Evening Star Newspaper, February 3, 1928, Page 9

'I‘HT' T\'T‘,.' NG e Q'l AR, WASTITNGTON, D. €, FRIDAY, FEB BRUARY DR. N. F. GRAHAM BURIED. | home, 909 New York avenue, Wednes- - NF. +| cay, were conducted at the residence this afternoon at 2 o'clack. Rev. Robert Cestleman of the Old Fails Church, A ST oL D O Fioanmr | Falls Church, Va.. officiated. Interment chief medical cxaminer at the United | V45 “‘G"f“;‘“ ("‘fi:( CF]I\ellgri\'_ el 3 < Pension Office, who died at his r. Graham, who would have been | States Pensic years old February 9. had been a resi- dent ‘of this city since 1872 and prac- I ! I C a pound ) e L Everything Ironed his recent illness. He served for a num- HIS is an ecconc Dyed Mourning Black s 24 Hours CarmackDryCleaning&DyeingCo. ::fll::mnl Circle 2469 IIRI“IF f.'.‘...l.‘}w. ! ber of years as a member of the facul- l) of Howard University: LIOHN M. HENDERSON DEAD. John Mm(h) rlnrsnn. 60 years old, | native Washingtontan, and for many ars cngaged in the real estate busi- | ness here. died at his residence, 3803 John Florence is survived by a sister, a son, Mis: Andr Henderson of New York, and Ed: Henderson of Boston. Funeral arrangements have not been completed al service that is very pop- e weekly returned spotlessly clean, neatly folded and ironed (by machine) All of it 18 ready to use with the excep- n of fancy pieces. They need little touching up. In addition Everything Iromed our Rough Dry Finish Ryan Service Is Thorough a James T.Ryan Funeral Director Pa. Ave. SIE '\ll.’l"ll\ re Family 10c apicce extra 1700, Military road carly today after a short | = | | hea CLINTO_N J. ASHTON CLAIMED BY DEATH Funeral Services to Be Held To- morrow for Weather Bu- reau Clerk, Clinton J. Ashton, 76 years old, of 1233 Thirtieth street, who served as & clerk in the Weather Bureau for more than 40 years, died at his residence Wednesday after a short illness. Mr. Ashton was born in Baltimore, but had lived in the Capital for 43 vears. In his youth he served in the Signal Corps of the Army and was v to Gen. Roy Stone during the nish-American War. His service in Weather Bureau dates back to the en Gen. Greely was chief of the bureau. He retired last August Mr. Ashton is survived by his widow, Mrs Adela Ashton: a son. Arthur Ed- werd Ashton, and two daughters. M Charles M. Osborne and Mrs. Walter Miller. Fun services a will be conducted his residence tomorrow at 1:30. A. A McCallum of St. Church will officiate anc be in Arlington National at Rev Friscopal will MRS. A. L. NICHOLSON DIES | Funeral Held Today for Native of District. Mrs. Annie Laurie Nicholson, widow of David Nicholson, and a native of this died in the Homeopathic Hospital day. She had been in .(failing 1th for about a year. Mis. Nicholson was the daughter of the late Jehn M. and Catherine A She is survived by a son. W. 8. of Houston, T a brother, omo, and a sister, Mrs. J. A, Shaughnessy. both of this city. She was a membcr of the Eastern Star. uneral services were conducted in John R. Wright's funeral parlors, 133 Tenth street, this afternoon. Interment in Arlington Cemeter; W You Slwuld }Iaw g'[aw{el er / “I cannot enumerate the ) outstanding points of actory which you Complete Cost, 1780-1722 Main Members of the Laundryowners’ National Associaticn enna. Ave. 1101-1109 Raum St. N.E. —We Also Call in Nearby Virginia, 8386 8387 Lincoln §3#: service rendered.” £269 N Paul's | | ucated at Wellesley College. 'BURIAL OF DR. MILBURN. Services for Former Pastor of Three/ Churches Here Held at Home. Funeral services for Rev. Dr. Page Milburn, 71 years old, former president of the Baltimore Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, who died at his residence in the Falkstonc Courts Apartments Tuesday, were conducted there this afternoon, Rev. Dr. J. Phelps Hand, district superintendent of the Washington _district of the Methodist Episcopal Church, officiated. Inter- ment was in Rock Creck Cemetery. Dr. Milburn was a native of this city and had made his home here since retirement from active ministry in 1917 after serving three local pastorates. 1le was a member of the Association of Oldest Inhabitants of the District of Columbia, the Society of Natives, the Columbia Historical Society, Hiram Lodge, F. A. A. M., and of Hiram Chapter, Royal Arch Munns TEACHER DIES IN ITALY. Miss Kate M. Estey Left U. S. Jan- uary 7 in Failing Health. Miss Kate M. Estey, former principal at the Potomac School, a private school at 2144 Califory street, where she taught many vears. died in Florence, Italy, Tuesday, according to word re- ceived here. She long had been in fail- ing health. Miss Estey relinquished her duties here in December, and she sailed for Italy January 7. accompanied by her niece. Miss Barbara Estey. Miss Estey was about 60 and was ed- She was a native of Massachusetts. She lived here. in the Westmoreland Apartments. Besides her niece accompanying her to Italy Miss Estey is survived by a brother, Frank Estey. of Malden, Mass.: two nephews, Asher Hines, a professor of Engiish at Princeton University. and Frank Estey. jr. and another nicce, s Louise Dstey Bn ths chox ted © hirthe have heen Department m - the o Ranche I Barcla Fi Tacohs. hov and Ethel D Brown and Mary Hogoe oy Sheaffer o Digze girl 1 Perry & Walsh Morticians Private Ambulances 29 H St. N.W. Main 984 Private Service Ambulances $4 00 Local Calls W. W. Chambers Co. Phone Columbia 432 Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits Beécause these suits and overcoats were such out- standing values at the original prices, the clearance prices are extraordinary. They’re all from our regu- lar stocks—all desirable styles and patterns—superior woolens and the very highest standards of tailoring 45 Suits and Overcoats, Reduced to %55 Suits and Overcoats, Reduced to #65 Suits and Overcoats, Reduced to #75 Suits and Overcoats, Reduced to ATISFACTORY FITTING GUARANTI and Overcoats $32 $37 42 347 D—NO CHARGE FOR ALTERATIONS Raleigh Haberdasher 1310 F Street INC. A | row FRED H. POTTS SR., DIES. Former w«shingtcn Business Man Succumbs in Winchester. Fred H. Potts, sr,, 53 years old, for- merly in_the restaurant business here, died in the Memorial Hospital at Win- chester, Va., yesterday after an iliness of two months. He left Washington about three years ago and had been in business at St. Stephens City, Va. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Susle An- derson Potts; a son, Fred H. Potts, jr,; four sisters, Mrs. John J. Deviny, wife of the former assistant director of the Bu- reau of Engraving and Printing, and Mrs. D. A. Brodie of this city; Mrs. D, F. Kern of Gore, Va., and Mrs. B. F. Liggett of Winchester, Va. and three brothers, H. E. and B. H. Potts of Win- chester, Va., and Walter B. Potts of this city. Funeral services will be conducted in Winchester tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Interment will be in Mount Hebron Ccmewry ther' Mamage v o Poward F. Welch and Catherine M. Martin th 1. Wilson and Alie E. Ricks. oy Queen and Aenea Johnson Mottellzini W. Munday i 6 fhis city it A Deverik of Ricimond. Va t A. Fisher and Bessie” Smith. both iar iston and Sarah Keene d Helen Zision and Edna M. Md n Butler. Robert 1, Rosemary Enders. Afanzo B Fox and Flzabath 4. Shepherd Morris Gershenson and Franeis L. Ran- Clouse, ke Lea of this city and Cora L. York City izaheth V. Ver- Nortan. ckell Dealhs Reporled Mary B Marces. 00, 4011 V ot Hentietta A, Cooley. St »ra Ruppert Milburn, 71 ) i N 1101 0. Fairmont st holson National Homeo- r Hospital, Ve Hoenital. Hence Hosmital Homeapathie Hos 1113 113 months. 23 Alahama ave, s Grace ot Tutercnlosis Hos ‘e Hospital i monthe. 617 Bel we ne. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair tonight 'and tomorrow. slowly rising tempera- | ture: minimum temperature about 30 degrees. Maryland—Partly cloudy, with slowly | rising temperature tonight and tomor- | row Virginia—Partlv cloudy tonight and tomorrow; rising temperature tomor- West Virginia—Partly cloudy. with | slowly rising temperature tonigh: and tomorrow. | Temperature for 24 Hours. | Thermometer—4 p.m., 40: 8 pm., 34: | 12 midnight, 30; 4 am, 30; 8 am., 26; noon, 3. 1 Barometer—4 pm.. 3038: 8 pm, | 30.45; 12 midnight. 30.56: 4 am.. 30.59; | 8 am. 30.60; noon, Highest temperature, co occurred at | 4 pm. yesterday. Lowest temperature, ! 26, occurred at 8 am. today. 1 Temperature same date last year— | | Highest, 65, lowest, 35. | | Tide Tables. | (Furnished by United States Coast and | reodetic Survey.) Todav—Low tide, 12:1 m.and 12:25 ! pm.: high tide, 5:55 am. and 6:26 pm. Tomorrow—Low tide, 1:11 am. an dv 1:21 pm.; high tide, 6:54 am. and 7 pm. The sfin and Moon. . ;x;’oda‘—sun rose 1:14 am.; sun sets | Tomnrmw—Sun rises 7:13 am pm. sun Condition of the Water. Great Falls—Clear. ther in Various Cities. —_— Temperat | | | ? | | 5:31 | | x»anrxsesax“m sets 5:45 p.m. l | | = 006 today ores Cloudy irrent o ~nu..n, \ Hamilton e D FORTOSFINTMA TS Livene %40 Marviand WLLROLD | with carl Fye ata 0w Rewant BULL FOLD. at ih an tivers vermit b mooey Frank ' 1iTa NCH 0K Wonw KR Win mn L Adanis 238 Rewan Inather sheath. st sy B 4\||- and | Nk W and Wale anawers o n stodan - ram tiee at . Frnuary 3. liberal roward. CULCleveland 4aR0 i Chestiut st N male H Valied wa o bet by very iberal tewand for Wi Geree “Phone DR Liver and whive ssiier. Janiary 3 . A0 " Reward vy Chase white ey Very Clavaland 4das TERRIER n...\-.m\ | hrown carly hair red ol | Fankn e s POCKETROOK ™ W) Wiy bargiee” shell” vy Sitdenia Whernl rewant o Rroup_ et o At eRtion e Call Cleveland 1741 Return to No ot T T ale” Wadiasday TP Mowanl 644 G st we VERAE R old 838 naver Chants Bank & st Co Rewant 1210 1080 Awt Dy we relative Ioiwenn Mot and st Ty Ve NN lween the W helween ST0 TR ww he Germans Oppose Cnlendn Change. GENEVA, Pebruary 3 (#).—The German government today notified the League of Nations that while is favored a fixed date for Easter each year it was unalterably opposed to the revhkm of the calendar to give each year 13 months instead of the present 12. Card of mjanks LEWIS. We wish to extend to our relatis neighbors and friends our heartfelt tha and appreciation for their expressions of F\ml’!llh\ and beautitul floral tributes at the of anr hu-hlnd and father. LV“X o “'l'- enpecially lhank Cary ‘and the choir o THE FAMILY. * Deaths. 1928, at_his w..” CLI Ariington” Ceme: Wedneatag, Fet Above residence Saty 16" ame “Retatices and Funeral Fe v Interment Arlington ¥a- from 4 at . 1928 at Freed. A J the heloved . of John ' Remains 1400 S st_now. Ma; evening. _Febriary aFeprusty 5, fro Frwv o invited. resting. el Kans: the Tate. Charles F. 0 am thence Toaen s wiir e enid LD o'clock Tor i er soul. Relatives and {riend Interment Mount Olivet Cem I3 Cedar Hil funeral hereafier GRAMAM. The D th R G. H. POWELL | GRERNLAND. | |l ehruary 1. 19 home of her o Ans : N \KR"'\'I\) “azed R0 year Lee er: IE San -m'v o Vitel Tereen s Catholie be cailat ® am Dt s fom the Fiost 3 N Josked’ Y Fhuismens Mat v & 1908 at Ner o e i T OMANLON. . On Thiemtar. Januare ROSE HEANY O HANLON deariy "-u\‘ ) 3 i L Tesidene i'v\muv ) he Chirch Foratives amt ¢ AL Bliver Cmetary el s an Watiest rv A W | -m }: James W e hands wis W Frank Juason, | DT “‘ l')" Wonw AN T N Batels Tap o Suiday Few At Rosts ww et Hadfmany Comete v TUBGE Suddenty \\n‘l tay e N{Y s s - R Peheaary > o Y Sw St IR 'luu.'-mu dianond Cemeteiy. requiem Btatbs. hursday € N TURPY inz at the W. W Chimbers fu, 1400 Chapin’st. n w L3 10 Saturday m r 1820 9th st nw Interment at Harmony C pm. How wa miss the welcome footstepe ')l l"- o loved a0 ar hut mot fargotten TN | e TS. BESSIE AND MIL- RAL I‘IRLI'“»(\ Joscph F. | Bu-.h s Sons 4ISAAC SIBCEY \ - \AL\; US R SPEARE Succeeding *he original W. K. Speare Co. 1623 Connecticut Ave. Potomac 4600 S yre At 1908 H st & vra 3t 910 F oot Herbert B. Nevius Funeral Home 4 New Yok A\ W W. Warren Tfltlvull 14th & Spring Rd. Col. 464 " Timothy Hmlmn 841 R St NE sy "Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambu'ance - :.,,“.. e hod Lincoln 524 Frank Geler's Sons Co. 1113 SEVENTH ST N W Main N73 .iOHN R WRIGHT co. I\t-!‘r\“ NW_ vhaee Noes a? T fed M Ry e W W. Deal & Co. _SA R NOLN SR P. A. TALTAVULL LR W \ x - N0 RRANCH OFFRCE T CHAS. S. ZURHORST TOLEANY CAvtTuL SY T F. CmTELlO \\NlW\N LAY, N YRR T e o el Save [ e T S LN CFUNKRAL DESIG . Do Aute Delivery v | Gude B e HIITE St GEO. C. SHAFFER™ “g“\ I‘ll llfl‘\! N BLACKISTONE, Eve Beautitul Froeat De: 1407 H s, $8 and wiia et