJ ID. Nunnully. trustee, to, Joseph \:
TheImcrr. and Henry Rlehards. No 1908
inches west side Twenty second stree. ",
feet north Of r street. December 10. 1919;
81 JGs
!, Jordan l.eake aud II. a. McCurdy;
West Cary street, - feet inches by 100
feet, a., northeast corner Cary and shep-
p1rd Streets. December >. 1919; $3.50.
I.cttoy L. brown et als. to Mollic r. lsbeili
No. 800 Minor Street. 2sxio0 feet south line
Minor Street. s. feet east OF Lamb Avenue.
December I. 1919; $500.
Leroy +: Brown, trustee. to G. A. Perry.
No. 4Sli Nest Cary street ~ feet 3 Ga inchts
by icO feet irreGular) south line Cary
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Street i5i feet 80 inches ca. OF Mulberry
Frank : Richcson and Robert G. BAY
10 1919: 500
Arthur r. CHAPMAN. trustee. to Mrs. Et,a
ShAkcapnArc. I2Nltl feet south line Hazel
hurst :Avcnuc ?2i5s feet .ca:, Of Pleasant.
View Avenue. december .. 1919; Si,45G
Arthur II. Chapman and Alvin b. Hutz.
lcr. trustees. TO cBttic y. Terrell 1Ooxis0
feet cast aldo Hawthorne Avenue 2ts IL
feet iS., .n,orrIh of WestNood Avenue. July Is.
Xf.hur Z. Chairman and Alvin b. Hu,z.
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NEW YORK rKoDUCE MARKEr

NEW YORK. Dec. i:.-Cottongccd oil was
Dafi!y shade higher At the out short
covering and with cotton. but later broke
SHARPLY under a renewal Of outside iiuuids
."n' March sold from :ooj down 10 1870.
close were 81 to - points Sa los 20 900 ,sr
r"l.: brine crude: i,c0n 1850: prIn. sum
ln"c yellow. SPOT. 1875: January. IL. 20 March
.,s5 May .sos: Or me winter yellow aud
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14
CHICAGO OnAIN MAKKrr

~ e no rn mark, today largely result
.Hc isct mat the EovernIDcnt crop
i S9rt MAS Construed as bcarlsh. The close
tn as nervous. at tho game yesterdays
siSm 20 z cents lower. oats gained ,. to
CENTS. In provisions the outcome varied
i.on .. oecllnc 10 L c.n:s sdNamcc.
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Markets

continued From Page Twclve.)
1op les: heavy. I3ioa 1916: medium. isfST
1900 'o"s' i-'"Wi..V' DIGS. lEWW
VAL lio: receipts. 3oc0: compared with "A
., $50 bcef steers and she stock mostly
Girb.rts lower; calves steady and % cents
inSSh,r: beat feeders about steady; others
quarter lower: bulls steady.
with w.: receipts; 1000: strong. compared
80 week ago Killing classes. so cents to
srs "S Sar: aged wcthcrs: gaining less. Feed
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
NAVAL. STORES

SAVANNAH. GA. Do. r. -ru-n.r,i,.
inrn;s - sales =: receipts -0.: ship
Iso.ln. hrm: salcs 49, reccIpis ,te,. .hi,,
re s'i; stool %p.@Cl: Quote: b. d. j.,
i'II: r. ltl5W 2. q. - 99et =; II is >; n =:
!; lGy9gl 1go: H. 49, 81 is.s: +. y !:
VIC. 20.5D. WV aigb ''' ~ I''S :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14
NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET.

inE. HW "a nohk: Dec l3.bseyes. ne trr ID
sn!is. i29ohis.oo. erssycrs 7W32gV Sheep
q m "a, lambs. steady: sheep. 5000, 900: cus.
.I1iboMe'r, lambs. lJ.poG!s.0) cuils ilio T. ~
HOGS. no trading.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14

LYNCHBURQ. VA. Dec. 1S.--'Thc
apartment house fever has broken out
III LynchDurS Several have already
been built and others are being plan
ned. The Riverviow Apartment Com
pany has commenced work on another
100000 apartment which Is to be
three stories ana have twenty-eight
suites. IT Will be up-to-date in all
respects.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14

sp,>,e, petersburg. Va Dec 10 iblh
".,AAElSH: Farmers stock. Market steady.
't !,al NiAS: farme-s' stoca Mar.ct steady.
I,a.cf Jumbo. etc Der POUND
F.1.ra prime. e. per 10.
ir!inc. ~. per liz.
sHcIllnS stocIs &C TO 40 pa- IN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14
NC.a ON ,rrin ,a Culf paIn4.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. l3.-NC.l. the
naval seaplanc. which was the first 10
cross the Atlantic. Will leave here
Tuesday for Galveston Texas. and
make trip 10 Gulf points. Lieutenant
y: &. Read said here today when he
addressed the Association OF Com.
"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14

election. but.<thc proposition to Issue
S30o.00v OF bonds for market house
improvements and tor parks was do
featcd by tho people.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14

Ter. trustees. TO Bette s. TERED iosx,,s
feet cast side hawthorn" Avenue ZIG Il feet
.n,orIh OF Wcstwood Avenue. July Is. 1919.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14

~ loRk, De- With dtslinas on q
mGtcrateN large -ra.c, prices Oh tho curl
i.nh. worker 20 s.xhtv higher ievei. d1..
~ 'he hEst hour on buying from shorts 1
.Ndn4nG.s We. g"ncr1l!y fractional. but in
S"h" cases thcy reacted hiCh a. poiu,s I
Intc'n1iioha' Petroleum was in good de.
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DnY GOODS
NEW YORk bs,.

49,, ~ ioHk pee. i3.-Cotton goods toda y
we're aulettf with sin. tendency .hnry
~ more frequent offerings of Il, 10 con
80. arms were hrm Knit goods we're
goods were hrm. D'ess
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Retter Schools, but No parks.

" 'ItOANOkE, VA, Dec. l3.-Roanoke
goes II strong on better schools and
schooling facilities. but draws a line
- on improved markets and handsome
parks. The bond issue for schools.
. 100000. was carried In the recent
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PRICES Or BEEt CUTS.

r..,, Richmond. Va Dec H. 1873
quotations YESTERDAY showing ,be ,hhi.
<a!e prices u beer cut. follow:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14
PETERsByha PEANUT MAnKrr.

NEW Yot,E mo-
RIO .. l5'.. santos Is. 25i "u'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-15
COMMUNITY SING
Last For Season Will be Given Thurs
day Night in Christ Church
Nard

TIE last community sing of the sea-
son will be given Thursday evening in
Christ Church yard. Home talent will
contribute the music and instrumental
numbers will be given by the Claren-
don Band, formerly the Indian Guard
and Clarendon Bands which recently
consolidated.
A song leader will be in charge of
the singing.
Such II important factor is COM
npun:ty singing is the eyes of the gov
ernment that~ under the War Depart
ment official song leaders are retain
ed for purpose Of conducting sings
once week for their employees AMI
one of the largest department stores
IN Washington has obtained from the
War Department permission to have
one of the song leaders. once a week
conduct sing for the employees of
the store.
The first community sing given in
Alexandria was in April 1918 by
Kenneth w Clark who being an in
innate friend of Mr. Fostick was large
ly responsible for promoting the sing
of the army.
Under the auspices of the Cameron
Club the first sing was given al
Christ Church Parish Hall. Then fol-
lowed series of songs conducted BY
Gordon Reese who, with the famous
band from Quantico, firmly implanted
the desire in Alexandria for COM
! munity Sings. Since then Mr.. Van
Vie of the War Camp Community
Service Club has gladly furnished the
song leaders and Alexandria has had
marw delightful song tests during
the summer months.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-15
Is Booked at Torpedo As
sembly Plant Wharf at
: Cameron Street
RECRUITING MISSION
Boat Open For Visitors From ! Till
) p. Mall are Invited TO Inspect
Boat.

The U. S Maury torpedo boat de.
stroyer of the latest type is in Alex
andria at the torpedo assembling
plant s:rd is open for visitors from
1 urti 5 p. m.. and it . announced
by Lieut.. CcMnanlG Benjamin
pcrlman. tnat the beat will remain
here for several days.
The Maury expects to enlist a
large number of young men in this
service. Enlistmerts may be made
on b3ald for service on this partic-
ular boat.
The Naury vas placed in commits
sion about year ago and has
travelled extensively. On the Allan
tic coast men Of war were conveyed
and She acted as a transatlantic
mercantile convey. For three months
she was operated from Gibraltar and
during the last four months she had
been in the .Adriatic. While III the
she viscited Algiers,
Venice. Trieste, Athens, and Con-
stanttinople.
T'ie fall complc9en: of the Maury
il III men ana those who wish to
enlist in the navy VI have an op-
rortun'ty to join her crew. The
maximum speed of the ship is 30
knots developed by Curtis steam
turbines. Her armament comprises
four 4-inch guns, two anti craft
guns and y of the latest typ, ter
pedo tubes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-15
LYNCHES TWO MEXICANS

Pueblo, Colo. Sept. 13.--At 9:3S
y. m., Saturday night Il mob CT 200
citizens held up the jai!er Of the
city iail. removed thercfrom Santcs
Ortez and Jose Gonzales. Mexican
murderers, took the covering men
to the outskirts OF the city and
hanged them to bridge girdcr.
Ortez and Gonzales early Satur-
dav morning shot and killed Jcffer-
son Evans, aged sixty, member
of the Public police force, when
the officer attempted to arrest them
after they had made threats OF
starting race riot in the Pepper
Saucc bottoms" the Mexican and
negro quarter Of the city.
The Mexicans had been drinking
"chec" and told railroad men that
thev were going to start 4 race riot
here.
When Evans attempted to make
make the arrest Gonzales fred point
blank and as the officer sank to MS
knees Gonzales fired again. Inc
officer died soon after.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-15
Edward Duncan of Board of
Supervisors Of Alexan-
driaS County Notified
APPOINT A COMMITTEE
Alexandria Chamber of Commerce Al
so May Help in Completing Alex
andria- Washington Highway.

Edward Duncan, of the board Of
supervisors of Alexandria county
has received letter from tht
Washington Chamber of Commerce
regarding the roadway under con
struction between this city anc
Washington which was presented tc
the Washington Chamber Of Com,
:nerce at their last regular monthly
meeting.
In the LITTER which. is signed by
A. E. Seymour. secretary, it is sta
ted that the board authorized the
president to appoint committee
of twenty-five members to take up
this matter, thoroughly investigate
the situation and report to the
board.
It also was stated that the COM
mittee be made up as largely as
possible from business men who
have more or less interested in the
completion of this roadway from
the fact that they use it in the
transportation of goods of various
kinds.
Mr.. Duncan is assured that he
will be advised of any action taken
by the committee or board of direc-
tors.
The Alexandria Chamber of Com
merce also has been asked to assist
in the completion of this roadway
now in course of construction.
All but II miles has been. com
pleted. In it's letter to the Alexan
|. dria Chamber of Commerce recently
the county authorities stated that
the county funds were limited and
that unless funds were augmented
by contributions from firms or COR
porations who are extensively using
this highway, it would be impossible
for the county Of Alexandria to
continue the Improvement. The
road is on the Alexandria Washing
ton. turnpike from the north en-
trance to the property formerly be-
longing to the New Washington
Brick Company and extends to Four
Mile Run power house.:
The Alexandria Chamber of Com
I merce requested Capt. George H.
} Evans, business manager, to COM
[ municate with firms using trucks
over the road and solicit contribu-
tions for completing the highway.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-15
Contest Ends Yesterday
When They Trim Cardi-
nails by Score Of 6 to 4
POOR EX III IBITION
Local Team Exhibited Signs of In
sufficient practice-Playing of Drei-
fus For Home Team Feature.

The Clarendon Athletic Club base
bail team won the Northern Virginia
Amateur Baseball Championship By
defeating the Carfina! Athletic Club
nine by to 4 score yesterday.
The game was poorly played aEl
anin.eresting. The Cardinals playir~,
was ragged, dropping easy flies, slow
ness in base running, and poor iudg
ment while at bat caused their de-
feat.
The want of practice by the Car
,tinals was shown, and it vas tn
duty Of every player on that team
to have pracb:ccd during the pas;
week, knowing that they had an m
portart contest fcr Sunday. One Ia /
on the team was an exception, arl
"Ikey" Carl Dreyfus was The I've
wire whose brilliant aG-arourd play
ing was the feature Of the game.
The playing of the Clarendons was
not of the gold-seal brand, but they
could rot lose when the Cardinals
presented the game to them.
Shorty" Hughes umpired in a fair
and conscientious manner and no
was made by either team
against his decisions.
The Cardinals will now chang u
the fiddle and the bow and lay down
the shovel and the noe" for the 1919
baseball season.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-15
VETERAN MlAL DRIVER DEAD.
"Jack" for Twenty Year
Hauled Mail.

John Br.wn, bette knowr rs
Jack. fn: more than twenty year:
.:river oc the mail wagon hatwee"
he postofice and the railway sta
tion is dead.
Jack died at the Alexandria Hos
pital yesterday afternoon. He hal
been in failing health for a long time.
He was 81 years old and unmarried.
Jack was native of Ohio and $
far as known had no relatives in th:;
section of the country.
About twenty years ago, when tt r.
old ST. Asaph race track was runn:n
Jack" came to this section anI al.
ser the horses left "Jack' decided /,
make Alexandria his home. He az
ccpted position with the late Jamc
Patterson as driver Of the MAIL
wagon and had been steady ar
faithful employee. Since the dcat1
Of VI. Patterson he continued in til;
capacity with Wilbur Baggett, VIII
at the present time has the con,
tract.
The body of "Jack" was taken "a
Wheatleys chapel and prepared fc'
burial