Evening Star Newspaper, November 30, 1928, Page 3

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C, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1928, THE WEATHER | | District of Columbia—Rain tonight, becoming fresh northwest by tomorrow MRS. FRISBY IS BURIED. | Widow of Naval Commander Died at Age of 80. - | Funeral services for Mrs. Laura Ebert ‘were conducted at the residence | MAK PAYM N ‘Dri)bably clearing tomorrow morning: | E E I S colder tomorrow and tomorrow night; | - Fun : 5 o 5 kg Frisby, 80 years old, who died at her | moderate south awd southwest winds, | 1607 Thirty-first street, Wednes- morning. HIx. probably | ! Maryland—Rain _ tonight, b Today Is Last Day to Escape | gearins tomoror,morming, b o Advertisement for Sale row; colder tomorrow and in extreme | of Levy Deeds. west portion late tonight; increasing | soutn and southwest winds, becoming fresh, possibly strong and shifting o northwest by tomorrow morning. Virginia—Rain tonight, probably clearing tomorrow morning, warmer on | A long line containing several hun- | the coast and colder in west portion to- {night; colder tomorrow; i the arrears division of the tax assessor's | south and southwest winds, probably office and then through the tax col- becoming strong and shifting to north- lector's office this morning. November | west by tomorrow morning. | = 30 is the last day for paying arrears of | West Virginia—Rain, probably chang- | taxes on real estate in order to escape | ing to snow flurries and colder tonight: having tax deeds to the property being |tomorrow partly cloudy and colder, snow advertised for sale. The advertisements | flurries in northeast portion. | will appear in a morning and an after- — | oo peper November s and 12 Records for Twenty-four Hours. | Most of the taxes being paid today | = Thermometer—4 p.m., 51; 8 p.m., 49; were those which became due in Sep- | 12 midnight, 46; 4 a.m., 46; 8 am, 47; tember, 1926, and March, 1927. On | noon, 48. the former there is a penaity for tardy | Barometer—4 payment of 8 per cent and on the lat- | 30.19; 12 midnight, ter of 14 per cent, computed on the |8 a.m.. 29.99; noon, basis of 1 per cent per month. By paying taxes today. ihe payers avoid an assessment of 50 cents for each parcel for advertising costs and also 1 per cent extra penalty, which will fal due tomorrow. Tax Assessor William P. Richards aid that all delinquent taxpayers had received notices at least weeks ago notifying them that tax c to their property would be sold nex.)January, but that apparently most of ‘4 m chose the fifty-ninth minute of eleventh | pm. hour to do their paying. | _ Tomorrow—Low tide, 5:31 Mr. Richards repeated his complaint, | 5:46 pam.; high tide, 11:15 made many times before, that 1 pef 11:37 pm. cent per month is too small a_ penalty for slow tax payment. He said that the s resources of his office were strained to | Today—Sun rose 7:06 am., the utmost by late payers, and that he | 4:47 pm. . believed a heavier pen: would re-| Tomorrow—Sun rises 7:07 am., lieve the congestion. He estimated be- | scts 4:47 pm. tween $1,000.000 and $1500.000 arrears| Moon rises 8:15 p.m.. sefs 10:47 a.m, 5f taxes on the books, much of which | Automobile lamps to be lighted one- will still remain when the tax sale list | half hour after sunset. e e A | Condition of the Water. Great Falls—Clear. Harpers Ferry— DROPS DEAD NEAR HOME. s e R s L e | this morning. Fort Myer Heights Man Victim of | Weather in Various Cities. Celebral Hemorrhage. § K=omersttie Special Dispatch to The Star. FORT MYER HEIGHTS, Va, No- vember 30.—William H. Corcoran, 58 years old, retired stonecutter and for 35 years a resident of Arlington County, dropped dead near his home, 1227 Washington street, this place, yester- |Abilen day. Dr. B. H. Swain, county coroner, | Atiants. certified death from cerebral orrhage. When_stricken, Corcoran was with Daniel Sherwood, a friend, whom he had met in Rosslyn while walking home from an over-night visit with his sister, Sa pm. 3020; 8 pm,| 0.13; 4 a.m., 30.06; | 0 Highest temperature, 51, occurred at sterday. | temperature, 45, occurred at 1:15 a.m. today. | Temperature ame date last year— | Highest, 70; low 56. Tide Tables. 1 (Furnished by United States Coast and | Geodetic Survey.) | Today—Low tide, 4:35 am. and 5 pm.; high tide, 10:18 am. and 10:39 am. and am. and sun sets sun | Stations. Weather. WayarH &upIsa Tex... N. ¥ Ga hem- | Atlantic_City Baltimore. Md.. 29.9 Birmingham .. 2 5 Bismarck. N. D. 29,83 +ovn Ptcloudy Boston. Mass.. . 3 b0 dy | Buffalo, N. ¥. [ 2084 3 n Charleston, S.C. Chicago. Til. . 295 Cineinnati.Ohio. Cleveland, Onio. Columbia. S. C. Denver, Colo... Detroit, Mich.. 29 vania avenue, Washington, D. C. Ac- cording to Sherwood, Corcoran slumped to the ground shortly after complain- ing to him of fecling ill. He is sur- vived by two sons, William H. Corcoran, jr., and John Corcoran, both of Arling- ton County, and a daughter, Mrs. Leo Lemle of St. Petersburg, Fla. BOY FROZEN TO DEATH. West Virginian, Missing Two Days, | S5 Found in Mountains. Special Dispatch to The Star. MOOREFIELD, W. Va., November 30. | Raleizh.’ —Word was brought here today of the | Ono..- 30,01 death of Robert Sites, 16 years old, | San Dieco. Calif 30 10 of Hardy County. who was caught in |S8n, Francisco. 30.20 a snowstorm in the mountains west of | 5. Faul: Minn. 2944 3 here earlier in the week and frooze to |Seattle. ‘Wash. 30.04 death. His body was found after he | ywasep @™ 5048 had been absent for two days by State 4 : and local officers in the mountains, He had gone for gasoline to a point some distance from his home and was returning when the cold and storm apparently conquered .him. Da Indianapolis.Ind 20 Jacksonville.Fla. 30, Raining Cloudy | Pt.cloudy Raining Pittsburgh, P Pertland, Raining FOREIGN. (1 am, Greenwich time, Temperature London._England 50 P Paris. 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