Evening Star Newspaper, November 1, 1928, Page 9

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, WASHINGTON’S FINEST MEN’S WEAR STORE A HAPPY SOLUTION TO A PERPLEXING QUESTION It may be that at some time a man has hesitated on the threshold of Raleigh Haberdasher. He has heard the estab- lishment spoken of as “Washington's Finest Men's Wear Store.” He reflects that while he would like to satisfy his good taste in apparel the prices must neces rily be beyond his reach. In orderito ease the mind of any man with that impression we enumerate below several items priced with a moderation that is almost inconsistent with this quality of attire! Raleigh H aberdasher Offers OVERCOATS by Hart Schaffner & Marx 38 Here is quality to satisfy any man, and colors and fabrics (also styles) enough to satisfy every man! You mnght fancy a Ragland, a Chesterfield, or A model with set-in sleeves—your taste might run to fancy Scotch Tweed ef- fects, or Glen Moss overcoatings, or Blair Gowerie Tweeds, or almost any other celebrated fabric—your taste might go from Chlppendale brown to Random Dyed fabrics, with solid blue in between—and still you can get the coat you want at “Washington’s Finest Men’s Wear Store”— and ‘at a price well within your means. A REAL SETTER A GENTLEMAN’S SUIT OF 'STYLE PACE! WITH TWO TROUSERS 338 by Hart Schaffner & Marx These suits are as far removed from the ordinary suit as the Graf Zeppelin is from the hangar at Lakehurst. The tailoring s as cdreful as mere money can buy, and the fabrics, which include blue unfinished worsteds and blue serges, are as fine as you could possibly want. New Wing-Tip Brogues, 10 Masculine popularity toward a style of shoe is usually a slow thing, but that can- not be said of this smart new Brogue. Its popularity was instantaneous, It is fash- ioned of Norwegian calf in black or tan, with flexible Van Tan inner sole and extra-weight outer sole. THE “NEW YORKER” —an All-wool Flannel Robe $10.75 Another illustration of very moderate price is this smartly tailored robe in handsome color combinations— made to fit you and the Raleigh Haberdasher standard of quality. Really more than you actually pay for at $10.75. Will the Next President Wear a Felt or a Derby? The odds are that, in any case, it will be a Knox! Genuine Arabian Mocha Gloves, $3% Made of selected imported Arabian Mocha. Soft and pliable; sewn with tested silk. Choice of plain or embroid- ered backs; regulars or cadets; in sizes 7 to 10 . . . another example of quality merchandise at a lower price. h Haberdasher INC. 1310 F Street : A distinguished man will invariably select a distin- guished hat, just as his friends for the most part will have some distinguish- ing mark. And Knox Hats are friends to all! $8.50 $10 $20 || State Department officials will attend || embassy here, who died at his residence, || nue, this afternoon at 3:30 o’clock. The D. C. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, LANSING'S FUNERAL 0 BE HELD TODAY Body Will Be Taken to Watertown, N. Y., for Interment. Following simple funeral services here this afternoon the body of Robert Lansing, war-time Secretary of State, will be borne upon a special funeral car to its last resting place in his native city of Watertown, N. Y. Rites will be conducted at the resi- dence, 1323 Eighteenth street, at 4 o'clock. Rev. Dr. Charles Wood, pas- tor of the Church of the Covenant, where Mr. Lansing was trustee for 30 years, will read the prayer service. The scriptures will be read by Rev. Willlam A. Eisenberger, assistant pastor of lhe || church, Mrs. Eleanor Lansing, the widow, »\lll accompany her husband’s body on its last jougney. The Misses Kate and Emma Lansing, sisters of the former Secretary of State, also will be mem- bers of the funeral party. Mr. Lansing will be laid at rest tomorrow in the family plot at Brookside Cemetery. Two nephews, John Foster Dulles and Allen Dulles, attorneys of New York, have arrived for the services this after- noon and also will accompany the body | back to Watertown with a few intimate iriends of the distinguished statesman. While the rites this afternoon will be marked by the utmost simplicity members of the diplomatic corps and but no official list of these is to be made public. All friends of the late Secretary of State are invited by the family to attend. All State Department employes who could be spared were excused from their duties at 1 o’clock this afternoon by order of Secretary Kellogg to at- tend the funeral. Mr. Lansing died Tuesday afternoon after an acute illness of several days, | the last of the trio of dominant figures | who shaped American foreign policy during the critical days of the World War and the peace negotiations that followed. For some years he had been a sufferer of heart ailment, from which he was stricken at the age of 64 years. During recent years Mr. Lansing had engaged in the practice of law and sought .no return to public life after his dramatic resignation from the cab- inet in 1920. HOLD EVANS FUNERAL. Counsel to Brazilian Embassy to Be Buried in Boston. Funeral services for Dr. Lawrence Boyd Evans, counsel to the Brazilian in the Cosmos Club, Tuesday, will be conducted in the chapel of Joseph Gawler's Sons, 1732 Pennsylvania ave- body will be taken to Boston for burial. Many notables are expected to attend, including the Brazilian Ambassador, Senhor S. Gurgel do Amaral. Dr. Evans was widely known as a lawyer and writer. 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He resided at 329 Seventh street northeast. He leaves a son, George Reynolds, a retired captain of the Fire Dcparlmen! MRS. ROSE A ALLDER DEAD. Native of Loudoun County, Va., to Be Buried Tomorrow. Mrs. Rose J. Allder, 76, widow of James Allder, died at the residence of her brother, Thomas J. Silcott, 2800 Broad Branch road, Tuesday after a short illness, She had been a resident of this city for the past 20 years. Mrs. ellder was a native of Loudoun County, a Funeral services and interment will be held at Ebenezer Cemetery, Blue- mont, Va., tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock. Mrs. Allder is survived by two broth- ers, Thomas J. and R. W. Silcott of this city, and by five sisters, Mrs. Mitt Du- Vall and Mrs. Emma Humphrey of this city, Mrs. Annie Palmer, Mrs. Margaret gliv::‘“:nd Miss Vh‘glnla Silcott, all of irgl Marriage Licenses. Mll’n:l! licenses have been issued to the foll Charles E. O'Roark, 21. this city, and Belinda H. Eustace, 20, Calverton, Va.i Rev. Join E. Briaes 03 Arlexlnder. 22, and Mary G. Green, cs d R, Ba ‘Titus New York Cif Lucéndnv TR, 36, u0)s Sieys Her. Tomas W, Herman Carter. 22 a0t 2. and Laura Armstead, and Maud L. Black- o Mount Vernon, . Shtemback, b1 Rlennniarin: Ve uklml 24. and Marie A. .. nd Marie 1,0t Baltimore, Mdi; Rev. Hou Andrew Cobii; 33. and Loulse Butler, 18: Rev. James E. Conn Ira 'P. d Elvia B. Allprese, BvRiei B Binge 'z‘gmma Marvis J. Bak ines. 28, and Marv ar. 25, both of Richiond, Rev. doa E. A. Walz. 21, Bainbridee, V: i Rev | Enfie B, ravi, 0 Rl v | JOgL o Richmond, Va. 2. Hugh E. McNealy, 23, and Sadie V. ers, 30 Rev. Willidm M. Hoffman. red H. Mills. 23. and Mary E. Klug: REY William M. Hoftman Deaths Reported. The following deaths have been reported to | Health Department in the past 24 hours: Herman Heltzler, 88, U. . Soldiers' Home | Hospit: Emma C. Brooks, 87, 1618 Allison st. Isanc W. Stanford.,84. 701 G st. s.w. " Ho an. 81, 4021 Tilinois ave: 5 Home for Incurables. M. Seltman. 68, 1330 James Munger. 65, Garfield Hospital. Mary ApVitnstein, 53, Providence Hospital. Maude E. Brink, 50, 921 Butternut st. ot Hospital. n and Mary Port, 4 days, v;nm.m gnd Beatrice Harms, 1 v. Garfield Hos Truss. u. *Fuberculosis Hosnit 53, 2655 Doug! X . Emergency Howmifal Tuberculosts Hospital. ‘Tuberculosis Hospital. Mark. Tiawer Rospitel. = John T 'Brown. 26. 48] Neal ft. “veln Murray. 4 months, Children's Hos- Infant of Robert 3 b OfpRopert and Eunice Dixon, 12 t of Robert. mmmm L Robert "Rad Rosa Maddox, 9 days, Births Reportéd The following births have been reported to the Health Department in the past 24 hours: Mangus L and Zeida G. Thompson, girl. Henty E. and Mary Juenemann, girl. John'F. Murrierine Dunn, girl, Pl i “’é"»A‘xfi"‘a“ . ang red O, M(‘nrlnl, Charles 8. and Mary A, Voixt. boy. L Martin J.'and Ignatio G. Dolan, boy. Willlam H_and Margaret Nichois. boy. rederick W and. Eizabeth Ketle. oo, Kennard D. ‘and Zoe A. Wilson. boy. Charles 8. and Jeanne Jaspan. boy. BAR PIN, October 29, Aot 712, 2115 BRAGELET, diariond ik vich - Tian PATK. Holel Gall Seorsin Daeh VT DIAMOND from ring: bClWN‘h Chevy Chase and Washingtor nd ‘B{‘rnmflmrl Reward. ~Address platinum,” With 3 blue “stones, Reward It returned to owner " to e answers 1221 4%3 ale): DOG—Wi odle the name “Toody. © Reward: 0l nIlla Tex erle me. will send ard. ~ Paul n.mn o Central e o b Boston, Mass. INSURANCE COLLECTION BOOK, Allentown. Rew: Capitol 308-F-11 3 NECKPIECE on " October 30 Pleise return to 1333 R st, n.w. or call Nogth p.m. German Bkee Hamil, for . nes Helghts {| 952 and receive rewnd Axm 5 NECKPIECE., brown fox, on Please return to 1325 R st. n reward, after 5 p.m PEKINGESE, male, with Ted hamness; liberal rew 1054 Columbia_rd. __Pot. 133. POCKETHOOK—vSlel. gwr . between Palace Theater and 15th and k containing 35 1n lls, change and keys. Liberal reward. Main 4(50 ranch 158, 9-4:30. At El mnhunnv red: name & 5:“; e ward if relumed to "OECH anden:k hmeemh SHOE—-Child’s shoe, right foot. bllck leather, size 9%: ost on 7th st. R 1 ve.: reward if returned. rm1 6th n.w._Pot. 5834-W. SHOPPING BAG coml “1| e l‘ hl’nhn snlln dress, lex. otal“ B. & W. bus Sfilnldly Mlv\ern 4 and 5 Bin™ Heturn dress to omce. 2000 Conn. | ave. n.w. TRAVELING BAG. . between Humphries and | Alexandria, containing lady's apparel: llb- eral reward. ~Mrs. A. D, Bright, 3lst and ! Calbert Stae Gilman Abt, A- -mmm.,ua October _ :m and rece i‘“m 726 7th Street Open Saturdays Till 9:30 P.M. WHITE GOLD BAR PIN— Snnrdn evening: WRIST WATOH—Lady's, whne h e ibie Simmons bracelet, luurd S R0r 9. West 1764 W W Army Nurse Is Retired. Second Lielit. Katherine Dwyer, Army Nurse Corps, recently stationed at Fitz- | simons_ Hospital, Denver, Colo., has| been placed on the retired list under | the provisions of the act of Congress of May 13, 1926. She is from Spokane, Wash,, and was appointed an Army ! nurse 'in December, 1901. Cards of Thanks. MITCHELL, ELLEN SCOTT. We wish to thank il the many friends and relatives for their kind symoathy beautiful floral offerings occasioned on the death of our mother. ELLEN SCOTT MITCHELL. Also the maty friends of the Navy By ulding; FAMILY. UR T. T w|<h to thank my ads for kind remembrance and es at _the death of my son, AR T W ATSON MOTHER AND SISTERS. BERTHA O VATSON, BERTHA B LOMACK AND EVELYN . GRAY Deaths. ALLDER, ROSE J. On Tuesday, October 30. 8, at the residence of her brother, Silcott, 2800 Broad Branch E J., widow of James Allder. Remains_resting at Zurhorst funeral par- lor, 301 East Capitol street. Funeral serv- ices “and interment_will be held at the | Ebenezer Cemetery. Bluemont, Va., Friday. | November 2, 11 1 Tuesday, Octover 3u.| her " da 3 ABANKs! Setoved | W of Fred aged 65_years. | Fukoral services ot Eimira. e X Friday, | November 2 BERKHEIMER, GEORGE F. On Tuesday, October. 30, 1928, GEORGE F.. belove Rusband_of e K. Berkheimer. (nee ( . Funeral from Hanlon's chapel, 641 . Friday, November 2. at 11 _a.m. Interment at Oak Hill Cemetery. Rela- | Hves "and triends nvited: BROOKS. ARIE PLUMMER, Departed this life “Tuesday. October TR idomee” Haspltal " AR BROOKS, 'the devoted dau the late Frank I”lm\mr‘ of_ Sheriff road - C. Noffce | of funeral he DUNN, JOHN S. On Monday. October 29, 1928. JOHN S8 DUNN. Funeral (ram !h![ ceof his_uncle, Mr. Hugh Relly, | on Friday. l‘w\z‘mn'r, am. ' Requiem mass at thlcki Church at o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. Interment \lovlnl Olivet Cemetery. ELLIS, WILLIAM G, On Wednesday, Octo- 1928, WILLIAM Fu- neral” from. the chapel o 3. Wilkam Lee Sons, 332 Pa. ave. n.w., Friday, November 2, at 2 pm.’ Interment in Congressional Cemetery. EVANS. LAWRENCE BOYD. Suddenly carly in_the ‘morning of October 30, 192 Pon, LAWRENCE eral service at G chaps Pennsylvania Thiirsday, November 1. at 3:30 p.m. ABos» ton papers please copy.) FERGUSON, MARY C. On Wednesdas. oc- tober 31, 1928, at Providence Hospital. MARY C.. widow of W. L. Fer 3 voted mother of Angie Deanwood Featter. Conn. ave. n.w., Washington, D. rv. ices at Episcopal Church, Falls Church, Va., Fri ber 2, 11 o'clock a.m. Inisrment at Mount Zion Cemetery, near Aldie, Va. \Vlrnml papers please copy.) 1 GARTH, LUC TORINE, On Tuesday. Uetoner o, Toz, t the. résidence of her daughter, Mrs. Drummond Nicol, 1723 Kil; bourne ~‘pl. ‘n.w., LUC PART Puncral ‘services at the Baptist gnureh, Wlttown, Va.. Fridsy, November , GOLDEN, SARAN. On Tuesday, Oetober 3. 1938, at ner residence 224 6th st; n.w., SARAH GOLDEN. beloved sister of Riktie. Niamie. Jd. Thomas and Belle Golden. She_also es_to mourn their loss_two nephews, nieces and a host of relatives and friends. Funeral from the chapel of W. Ernest Jarvis Co. Friday, November 2, at 2:3 HARRIS, THOMAS n sz-md this_ life on _Wednesday, October 31, THO! B. AR belaied eather ot Mes ABDIE G. Jones. Healso leaves several nieces and .W., Fri N Friends and relatives in- vited. Throueh all pains at times He smiled farewell to eartl HEITMULLER, CHARLES, On Tuesday. 9 30. 1928, at 10:10 p.m.. CHARLES HEFEMULLER, Beloved . husband of - the jste_Caroline Heitmuller, aged 91 years. \ineral from 1 lute residence, 1524 12 st. L.w. on Friday, November 2. at Bin= Viefatives - aud. Hends. ihvited. to aticnd. Interment at Rock Creek Ceme- ery. HUTTON, JOSHUA J. on Wednesduy. oc- taber 31, 1928, JOSHUA J. H reverty otahth yeat. - Pincral from: bis late residence, Brookeville, Md., on Satur~ y. November 3, at 11 a.m. Interment St. John's Cemetery, Olney, Md. 2 JEFFERSON, EVA A. Departed this life Tuesday, Gctover 30;1928, 3:50 a.m.. EVA he leaves to mourn fhiet?iose. Tusband, beloved dausters grandsons. stepsister and cousin. Funeral Eriday, November 2. 2 E. Church, Buimbarton" ave Garroll, _pastor. George' W, Wise's, 29th and M sts. D.W. JOHNSON, MARGARET _MeMECHIN. x 1, 1928 at, het reo MARGARET Mc- beloved daughter of e Cinte goma and Ellen Hemsicy Joinson .1 Baltimore, Md., and sister of Richard sants Johnson of Knoxville, Tenn.. and | \lary Tyler Johnson. Notice of funeral Iater. LEESE. JENNIE C. on Thursday, 1,°1928, at’ 4:30 dence siea14h 0 8 " et . loved wife of the late H.” Watson Leese. services at_the above address Saturday, Ncvember 3. at 2:30 p.m. In- terment Glenwood Cemetery. 2 LoNAAD, INDIANA, On Tuesdsy, October 30. 1928, after a lingering illness, INDI- ANA LEONARD of 2505 Georgia ave. n.W. Washinston, D. C. beloved wife of the ate Tenn. Novem- and mother-in-law of n 0: Body at Grice’s funeral barior, 12th and be seen after 5 p.m. hursday, November 1. Funeral Novem- ber.2 at'1 p.m. from the above parior. Intérment Payne's Cemetery. Friends in- vited. (Memphis, Tenn.. ‘and Grenada, Miss., papers please copy.) . MACK, SADIE. On_Monday, October 2. 1925, SADIE" MACK of 317 ‘Virginia ave; . beloved sister of Carrie. Edward and Glarence Jackson. She also leaves a host ot Sther relatives and friends. Funeral Friday, November 2, from W. Ernest Saris” Co. funeral pariors, 223 Georgia T, MA Tuesday. October 30, ARl B wAcRu: Beloved sister ‘of Mary E. Mag mes R MacRae and S o Mae Services from F. 1. Hines Co. funeral home, 2 st nw. Thursday. November 1. p.m. - Interment Friday, November Littie Georgetown. Va. MONAMARA. WILLIAM. _ On Wednesday, Oc- 928, " at Providence Hospital residence. 1351 Hamlin st. n.e. Saturday. November 3. at Interment at Corgressional Ceme- POVLSON. CLARA COX. On Monday, Oc- tober 29. 1928, at 10:30 p.m., at her'resi- dence. 136 Que st. s.w.. Mrs.' CLARA COX POULSON. " Remain ith & B O eris Beors. 1505 SoutY Capito] ftog>e, Funeral Pridey. November 3. af rom Gethsemane Baptist Churert Bind 5o hnd Virgimia ave. nw. CYNOLDS, CHARLES B On Wednesday, CHARLES B.. beloved late \L\rv C.Reynolds ze e Foiday, Noverbe Retatives and_friends invited (o Interment at Glenwood Cemetery. RILEY, RUBY. On October 30, 1928, RUBY RILEY, wife of Jackson Rilev and mother of Bernice and Jackson, jr. Remains rest- ine at Walter Wood's undertaking estab- lishment, 1234 4th st. n.w. Funeral from Per late home, Notesville, Va. Sunday, No\'emher l by SAVAGE, (OMAS. On_Wednesday. Oc- E w's 2t his residence, 92 Eve ." THOMA! eloved husband oF Niafaaret Bavase '(nee Cannon) Fi- neral from the above residence on Satur- day. November 3, at 8:30 am. Solemn reaiiem mass at St. Dominick's Church at 9 am. Interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited to attend. SEARS. ELLEN PERKINS. On Thursdey. mber 1. 1928, at the residence of her oughter. Mrs. Harry Oraie William. 1836 Connecticut ave., ELLEN PERKINS SEARS. | Funeral private. Friday, November 2. at 3:30 p.m. (Portland. Oreg., papers please fionce. 1612 Ist st. fhe Gevoted_ wite of mother of Mrs. Gertrude H. grandmother of Evelyn J. Robins. léaves three sisters, two brothers many relatives and friends to mourn her departure. Funerzl Friday, November 2. at 1 pm. from Zion Bapiist Church, ¥ st. between 3rd and 4% s.w., Rev. Wash- inston officiating. SMITH., ELLA_H. All members of the Ladies' Ciiff Rock Sociely are hereby no- t the death of Mrs. ST o Crucadey, “Oclober 30, Funeral Friday. November 2, at i from Zion, Baptist Church.’ F 3rd and 4% s ‘L. J. HART, F. M. BURRELL. Sec SYITH, ELLA H. The Lincoln Mutual Re- lef Associntion announces the death of Mrs, Ella H. Smith. Funeral Friday, No- yember 2. at 1 p.m. from the Zion, Bap- tist Ci COLE. Pres. Pres. CTEN T THOMPSON, Reée. Secty. SNEED. AMANDA WINNIE, Departed this life Wednesday, October 3i, 1921 AM. Rosa Nell Sneed. She also leaves three brothers. one sister, grandmother. grand- father and other relatives and 'friends. Remants temporarily resting st the John | HARRIS. JENNIE Deaths. THOMAS. O. STERLING. Suddenly, on Tuesday, October 30. 1928 at his residence. 0. STERLING MAS: 710 6th 'st. sW.. EiSoted Sushacd Cof the “late Marsutes Ethel Thomas (nee Ethel Ludlam), aged §2 years, Funeral {rom, aBove residence Friday. November 2. at 9:30 no% S Dominics CRurch. where. Hiase Wil ternient at Mount Olivet Cemetery. VIRNSTEIN, MRS, MARY A on Mondsy. o 1 R} VIRN: “Interment at Mount Olivet Ceme- 3 In Memoriam. ASHTON. ELIZABETH POLES. Sacred to the memory of my_ dear moter and wife ELTZABETH POLES ASHTON. who passed Suny three years ago today. November b " ALICE V. AND JOHN R. ASHTON. * | BERKELEY, ELIZABETH B. Sweet memory o f my dear wife, who died ten years 8go, November 1. 1918 You will never be forgotten, Though on earth you are no more. But in memories you will be with me s you always were bef LQVING HUSBAND.~ JOHN ~WESLEY BERKELEY. ELIZARETH B._ Loving mem- ory_of . ELIZABETH BERKELEY. “Who Teft me ten years ago, November 1, 1918, Today I turn back the pages In the book of memories. And the face of 4 vanisned loved one Again In my thoughts I s You're gone. but not xamomn, mother, For 1 of you each day. LOVING BaUcHTER MAUD MEYER. * DAW, HOLLIE. In loving remembrance of out dear mother, HOLLIE DAW, who died eight years ago today, November 1. 1920. THE PAMILY. * E. _In loving memory of our dariing, JENNIE E.. who left us No- vember 1, 19 Deep in our hearts lies a picture of & loved one laid to res Sadly nmsed HER FPAMILY. * JIn sad but lcving re- oted mother, wiio " dcparted i November 1, JOHNSON. EVELYN. TorNsoN: He Six years ago today, et b i s euea i The face we loved so Wi Some day her hand will CllSD in ours And never say farewell. BER LOVING DAUGH"R AND_ SONS. MRS MURIEL MORSE AND HARRY AND DONALD JOHNEON. JONES. ALICE. and mother, ALICE JONES. 't u {Wo sears ago todav, November 1. 196 MOTHER. For many vears her guiding han B e Hee 2 iiiened band ‘About her children and her home. AS°A motner gone, on, may she Fest Among the angels, who have blessed Her weary soul and careworn heart ‘Through all the years that seemed so dark. N{) more we'll see her happy smile, No more we'll hear her footsteps file; “ed“l." "lninlh of her lén:-’“ lh!eEnQ Fust we'll all meet her SEN'H JONES AND DAUGHTERS, ELLA AND ALBERTA M}TTEN“O“F. .’SL!,\'I()IB w;"d‘!f;"s:u"l ll'\ oving remembrance of ou nnd :lsler ELEANOR WINKELMAN MIT- ‘TENDORF, "who gevnled this life seven k0. November Years A%0:\{OTHER AND DAUGHTERS. * SEITZ, ELLEV V. In Sld but loving remem- brance of my dear other, EN V. SEITZ, who_departed Ihl! ]fl! four years ago today. November 1, 1924. As I loved her. 5o T miss her In my memory she is Il'l 'S nea Loged Femembered. onged for aiways, neing many a siient tear, LoVING' BAUGHTER, MRS, RALPE L. In memory of our dear wife S. who soknntlm:x. 'NATHAN. In sad and lov- ing remembrance of otr dear father and grandfather. NATHAN SONDHEIMER, who left us eighteen years ago today, Novem- ber 1, 1910. Father, not one day are you forgotten, hing said or something done. I mention your name, if only a whisper, Wishing you were here to cheer us some. Gone. but not_forgotten. HIS_DAUGHTER. PEARL RIESTERER, 'AND_ GRANDCHILD] s WATSON, ALEXANDER. brance ‘of my husband, WATEON. who died_ nineteen oday. November 1. HIS WIFE. BERTHA G. WATSON. In loving remem- NDER D. MONUMENTS AND MAusou:uul DESIGNED AND ERECTED. WRITE om TeLE- PHONE MAIN 2968 FOR ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET. THE J. F. MANNING CO., INC. 919 15TH ST. N. W. ASHINGTON Abbey- mausolmm Beautiful—Enduring—Convenient MILITARY HIGHWAY BEYOND SOUTH GATE Oppesite Arlington Cemetery Ride out in the afternoon and view this wonderful mausoleum | in its serene and permanent tran- quillity. This hallowed beauty is an everlasting memorial to the love and reverence for thou who have passed on. 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