Evening star., 1920-01-04
ALEXANDRIA.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, January a.
Seventy-four pieces of property on
which the state taxes have not been
paid today were advertised for sale
by City Treasurer Thomas W. Robin
son, in accordance with the state law
for failure to pay the taxes. The sale
will take place Monday, between the
hours of 10 am. and pm, in front
of the courthouse. 1t is expected that
he state will buy in the property
Many of the delinquents, however, it
is expected. soon will redeem the prop
erty, as the amounts owing on the
various pieces are comparatively
small the minimum being q cents
and The maximum $16.76.
The amount delinquent on all of
the property is $243.52. OF this
amount there are forty-five whites
delinquent to the extent of $177.5S
and twenty-nine colored, who owe
$65.94
The January term of the United
states court for the eastern district
of Virginia, Judge Edmund -Waddill
presiding, will convene Monday morn
ing at II o'clock.
There will be both a grand and
| petit jury at this term. There is a
big docket of civil and criminal cases
| and it is expected the term win last
all week.
Harry c. Glover, thirty-nine wears
| old, died at 2:30 o'clock this morning
| at his residence, 412h Queen street
He had been in ill health for a long
| time. For several years past he had
been employed by H. Bladder & Sons.
HIS wife and three children are living.
! His funeral will take place at
| o'clock Monday afternoon from De-
| maine's mortuary chapel. He was
/ son Of the late Charles E and Mary E.
1 Glover
Alexander welch. sixty-two years
| 500 Madison street His wife and
! several children survive him. His
! funeral will take place at O'Clock
Monday from Wheatley's chapel, and
services will be conducted by Rev
Q. P: Lloyd, pastor of the Second
Baptist Church. Burial will be in
Bethel cemetery.
| Clifton H. Price, son of the late B.
F. Price Of this city, died Friday
! morning in Pittsburgh at ST. Marea-
ret's Hospital He is survived by his
wife, a daughter, two sisters. Mrs.
| James Wood. Del Ray, Alexandria
| county, and Mrs. Kate Hogan Price
Washington, and three brothers, Will
liam B. Price. New York; Milton H.
Price, California. and Albert Price,
The funeral of Mrs Elizabeth Deane
Lindsey, wife of Wallace N Lindsey.
who died this morning at her home
at Braddock, will take place at II
O'Clock Monday morning from Christ
p E. Church. Services will be con.
Quoted by Rev. DR.. w. j. Morton,
rector, and burial will be in Ivy Hill
cemetery.
The International Brotherhood of
Roilermakers and Iron Shipbuilders and
Helpers of America, at it's annual meet
ing held last night, elected officers as
follows: J. A Sampson, president;
Thomas Decker. vice president; Ray
Lambert, treasurer; ]. H. Boyd, finan-
| cial secretary; Al Hurshman, recording
secretary; James Callahan, inspector
! Louis Fournier. guard: c. E. Burke, G.
T.. Justice and j. c. Winterwerp trus-
| tees.
The annual week Of prayer services.
which will be held every night during
| the coming week at Protestant
churches, will open Monday night at
the First Baptist Church. Rev. DR.. w.
J. Morton, rector of Christ p E. Church,
will preach the sermon. The collection
will be taken for the starving chill
dren of Armenia
A slight fire occurred at noon today
| in the basement of the South building.
on the south side of King street be-
| tween Washington and st. Asaph
streets The blaze was caused by an
overheated pipe.
A junior basket ball league will be
| organized Monday night at the Com
munity Center for boys under sixteen
years Of age Those interested are re-
! quested to report not later than s 80
pm