Evening Star Newspaper, September 16, 1926, Page 9

Asphalt Grave Vaults PROTECT In the earth soon rot wooden caskets, rust and corrode metal unless protected. Burials in solid-cast, hermetically sealed Asphalt Vaults is the surest and safest guarantee against disintegration + of the casket. Asphalt Vaults yVhich are outside cases of solid reinforced asphalt 2 inches thick and hermetically sealed, preserve and keep the caskets dry for centuries. Ask Your Funeral Director, THE ASPHALT GRAVE VAULT COMPANY. Inc. N\ NEWSPAPER MEN NAMED FOR A. 0. HAYWARD RITES Committees From Press Club and Capitol Group to Attend Funeral Tomorrow. A special committee from the Na- tional Press Club and also from a | standing _committee of \Washington correspondents, representing the | press gallery of Congress, have been | named to attend the funeral services | for Augustus O. Hayward, Washing- | ton spaper correspondent, in the IT v Catholie Church, Georgetown, tomorrow morning_ at 915 o'clock. Rev. Richard . Kane of Baltimore will officiate, while interment will be | the Bonne Brae Cemetery, Balti Members of | senting th $4.50 the committee repre. utional Press Club are ol eecy ton, John Boyle, Henry E. E Alfred L. Geiger, Charles E. Nixon, Thomas F. Edmunds, Graham B. Nichol, H. O. Bishop, Mark L. Good- win, C. J. Gockeler and W. H. Atkins. Members of the committee of press gallery correspondents are George Holmes, John Suter, George W. Sum- mers, James L. Wright, Theodore Tiller, G. Frank Wisner, Francis S. Stephenson, Arthur W. Crawford, Grnest A. Knorr cand Willlam K. Hutchinson. Mr. Hayward, who had_ long “covered” the House of Representa tives and the United States Supreme Court for the International News Service, died Tuesday at his residence, 3319 R street. i London’s automobile association has arranged with leading hotels to serve special meals at 9 o'clock each night for automobile parties, One-Day Excursion DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA DAY AT THE esqui-Centennial PHILADELPHIA WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6 Th s Lots to See at the Sesqui SPECIAL THROUGH TRAIN TO MAIN ENTRANCE shington (Union tation) . nter o 8:30 AM. tation) . . 0 Noon RETURNING Leave Philadelphia (Sesqui-Centennial Station) . Pennsylvania Washington’s Finest Men's Wear Store . 9:00 P.M. Railroad - HEN you divide the . $8 you pay for the Knox “Fifth Avenue’ by the days of its service, you realize what an economical investment a Knox Hat really is. And all of its style is an extra dividend payable every day you wear your Knox. 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He a on an fmportant mission ubroad for the department in order to study drainage conditions_in certain Buro pean countries. He is survived by a son, Herman R iott of Montrose, Calif., a daughter, Mrs. P. B. Morehouse of Washington, « sister, Mrs. Ida Knapp of Deerwood, Minn,, ‘and a grandson, Elliott M.| Elliott. Births Reported. \ reported h any vears chiet the De experi. had served The following births have bes to the Health Departm in the last hours: Wiliiam H. and Laveai Heck, Harry and Mattie Wals Y. and Flora Atv Clarenee ' W. and Annie P. Penn John B. and Dorothy A Mchia boy. Albert J. and Beatrice M Drops Dead at Station. Nelson Crandall, 70 years old, of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., fell dead while ho¥: . |Passing through the concourse of * 7| Union Station today with his brother, Laughlin, [ B. R. Crandall. was pronounced dead by Dr. ‘nes of the Washington Terminal The District coroner was noti- The men were bound for Florida New York. THE WEATHER District of cloudiness, and Nina Thompson, girl. rrict P. Layton, boy and Anna A, Wiles, boy J. Leonard and Alice Harper, boy Willis and Anna M. Moorhead, & Jucob R. and lie & Fain, boy Waldo and Muriel Clark Thomas g Richard S. and Charles and Us and Columbia—Increasing probably followed by showe late tonight or tomorrow; slightly cooler tomorrow. Virginia—Mostly cloudy tonight and tomorrow, probably showers, ex- cept generally' fair in the interior of south portion tonight; cooler in north . boy portien tomorrow. L West Virginia—Mostly cloudy to- night and tomorrow, probably shos- Within the last year nearly 31,000 v cooler tomorrow in north por- emigran gone from England to Austr o] ———|o]——=lu] Goldefiberg's An Eye st like : Maryland-—Mostly and tomorrow, probably somewhat cooler tomorrow portion. Records for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 71 midnight, 61; 4 cloudy tonight showers; in north occurred occurred at t year— at noon tods an Eagle Lowest temperature. 58 s the old saying— 5:00 a.m. today. ture same date Highest, 79; lowest, 6). Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States but you need not have and Geodetic Survey.) an eye like an eagle Today—Low tide, 9:21 when you get our é“::“ LR UCES 0 bills every month, as we do not charge in- terest, extras nor service charges on credit or budget ac- counts. Coast and and am. am. Tomorrow—Low and 1 9 p.m.; and 3:44 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 5:49 am.; ets 6:17 pan. Tomorrow—sun sun sets 6:15 p.m. Moon rises 2:46 p.m n Automobile lamps to be lighted one-half hour after sunset. Condition of the Water. 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