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Europe

Europe
Copenhageu, Dnnzig. Revai
and Heisingfors
From New York
May 2s--tjhetopa (i23)
June A-Toiedo Bridge (ic3)
Copenhagen, Gothenbarg, NAL
mo. Stockholm. Riga, Hell
singfors, Danzig. Revai and
From New York
May 31-panola i44)
June 11--Ripon Gsa)
Danxis
Prom New York
June 2--Westbrook (T2)
June i1--EaHt Cape (72)
June 2Jr~Nemaha (TaD
July a-Satartia CTaD
Dunkirk
From New York
June 4-Mckeesport C3s)
Genoa
From New Orleans and
Galveston
June 15--Amer. Press u5S)
Genoa and Naples
From New York
Late May-Cushnoc 900
June s--Prin. Matoika (i5al
June g0-Pocahontas Cf5g)
July 2O--prin. Metoika ii59l
Aug 3i-prin. Matoika (i5a)
Dot i2-Prin. Matoika $3.50
From Philadelphia
Late May-A Steamer t.f)
From Mobile
Maya Steamer (i66J
From New York
June 4-W. Taeook (6e-A)
From Philadelphia
June li--W. Tacook f6o-A)
Glasgow and Avonmoush
From baltimore
June s-Pnlisaties ttIj
Ginsgow, Dublin, Belfast
From New Orleans
Late May--Saccarappa (i3al
Frorn jacksonville
Tar. June-A Steamer (i46l
Coth~nburg. Stockholm, Go.
penhag~n, Malmo. Heising-
gors, Kevel md Dansig
From New York
May Bi--Mason City (sal
June ii--Nor. Bridge ts9)
Greek, Turkish and BLACK sea
Ports
From New York
May 25-Blair (fT)
From Boston
May 3i--A Steamer G52l
Hamburg
from Baltimore
May 24-~Osawatomie tGa-At
May o4-Auhurn fge-A1
May 15-ChicknFnw (T2)
May Si--W. Rhritenn (T2l
June 30--city or Flint (T2)
From Philadelphia
June is--Deranof t69-A
rrom Galvrnton--Tex Ciiy
May 3n-Caino (TT)
May 25-Tekoa tTD
From Mobile
Late Maya Steamer dsel
Prom New York
Juno 2-westbrook (12)
July i3--AlEic (12)
July 2o-v. Emnanusie tT2)
Hamburg aud Bremen
From New York
M,v 2s~Corsou fTg)
Juno s--Chicksssw tT21
From Charleston
May s0--East Sword t2Tl
Hsyr~
From 0alvcstoa Via
Charleston
June West Shore ti2A
From Galveston
May Ai- DauDerata tf24
June is-w. rnhoden Gi2a
July I0-Alalanridgs N24)
July 10-Steadfast tl24)
rrun New York
June Mckeesport t9S)
June fs--East Moon (99)
tsdx--oscoda (3s)
From Cha rieston
Ear. June--Comernn' t2T)
From Wilmington
May aJ--Johnson City (2D
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Coastwise

Boston
PROM Charleston. :. q.
May 24-L. Ellenorah C29l
From jacksonville
Sny 23--L, Eilenorah C2p)
Cristobai. Hnlbon. COrinto.
Ia Iib~rtnd, San jose Dc
Guatrmala, San Prdro, San
Francisco, Oakland and
From New York and Phils-
dcfphia
June Toe. Merchant (i0sl
June--Empiro State tiOd)
Los Angeles, san Francisco,
Portinnd, Seattle
From rhlladelphis
June 1--Yalza (i00l
June 22.-w fsleta (iQOl
July f-ArtiTss 900
July 22-Lehigh Ct0Ol
From Boston
guun t-Iaiza Ci00j
June ib-W. Isleta goo
Juiy i-Artlgns ioM
Iuly 15--Lshigh ti0ol
FROM Portland. Ne.
May 2s-Talza (tOOl
funs i2-W. tniet2 ti00l
June 2s-ArtiRau 600
July l2--Lehigh tio0)
los Angeles. san francisco,
seattle
from New York
June a--Sllver State tl1
New York
from Mobile via Tampa
May 25-@J. Faristell (Ts)
Iuuc S-I. Eimont fTsl
From Richmond
Every Sat. La Arthur rfNl
Port of los angeles. San
Francisco aud Hawaiian
Islands
From Baltimore
June IL Buckeye state rsnl
July Hawkcve State tS0l
Richmond
From New York
Every Sat-. Sterling (tirl
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Freight
Services

Key number In parentheses
following ships name indi-
cntes name OF operating
company In preceding list.
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1i6 Red star line
fSee 8D-Al
q H'way. N. Y. y. G'n $500
IIg Richmond & N. Y. 8. S. Co.
Richmond, Va.
100 Ripley, Daniel. & Co..
Marine Bldg, Galveston.
1sI Rogers & Webb,
11o State ST.. Boston.
1el-A Roosevelt 3. s. Co., Inc.
~ Beaver St..N.Y. I'D. 1855
fee Seabeard & Gulf g. s. Co.
Pr. % II. II. NY. Orch. .s4se
Ie3 Scager =. =. line,
IS Pearl St.,N.Y.B.Gu 3iTo
Ias Sgitcoyich s., & Co.,
Cotton Exch.. Galveston.
Is6 sigsbee, Humphrey & Co.
23 So. VIM. st. Bd. 205@
IeT Smith a Terry. In. d.
IL B'way, n. Y. y. q. 1895
l.s {. All. Maritime Corp.
Munsey Bldg. Washington.
132 Sprsgus, G. H., & Son.
1A1 Milk st.. Boston.
fyG State Marine Co..
Nunsey Bldg. BALTIC.
st. Paul 4sSf.
100 Steele. J.H.w., a Co.. Inc.
2i02 strand. Galveston.
so Broad ST.. ". N
Gao Common ST.. ~. Orr.
40 strachsn shipping Co,
Savnnnah. Ca.
I4i struthers q Dixon.
34J Sansome ST., San Fran.
iag Sudden a Christensen,
ITO Market St, San Fran.
tsee Sid
1ss susqu~hsnnn 8. &. Co. .Ino.
- stone, NY. q. On 2ass
tsee 81
las sNayn~ q Hoyt. Inc.,
$50 snnsons 81, Fan Fran.
I4S Tam. Int. Ocean 8. = Co.
Tampa, Fla.
"a: Terminal Shipping Co..
Keyser Bldg, paito,
g. faul 2pio.
$50 Thorndyke a Trcnhoime,
l.. @. Smith Bldg, Seattle
i51 Tracy. NJ. H., q Co..
u state 81. ny. B.G'n 1883
153 Tro.daie, Plant n rnfonta,
go Charles St. New Orl.
f5t United Am. Lines, Inc,
10 II way, N. Y. WI. 1000
IsG rnitcd Steamship Co..
Galveston, Tex.
i57 u. :. q Australasia line.
Bridge n. Y. .. ON 5esU.
Iss u. 3. a Brazil &. q. Line,
10 Cort. st.. NY. Rec. aie0
i0s y. s. Mail :, 3. Co. Inc.
~ Bway, n. Y. VIII. 400
100 u. 8. Transport Co.,
70 Broad ST.. n. Y. Bd,2Is1
iGs wsirer a DAILY.
i3s broadway, ". y.
Tel. Bowl. Green n5fS
IG5 wsterbouae, w., & Co.
Central Bldg. Seattle
lss Waterman =. y. Corp.
Mobile, Ala.
t6s vessel, DuyaI q Co,
- Biosd ST.. ~. ". Bd.g2s0
jos Geo. ". Wells =. 4. Corp.
80 washington, ST., M. X.
Bowling Green 1868.
fT2 Williams, Diamond & Co,
Sansomc st., San Fran.
fsa Williamson a. Rnu~r~ Co,
az r.. hay ST.. savannsh.
Tel. Be.
rsb Winchester. y. a., n Co.,
Prod. -@ch. n. On 1850.
lTs windward Island line,
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Passenger
Services

hey number in parentheses
following ships name indi
Gates nnmc, address and teic
phone OF steamship cOmpans
In list at bottom of this col
uuin.
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~. >-~~-~-~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
our, ,S1l
! IS! J
!
exssaa&A
.1ss
Operators of
Freight Services.
m 1 The Admiral Line,
~ state S., n. y.
Bowling Green 55e5
tSee 1860
American Line,
lt Bway, n. Y. +. Ci'n $3.50
tSee 69-A)
4 Amer. Metal Trans. Co..
81 Bway, y. Y. b. On 1900
) American shipping Corp.
Jacksonville. Tia.
III Atlantic Transport Co..
Bway. y. \. B. G'n $500
tSee GA
n Bait. Oceanic =. :. Co..
Continental Bldg, BALTIC.
81. Paul 1851.
IS Baltimore Steamship Co..
i ~ Bway. y. Y. Be. o3g9
y 10 Barber Steamship Lines,
II Bat. pl.. y. Y. VIII. 1900
10 Black Diamond =. S. Corp.
~ Exch. Pl.. Rector 1892
90 Rleke, W. A.. a Co.,
SO $. Gey ST., BALTIC.
, ~. Paul $3.50.
% Bull, 4. H., 4 Co.,
40 West st., N.Y.B.G'n 1900
O3ull s. s. Line. 1nc., gtu-
ant Bldg. Baltic, Md
"a Caliaghan. Atkinson & Co.,
~ Bway, N. Y. II. On 1870
q Carolina Company.
Charleston, :. q.
% Clincl,ficId Nav. Co..
~ Broad 81. NY. Rec. 6tl5
81 Clyde Steamship Co.,
Pier 80. N.R.N.Y. sp. $500
tSee 7sl
81 Colum. Pac. shipping Co.
Bd. Trade. Portland. Q.
tSce ii2l
80 ccsmopol. shipping Co,
~ Bway, y. ". I'D. hlbi
600 Hlhernia Bldg. y. Or.
Main CAS-.
III ". Adaras St.. chso.
Ran. ssl5.
3. Cummins, 4. ID, q Co..
iSa :. 9TH 81. Phila.
90 Earn Line Steamship Co,
i39 :. 9Th ST.. Phlia
i a. Elder steel :. s. Co.
80 Broad St., NY. I'D. s9co
a. n. 4. Evans a Sns.
s58 California ST., San Fran.
- EiweIi. J. W. A Co..
II state 81. NY .B.G'n 1850
q Emery. .. -, & Co..
III State ST.. Boston.
a. EVport Steamship Corp.
~ IiWay. ny. Bon 3aAo
IS Export Transp. Co.. Inc,
- Bway, N. u. I'd. afs7.
20 Fox. Victor -. & Co.
Goo w. Sterling. Rac'ver
~ Bway, N. III. WI. 1870
"A France q Can. :. :. Corp,
t90 Fwag NJ II. Rec. $500
Z "a General Navigation Co..
- Bway, N. y BG. T42f
80 General Steamship Corp.
go Battery st., San Fran
!, 81 Globe Line.
az Broad AL. nj III sd GsT4
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! 40 &20
Y9Y y
-
I3y 4
GA Grace, W. H.. d Co.,
Hanover So. y. Il.
(See 1863 a.. G'n 1880
80 Green star :. >. Corp,
120 Bwny, N. Y. B.G'n 2220
sd Harris, Magili & Co., Inc.
So S. VIM. ST., BID 1895
90 Hasier & Co., Inc.
. Bway, ". X. Big n $500
IS Int. Fr-ighting Corp,
Lafeyo Bldg, Phila.
Lombard 1898.
se-A Int. Mercantile Marine.
II Bway. ". Y. b. G'n $3.50
(Ses 2, IL, fiG)
Il Jnhncke Dry Dock q ship
Repair Co.,
New Orleans, La.
az Kerr Steamship Co.. Inc.
~ Beaver St., NY. Bd.610o
20 Lind Nav. Co.,
II Battery. n. Y. wh. 1858
- Los Angeles Pac. Nv. Co.,
Cham. Com, Los Angeles
~ Lykes Brothcrs.
Gldden Bldg, Galveston.
"a Mallory Steamship Co.,
Pr. Ss. Mr.. MY. Spg. $500
tSee 2ol
70 Mallory. g. ~. a Co. Inc.
II Bway. N. Y. Bon $3.50
50 Natson Navigation Co.
100 Mark.t ST., San Fran.
st McAiiisser Brothers.
81 state, N. Y. B G'u 5ATo
50 Mccormick & McPherson.
j03 Market Ct. san Fran
Kearney 26S2.
s3 Mcgee, Charles IT,.
Drexel Bldg. Phila,
a. Merch. q MIN. Trans. Co..
1i4 <. Gay St. Beito.
81. Paul 1890.
81 Mississippi Shipping Co.
New Orleans, La.
50 Moore A Mccormack Co,
Bway, n. Y. =. G'n 1855
81 Manson G. =. Lines,
GT Wall. N. y. B. Cs'n $500
ss National shipping Corp,
% Broad ST.. N. Y. Bd.31t2
20 New orl. q :. a. s. 8. Co.
O. @. Bldg. New orleans.
s7 n. v. q Arg. s. :. Co.,
50 Bway. N. Y. I'D. $3.50
ss n. y. & Cubs ". s. 8. Co.,
TT, wau. ". Y. John 1900
~ y. Y.Srorto Rico SIS. Co.
! Bway. N. Y. B. On $500
100 y. All. & west. :. :. Co.,
III summer ST., Boston.
BeRch $40.
~ Exchange ST.. Portland.
Me.
1870 st. 4th S.. erut
i0l Northern steanisliip Co..
II Battery. y. n. VIII. i1s5
I02 Norton. lilly q Co.,
90 Beaver, y. Y. I'd. 1900
100 Oriental Navigation Co..
20 Bway, ~. y. VIII. $50
los Pacific Mail s. 4. Co,
Hanover ST.. r. ON 1850
i0s Pacific Steamship Co.
" Stn'a ST.. ~. "
npwling Green 1875.
The Admiral line
tS0e ~
10; farr a Jones.
nix. OF Mobile Bla. Mobile
i0s Paragon shipping Corp.
III Corilnndt, NY. Eec. 0i50
III Potter Trims. Co.. Inc,
~ Bway. N. Y. r.. On SSt8
lis R-pnrri z. =. Line, Inc.
pr. ~, NJ. r.. n. II. spg $500
fgrn -0N
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Bremen and Dansig
Erntt, Nc.x Nnr

May 2S-Hudson (l59)
June s-Susoaehanna 900
ivly i3-Hud-on Ci79)
.func lTp--Potomsc ti5g)
July 23-susquchanna (i5e)
July 2S--potomac (ia9)
Auv. 30 Hudaon tl50)
sept. T--susc, >hanna tl5a)
Sept. Potomac ti5a1
Ocr. 2O-@-potornpc G5al
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Europe

Queenstown. BouIogne. London
From New York
May 24-Pan. state (i5a)
.fune Told ~. state (laa)
June y nan. State (15al
July i2--,)ia ~. state dJp)
Aug. PAN. rtAte 15pl
Are. lG-Old ~. State il59)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-11
AMERICAN LEGION
NEWS AND NOTES


The Virginia Department Of the
American Legion having set $4,000
paid-up members as its goal before
March /, every local post throughout
The State is working to cbtain as
many new members as possible. The
membership drive viii be brought to
a close On February p, George
Washington's birthday, and there
now remains little time in which to
reach the goal. Department. officers
are confident that the desired num-
Der Of new members WI be secured
In closing the membership drive
len Wash;Egtton's birthday, the V:r-
gina Department Of the Legion
will celaorate that event with ap-
r-cpr;ate exercises and the initiation
CT the new members in the soldiers
and sailors organization ''for God
and country" Instructions have
beer sent out from department head
quarters in Richmond to all LEGAL
posts suggest:ngg that the proper
exercises be held.
The Virginia Department is also
sending to the local pests fern of
Initiation cermony, which was orig
i:1ally adopted by the Ncrfolk post
!bu- which was fucnd so good as TO
warrant its adoption by ether posts
# they 50 desire. The ceremony has
he approval of Robert 7. Barton,
of Winchester, the department COM
mander. and the eN-ssrvice men
after repeating the preamble to the
corst isution Of the Legion, will reeite
s:The Americans Creed" which is a
Efollcws:
Il believe in the United States
CT America az a government of the
,recrle, By the people, for the PEG
pie, whose just powers are derived
from the consent Of the government;
4 democracy in a republic; Sow
ereisn Nation OF many : sovereign
states; perfect union, che and in
saparable; established upon these
principles CT freedom, equality, jus
t;9e and humanity fer which Ameri-
car patriots sacrificed their lives
and fortunes"
~ therefore believe it is my dtuy
to my country 10 love.it. to support
its constitution, TO obav its laws; to
respect its flag. to defend it against
al! ENEMIES.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-11

in suit to determine this new
point Of international law.
Shipping people in Lontcn were
.astound.ed when they read the
Washington reports yesterday that
the United States would attempt to
keep liquor off British passenger
vessels when near the United States
shores. Students OF international
lew said ii raised an entirely new
point.
"shcr,lst tbs United States have
such powsrs anG intend to enforce
them it would mean our passeE-
ger vessels would have to call at
Halifax, outward bound, and dump
al their liquors there and pick them
NJ on the trip homeward," said a
White Star Line official. :.The only
other alternative would be to be
run >oone dry. which IS hardly like
~"
Other shipping people did not be-
l:eve the United States would at
attempt TO take such actin, but if It
di,. were willing to 90 to any length
TO get an international ruling.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-11

Mr.. Powell says "Re-Cu-Ma is
the best medicine I ever saw. |
wars troubled with Indigestion. |
could no. eat with any comfort
Then I tried one bottle OF Re-Cu-Ma
and j. has dcne me much good. ] can
new eat as | wish without inconven-
fence. I used to be very hungry and
anxious for meals, but everything /
ate made me sick and !. could not re-
sain it on my stomach more than an
hour or So"
Re-Cu-Ma is sold in Alexandria
by the Rexall Drug Store and al
good druggists. Il is gold under an alb
solute fcur-day offer which means
Hat you try Re-Cu-Ma with the IN
ierstanG;rg that if at the end Of four
days you co not show material i'm
provement you can take the bottle Of
Re-Cu-Ma back to the druggist and
he will give you every cert you paid
fer i. There couldn't De d fairer Of
fer. If you are suffering take ad-
vantage of it.
Re-Cu-Ma, through its action on the
liver, kidneys and blood, brings
strength ana stamina &c the entire
system.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-11
Cost CT War Probes
Stirs Democratic Ire

Washington, Feb. 1.-THE House
today staged sharp partisan debate
over the cost CT the Investigations
INTO the conduct of the war engineer
ed by the Republican majority, and
j. was developed that already the eX-
ranses Of the investigating committee
have exceeded 100000.
Representative James F. Byrnes, OF
South Carolina, memoer OF the APP
preparations Committee, said this
sum was but starter and that there
are unpaid obligations no one dHres
to estimate"
Criticism Of the fact that one Of
he Investigating subcommlttees, conn
pr:s;ng three lawyers, had contract
ell with an outside attorney to as
SIS. it at salary of 100000 per
wear brought on che Of the liveiier
clashes Of the discussion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-11
Trolley Strikes Quiet
State Police on Duty

Albany, N. Y, Feb. 11-Compara-
tive quiet marked the trolley strike
situation in Albany, Troy and NEARBY
cites yesterday, Anticipation Of con-
::nued serious riot:ng in Troy led
Mayer Fleming 70 request Gov. Mil
,er to Greer Stasc police in that city
and today they are on duty.
Practical cessation Of serious dis
orders toGay has deferred tempSrrsa-
lily any demands for st?s ~: IN t.
hs,o local authorities IN dealing with.
> situation that is momentar!ly ex=
Decsed to grow worse.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-11
Dry ShipsMnside L. s. 3-Mile
Limit Puzzles BritGns

London. Feb. l1.-If the United
States government insists en- en-
forcing the prohibition law within
The thee mile limit Ind preventing
ships within its territory having
:ntcx;car;s aboard under seal on
otherwise it likely will find t:e.f
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-11

FOR SALE-,A good room house,
5 acres Of land, barns ard all out
buildings. fine water and fruit. .
1-2' miles from Alexandria on Mil
;tary read to Camp Humphreys.
Price lew to quick buyer. Apply
Carter Brothers. 1918 King S.,
or Mrs. Ellen NJ. Brady, owner,
APO Taylor street, northwest,
Washington. 36-Sc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-11
MOOD

Solid oak block wosG. sl3 cord. deliv-
cred. E. Nj. West. Rc1te No 4,
Alexandria, Va, or call 1872 Alex
34-ip.
FOR SALE-Smai! new bungalow
suitsb!a for ccupio or small family
with CT withour furniture. Low
price. small payment, easy terms.
+. {. Goodnow Company, 7l9 King
street. Phone Y26. 81 &c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-11

FOR SALE-SiN room and bath
house. in good corGition, on North
Payne street. Scme cash and bal
ance like rent. or will trade fer
larger house in city This prop
erty IS worth more than we ask for
it. j. G. LanGers. 1877 North
Fairfax street. Phone 1872. S6-2c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-11

Why not try the Gazette's Glass;
fed Columns? The best market
place in the city
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-11
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION

New and Quick Method for Teaching
VIOLIN, MANDOLIN &: UkULELE
Ukulele Taught in Ten Lessons
Studio Open Mondays and Thursdays
100 to s
Rccm 6 Smith Building 624 King ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-11
He ENJOYS
HIS MEALS

M1'. J. Z. Powell, the Popular
Fireman Of No. 5 Annex
Fire Department, Pcrts-
mouth, Virginia, Tells Of
the Coed That Re-Cu-Ma
Has Done Him. Could Net
Keep Food on His Stomach
Before Its Use. Now Eats
IS He Pleases.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-11

VIE HAVE SOME-Good Propos:-
tons in farms to sci, call and let
US talk it ever. if interested. J.
G. Larders, 127, Ncrth Fairfax
Street. Phone 1872 362c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-11

Pea; toGay's Classified Columns
in the Gazette. Something there you
aoeA, may be.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-11
WE PROPERLY ORGANIZE YoJ

WE PROPERLY ORGANIZE YOU,
Prepare bond ;3sues, negotiate
loans. write prospectuseS, furnish
stock statesmen or test OF salts
ed investors. Booklet and infor-
nation free. See Oscar c. Thomas,
LEGAL representative, National
Metropolitan Bank Building, Wash
ington. D. c. Slip
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-11
LUNCH
Light Lunch at

S HI NJ A y s
Real coffee. ham tcmato:st;uce, and
egg lettuce sandwiches with a gener-
Gus supply CT mayonnaise dressing.
'rIhey Are So Different"
Hot Chocolate. Try and be convinced
S5-1mo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-11
EpAJRiNG
OYSTERS.

Lcnte nSe&son draws near. The time
to TRY some Of Masscy's salt water
oysters shucked in their own liquor
daily. For satisfaction give them .
trial. Fried oysters SOC per dozen. Al!
orders promptly filled.
]. II. MASSEY
Phone 255-J 1911 King St.
33-2Gc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-11

NoTICE-Gent's second hand clothes
bought. Will call. Phone 1897.
Wolfson's Tailor Shop, 307 King
Street. Cleaning, pressing and
dyeing. Good work at reasonable
nrices 294-tf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-11

FOR SALE-At Cottage Park, coy
five room frame dwelling, conven-
lent to electric cars, large barn and
garage in re,,r. Plenty ground to
raise chickens and vegetables. I'M
mediate possession. Apply to John,
D Normoyle, Corner King and
Royal streets. Phone sd. 32-6c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-11

FOR Rents room house, also a
room apartment, and house 1850
Duke street, good garden: Apply
F. Beattie, sos King street. 2S-tf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-11

WANTED-Furnished apartments,
three or more rooms, kitchenette,
apd bath room. Will lease short
0, long. time. Box 500, Gazette
Office 310-tf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-11

WANTED TO RENT-We have
many Inquiries every day for houses
and apartments. Our charge is
small for the service rendered
List your property either for sale
or for rent. T. G. Goodncw Co.,
T19 King street. Phone 926.
3i-4c
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-26
LOCAL RAIL- PLAYERS STILL
MAKE GOOD IN LEAGUES

Six players from this city and one
from South Amboy are still in the
South with league baseball teams.
Ray Handerhan, third baseman and
Bill Flynn, pitcher. are with the
Martinsville team in the Bi-state
league; Charley "Pud' Stinson,
shortstop, is with the Mt. Airy team
in the Old Hickory league: Ed
"Blackie' Regain, outielder and
Rogers, pitcher, are with the Dam
villo team in the Piedmont league:
Mike 500, pitcher, is with the Pet
ersburg team in the Virginia league,
while Andy Jensen, pitcher, is with
the Chambersburg team in the Blue
Ridge league.
Flynn, who recently went to Mar
tinsville. Is making good as a pitch
or batter and outfielder. His add
ton and the stellar work OF Ray
Handerhan, is mainly responsible
for the showing of the Martins
Vile team in their circuit. The Dan
Vile team, as a result of another
slump, is lowering in the vicinity
of the cellar position: S%tinson's team
is in first place in the Old Hickory
league; while the teams on which
500 and Jensen r playing, are
travelling al a good pace.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-26
Y. N. c.. A. GIRLS TO GET
READY FOR BIG GAME

All members and candidates for
the Y. M. c. A. girls water polo team
are requested to report for the prac-
tive to be held tomorrow night. to
prepare for the return game with
the Railway Y. NJ. c. A. girls in the
local pool a week from tomorrow
night.
Judging from the showing of the
local association team in their first
game at Railway two weeks ago, the
Union county team is in for a de-
feat in the coming match.
The Amboy girls went into their
first game against the Railway out
fit. an experienced team. and at the
conclusion of the first half, the score
favored the Union county team, 35
to 0. The visitors staged a come
back in the second half and tied the
score. In the first extra period both
teams scored, while in the second
period neither team registered a
point and the game was called.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-26
HARMONY Nine BEATS
ROOSEVELT FIELD CLUB

Rallies in the seventh and ninth
inning of the games between the
Roosevelt L. c. and Harmony nine
of Roosevelt on the Brady grounds
Sunday afternoon, enabled the lat
ter team to come from behind and
cop the first game OF a series to de-
eide the championship OF the Dor
ough. The final score of the game
was 6-5. and the Roosevelt team led
so UP until the seventh inning.
Thurston and Tony were in tho
points for the winning team, while
Deheart and Cutter mad up the
battery for the Roosevelt team. The
Harmony players collected eleven
safeties. to five by the losing team.
The winning team collected eight
hits in their seventh and ninth in
nings, five doubles in these stanzas
were responsible for the victory.
With this victory tucked away,
Manager A. Skurat of the Harmony
team is more desirious of arranging
a game with the Perth Amboy base
ball nine managed by Joseph Null
len. The Harmony managers offers
July 81 or any other date suitable to
the Perth Amboy management. Man
ager Skurat can be reached by writ
ing to AZ Christopher street. Car
teret.
The score by innings of Sundays
game:
5000 0O4o 2-6 II 8
Roosevelt
0OSo 02o 0-5 5 2