Evening Star Newspaper, February 1, 1928, Page 9

THE EVENING S —————e e —— RALEIGH HABERDASHER—1310 F STREET—W ASHINGTON'S FINEST MEN'S WEAR STORE — o —————————————————— e ———————————— They go on sale tomorrow, 8:30 a.m. Eighteen Hundred “RA LEIGH SHIRTS $195 Former values to $3°° They are exceptionally fine shirts! Every one bearing the Ra Leigh label—your assurance of utmost quality. Plain and self-figured white broad- cloths; white oxford shirts—plain or jacquarded. Woven madras in stripes and jacquard figures or printed and woven colored broad- cloth shirts. Collar attached or to match; soft or starched separate collars. All Sizes—All Sleeve Lengths Raleigh Haberdashe 1310 F Street o *Sole Agents. American Furniture Co. “A Store for Everybody” 512 Ninth Street N.W —featuring 10-Pe. Genuine Walnut-Veneer | We Believe You Will Agree With Us— This suite is a most unusual Value at this special Sale Price—We will appreciate your inspection and opinion of what we believe the greatest Value we have ever offered in Dining Room Suites—Come no obligation to purchase unless you are in and see for yuurse]f pcr{cc!ly satisfied. The suite consists of corner cut extension table. 66- inch bufier. china closet with portable shelves, server. ir 'And {}VC gucfi' ('hal's Wilh flllp scats “nvercd in your choice of leather, jacquard or tapestry. The entire suite of extra heavy walnut veneer, ele- gantly styled and substantially constructed. We $ armch 150 $5 Cash $5 a Month Confident That This Suite Cannot Be Duplicated for Less Than $200 | Oldest Inhabitants of the District of TAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1928. »E Y R. Milburn of Milwaukee, and two daughters, Miss Mary E. Milburn of this city and Miss Emily 8. Milburn of New York. He also leaves two grand- children, Funeral services will be conducted at the home Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment will be in Rock Creek Cemetery. REV. PAGE MILBURN CLAIMED BY DEATH Former Pastor Here Suc- cumbs to Long lliness—Fu- neral Services Friday. PUE S Births Reported. The following births /e heen reported to Health Department in the past 1 2 and Catherine A. Holso nd Corinne [ Stewart, lm\i' and Mavbelle . Culline girl L and Jennie A anbin. v I and Mary L. Himphrey. boy d Catherine Smith. bov Grorge L. and Margaret F. Swindefls. eir! Thomae and Edna M. Wood. girl Thomas and Anna Sakadales girl ¥ v L. and FEfe K. Patrick gir! S L A G and Alice M. Mitchell. boy nd M ¥, Schwarz. boy and Gladve M. Crane. boy Robert W and Anna M. Darr. boy. Frineet W. and Lillian P. Howard ir. Erneet W, and Lillan T s, Nnthaviel and Alles Snogden. £ 'and Meatrice B, Davia hov nd Agnes V. Wa Kk bhoy Rev. Page Milburn, 71 years old, former president of the Baltimore Con- | ference of the Methodist Episcopal Church and former pastor of three local churches, died at his residence in the Falkstone Courts Apartments yester- day. He had been in failing health several years. Dr. Milburn's last assignment was at the Woodside Methodist Episcopal Church and he had made his home in this city since retiring from active service in the ministry in 1917. Prior to then he had filled the pulpits at the North Capitol and Union Methodist Episcopal Churches bere. He had heen a member of the Baltimore Conference for 50 years. ‘Was Native of Capital. * Dr. Milburn, a native of the Capital, was a member of the Assoclation of boy ported. ast . Capitol st United St The fallow s Health De: he fealin 1 o Youneaman. 82 anita = } %3 Tnited States”Soldiers @8_St_Elizaheth's Hospital 2500 G st Walter Reed Hos- otilunzo oldiers Ira G. Phillins. Home Hownital Mare €nlliv Charles F. Dilger. Mary A. L. Smiil [ Cnivarsine Hosn G Muller. AR St ¥ivian K Johnston al PR ter & Schurman e Hoanit ] e W Rothers 11 T B weiaht, 78 016 Linnren: Marlow. 68 Home {0 8 iam H Brown Elizabeth's Hos nitat Qe Brocmhead Tiiree Wond. abeth's Hosnits i Hos! Fli 5 Walter Res Columbia, the Society of Natives and : the Columbia Historical Soclety. He 35} enirontedtenalb; also was a member of Hiram Lodge of Masons here and the Hiram Chapter. Royal Arch Masons. He was the son of the late Benedict | and Mrs. Martha Page Milburn. He | received his preparatory education here and later was graduated from the old Columbian College and then Princeton. Dr. Milburn received his early experi- ence in preaching as a “circuit rider” in Maryland, serving at many of the smaller churches in the rural districts. Besides his assignments in this city he had charges in Baltimore and Prederick. Dr. Milburn was at one time presi- | dent of Kee Mar College, at Hagertown, | Md., and was professor of biblical | studies at West Virginia Wesleyan ' College. Wrote Methodist History. A frequent contributor to church periodicals and other publicaticns, the minister was especially known for his work of writing a_history of the Mecth- | odist Episcopal Church South, which appears in volumes compiled under the direction of the late Bishop Hurst, under the title of “The History of Methodism.” He is survived by his widow. Mrs. Nannie Redin Milburn: three sons. Joseph W. Milburn of this city, John R._Milburn of Cleveland and William 1 10th st “ Azed ne 50 st redmen’s Hospital T8 14th Tuherculosis Hosnital [ Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been issued to the and Mildred V W. Blackwell and Josephine M 'are. both of Salt Lake City. Ttah Walisr L. Mundie and Ruth Hagedon. wth of Raltimore James F. Mundie and Marie I._lLancyher F. King and Bessie Burroughs Rill_and Celestine Matthews Jordan and Mary B. Breant orton of this city and T of Forest G ner and Anna Bohle both B. Campbell. ir Lenz * Byron Tam Henry Robert H Parker Th of Baltimore George Fautde and Martha H_ Scatz Rohert 1. Willoughby and Anna T. Fyfe Harrv Airxander and Tda Wilson Josenh Kenneds and Gertrude L Stephen H. Caldwell and Mary riste F. N more both of Ri E chmond — FOUND. e downtown section Reward. Room 403 2100 Mase_ave 8 “H, tonaz In old z0id wettine: Sundas. ihat. bel. Shenherd and Park rd. " Col OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT AT |hnqo EISEMAN'S, 7th & F & — Gepn TRl At 28th.” Phone Atlantic 3414. Re- Back_ male_name bro Jacko : loat downtown: no collar. Reward Clarendon 101-1-1. DOG—Liver and white setter. and tar. No. 18790. ] on January Jarmary 31: Rewart | to E———— — — ] Dyed Mourning Black In 24 Hours Carmack DryCleaning&DyeingC 0. 6 Dupont Circle . W. @ Epit7. Toat Taat week o Reward. Atlantic 3] nBladen 2469 18th St. N, Franklin 523 Columbin 636 Perry & Walsh Morticians Private Ambulances 29 HSt. N.W. Main 984 i< Thorn - rimmed] _and _flan. - Carter ' General Land Ofice. Igte: TERRIER, wirehairad . white | B curly hair: red collar and no tas. Call i’ B MAN POLIC! \az No & menta neton_ NK BRACE Y iannnires hetween nd Wondward & Lothrop ard F. A, Murrav. Main 8904 TOG__answers o tam Wolt | ation Tuesday morning. Phone E—Jlrm»‘n- i i ol i {Mi mo inder lente or iclephone address i aahier Grace Dodge Hotel. Rewar: POCKETAOOK _brown leather intisled M oD Edontained nersonals No manes On Bt Reward 335% 10th st 0w Adame | 10: i T POLICE _BADGE. No. A8, Return to | 11_Polica Station o R and | “traved from Bethesta | Cards of Thanks. BAGBY. We wish to express our thanks 1o onr friends and nelehbors r Kkind intereat and beautiful floral offerings fluring the'flincas ang ot the death of our oved one. S i THE FAMILY. * CLARK. Ws wish to extend to our rela- tives ueighbors and friends our heartfeit thanks and appreciation for their expres- wors of sympathy and heautiful floral tributes at _the death ol our brother. WILLIAM CLARK, We especially thank the “Rev. Sirs Mitler. Chichester and_the ‘choir SISTERS. GERTRUDE AND LOUISE. ENT. Wo wish to express our thanke our friends and neighbors 1 rest and beautiful floral offerings at the death of our loved one. MALISSA A HER HUSBAND. SON. MOTHER AND SISTERS, ¥ N WATERS.” We wish to thank the relatives Triends nizations and Rev. Henry J | Hooker for their kindneas. synipathy and reiod floral tiites'at e tecent death af ‘onr beloved hitshand othe EnWARD 3 WA [ather and brother | THE FAMILY. Sydney, host of other relat al on Friday. Fentuary b from People's Seventh Day Church, 10th ang V. nw friends invited Ergeat Jarcis Co.'s Weat Ene parlors’ 2Hth st and Dumbarton On Tuesday. no. MARSHAL twin infant n “of John M. Baines of 1415 Wehster st. n.w terment private. Thursday. February BALL. Devarted this life on Wednesday. February 1 12 at his_re. denee. HENRY % BA L ‘ed hushand of Mary P. Ball ared Notice of funer here- | Afier | IIII\KVI:\?. iiab Diwve) Januarv 31 ROSS HAINES and Charlofte Boirm al hereatter anuary 31, 1928 at Homeopathie” Hospital < heloved hush: | Wl ot Mars Notiee of Tan BROWN. On Tuesday B0 am at the GROVER " BRO Fva F 3 0 vears . Fune New ' York av 2t 5 m 0 Sttend! ters | tiary Relatives and {rierids invites Interment at Cedar Hill Ceme. | Expires at Family Home, Follow- | ing Long Illness. Mrs. Rose Heany O'Hanlon, 37 years | old, wife of Patrick J. O'Hanlon and a | native of this city. died at her residence, | No. 10 Grafton street. Chevv Chase, | Md.. yesterday after a long illr She was the daughter of the late ... and Mrs. Thomas Heany. | Mrs. O'Hanlon had long been an active worker for charity and was a nnally and Iala F. Whitte: | member of the board of St. Vincent's gsSEX. Departed this life January 29 1928, Orphan lum. Besides her husband. she leaves a daughter, Miss Irene O'Hanlon. and two | sons, Gordon and Thomas O'Hanlon. | Funeral services will be conducted in | the Church of the Blessed Sacrament | Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. Inter-| | ment will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery. | FUNERAL_DIRECTORS. rul Director avd | |3 WILLIAM LEE._Fi mbalmer. Lt in_ connection. Commo- Modern Cremutor v | ate_nricen_ w12 Pa « ALMUS R SPEARE Succeeding *he original W. K. Speare Co 1623 Connecticut Ave. Potomac 4600 | 14th & Spring Rd.. Ngol. 464 "Herbert B. Nevius | Funeral Home York Main_2608 " Timothy Hanlon 641 H St NE Phone L5843 | Wm. H. Sardo & Co. | Private Limousine Ambulance Lincoln 524 9 | w Name and & L] « i T rarg 3 Aress on “colinr lease notify ( Twin_Oaks. Woodley rd. Reward ¥ red-besded containing small comb and $60° on B st. between 18th and 19th. Tuesdav. Call Bradler 474. e d ;‘Fn-:—'aw-i Teather, with vellow band iesdar afiemoon on E ot nw . between Sth and 7l Franklin 1888 Ryan Service De! | . s1a H RINGS—Two rings disappeared fro 26, 1882 Columbia rd.: ane lars in diamond and platinuim setting in_diamand ‘and platinum setiing Most Modern We keep abreast of the times with the most modern equipment. A» 2 result our service is ihe last ‘word n"efMiciency. Funeral parior. private ambulance And lvery \n connection James T. Ryan Funeral Director 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. Telephone Atlantic 1700-1701 ey When 1 Went to France I had little business Sunday night ATST tan chiffon Rewan! if re | corner 18th_and 8 tnenad_to 1783 18th, white gold: Gru r C14th " and t, 1310 W ot _se. Linc. 805! | WRIST WATCH—Gruen. sold | back “Rossel to Alyne"; 2 weeks [Chevy Chase Theater. Wisconsin ward | WRIST WATC | Monday “m. Re: nd velvel n.w ‘Phim hen I Returned From France I had less have been back | have b Sinee | iness (o & polat wsually obtained it this gnly thruyeh years of olfert. My o ecees fo due (o low briges and conscien o n " The carrying the slogan *'Complet e Halr e id-time Undortakers. Frices™ have broueht mans satiafed patrons. $300 anerala $125 Funerals $150 $75 o ke B85 All materials used in our funcrals are of the best quality. W. W. CHAMBERS CO. 1400 Chapin St., Cor. 14th Col. 432 Dreal's Migtory of the ity of Waghington and Digtrict of Columbia NOTHER well known Southern Mecthodist Church is the Emory Methodist Church, located at 6104 Georgia Avenue. wi 1 . Jhe This church was organized v 1832, and when the Meth. odist Church split over some of the issues of the Civil War, B_ — ______sspg AMERICAN FIRST ™ ——— ERICAN FURNITURE COIp 512 BUILDING NINTH STREET, N.W. S e — T~ E ANDF 8T8, — WASHINGTON’S LARGEST FURNITURE STORE Experienced Advertisers Prefer The Star ¢ Emory M. E. took the South. ern side, and is the one South- ern Methodist Church in the of Columbia whose ation antedates the States. It stands on the site of historic old Fort Steven PA 438 Tth N I er 113 SEvENTH ST AW Main 2473 JOHN R. Co 17 10Mn St N W 4 Automohile Service Chat W YR LN N300 . TALTAVULL By ‘luxg\yu oFrIcE. - CHAS. S. ZURHORST wne Lincaln T, F. COSTELLO Joseph F. Birch’s Sons | I1SAAC BIRCH) 3034 M =t TRy V. L. SPEARE CO. "R WRIGHT Quick Dianified Eficient Service 4. TALTAVULL. Mer W - 201 EANT O ll'“llt.:il 24 N_Canitor St NORTH 797N N AW Uhone weam v8 (e auccessurs Of not connectec Formerly 910 F St N.W resented JAMES R DURITY. E 900 Bladensburs Rd La . BLACKIST 1407 H Beautiful Floral Designs, $5 and up CALL MAIN_¥T0? “Prompt Aute velivery Servive e X Dreas Vo iNeX ielB ¥E |Gude Bros. Co. 1212 F St GEO. C. SHAFFER Our Only Store, 14th & Eye It’s Easy for one to make the right selection when call- ing us v what the complete price for he knows just Il be. Anywhere from 25 up. EAL FUNERAL HOME "For reference sk your neighbor 816 n sTRELY NE OHANLON izntlu UE. On Monday. Janu ARY A, beloved wife of ward ¥. $hugrue. Funerai h Tenidence Ban Critiendn . on Thursday _ Februa Lenden Reurem, mass at- <. Gubr 9 oclock. latives and fr Interment Mount Oliver Cemetery. SHUGRUE. The Ladies’ abriels Church wii em of Mre. WARY A 3 Crittenden st. n.w. on Wedinesiay. Fehry- T 3 o " ranie the ofre of the. deaq MAGDALINE KRAFT. Prefect. . Beaths. BROWN. On Tuesday. January 11,1 am.. at her residence, @ LENA "M. JACKSON BROWN Eugens F. Jackson and niece ot P."Chandler. Mre. M. A. Harr Joseohine Richmond and * Mra. Eugenia Thomas ~ Funeral from Metropolitan Bap- tist Church. Friday. February 3. at 1 p.m Friends Invited. BROWN. Depated this 1! T at ¥ 30. 1928, the late fe at 2 am. Feh camen's Hospital JvL age twenty yrars, beloved dangn of Clinton and ‘Alice Brown_ sister of nna Holland (nee Brown 1 She leaves | ‘motirn their loss a host of other rela- | ex and friends. Notice of funeral later. | Denrted life We Fehruary 1. 192 “007 M st nw. THEODORE vd son of Emma Brown and I yand ‘ol Pearl Brown. He alw leaves | Bildren and othsr relatives and | Notice of funeral later Officers and members of Morning ‘odge. No. 40 1 B. P. 0. E. of W are herehy notified 16 meet in 4 se of worrow Wednewiay. February ‘1 L RKmm for the vurnse of area for the funeral and burial of our deceasad brother. THEODORE A1, services to be heid Su 571078 at 2 pm. at h. 23rd st between 2 Officera_and Columbia Lodge. No. #3° Foreat imhia Tempie nt. By o Atiest FRANK A L FLOYD ¢ PAYNE BRYAN. i MRS, iss MAUDE BURCH Ser Suddenly. on Monday. January 30, X at 420 h.m rarfiel Hopial DMAS F. telov of Michael and brother of Mrs, " Marguerite Yan be seen at Gaw 1730 Pa @ s Thursday - Fehriary Tom ! "Gea Jer's. thence 16 St Gabrie] Catholie :f;’wnh’mulh':n‘munk will re said at 10 o srment at Rock Creek Cemets Frinds invied 1o atiens, T Cometey. AU Denarted th life Jarmary 2 810 pm. Mrs MAY. ate Bouben Simima "She ko ains daughters. Mrs. Victoria this ! T Mary Kern and Dant Remaing e - finesat arior Trienas H and A o i | snvoss, nter “siMmoNs On_ Wednesday merai ' lates - P g Sunday. b ANKIE Burke. Notiee K the late Charies funeral hereafter BUTLER. Tuesday at her i3 life on 145 am this Depar 3101 at ted 31 10 George Baum Jonn Duckets, it Dunmore Sundas Januar Mry. M tesnolds ner of A N, On Sunday. J 2 Reu t Falls Church. 'V it at St. James' Cemets COOLEY _ On Thursday. Jan: at 1030 am. at the Ruppert HENRIETTA A. CQOLEY, beloved of Leander B, and Dr. D. B. Cooley &lst voar. Remains at’ Nalley s “funeral parior 171 11th st dat February 2 lev « tuneral parlor Friends irvited. Interment Prospect H denee i WOWALLER Beit izabeth R lor. " Elizabeth Ruff ‘Waller CRUMP. on Thursdas. Feb r7m her late remdence Potomar Tnterment_at Alexandria. Va ¢ January 30 rdence. 1008 O st. nw ved wife of the late W Thursday. Feorua at'2 pm ohn R. Wright Co. funeral pariors h st nw. Interment Congre sional Cemetery o Monday. Jamu sto0 Hosp. Rel. Titd. " Interment | Cometers " With m | YATES. The Joan Assoriation “amnoun. er WILEY Y “at-arms who tervay B. CURTIS. Re at Tuberculows Hospital, ROBERT. the be- oved hushand of Ida Wall Essex of 635 Pickford nl. n.e. He ieaves to mourn their loss a loving wife two brothers. one sister 3 Host of other relatrves and friends al Thursdas. February 2. fror funeral homs 467 ock ~p.m. Relatives ar friends invited. Body may be viewed after | 10 o clock a.m. Wednesday. February 1 | Ofcers and memhers of Morninz | Lodze No o40. L. B. P. 0. E. of W.. Totified to meet in s sesmon Wednesday February 1. 1028 at the purpose of “arranging for the funeral and burial of our late de- ceased brother ROBERT ESSEX neral services to be held Thureday ruary T _at 2 pm. at the funeral par lors of Henry S Washington. located at | Officers and mghe; No. B5: Forest' Tt 1bia Temple, No. 427 I3 A LEVIS E B ESSEX. In_che gravesard softly o Thers ihe drwers o . The ‘obe we loved 5 deariy. lent r."* In har lonels AND THOMAS A B NS THOM 4 : 4 N.AND wlu.ux"l.“ o BOWMAN. Tn loving remembra: dear Shshand and WILLIAM J. BOWMAN Iife leven ‘vears 2 1921 No_one knows mr Jonel: 2ARd how Tong hato-hevn for T AND SO my father, who cenarted thig ncay ; 4 DANNER. On Januars 31, 1228 | Oxon Hill. Md [AM GETZENDANNER. Jr. azed beloved son of the late William and danner. Funeral from H. M funeral parlors. 1 y. February = at Ceme o sadly mise you. very dfllr’ ot of thinking Tresence near, Mari Padzett on Thur. mant Conzressional and friends 1nvited, Like ivy a0 a wit When other t: ove for vou th Al 12O N ind B ‘rother Ada Lo “Tarlor and Heien | octor. in the twenty-fourth year of his | CLARK. Ir cad ~emembrance of our beioved agy, Juneral from” his Inte e ce. "\;'“N;d and father 'l:HD!;AS F_ CLARK. 7501 § 1 " . Fehraa - o s ife v E i s and friends 1 today. Feb L T e May be rest in Deace. 3 - | n a - e e ndmather ELIEAS! Darted this 6L On Monday 3 et H'R_GLENNAN By e Churh’ on Th: oclock. Interment at Mo EVANS. In sacred PR facis this hife o P 1319 1-‘3?» THRET SRS i thes he 3 3 Lors EV. .'::-r;w PRULE - Far back through the wasie years. e e oy oY e tears. (\'ennvn undimmed through this stramge ight of time The love that has ever and mige. “oucd heart SAME 5&% A HAMILTON. Sacred 1o the memery heloved mother and r‘\o!irr-«" law. N J. AMILTON wh, today. Febeuary 1 O mother. smile on w Ask God 1o Jead ThAL we mas, meet Uena swecs av. v HFR DEVOTED N IN.LAW FRANK A ] ILTON. | ROY. _ In loving rememiran-e of our ROBERT HOY who died Fedbruary l"l . ! MAGGIE AND BO3. * | JOMNSON. 1n loving memarv of doar mother. CHARLOTTE JORNS Y *59 & fen years 50 today Fedeu So_low was the vouce o That it &xd mot e But she Seard th Ao At o | HTER 3 oo ATG E. MARLOW. son of{ ILBY. In lovios rememdease Sader. JOS! s Catholic E N w where mam will be Interment Mount Olivet Mart i a Cemeters Departed this life S 1078 THOMAS W Bushand of Minie Ji AND DATUGHTER- P AN S December 31 - Brecens var wite | ~ 8 D low _and brother of N RRYANT N¢ e lLite ome rea We_didnt know We &d not we 1 sar eentape TRE FANILY - dance years age Ia aad amd N i i ®Y Toe o aear mame. 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