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FUNERAL TOMORROW Funeral services for Comdr. Clinton | Philo Kendall, 49, who died Sunday in | South Londonderry, Vt. will be held tomorrow atfternoon at Arlington Na- | tional Cemetery. Comdr. Kendall was former in- structor and maintenance offcer in the Coast Guard Academy at New London, Conn. He had served in numerous Coast Guard stations along the Atlantic Coast and in the Arctic. Cdar Hlll Wastingllons most Beautjul Cmeterg w Where Perpetual Care is More Than a Promise 'MRS. CARRIE FUSSELL DIES AT NEW YORK Husband Founded First Cream Factory in U. S. at Baltimore. Mrs. Carrie Krafft Fussell, native Washingtonian, whose husband, Jacob Fussell, founded the first ice cream | factory in the United States, at Bal- timore, in 1851, died yesterday in New York at 91. Mrs. Fussell’s father, John Krafft, was one of the first men to migrate to California in the gold rush of 1849. She was educated in the Cap- ital, but had lived in New York for | nearly three-quarters of a century. For many years she was active in church and social work in New York. Her husband died about 25 years ago. Surviving are a son, William Fus- Tce THE EVE sell, with whom she made her home; a daughter, Mrs. Henry Storrs Craft, and three grandchildren, Mrs. Alice Finehout, Plainfield, N. J.; Mrs. Ada Ernst, New York, and Harold Craft, Tuckahoe, N. Y. BRIEF ILLNESS FATAL Mrs. Annie M. McAlister, 61, Re- sided Here 33 Years. Mrs. Annie M. McAlister, 1417 Park road, died yesterday in Garfield Hos- | pital after a brief illness. She was 61. Born in Shippensburg, Pa., Mrs. McAlister came to Washington 33 years ago and was employed as a clerk in the Treasury Department. Surviving are a son, Russell M. Mc- Alister, and a sister, Mrs. Clara E. Feister. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p.m. tomorrow at the W. W. Chambers funeral home, 1400 Chapin street. No Substitute Will Do for Schneider’s Dark Wheat Bread You want the best Dark Wheat Bread of course. Insist on Schneider’s and get it! For NING STAR, WASHINGTON, FRANCIS WILSON, FAMED ACTOR, DIES First President of Equity Association ’Expires After Heart Attack. By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, October 8—Francis Wilson, 81, noted actor and first pres- ident of Actors’ Equity Association, died yesterday following a heart at- tack. He had been convalescing after an emergency operation four weeks ago. A native of Philadelphia, Wilson went on the stage when he was 21 in a minstrel troupe and then went on to become one of the foremost comedians of the American theater, notably in the role of Cadeaux, in “Erminie.” He aided in the foundation of Actors’ Equity and served as its pres- ident for seven years. After 1919 he returned to the stage only infre- quently and principally in revivals of famed plays. He was the author of several books about men in the theater. Mr. Wilson was married twice, first to Mira Barrie, who died in 1915, and then to Edna Bruns, who had been his leading lady in one of his own lays. He had four children. Men prominent in the theater will be honorary pallbearers at his fu- neral Wednesday at the Little Church Around the Corner. Burial will be | in the plot of the Actors’ Fund of | | America at Kensico. | 'WINDSOR MOXLEY, 38, CHOIR LEADER, DIES' | Damascus Resident Succumbs After Long Illness in Sibley Hospital. Special Dispatch to The Star only Schneider’s is made of costly Purina Whole Wheat Flour, which is endorsed by Good Housekeeping Institute. And Only Schneider’s Dark Wheat Bread comes in the Red Checkerboard Wrapper. It pays to in- sist on Schneider’s Quality Breads. Schneider’s BREAD CHARLES S \ L2777, S 2% Z % 7 722272727227 SCHNEIDER BAKING CO., WASH,, $75, $95, $125, $150, $165, $265 MAIN OFFICE 1400 Chapin St. N. Cofumbia 0432 6 chapels, 12 parlors, 35 assistants, cars, hearses and ambulances. Everything you expect for W. Funerals by Chambers | One of the Largest Undertakers in the World D. C. Thls beautiful solid steel casket with $500 Service only $265 for the whole funeral. Also solid copper and bronze caskets with the complete service at one-half the old-time undertaker’s price. Complete Funerals . . . Free Use of Chapels, Parlors and Service] BETHESDA. Md,, October 8 —Wind- | | sor Moxley, well - known Damascus | resident. died yesterday in the Sibley Memorial Hospital in Washington | after a long illness. He was 38 )ears old. Moxley was an active member or the Montgomery Methodist Protestant \ Church at Clagettsville, serving as | choir leader and member of the offi- cial board for a number of years. He | was also leader of the Brownings- | ville Band. Puneral services for the deceased, ' who is survived by his widow, Mrs. Frances Mount Moxley and five chil- dren. are to be held in the Montgom- ery Methodist Protestant Church to- morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock and burial is to be in the adjoining cem- etery. | | Sun D. MARVIN HUTCHINS, 35, CALVERT COUNTY, DIES| Adelina Man Found Dead in Bed. Services Are Scheduled Today. Special Dispatch to The Star. PRINCE FREDERICK, Md., Octe- —Marvin Hutchins, 35, son of Henry H. Hutchins and the late Mrs. Annie Skinner Hutchins, died sud- denly Sunday at the home of his father, near Adelina, Calvert County. He was found dead in bed. Mr. Hutchins had been away from home the evening before and when he re- turned about 1 a.m. he appeared as well as usual. C., TUESDAY, He was unmarried and is survived | by his father, four sisters, Mrs. Man- ning Hall, Mrs. James Hance, Mrs. Albert Zentgrant and Mrs. Dorman Hall, and three brothers, Reginald, Donald and Ralph Hutchins. The funeral will be held this after- Church South, at Barstow. THE WEATHER OCTOBER 8, 1935. ACCUSED TAX| AYER ON'TRIAL Kendall C. Hil’'s Refuted Confession Temporarily Barred at Bel Air. By the Assoclated Press. BEL AIR, Md, October 8—Trial of Kendall C. Hill, accused of slaying Albert Atwell, Baltimore taxi driver, | resumed in Circuit Court here today with admission of Hill's alleged con- fession into evidence temporarily Card of Thanks SNOWDEN, ELIZA. We wish to expres: our sincere appreciation and thanks fo kind expressions ol rnnnmhx death % i Erandmotner rison and wife. p2 tist_Church: Deacon and Deaconess FP. Pisher. Missionary Circle; Mrs. Po- hontas Donoho. pres: Miss Sarah R. Pleits, nec. Quecn Esther Circle: Trene. G Flelas M Ell! Church; cipal of b kind neighbors, a Lucas, Mrs. Ch b Birdie Bhieids: her pastor, 3 Hughes, | and choir of the Mojunt Jezreel Bapt l~l‘ Daughter of Elk for the be: % sirenuous efforts of Mrs. | Mary O. Jackson.past grand trustee: Mr | Fanny l)'\mhuly ex-organist _of the on A Church. Md.: the | Burse ‘Mrt seiton of A M E| Mrs Rebecca Dorsey, My Ric ard Mack and his wife Annie tdied nnrfl ‘ and Mrs. Marian Butler of 8t. Cyprians | Church | HE SIST] ADDIE B. HAWKES WILLIAM VV!SL;Y balked. The confession, considered the prosecution’s strongest weapon, was attacked by the defense last night end of the first day of the trial. State Senator Harold Cobourn, Hill's counsel. objected to introduction of the reputed confession on the ground that it had been obtained before the accused had been given all of h District of Columbia—Pdrtly cloudy with slowly rising temperature tonight and tomorrow, probably followed by‘ rain tomorrow night; minimum tem- perature tonight about 42 degrees; gentle variable winds. Maryland and Virginia—Partly cloudy with slowly rising temperature tonight and tomorrow, followed by rain in west portion tomorrow night. West Virginia—Partly cloudy with slowly rising temperature tonight and tomorrow, followed by rain tomorrow night. River Report. Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers clear today. Report for Last 21 Hours. Yes'day. Temp. Baro. Today. Temp. Baro. Deg. Ins Deg. 1 4pm._ R 30 o 55 30.40 Record for Last 24 Hours. (Prom noon yesterday to noon today. Highest. 55, noon today. Year ago. 76 Lowest, a.m. today. Year azo, 45 Record Temperatures This Year. Highest. 98. on July Lowest. on January 28 Humidity for Last 24 Hours. (From noon yesterday to noon today.) Highest. %0 per cent. at i am. today Lowest, 43 per cent, st 4 pofi. yesier- day. s b m Midnight Tide Tables. (Purnished by United States Coast Geodetic Survey.) Tomorrow 503 a.n an¢ High | Low High Low | The Sun and Moen. Rises today O | 8un. tomorrow 610 Moon. today. __ __ 3:27 pm. Automobile must be one-half hour after sunset rm..-uu- Monthly precipitaty Capital (current month to Month 10 January turnea oi iches in t. Hecorg | Eebruary WARN 7 308 ON NOISE New York City Authorities Issue Summonses to 28. 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Andrew Connor of the State police testified the prisoner, advised that anything he said might be used against him, had replied “Yes, I know all about that, but you promised to help me in.court.” This statement by the police officer resuited in Cobourn’s objection, which was “temporarily sustained” by the court pending developments brougiit out in future evidence. Earlier Josephine Fayer of Perry | ville, alleged sweetheart of the ac- | cused. took the stand to answer one question. put to her by State's At- torney D. Paul MeNabb. “Was Kendall Hill at your home on September 17 at 9:30 o'clock?” Mc- Nabb asked. The State contends At- well was murdered at 8 p.m. on that | date. | Weeping. Miss Fayer replied in the affirmative. She stepped from the stand and was led sobbing from the court room. ’C D. COLVIN DIES AT 13; D. C. RESIDENT 47 YEARS Funeral Services Be Held Thursday for Cousin of 1 Commissioner Hazen. Clarence D. Colvin, of Washington for 47 years, died yes- | terday at the home of his daughter. | | Mrs. Clyde C. Dalley, 5511 First street | | northeast, after a long illness. He was a first cousin of Commissiner Melvin C. Hazen | Born Missouri. Mr. Colv his early manhood in the West. Com- ing to Washington. he . for a time as . mail carrier and then op- erated a street car for 25 years. He was on the engineering staff of the Times-Herald Building for 10 years retirement two years ago. 1g are a sister, Mrs. Su McKinney. and four daughters, Mr: Arthur Biackburn. Mrs. Daniel Mrs. W. J. Hoover and Mrs. spent Surviv ‘ Funeral services will be held at the ‘Xres.ucms at 1:30 pm Thursday. | ! RITES TO BE TOMORROW Manager of Tivoli Th!at!r wWill Be Buried in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Funeral services for Stephen L Etlbacher, manager of the Tivoli Thea- ter, who died Sunday night, will be hel 8:15 am. tomorrow at the W. W. Chambers funeral home, 1400 Chapin street. followed by mass at 9 am. at Our Lady of Lourdes Church. | shortly before court adjourned at the noon at Central Methodist Episcopal | Draths. LEONARD ISAAC. October 5. FONARD 1SAAG o mauen thelr | prother 1 p Bovi's Tuneral home. 1840 £ terment at Harmony Cemetery BAILEY. ANNIE I On Sundas. Octo ANNIE I beloved of BAIR. ROBERTA MAY Suddrno\lfl KOBERTA MAY BAIR beloved wite of Irvin G Bl,l-r b Wednes- Interment Rett) | i 1 10th st at 2 pm, BARTOLOZZI. Rosary Cathol | wurch, wher will be offere o am. Mount Olivet Ceme- tery. BLUE. HENRY A. _Departed ¢ “Norr Tsabelle 1 d resting F BRIDGES, CORRIL EL§ Oc chapel ‘of wealth ave. ROOKS. MINNIE €. On Mo beloved wife o 73. a resident | man_of to mourn their Joss one sister t¥o gra Pear] E_Ci JOHNSON. THEODORE. Theod ters. Estelle Hughes, Tere and Mary' Pevton - Annie Minor ~and Alberta Swann: two brothers. Leon and John Johnson: one uncie. W any“other relatives and frien fusine resting at Barbour Broo home. 48 K il 11 Tuesday dence, 10 Eye st. n.e neral will 9 at 1:30 Cemetery, KAELIN. VIQLA, . On Sunday. October 6, oun o Hospital. VIOLA KAELIN, beloved wife of the iate Ed- ward nd_daughter of A Fadner and the Jat dzhier Funerai from the Zurhorst fun h #01 East Capftol st.. on Wednesday tober 9. at 8:30 a.m.; Holy Comforter Church Capitol st rom whence £ be held Wednesaay ober pm. Interment Woodlawn "Oc: thence o the 14th and East where mass will be said for the repose of her soul. Therment Afiington Narone) Cemetors: LOBTY, EDITH MARIE, Departed this lif 35, at Freedmen's e beloved daushier o Bnn.n Leftyear. She leaves to mourn heir loss a devoted husband. William Loity; “two “children. two brothors. s Sisters and other nd ds. Remains & Son untl 'Wednesday. O L5 D then at her late resid 1513 Carolire st. n.w. Funeral day. October 10. at 1 pm Molint, Pleasunt Church. W st bet an Thses nterment i coln Cempetery, Rev. Anderson officint- ng. ) McALISTER, ANNIE M. On M tober 7. (N3 at- Garheld Hoapioe ANNIE McALISTER. the belov 15t On Tuesdar. oc. .vanm» Hos MOFFITT, FLORENCE Getober Interment Glenwooe o MOXLEY. WINDSOR TE MU PUMPHEEY beicted o) Jate Murine D Pumol; o "’ e s for the repose tives " and friends LOREN = GM\BF -5:, TUCKER. Pres. ULl CATHERINE E ) urm‘m r : R sc Remiins resti Co. f v %% Qctober | THORN HAN AN, , Depurted this 1t A g 0 Tuesda:. October w1033, ar nr s SORE. CAMPBELL. n ¥ Vices at ser €ay. Ortober nw ed Wednesday ¢”and Lynchbure papers | Mo Rock Creek Cemetery D. On Monday. Oc- | Burial will be in Mount Olivet Ceme- tery. Mr. Eilbacher, 42, had been active | in the theatrical business here for nearly a quarter of a century. He began as an usher at the Princess Theater in 1911, served in a variety of positions at different theaters and became manager of the Tivoli in 1926. MRS. MARY MILBERG, 61, DIES OF LONG ILLNESS Mother of House Reporter of De-l | bates, Born in St. Louis, Came Here in 1925. Mrs. Mary Wirtz Milberg. 61, of 3229 Oliver street. died at Sibley Hos- | pital yesterday after a long illness. She was the mother of Franklin S. Milberg, official reporter of debates in the Hofise of Representatives. | The daughter of the late Samuel | |and Ellen Wirtz, early settlers at St. | Louis, Mrs. Milberg was born in St Louis County and lived there until ‘she came to Washington in 1925. Her | son is the only survivor. | The body was sent last night to St. Louis, where funeral services will be held Thursday. WILL YOU LET US EXPLAIN WHY O wu LIAMS OIL BURNERS C Do not rely on natural draft? Their controlled air supply insure perfect combustion resardless o weather. Ralph J. Moore Coal Co. Phone Potomac 0970 " CEMETERY LOTS Choice Lots in Local Cemeteries. :One 6-Crypt Barre Granite Private Mausoleum, beautifully landscaped. 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Reward, Michi e._n.e._Phon DOGS—One black male French poodie and one female wire-haired terrier pup, \lhm“ witn bmv\g( u‘urk Phone Deca- 0 ain EYEGLASSES Oci. 4. between Calvert st.. | Wisconsin ave. and Davis st.. d and Mass. ave. n.w. and Sovernment Rewnd Cleveland 8665, od Washineto V8inState te Dept.. Ext. 220. Reward. K 01 cash. two pers and permit. Reward. Call North 4860 or Adams i 6. PUPPY—English setter, black a | ot ol Sehild's pet. " S015 N. Danville | st.. Clarendon Va. Dept. | SKIRT, brown. knitted, in Kann's 2 vy’ eveni R Phone eward. t | TERRIER—Cinnamon brown. short-haired. long-tailed. 4 months old: no collar or tag: answers name “Chum”: strayed from near conn ave. and Huntington Re e D. Latimer. 3705 Huntington st. Phone | Gleveland ns: black. containing money, drivin nd personal _pape Rewa: ont ot nw. Phone Adams 08 ‘WRIST WA'X'CH. lady’s. Lmlll Elgin, vicin- ity of 1800 N. H. ave.. to Hi Ho Club. Ramon's ufigrlbea on_ back, fre VALLET, permit 3845 La [, la d‘v dnnulodv nnmgea oE sday. on Burea un ednet Im AW+ YRIST WATCH plmnum mm-u e Bulldiaes of grounds of We e Sunday evening. Reward. Cly ward P E. Si phoné District d White. near | or between | Currence. He also f other relatives and to mourn his departure. ng ai_the John T. Rhines pel. 3rd and Eye sts. s.w b.m. Thursday. Octover 1) ioned al chape! Cemetery ALICE MALINDA pel 5th and Qctober ). & p.w.. on Wednesday Cedar Hill Interment at WILLIAM M. Departed this Lie r 5. at C ty | Nohc» of funeral Iater. EILBACHER, October 1 | | | Eiloacher. Tat (hrx\ Ch\l‘ Yéoo' Chapit st tober 4. at Lady of Lou ase. Bethesd Co. al oh Wednesday, Oc: n.w. 15 thence to Our terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. HAZEL. On Saturday. October | HAZEL GARNER. wife of Ray- Garner. 8he also leaves one Gnughter Audrey May Garner. and one son Alhert Garner: mother and father, Mary and Richard Walker . one sister and other relatives and nds. ~Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis West | Memorial Cemetery | GIBSON. LULA MILDRED. October 7. 1535. at her residence. lith st nw. LULA MILDRED GIB- SON. beloved daughter of and the late Jonn M. Gibson. and sis- ter of Mrs saret Bellew. ‘Howard and Roy Gibson. . Remains resting at the W. W. Chambers Co 1400 Chapin st. n.w.. until Tuesday, Oc- tober K. at 8 pm. Interment Crozet. Va. GRAHAM. MARY IDA. On Sunday. Oc- tober 4. 1935 at_her residence. 214 7h st n.w loved wile of William E. Grabam. ' Pu- neral services at the above residence on Wednesday. October 9. at 2 p.m. _Inter- iment Cedar Hill Cemeters. Friends invited x HAWKINS, FRANCIS. On Monday, Oc: tober 7 at_his residence. 13 & brief illness. FR. N(,ls bl"O\'fi “husband of Clara Hawkins. de- voted father of Leroy and Lo kins. He also leaves to mourn their K five brothers. five sisters. daughter- luw. grandson and a host of other rela- ves “and (riends. © Puneral ‘Thursday; , at 2 o'clocl from Mount Chuych "'Lh \l. b!l'ren Dumbarton ave. and O st. | 3ACKSsO! THOMAS. _on Sunday, October 6. 1f St. _Elizabeth’s Hospital, THOMAS JACKBON. He leaves to mourn his departure four stepdaughters, Re- Green. ‘Anna and emains resting at R.hm-& funeral chapel. . B.W. Notice of Tuneral on JOHNEON. MARGARET. tober’ 5. 1 MA N lounx moth of Platcner " M¥s. u.mu Buulias of lantic City, J. e late Denn! fohnson of Wesimoreland Sounty. Vi On Saturday, R-E J m. 2 n: funeral chaj Eve sts. s.wa until 4:3 October 8. thereafter at the residence §f Der granddausher. Mra Blanche Burtos rgia ave. n.w. neral Wednesday, October § at 1 p.m from Zion Bantist Church. ¥ st. betweeil Ard and 4th sts. s.w.. Rev. J. M. Ellison officiating. gnterment Woodiawn Ceme- tery. four broth- | Monday | Virginla B. | MARY IDA GRAHAM. be- | Dol n ) o “Brothel “FRANK ~>TRODDEN and are Afz W JOHN N. TABLER. 7.5 WHITE. WESLEY M. On Tuesdas. Ocios 5. at Georee \uxrmuan Un Hospital, WESLEY M. WHITE of Thomas B. and Laura V of Thomas B. White r.% 1 . Jonn E ter WALKER. H. FRANKLIN. On Sundav, October 6. 1935 at 1130 o'clock pm at the Washington Home for Incurable i FRANKLIN WALKER Franklin al Wednesaay, October from the George eral home. 2000 friends invitec 3 netery. Tenleytown. D. WASHINGTON, . _On Sunday, Gallinger Hospital. WASHINGTON. keloved husband of n.w. Relatives rment Methodist < s Oce ie Evelyn, Beatrice -nn William Was, ton. children. st wood. John, Wesley. Prank nd Wasnington. ‘and _thres siters 3 Mary Boris snd Lul ton. and a host of other relatives a friends. Remains will be resting at his late residence. 918 Westminster st from 1:30 Tuesday. Funeral will held from Mount Carmel Baptist Church ard and Eye sts n.w. AVednesday. Octo Ugclock Rev. W. H. Jernazid officiating. Friends invited. In Memoriam. HARRIS. ROMANDER. Tn sad but lovins memory of our dear mother. ROMANDE*® HARRIS. ‘who departed "this years ago today. October 8. 19 We think of her now Yes of ker ever. e happy daye e & it together. | HER CHILDREN. * remem- NNIE O who passed away ane year ago October &, 1934 Asleep m Jesus THE CHILDREN. * RICHARDSON, MARION E. 1In loving re- membrance ‘of my_only daugljter. MA- RION E RICHARDSON inee Jackson). who departed this life October & did M Then came an snswer. solemn yet sweet Marion is not desd She is onls aclecp HER DEVOTED MOTHER. PARTHENIA T JOHNGON today 1 wondered why, oh, why. ion funeral home, | Fl EBAL DIRE( TORS. Joscph h F. Birch's Sons COCK._Msr.) Phone WES 005 5034 M 5(_ N. w_ Established 1841 v | Frank Geier's Sons Co. Moders chaver 1. NAtional2473 CHAS. S. 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