Evening Star Newspaper, March 15, 1928, Page 9

THE EVENING QTA'R WASHINGTON, D. €., THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1928, Goes on Retired List. Maj. Edward J. Abbott, Army Med- ical Corps on leave at White Plains, N. ¥, has been transferred to the re- tired lm on account of disability inci- GROSNER'S FRIDAY ONLY SPECIALS! Tomorrow we offer SPECIALS for the GOLFER—SWEATERS, KNICKERS and GOLF HOSE of the FINER TYPES are reduced for FRIDAY—get in on the day's Regular $14 to SIS GOLF SWEATERS Friday Only $9.75 Coat and Slip- over Styles—a | | IMPORTED FROM SCOTLAND AND ENGLAND. Regular $10 Golf KNICKERS Diamond weaves, small checks and all-over patterns—all sizes in the special DAY ONLY group. ’\, 1325 : $ 4.95 rS roSner 13251% STREET dent to the service. During the World War he served as @ major in the Med- jeal Corps, National Army, and was transferred to the Regular Army in the same grade in July, 1920. He is from New York. S TR EET ONE - DAY ONLY bargains! Regular $5 GOLF HOSE Friday Only $ 2.95 The New Pin Y Checks —f a w n, gray, taupe and black and white. Al sizes. block FRI- PARENTS-IN-LAW ANSWER Mr. and Mrs. Emma Knopp Deny They Alienated Daughter. Mrs. Emma Knopp and her husband, ! Philip Knopp, 1344 Irving strect, yes- terday filed their plea in opposition to | the suit for $50,000 damages recently brought against them by their son-in- law, David H. Wolpofl, 3290 M street for alleged alienation of the affectior Betsy Ross is the name df more graciousness, nates foot discomfort. We 1 as narrow as quadruple A ( triple E (F , as small as size 11, would mean nothing if not that not only reflects your personality, What woman could not be at her best when perfectly fitted with a shoe that elimi- 1 of his um- Laura Wolpoff, - They deny they ever induced their daughter to leave her husband's home with her child and assert that all they did was to grant her a home after she had| been forced to léave his home. The parents-in-law assert that their protection was given their daughter in good faith, They are represented by Attorneys Newmyer & Ki ARCH JUPPORT Style pictured fn black kid, Black <atin, patent leather and brown kidl Al leathers to / shze 11 EAYTER FCOT HAPDINESS an Arch Sapport Shoe but lends it have Betsy Ross Shoes AAAN), and as wide as size 1 and as large as Still, even this complete range of sizes fitted by our able staff of professional foot fitters. - 310-312 SEVENTH STNW. e 85 Years of Satisfactory Service Now—a substantial saving due fo a change in our Spring merchandising plans— Blue Suits $377.50 Made to our order—tHey would ordinarily bring $45 and $50 They were ordered and on the way before we decided upon a re- arrangement of stock—so we shall clear them out promptly. New Spring models, these, well worth their regular prices—and blues, you as popular as ever. know, are There are serges, unfinished serges and cheviots, single and double preci rect in styling and detail. breasted. ision, finished to a nicety, cor- Only Tailored with limited number, but a complete size range, 34 to 48. s CIOTHING SECTION--STREET FLOO R SRR e s 3 JOHN PIERCE MILLER | FUNERAL TOMORROW Prominent Political Writer to Be Buried in Glenwood—Col- leagues to Attend. Funeral services for John Plerce Miller; widely known newspaper man and political writer of this city, who died at his home, 4618 Thirty-eighth street, yesterday, will be conducted at the residence tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. William G. Branch, rector of St. Thomas' Episcopal Church of Croome, Md., will officiate. Inter- ment will be in’ Glenwood Cemetery. Members of the Gridiron Club, of which Mr. Miller was a member, will serve as pallbeare Mr. Miller, who was 65 years, old, was chief political- writer for The Star for nearly 20 years until 1901, when he left to become chief of the Wash- ington bureau of the Baltimore Sun. He served in the latter capacity until 1010. He then engaged in private business and publicity work. Besides being a member of the Grid- iron Club, Mr. Miller also was a mem-~ ber of the National Press Club and the Academy of Political Sclence. District of Columbia—Increasing cloudiness and slightly colder tonight, followed by rain tomorrow; lowest tem- perature ubout 34 degrees. yland—Increasing cloudiness fol- lowed by rain in south and rain or snow in north portion tomorrow; slight- 1y colder in east portion tonight. Virginia—Increasing cloudiness fol- lowed by rain beginning late tonight or tomorrow morning; slightly colder in northeast portion tonight and in- terior of south portion tomorrow. West Virginta—Increasing cloudiness followed by rain or snow tomorrow and in south portion late tonight or tomor- row; little change in temperature. Record for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 56; 8 pm., 5 12 midnight, 44; 4 a.m,, 41; 8 am,, 4 noon, 50. Barometer—4 pm., 2993; 8 pm 29.98; 12 midnight, 30. 4 am, 30.03; 8 a.m,, 30.09; noon, 30.08. ng)mt temperature, 56, occurred at 12 noon yesterday, Lowest temperature, 37,°occurred at 7 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 65; lowest, 49. Tide Tables. | (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 8:52 a.m. and 9:48 pm.: high'tide, 2:14 a.m. and 2:37 p.m. ‘Tomorrow—Low tide, 9:51 a.m. and 10:42 pm.; high tide, 3:09 am. and 3:35 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 6:20 am., sun sets 6:14 p.m. Tomorrow—Sun rises 6:19 am.; sun sets 6:15 p.m, Moon rises 11:33 P Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Condition of the Water. QGreat Falls—Muddy. Weather in Various Citles. "2:15 am.; sets = Tomperature. %3 B » Stations. Weather. I g e « sgupinsak Abilens, Tex. 0.14 Cloud: Athany Atianta Atlantie ©it Raltimare Birminghar Riamarck B Clonr Clear Snowing SIS Clonay {‘hirago i clondy nt Cloudy Clondy Snowing Preloudy furon. napalis Loty Siam | Fla New' Orleans loiidy e Clhudy Cloar Clear ohtime, today.) emperature. Weather L Tart clondy (7 am., Groenw L L Verlin openh Stockholm Horta (¥ Hamilton Clon Part clondy CLYDE J. NICHOLS, Inc. UNDERTAKERS 4209 9th St. N.W. OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT AT EISEMAN'S, 7th & F AMBULANCE Private Service, $4.00 Steel Vaults, $85.00 st clotl conered $50 " Entire Funerals, $75.00 Up Lowest Prices The Brown Mane Funeral Home W. W. Chambers Co. 1400 Chapln 8t. N.W. Col, 433 | s W P4 s i o K RYAN SERVICE is PERFECT Fvery new equipment that will ot Blitved PHNieral partar nrivate ambutance and Ilvens et AM S T. RYAN at /m.um S, ’l'olllnllnu- Al|-||lllv Henaren, i.,-’)\t M fit N | vatn - ihe Political Writer Dead e LEFT $100,000 ESTATE Mrs. Hannah Campbell's Property Listed by Administrators. Mrs. Hannah Campbell, widow of Robert G. Campbell, who died Febru- ary 16, left an cstate in excess of $100,- 000, according to the petition of her daughter, Anna Campbell, and her son, Joseph D. Campbell, for letters of a ministration on her estate. Mrs. Camp- bell was given a life interest in her husband's estate, which included bonds of $47,000 in addition to 60 shares of American Sugar Refining stock and 110 shares of Firemen's In- surance Co. stock. The widow also owned real estate assessed at $45,000 and had personal property of her own estimated at $5,000. ‘The combined estates will now be distributed among the children, Emma C. McWilliams, Anna Campbell, James N. Campbell, William J. Campbell, Hannah M. Hill, Joseph D. Campbell and a granddaughter, Marguerite C. Campbell. Attorney Samuel G. Malloy appears for the petitioners, Births R'eporled. Th following births have been reported to and Kathren W Jouis E, Cyrua F and Do Deaths Reported. CHenE deathe ha i A” oy 1 H “l Al 1 68 Taylor Il 3 fl 56 Massachusetts 1140 16th st il Hospital. Children's pion, " e tor t pital, ulosis Hospital o Providen 1515 B er. 8 woek tha Armstead, 21, 5 Virglo Whitta M_FIN 16 month T u«u P tiartond Franklin BILLBOOK money ontain ity of S et (1 110 v\“ ’|n|lmv|][ st nw. A ". ESRIMO fox: male, . Kalorama circle n.w ¢ North 2 HAMILTON W ATCH. monogram 1Sth rd. Reward. : T White “with one feiee teturn to 1208 Girard st N, Rowan) On Navy” Yand ¢ THOGK cuil owner POULLE, “iall,_white RS val ineliding u Roward_ to dress 5. Arlington, Va. alx Royal v aftertioon 451 Rol- | PLonow. Adams 7 WRIST WATCH. faly Metropolitan Theater or Abt. 305, 1201 TWATCH. Tady s white goid Between 1 4th 15th on ) ndand Mass. ave. ne. A '"%kif“r"fifi”fif " Joseph F. Birchs Son CLETEH Illl(!lll‘ Weet 96, NV poibianed 1) L. SPEARE CO ther th ol iy ok aaca 1009 Formerly_ 010 F St NW, “ lum-ml 1936 A% feogrore of nor Spears os HS& NW» mma ment Phone ¥ W Warren Taltavull 14th & Spring Rd. _Col. 464 ALMUS R.SPEARE Succeeding the original W R Speare Co | Connecticut Ave. Potcmac 4600 8 yrs. at 1208 1 ost., 45 yrs. at 010 F st Timothy Hanlon oS NE Vhane 18848 Dieniiod FdiGent Sorvice Chapel . 'W. Deal & Co. Y NI LINCOLN 8200, Wm. H. Sardo & Co. I|' ate Limousine Ambulance N Lincoln 524 n sy Aottt el Frank Geier's Sons Co. AUEATSEA" BN, Main 2473 ExrAn I*lli‘ll LL JOHN R. IGHT CO. LA W0 SC N W Phone Naeth 47, CHAS. S. 7URII(‘R§ T a0y kANT T. F. (‘OSTI‘.LL() 1734 N Capitol 8y NOWTW 7078 Jurk Qui Autoniohins FUNERAL DESIGNS. GEO, C. SHAFFER EREUEIIAN TAOIAL EA0 S 8 o 6\|r Only Slorle. 14th &‘ e BLACKISTONE, 1407 H Beautitul Kloral llr‘l'm: $3 and up, MAIN #2707 Promut Auto Dalivare 8 FHALL-— @R DIoagiy i e X, ros, Co, 1212 Viow T st FH Phone | | wert ROy MISS E. M. NICOLE DIES. Funeral Held Today for Capital|” Resident. Miss Edith M. Nicole, 35 years old, a resident of this city for many years, died at her home, 2001 O street, yes- terday, after an illness of six weeks. Born in Australia, Miss Nicole was the daughter of the late Charles and Suzanne Audemar Nicole. Her father was an English army officer. Funeral services were conducted at the residence today at 11 o'clock. The body was taken to Fredericksburg, Va., where additional services will be con- ducted this afternoon. Interment will be at Fredericksburg. RABBI HITS BLUE LAW. Lecturer Will Call on D. C. Jews to Oppose Lankford Bill. ‘Taking “Blue Laws in Washington |« and Jerusalem” as his topic, Rabbi Louls J. Schwefel of the Sixth Street Synagogue, in a lecture there tomorrow night, will open a campaign of the Jews of Washington against the Lank- ford bill, which would make the District of Columbia subject to Sunday bluc‘ laws. Rabbl Schwefel will dispute the con- tention that blue laws are the result of Old Testament influence uj the Puritans. Blue laws are not of origin, he will argue Cat_hs of m)anks. wish our many kind_ex- 1 tribut . ALIC ¥ 1o the Pamphlet J Printing R, N 2. DUGAN AND HCHILDREN . Deaths. At No o ADKINS al sorvices and | A mother mourn M Brown. beother Arthur ~ Brown neral March 16. at h_of Our Redeem 1008 af 50 BAMI iea, imerment Si b | CATOR. Thore will b a e n Ry © MRS. F. SHEPHERD, fed . On_Wedneatay, Ma at the Holy ¢ Interment F GRIFEIN. Departed th 198 on Monday K Frionds 1 ited Ladios’ Criapus Athicke Reliat IR u\\mi\\ WA On Wed 1w AT e stay. March 1 ! 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