Evening Star Newspaper, March 17, 1935, Page 11

edar Hill | Cedar Hill 3 i) KILED @metergf WASHINGTON MEMORIAL PARK Invites you to visit the most mod- estate within Parking D) and Planning Area. Be: ni- inexpensive * bronze _tablets. Y No monuments. Drive paved Rl B Rd. “cross University Lane. O Adams 6570 for informat Youth Who Shot to Pro- tect Sister. HEALTH RECORDS Show that Chambers has a greater percentage of funerals per population of the larger cities than any undertaker in the United States. 6 Chapels 12 Parlors 20 Cars, Hearses and Ambulances 25 Assistants We are one of the Largest Undertakers in the World and we will furnish the finest service A Complete Funeral as Low as $75 In Case of Death, Call 1400 Chapin NW. Col. 0432 517 11th S.E. Linc. 4477 One of the Largest Undertakers in the World Lrlrl COMPLETE FUNERALS FROM §75 to $500 AND Ul’l Your Neighbor KNOWS The Advantages of DEAL’S Friendly Service | THOUSANDS Have Experienced It! | ...the DEAL Price For a $150 Funeral at crepe-covered casket. engraved name- e outside case. six handles, lined with §00d ning. Embalming by competent men, Washin i if necessary: advertising thi d two Cadillac limousines, door. candles. candelabra. hospital or home. NO removin 5 any ct XTRAS. COMPLETE §' SOLDIER FREED Coroner’s Jury Exonerates Justifiable homicide was the verdict returied yesterday by a coroner’s jury inquiring into the shooting of John H. Gully, 31, by Phillip A. Zier, 16. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, Gully, & soldier attached to Fort Myer, Va., was killed instantly Wednesday night when Zier shot him with a .22- calibre rifie. Gully was visiting Mrs. Pauline V. Havener, sister of Zier, at 3912 K street when the shooting occurred. Zier told the jury yesterday that Gully had threatened on numerous occasions to kill his sister and that he had beaten her frequently. On the night of the shooting, he said, the two had become engaged in an argu- ment and when Gully tried to choke the girl she called for help. Zier responded with the gun and the shoot- ing followed. “My sister called ‘Phillip,"” Zier told the jury. “I could see that John had his hands on my sister’s throat, choking her, and I went over to the wall, got the gun, took one step around the table and fired & shot.” Mrs. Havener told the jury she had “kept company” with Gully for about six months prior to December 18, when she had broken off with him, but that he had continued to come to her home as an occasional visitor. | } ; @ongressl.onal ‘ I O)]asln[ngfon' gfi;hm'c ‘ @emetery Single Sites—Family Plots Office 1801 F St. S.E. WoRTICUNS Perrp&illalsh 2 S Complete Funerals $12 -mg;wb-zus W. WARREN TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road Pliacs COL. 0464 ADams 10341 Headquarters for On the night of Gully's death, che said, he had come to the house about 7:30 o'clock and had annoyed her all evening. She testified, also, that Gully had threatened to kill her. “If it hadn't been John, it would have been me,” she told the jury. o RELIEF BILL FOR BLIND WINS SUPPORT OF LABOR Hearings Ended on Measure Pro- viding Magazine Stands in U. 8. Buildings. Hearings were concluded yesterday before a subcommittee of the House Labor Committee, of which Repre- sentative Griswold, Democrat, of In- diana is chairman, on the Randolph bill, which would permit the building of periodical stands to be operated in Government buildings by blind per- sons. Labor representatives were the chief witnesses at the hearing. It was estimated that between 1,200 and 1,500 blind persons could be taken off relief rolls and made self-support- ing if this bill is approved by Con- gress. The measure has the support of Lions Clubs throughout the coun- try. Administration would be placed in the Bureau of Education, Interior Department. NAMED TO SCHOOL Nine officers of the Army Air Corps have been selected for detail as stu- dents at the Army War College for the 1935-6 course and are to report at the new Fort Humphreys, District of Columbia, between August | and 20. | The new Air Corps students are | Lieut. Col. George H. Brett, Lieut. Col. John F. Curry, Lieut. Col. Bar- ton K. Yount, Majs. Fbbert C. Can- | dee. Walter G. Kilner, Douglas B Netherwood and Laurence F. Stone | and Capts. Francis M. Brady and Lester T. Miller. Col. Yount, former commanding officer of Bolling Field, is completing a course at the Army Industrial College. MANNING 1728 CONN.AVE. NOrth 00/8 MONUMENTS Nationally Known Grover’s Soft Shoes for Tender Feet 53.00 — 36 00 Straps, Oxfords and Ties Low, Cuban and Military Heels. 15 D. C, MARCH 17, 1935—PART ONE. CHEST SOLICITATION METHODS DISCUSSED ‘Ways to Secure Funds From Bu: ness Houses Explained to Section Chiefs. Bratya. COLEMAN, ELLA. Departed _this Wednesday. March 13, 1935, at recidence. 144 M st. se. ELLA COLE- MAN. devoted wife of William Coleman, loving mother of Earl, Thelma and Laura Ward: daughter of Edward and Amanda Boston. She also leaves five sisters six brothers and many other relatives and friends to mourn her_ de- parture. Remains resting at the John T. Rnines funeral chapel. 3rd and Eye life her residence. _Puneral Sunday. March at 1 pm._from Zion Baptist Church, Top, Md. 17 late n CONLEY, ANNA MARY. On Priday, March 15. 1935. at her residence, 7:0 4th st. ANNA_MARY. beloved wife of Ed: d Guy Conley and mother of Edward §.'and Ernest 8. Conley. Mary Catherine Kiiendenst and Margarel L. ~O'Brien Funeral from the above residence on Morday, March 18. at 8:30 a.m.; thence to 8t. Peter's Church. d and C sts. s.e. where requiem mass will be offered 8t D am. Relatives and friends invited. Iuterment Mount et Cemetery. 17 CRAIG. GERTRUDE M. March 16, 1935, GERTRUDE M. CRAIG., aged 67 'vears, the beloved mother_of Mrs. Neilson Jones of Miami. Fla. Remains restng at the W. W Chambers Co. funeral home. - 1400 Chapin st. n.w. Notice of funeral later CUSICK, FREDERICK A. On Thurstay Mar:ch 14,1935 at Garfield Hosp! PR:DERICK A. CUSICK. beloved hus- band of Bessie E. Cusick, father of June M. Cusick and son of Mrs. Jennie R. Cusick, Funeral H. Hines Co. funeral home. While the next Community Chest drive is many months away, the area chairmen of the Group Solicitation Unit are holding a series of meetings in an effort to improve methods of soliciting business houses during the campaign. Walter B. Clarkson, chair- man of last year's Group Solicitation Unit, has been taking an active in- terest in the meetings of the area groups. Meetings have been held so far of the section chiefs of area 3, of which | Willlam McClellan, president of the Potomac Electric Power Co., is chair- man, and area 1, of which S. Pcrc“ly" Thompson is chairman. Karl A 5 me, 2001 Corby, chairman of area 4, has called | m.1v:c"rnM.Tr‘flEEmwfifi'z’m'r.al Ceme! a meeting for Tuesday, and John Saul, | 17 chairman of area 2, will hold a meet- | cUSICK. FREDERICK A. ng at a near date. | Henry W. Lawion The groups are considering some Somuin e S changes in the geographical limita- March 1. 1835, the fu- tions in some of the areas. Section neral parlors of the S. H. Hines chiefs who have met so far are in S, 1a'B AN v Tumeral” oi favor of trying to enlist closer co- comrade. FREDERICK A. operation of the executive in each firm 1 in perfecting the preliminary organi- zation in his firm as well as maintain- | ing his interest throughout the cam- paign. On_Saturday. = CHARLES E. HAWKINS, Comdr, DALE. MARCUS. Departed this life on Priday. March 15, 1935, al & z b Daie. uevoled fat e Dowell and lov and the late Eug Qards of Thanks. siste tives. . BILLY. We wish to express our sincere thanks to the host of friends | and relatives who helped Lo bear our | burden through the illness and at the death of our dear son. BILLY HOHEIN. | MR. AND MRS. W. W. HOHEIN. | KING, C. FRA) . We wish to express | our’ sifcere thanks and appreciation to | our many friends and relatives for their kind thoughts. sympathy exvressed and lovely floral tributes received at the death of our son._C. FRANCIS KING. FATHER AND MOTHER. * Thnity Cath MANYETTE. WILLIAM C. The family of | 55 I Where W WILLIAM C. MANYET’!;!: u‘h;h?s to ex- S Lot e its sincere gratitude and appreci s #nd_friena S posthe "é"‘; riends ‘ana ‘relatives | Mount Oiivet Cemetery. their kind sympathy and beautifu floral tributes. THE FAMILY. | DAVIS. “‘AJY;’ ‘ on A v pm Draths. ACTON. MARY L. On Situ 16. 1935, at ~Georgel 30 p.m Chureh, se. Rev Floy, Jonn T nd n Aifred H._ A Bernard Saf! Notice of BAKER, LELIA. On Thursday | 1445, LELIA° BAKER. devoted | EdnaRiley. She alsoleaves other relatives and friends ~ Remal the W Ernest Jarvis funeral ch 2 You st nw. until 5 pm. Sa there- after at'her late res 5 r sent Foit L l'l]lJOS DAVID A. o 1 b at his_res ne. DAVID A, FULION pand © a urday of Mat s ene A H C Oliveri, Mrs. E J'. Howard G.. Lo a s ted to atiend. setery. LLAGHER. REV. MICHAEL. darch 16." 1. ke home st. and | ervices w BOWMAN. JOHN B. On Thur 13 t_his Interment M GENTRY, SUSIE. On sts. s.w. until 5 p.m.: thereafter at her | | services at the 8. | 2901 14th st. | ; AU o | KEPPLER. WILLIAM < | LOANE, FANNIE M March | A—11 Beaths. Departed this 1935, her Va 1 wife of P. E. leaves to mourn their 1oss two daugkters, Mrs. Nellie Wiley of Herndon. Va.. and Mrs. Flor- ence’ Massie of Bon Aif. Va. and three sons. Ray und Marshall Wneeler of HARRISON HARI daughter. grandchiidren, Harrison: two and George Pollard: other relatives and a host of friend Funeral services will be held at 3 rrydale. Va. and W. A eeier of residence. 1012 1st st. n.w.. on gton, D. C.. and 10 grandchil- March 17. at 2 o'clock. \ ne is survived by other rela- Ly B ds. who are invited t HAWLEY. WILSON GRAY. On Saturday | ai ffom Browss Chaper March '16. 1935, at his residence. 1916 rch Sunday, March 17, &t 17th st. nw, WILSON GRAY HAW- LEY. beloved husband of ~Clara R Hawley. Remains resting at the 8. H Hines Co. funeral home. 2001 14th st n.w. Notice of funeral later. JACKSON, W . On Wednesday. She “leaves man March 13, 1 at Walter Reed Hos: friends. Remaing pital, WILLIAM JACKSON. sergeant. U ing 1n Jonn T. Rhines funeral 8 A. Tretired. * Remains resting at 4 and Eye sis. 5.W ral Frazer's fuseral home. 350 R I ave ! 15, at 1:30 pm. from . Puneral will be held ‘Monday. above-name & atérmer Maich TR At 1'pm.- from the abo o Comerary, OAPelk Intergent funeral home. Interment Arlington Na- < tional Cemetery. 7| WINDSOR, IGNATIUS. =~ On Satu JONES, AMANDA. On Saturday, March el G D T et 16 1035, 8t Ollineer Bosmial AN | By o N Wingos P : beloved husband of Neal Winasor. Fu DA JONES devoted wife of ‘Rebert| ncral services {rom the resiaence of his . mother of Mrs. V] 3 / fcatawa Thomas and Joseph Jones She a ata leaves two sisters. M. Loutse Har and Catherine S three brothe Hollis. William g Butler many’ other rel friends * Remairs T.Rhiiies i On Tuesday. March tal. ELIAS n their one ves to m mothe Rummels . March er Hospital, MAR- sled wife of Calvin hier of Sarah Adams funeral ho A“’x wood Ce JOHN P. On Priday. March 15 at his residence. 2th Dr. JOHN P. KIEFER. husband of the laie Luia B neral from his day, March 1x L gt OlHA BELL Cemete:ry. 1 in Memaorium, O1HA fe on Sate 3 Gaulinger d husband Depar aevou 1935, at the BERNSDORF. ETHE BERNSDOE ars ago Loday. i & lovelyl Jwers are to oloom cheers are to spread graces A. THOMAS P. On Th s 1 there enjoved. "THOMAS P, BRAHMLER, EMIL P. BXARLE} ouay CLARK. AGNES AND WILLIAMSON GEUKGE z ren . JAMES, JR grave L save. lights burn for 1 you knows MOTHER. * loved JAMES MILF y of our HAWAIND years | BROWNSON, WILLARD HI 1 Saturday. Marc 1 1 ! i hington. D | WILLARD 16, 14195, at Preedm the devoted dau; er of B PLYER, FMMA 1 6, 1935, he C.. in his 90th of Duc- s FUNERAL HOME “Spires of Melodies” V" MAL— 3 Every Sund:yoll“l:ls P. M. 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Calcweil. Remains resting at | the Ives fu. ome. 310 Wilson blvd.. | Clarend Funeral ay. March 1At 230 pm.. from above neral’ home. 'Intérment Columbia Gi dens Cemetery 17 CHASE. JOSEPHINE. Departed this life | on Fridas. March 15. 1015, at her resi- | i densburz. Md . after a long | iliness. JOSEPHINE CHASE. = She leaves to mourn their loss a band. Charles Chase: one caughter. Helen Harris; three sons. Russ Willlam and Melvin Chase. and_a host of other relatives and friends. Puneral Monday, March 1K, 1 p.m.. from De! A. M. E_Church. Bladensburg. Md. Interment Evergreen Cemetery. 17 ar_admiral. U. S. nd of Isabella Kin n and Cl Y t the W. E: vis 1 ch. 1432 ¥ Notice of iuneral later GILLIGAN. ANNIE LOUISE day. March 16. 1935. at 1 & 1 Hos A wite of the and beloved s Pu! t 10 am. for the repos GOODWIN. LILLIAN WHIGAM. On day. March 15, 1930, at her reside 3601 11th st. n.w.. LILLIAN WHIGA] GOODWIN. beloved wife of Edwin P. Goodwin. mother of Charlotte A. Eaton Puneral Monday, March 18. from Hy song's pariors. 1300 N st. n.w.: thenc To the Shrine of ihe Sacred Heart. 1tith st and Park rd. n.w. where mass wiil = be oltered at 11 am. for the repose of BROOGCH—Cam: SNEEE G::lrui:lhwnm MOLLIE). On Wed = AHAM. MARY (MOLLIE). On Wedne: B e cyniown day. March % ‘her residence, SO Tt st foved wite of 2 H. Graham. leaves to_mo! eir loss six children — and a host er relative " Lost and Found advertisements friends. Body restng temporarily at funeral home Earl Better. 1205 Jor the daily Star will be accepted Walter st. s Sa Mondays to Fridays, wnclusive, up Mareh 16 to moon day of issue. SGturdays {;’"ml from March 18, at and legal holidays up to 10 a.m. Cyprian’s Church, 1 day of issue. For the Sunday Star Interment Mount Ol Saturday. GRAHAM. MOLLIE. . e I St Cyprian's Bencnicial S CANARY—WIIl the lady who causht ca- | are requesied to attend the funeral of nary bird Friday return bird and get am- | Mrs. MOLLIE GRAHAM. Monday. Murch ple reward? Hattie G. Irvine, 1304 R 18. 1935, at 9 am. from St. Cyprian's e, | O MRS AL TOAATTHEWS. P 3 1 A M M. . Pres, ian and whie:| MRSUANNA HARRIS. Secy. < vo0d. Langley. Va..Clarendon 839-F-2 : = = = RAHAM. MARY (MOLLIE). Officers and DOG—Strayed from 1002 R. 1. ave. ne. & members of St. Augustine Ladies’ Aux- white and brown, {0x Pnone | fliary. No. 73. Knights of Si. John. and - war N Ve 71-3 G | District Auxiliary. No are hereby FUR_CAPE. brown. and Docketbook. with watch and _eveglasses in: afternoon. near Lincoln Memorial. T S e R VG SN S LADY'S PUR COAT and man's overcoat and felt hat uitiand. Md. Reward. LOST. N30 am. h'and C sts Cemeter ciety notified of the death of (MOLLIE) GRAH Sunday_March 2 at 313 7th st. se. Fun Cyprian’s Church’ Mond ELLA F WATKI OCKETBOOK—RIack. containing _abo Sec . white gold wedding rina. yellow gold S class Ting. a one-ruby ring: lost afternoon between 817 H st ne Reward. Phone At Oates st. n.c Onyx: Burleith. Conn. ave Wednesday. Reward. Call | Wil the lady who called | se call agamn. or call Em- | GRAY. WILLIAM H. Suddenly. on day March 14. 1935 WILLIAM H. GRAY. beloved son of Dorsey R. and the late Josephine Gray. He also leaves 10 mourn their loss crie brot Eari Gray: two sisters, Crtherine Martin and Clara Brown: two uncles Willlam and Fugene Gray: one aunt. Alice V. Simms s cl turday one niece. June Brown. and one nephew. Marcellus Martin, ir. Remains res at Stewart’s funeral home 30 H ne. until Sunday. 1 pm.: thereafter his late residence. 2:33 10th st. see. Fu- nera! Monday. March 18, at 2 pm..from Ebenezer M. E. Church. 4th and D sts se.. Rev. W. A. English officiating. 17 N. CLARA. On Frid: N CEARN GREACEN. | nw A Gl N. of Mrs. Sue M. Fowler of Lnkt!andv Fla.. and Mrs. Zoe Verne of Washington D. C.. Funeral services at t w. W Chambers Co. funeral home. 1400 Ehimin %, nw.. on Monday. March 18. at 7 p.m. Relatives and friends i Interment private. SPECTACLES. gold. in ¢ Veterans’ Bureau. Call Wisconsin 37 Reward. b s0ld_enamel; Tuesday afternoon: keepsake. Reward. Phone D trict 1050, Branch or North_14 WIRE-HAIRED FOX TERRIER. ‘Ruffic’: male, white with large <pots middie of left side. another on left i, smail brown spot under tail: tag No. 095; lost January 14. Call Georgia 1414. Si5 reward) L .. oo i WRIST WATCH (lady’s) and bracelet. hite gold: block initials E k. valued as gift “Any Family Can Afford Ryan Service” ' “Glowing tributes have % been paid Ryan Service” ‘We have received letter after letter from bereaved families, thanking us for the kindly, sympathetic and dignified manner in which we assisted during bereavement. No matter what time of day or night, we are always ready to advise and serve anyone, anywhere! Funeral Director 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. ATlantic 1700-1701 L] - ARY GRAHAM. be- | She | and | omcers and_mem- | “Sister MARY | | A Mateh Rock 'c PRATHER ek Cen ! FRANK. Geor P ANN. On daughter and son. Mr James Walls of the la -in-law y of P! ssie Washi Intérment Harmony of her_of Joseph A. Raf- James_Donohoe and Mrs orbett. Funeral from the W Chambers Co. home. 1400 L hws on Mondas. o ROBINSON, March 14 4th st loving ANNIE M 1935 at her residence nw.. ANNIE M wife of the late Willis B. Robin- aught Mi Jai Charles also Jeaves one Minor: one_sister four grandchildren. ma brother. Mrs. Elmira host of other rel- ds R = late RUFFIN. MISSOURL 1§ MISSC Clark. Annie. Sue. Roosevelt and Bradshaw Gri and Be: Wi the W._E 1 1432 You st. n.w ent Kelford. N. C.. March 17. 17 SHEPPERSON. BESSIE. On Friday. March 15. 3 BESSIE 'SHEPPERSON, be- el an Jarvis r nw. Interme Cemetery. ~ Remains the W irch. 143 Lincoin Memorial may be "viewed r 10 am nday SMITH. WHEELER. On Friday. : M Alto_Hospiial Funeral Mond: pm. from Frazie R I ave nw Natio Yo March his Burtonsv usband of sie_Soper. Funeral sery Liberty _Grove v e N ., Md w late Elizabeth r of Dr. James Gayley Tow thingtou. D. C.. and Wilson L. send of Kensington. Md. _Body resting at the chael of Warner E. Pumphrey's 1 home. Rockville. Md. ces later ER. KATE T. On Saturday. March i KATE T. VALAER of Winsto; alem. N. C.. mother of Peter and Charles Valaer. Remains resting at the 8. H. Hines Co. funeral home. 2001 14th st. n.w until 6 pm. Sunday. March 17 Services and interment Winston-Salem. N. C. VANCE. NEST. On Thursday. March 14, 1935, ERNEST VANCE. son of Roo- ert L. and Mary Vance. brother of Mrs Alice Williams. Mrs. Emma _Henricy Belilah and_Lillian Vance. = Surviving him are 2_host of other relatives and 1riends. ne:al Monday. March 18 at 9 am. from Fraziers funeral home ix0 Rhode Istand ave. n.w. Interment Mount Olivet Cemeters WHEI’,I—]EHRLII.IJQ\ On Tuesday. 12 1935 wife of Isiah Wheeler, sister of Mrs Pear] @ibbs. Arthur and Oscar Morris She also lraves ome aunt. Mrs. Lula Coffmen a_host of other relatives friende. ‘Romaina resting. At the T-“Rhines funeral chapel srd and e st S.W Puneral Sunday. March 17, at 1 p.m. from 7 Baptist Chure Inierment Lincoin Memorial Cemefe March ROBINSON. | at the above parlors | y 18 Notice of LILLIAN WHEELER. beloved | HAWRINS. EACHEL D RACEEL 1 nt years 1HE CHILDREN. * NEWMAN. RICHARD. er mem- ve I RICHARD NEW- s 1WG years ago loday, blossoms are faded and D_WIFE. BERTIE; DAUGH- PEARL AND' ELOYCE: SON MA B but loving ; ieand our e e & 3o dge larch 17 1ot R HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. * PIFRCE. INEZ MANNING. A tribute of HUSE. ESTHER. THER RUSSELL. w life one yea darch 17 HAROLDINE L. CUMMINGS. ADDIE ELL. LILLIAN C. ALEXANDER. * 14084 ER. Who depa. March 13,1 | HER SON. HENRY. * THOMAS. ALVIN L. Sacred 1o the mem= v o1 0 v. ALVIN L. THOMAS. who 280 today, March g0 1934, What wou His dariing 1a To_hear his vo: s That meant s e LONELY MOTHER. ALICE RILEY. ER. MICHAEL. 1In_loving © of MICHAEL ~WELSS: MUELLER. who died five years ago to= day. 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