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HOUSES-FURNISHED.

90S SOUTH CAROLINA AVE. s.E."S1x
rooms h.-w.h., oil burner and Frigidaire;
completely and nicely furnished; no chill
dren; one family. SIS. Inquire eo6 south
COUPLE WILL SHARE HOME WITH RE-
Phone National 944O.
TAKOMA-6-ROOM STUCCO HOUSE
s s ssDns eGr'h hoSs sSS
OVERLOOKING POTOMAC. NEAR FOX
hall Village; bright. redecorated Groom
cottage, porches. baths; on car line
eSmforsasy HrnIshed large lott soo
from Park rd-Party going to Florida. de-
sirable couple to take over house. heat
and gas light free. Very reasonable.
WILL LEASE CORNER BRICK HOUSE IN
tile family (no childrenll; for good care and
quired. Phone Georgia 43S5.
ATTRACTIvELY FURNISHED BUNGALOW
in good location: oil heat. Phone Adams
OLD GEoRoEToWN HOME. 3-sToRY
brick. attic. large dining and reception
rooms. bed rooms, sleeping porch. Q
baths sun pse rose West sss
2o7 WILSON LANE. BATTERY PARK,
rooms, kitchen bath. Open 3 to 5 pm.
today; references required. Phone WIS
SIX-ROOM HOUSE. COMPLETELY FUR
nished; rent reasonable: bus, cars con-
venient. West 0649-J.
ATTRACTIVE. COMFORTABLE HOME, IN
Wesley HEIGHTS Reasonable rental to right
party 2910 Glover driveway. Clev. 446O:
COMPLETELY FURNISHED GROOM
detached house Double garage. Instan-
taneous hot-water. heater. Oil burner.
510e 18th st: NV
NICELY FURNISHED. NV. RESTRICTED:
8 rooms, bath. 8 porches. automatic heat.
elec. refrigeration. Call OWNER. North
10000. Apt. 701.
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DODGE 1884 de luxe sedan; driven 3. 3.6s3
miles: carries complete new-car service
policy and new-car guarantee; original
black finish is perfect. interior spotless; in
| fact. cannot be told from brand-new; can
! be purchased at considerable savings. The
TreW Motor Co lh2R 1Ath ST w
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HUNTING GR0IINnS

DUcKING. SHORE FOR SALE OR LEASE
Immediately. Farm. 900 acres. l mile
side. about 35 miles south Of Washington,
D; c.; club house and blinds on premises.
Also upland game shooting Improved
2TO-J Star of1ce 4s
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GENTLEMANs ESTATE. rs ACRES. WELL
located. Master dwelling offers IL well
proportioned rooms. Hot-water heat. 3
baths. Sun porch 4-room guest house
nearby. Fine outbuildings. POTTS &
GRIFFIN. Frederick. Nd
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SHORE PROPERTY
SALE COUNTRY PROPERTY.

COTTAGE AT COLONIAL BEACH-5
rooms. porches: water and electricity: lot
50xl50 ! block from river; near Eleanor
Park: will sacrifice. Met. 5459.
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WATERFRONT PROPERTY

POTOMAC RIVER PROPERTIES-COLO-
nial homes. ducking shores, farms Write
for booklet and list. THE MD. REALTY
1511 Guilford ave. Baltimore. Md
worth $500. take So $50; terms. trade
small city equity. Fireproof nat. big lot,
fronts water. clear. trade for 6-r. house
Petworth section. Plum Point. big lot,
5 r. $3.50; easy terms, trade 1t and
equity in large house nr. 10th ext. for
downtown house
N E. RYoN CO.. 1915 N Y. Ave. Natl. 1907
EXCEPTIONALLY DESIRABLE COTTAGE
on salt water. living room kitchen two
bed rooms and bath room. large plot; elec-
tricity convenient; sacrifice for S7O5;
financed at Sis month Sterling e551 .
HERALD HARBOR COTTAGE. 4 ROOMS,
2 large porcheS; elect: furn.; owner leav-
ins city, must sacrifice. Call Greenwood
2259
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ONLY $40 EACH

ONLY $40 EACH.
Closing estate. can sell / 5 picked lots
each so feet wide close TO water front:
very best of fishing and Grabbing fne
beach, safe bathing. excellent garden soil
Star office. 70
GENTLEMAN'S WATER FRONT ESTATE
on Chesapeake Bay. near Washington and
Baltimore; "a acres, u mile of shore safe
baths. servants quarters. stable, dock.
sandy beach. fruit shrubbery. shade. Very
attractive property. at the right price.
oils. Nd
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SALE-ACREAGE.

BARGAINS IN SMALL AcREAGRs Lo-
GATED in Arlington County, L. E. SUM
10 $40 ACRES. 12la MILES D. C., in
s. Nd. cleared bid, site in beautiful
white oak grove we'll garage: acres
tillable; Spring-fed. stream. $3.50. Ad-
dress Box 339-J. Star of1ce-
$50 DOWN. $40 MONTH; 6Ia ACRES; 80
miles D. c. ~ miles Potomac River.
Charles Co.. So. Nd. u plow land. $3.50.
1923 st. sc. 81
10 ACRES LAND D. c.; FRONTING
Government park; 10 minutes to Capital;
will sell acreage or lots. Address Box
177-J. Star ONCE.
:, ACRES. ga MILES WASH. D. c.; LEE
Highway Va Will sell subject to trust.
terms. Phone Walnut 1866.
S.. 500. CASH ONLY-50 ACRES BEAU
tifully wooded electricity available: 'front.'
ing good gravel road, ia miles D. G.
Phone National 1858.
10 ACRES ON HIGH KNOLL ON RIVER
road. about 15 miles from Treasury. Ex-
tensive view. including mountains and
the Valley Of the Potomae S1.60o.OO.
1719 K st. NV. Natl. 1885.
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Duckine Privileges.

DuCklnS f1lVlleSeS.
Can accommodate parties of six or less,
everything furnished. For particulars.
write or call in person. A. s. Irwin.
Marshall Hall Nd
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DE SOTO 1882 second series sc model
custom built. with curved radiator front
and horizontal grille floating power and
free wheeling. and automatic clutch; runs
like new car; perfect mechanically, tires
almost new beautiful black Duco with
cream stripping natural wood wheels and
white side-wsll tires; this car is far above
as a bargain-only S395: terms Stand
ard Motor Sales Inc. 2024 14th st. NV.
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COAL. FUEL OIL, WOOD.
BOATS.

sAILBoAT, % it.. $50; cypress construc-
ton, screw fastened; cost S225: | year
old: must sell, moving. Col. 433s.
CABIN CRUISER 24-foot. berths. fully
equipped. named LEGO" docked Capital
Marine Garage. Will sell for $3.50. or
best cash reasonable offer. Apply 2726
10Th st. ne. or phone Potomac 2219.
CLEARANCE SALE
ON ALL BOATS.
20co Discount on All
Thompson and Century Boats.
Special 15-ft. Dason Fishing Boat. $40 90
Special 14-ft. Dason Flat Bottom. 300
Special left Owens Boat. ....... 1900
CLEARANCE SALE
USED OUTBOARD MOTORS.
Motorgo, hip. $50 so
Motorgo, IA h.p....,. $50
Lockwood. IA h.p.. 5000
johnson Sea Horse 4, like new. $3.50
Johnson 81. rope starter. ...,.... 90 90
t starter '....17o. 90
Johnson left Racing Motor. .... 5000
Lockwood. IA hp.. electric starter. 5000
johnson, 10 hp .. 4500
These prices will be advanced very
shortly, so buy now for next season. This
sale is only going to be for one week.
Cash or Terms
JOHNSON MOTOR SALES CO.,
SIC 9th NV. National $3.50.
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CORD 1880 de luxe brougham; midnight
blue with wide azure blue panels, white
side wall tires, well tenders, metal tire
automatic dome light. clean Bedford cord
upholstery. twin stop lights, hydraulic
brakes and fine motor. One of the
swankiest looking cars in town: only 1897.
trade or Sl00 down. Nolan. I'LL 18th
st. NV.
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DODGE SEDAN, 1888. original black nm
| ish like new; equipped with double horns,
double tail lights. double windshield wipers.
cigar lighter. clean interior; mechanically
perfect: S595. Rickard & Davis. 2236
Pa. ave. Sc.
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sALE-MIsCELLANEoUS.


WASHER, Easy vacuum cup, wrinseT s. Type.
ave. TaEoma Park, Nd shep. 1sl3-R.
WASHERS AND IRoNERs, bargains; call
us before you buy; parts and service ioT
hewson n. Tashsfs sts 4eiaf coambis 1866 S6ses' w
WASHERS q IRoNERs-special warehouse
sale. large discount for cash: every appll,
Ridseiy. i4th q Newton sts:. Col 10. 900.
WASHING MACHINE-Unusual opportun.
ity to saw S2I on orand-new Apex 7-sheet
models; slightly marred IN shipmen:. Reg.
Soe 9th st. NV at g. Open evenings.
sawed 8 inches up; full cords. $40; slab
wood. 50 cord: desv deliyered' D. G. or suearo'
oak % and pin pine. a4si 18TH St. n.w.-~
WOOD. 50 cord; well seasoned. mixed. cut
any length. free delivery. Adams 3o59..J.
WOOD cut any iegnth. oak or pine; S11
cord stored. Phone Hillside 0lsl:-
wooD|seasoned oak, any length, s1I per
cord. curb delivery; also So pine a ana kinolins'
Dial Walnut S4S7. T. w. Clark.
WOOD. seasoned oak and pine; cut, any
cry Call Wisconsin 1916.
wOOD-On Conduit rd. about . 900 cords.
on stump. Address Box 213-J. Star once.
WOOD. thorouehly seasoned, hiehest grade
9siivered3 Gsk ePf kindiins. Phone serwyn 157:J
s1i per Cord Cord; cut cut s' any Iesnth; delivered
Phone Pho er Ashton ssRn' 11s-F.a1s eA'H N0lO''N, WV
PINCH B. g. DRILL PREss-yyery good
J. zevely. s12 9th St NV.
QUALITY FURNITURE EXCHANGE.
Rent and sell furniture. Easy terms.
1910 14th st NV
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SALE-TIMBERLAND.

TIMBER LAND. 100 ACRES EIGHT
miles from Wash. one mile of State road
dirt cheap for cash. Address Box 364-J
Star ONCE Sc
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FLORIDA REAL ESTATE.

SOUTH FLORIDA HOMES. LOTS, FARMS
groves, acreage. Send for list. Address
Box 257-J. Star ONCE
SOMETHING DIFFERENT.
Have you an income or must you earn
your living? We have the place for
both of you
S25 per acre Beautiful hill section Of
Florida, excellent soil, also DESIGNATED
Tung oil land. We will assist you to
build modern 4-room bungalow. S1,175;
this is your opportunity for independ-
ence. Home markets; new industries
starting Write for illustrated folder. p.
FDUARn Cbiplev
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PIANO. steinway grand; sacrifcing for
quick sale: excellent condition. 3o46 Con-
necticut ave- No 1O7 -
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

WANTEpMgsed grand stsinway pianc, Z IN
ington ave. Aurora Hills. Va. Phone
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Observation-Disclosures.


$50 CASH for small closed car; mus. be
WANTED-Light used coach or sedan; will
buy best bargain offered me Wednesday for
cash; give full details. Address Box 260-J.
Star office.
CASH for 1929 or 1880 Ford. in excellent
National 2442: evenings. Georgia 1881.
DODGE OR CHEvRoLET; panel. Home
LIGHT COUPE OR SEDAN Of popular
make; must be reasonable for cash. Phone
Cleveland 6s23.
CASH Tor reasonably priced ngnt closed
car from private party; car required for
private use; no dealers. 5000 11th st. W.
FORD. CHEVROLET coach or sedan; want
the best $125 cash will buy. Mr.. Tweed.
Hotel Portland. District s676.
WANTED 1882 Chevrolet coach or sedan
body. Call Shepherd 2l42. after 4 80 Pm
Ask for Mr.. Parker.
MORE CASH for your used cars. SEE
JACK PRY. 1905 14th st.. or 1920 Geor-
gie ave. OF 1916 King St. Alexandria. Va.
CASH for your late-model used car. Man
haitian Auto & Radio Co. 17O6 9TH st. NV.
CASH for your car in any condition. Auto
Parts Corporation. $3.50 M st. NV. Phone
FORD. CHEVROLET or other leht cars
VIII pay as much as any one IN city. Fred
Z. Morgan. 1341 14th NV. NO. i0096
CASH FOR YOUR CAR. Highest
prices paid. Superior Motor Cars,
Inc. 1920 18th st. NV.
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PiANO-Bush Lane. apt. size, only
years old: condition excellent: S165.
Phone Emerson 1547s A.
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[ DODGE 1888 coupe: paint. tires. motor
and general condition of this car, will
please the most critical buyer. Priced low
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PIANO-You can buy a brand-new latest
model Knabe baby grand for S785. the
lowest price in Is years. Prospective fine
of this low price now. as it will probably
20 up in very short time. Homer L. Kilt
IN 1930 n
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DODGE 1881 D-H coupe, $3.50; 6-wheel
equipment, rumble seat. black body with
red wire wheels. fine motor clean interior.
| A "Trew" value at $3.50. The Trew Motor
Co. 1926 14th st. NV. Phone Dec. 1910.
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ESSEX 1880 coupe de luxe; rumble seat;
absolutely perfect: any demonstration.
| Bargain. S145. Terms. trade. 607 Mass,
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and uprisht pianos s'Ga In GOOD dnit Condition: ss5
to S45 Smiths Transfer Storage Co..
l212 Ynu st NV Phone North 3343
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CHEVROLET 1888 master sedan: perfect
in every detail A car to delight the FAM
lily and thrill you with its amazing per-
formance. agility and looks; 1859: Man
dell Chevrolet. 18th and Good Hope I'd.
sc All 4400
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CHEVROLET 1892 sedan. S2a5; only S31
down. Positively never taxi cab, in
marvellous condition. perfect .throuEhout,
no co-signers, Just a steady position.
Century Motors, 1905 14th ST. NV.
North oo3o
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HoUSES-UNFURNISHED.

coLoRED-6 ROOMS. TILED BATH. H..
| VIII; hwf.; Colonial type; garage; resi-
1 Dental NV. S65. Terms North 97O0.
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CHEVROLET 1884 coupe. run $500 miles
only. Perfect. S495. Mandell Chevro-
let 18th and Good Hope rd. sc. All. 44OO.
CHEVROLET 1882 de luxe 4-door sedani
equipped with General tires lheavy duty;
beautiful navy blue two-tone with black
top: stored and services in garage: excel
lent condition throughout: 1877; S77 down.
S211l per month on our surety plan.
Nolan's Used-Car Stadium. 18th and NJ
SITS NV
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1917 VARNUM ST. NV BED ROOMS.
two baths maids room and bath in base
ment, oil heat Frigldaire large yard. ga
rage. Call Emerson 1851 Sunday am.
1339 SE-IO r. AND . BATHS; GOOD
condition; INV h.. cleo. 2-car garage, big
yard: $50 Phone Atlantic 0127.
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CADILLAC 1882 12-cyl. town sedan de
luxe equipment; very fine upholstery;
this car is guaranteed in the best possible
condition; S1.445. C. c. c. guarantee:
Cadillac Co. 1929 22nd st. NV. Phone
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APARTMENT GRAND-Dainty little Queen
Anne walnut model Nationally famous
grand left with us for disposal instead OF
being returned to the factory. Has been
used as art test drawing. Will sell for
1887 on terms. Arthur Jordan Piano Co..
1130 c. ST NV
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ESSEX 1882 Pacemaker sedan. in won-
dertul condition throughout; new paint.
i slip covers, ETC.; lowest priced in town.;
| only S295; terms. Britt Motor Co.. Inc
| 1923 Irving St
The Washington times., 1934-05-21
BIRTHS

Carl w. and Olive Miller, girl.
Herschel M. and Louise s. snead, girl.
Edward L. and Catherine NJ. Kieso,
girl.
Thomas L. and Pearl q. Edmondson,
boy.
Shepherd and Myrtle NJ. Cook, girl.
Walter w. and Olive N. Hodgson. girl.
John w, and winifred NJ. Whalen, boy.
william and Mary M. Jones, boy.
Morris and Mary Fuchs girl.
George W. and Agnes 1. Black, girl
twins.
Rudolph and Shirley Wolf, girl.
Urban e. and Rosa NJ. Goerner, girl.
Ralph A. and Evelyn v. Shank, boy.
Hazen e. and Oneida NJ. Cole. boy.
Edmond ]. and Annie e. Bergin, boy.
Bolden T. and Edith L. Mills, girl.
Francis e. and Agnes NJ. Mastbrook,
boy.
Harry L. and Hazel B. Reynolds boy.
John C. and Mildred P. Osborne, girl
Richard B. and Frances e. Alexander,
boy.
Kenneth c. and Margaret NJ. Carter,
girl.
Murray r. and Eva NJ. Dove, boy.
Arthur G. and Emily Bradley, boy.
Paul G. and Gertrude A. Dutrow. girl.
Harold J. and Helen /. Pudney, girl.
Antnony j. ana Catherine H. hAskeShl'
girl.
Clark and Frances r. wolk. hoy.
George L. and Myrtle E. Marshall, girl.
Julian H. and Nancy I. McWhorter,
girl.
Samuel and Anna Raboy, boy.
Mathew M. and Bertha Morton, boy.
Evert and Amanda Lewis, girl.
William and Mamie L. Parker, girl.
William and Alberta Sharpe, boy.
John H. and Clara Smith, girl.
Wexford and Bessie Cooper, boy.
Syrlyrvian and Larrinda Jefferies, girl.
Albert and Beatrice Anderson, boy.
Russell A. and Vera Crockett, boy.
Charles w. and Jennie Clark, boy.
Arthur and Fannie Green, girl.
William H. and Martha A. Wade. boy.
The Washington times., 1934-05-21
PUPILS MOURN
IMMACULATE
SUPER|ORESS

Hundreds Of pupils were mourn
ing today the death Of Sister
Frances Helen, superioress Of I'M
maculata Seminary and one Of
the most widely known teachers
in the country, who died last
night after a brief illness.
After celebration Of mass to-
day for the repose Of the nuns
soul, the body was taken to the
mother-house Of the Sisters Of
Providence at st. Mary-of-the-
Woods, Ind.
First Head Of School
Sister Helen was the first sister
superior Of immaculate Seminary,
assuming direction Of the school
when it was founded in 1905.
After serving In other cities she
returned to Immaculate and was
appointed prefect Of studies. Four
years ago she was reappointed
superioress.
The nun.teacher received her
degrees of doctor Of philosophy
and master Of arts from the
Catholic University Of America.
Archbishop Curley appointed her
chairman Of college and school
activities In connection with the
Maryland Tercentenary cele-
brations.
known for Charities
The charities Of Sister Helen
were widespread. She distributed
food and clothing to the poor,
regardless Of creed or race, and
through her connections found
employment for many needy. She
was well known in official circles
here. She had the acquaintance
Of the highest ecclesiaSticS in
the country and was a frequent
visitor to the White House.
Many times Sister Helen was
honored and commended for her
sc chol aStic accomplishments.
Through her efforts Immaculate
Seminary has reached a high
point in academic standing and
many Of her pupils have attained
high positions.
The Washington times., 1934-05-21
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Fredrick L. Mills, 23. 500 Ninth st.
N. E.. and Ruth H. DanverSon, 81,
sos Minnesota Ave. N. K.
Samuel H. Manchester, 25, zoos Wis
consin Ave. N. w., and Mary A. Donlin.
25. 1927 Seventeenth st. N. w.
Charles H. Haggard, 25, 1863 Potomac
Ave. S. E., and Gaynelle R. Coffelt 22,
125 Eleventh st. N. E.
Sidney S. Jones, 81, and Audrey L.
Russell. 81. both of 205 C st. N. w.
william w. Donaldson, ~. 1904
Twelfth ST. N. E., and Mary R. Smith.
~, 206 Clifton Terrace.
Roswell B. Burchard, jr., 29. 3066
Porter st. N. W., and Thelma c. Apple
by, 21, 500 Lamont st. N. w.
George A. Wilson. a. Colmar Manor,
Md. and Helen L. Thompson. %. 1885
Norman e. Thomas 81. 1919 U St.
9; E.. and Effie G. Gordon. IS. 1921 D
Howard F. wentworth, rs. 44ss Fes-
senden st N W., ana Betty B. Dyer.
21. 1900 Massachusetts Ave: n. w.
Melvin e. Tucker, 81. 1912 Euclid
St, N. W. and Alice L. Taylor 21'
1920 G st. N. w.
Roger N. Harris. 32 Port Royal, Va,
and Mary Mclaughlin, 81, Lynchburg'
Va
Milton Burton. 80. and Frances Pa
perno, 29. both of New York.
Taylor Rosmond. %, and Laura
Thomas. "a, 219 D st. N. w.
James F. Turch. %. and Caroline A.
Cepl, 10, both Of Baltimore, Nd.
The Washington times., 1934-05-21
GA. r. Vet Is Dead
In Illinois Home

CHICAGO, ILL.,, May 21.-One
Of the last two survivors Of the
Libertyville Post Of the Grand
Army Of the Republic passed
away yesterday, when Francis
Henry Doremus, 80, died at his
home in Libertyville.
Mr.. Doremus was the last COM
mander Of his G. A. r. post. He
enlisted in Company 9, 159th
Regiment Of New York Volun-
teerS, on November /, 1862, and
served throughout the Civil War.
He IS survived by his widow, four
daughters, a son, II grandchil-
dren and nine great-grandchil-
dren.
The Washington times., 1934-05-21
81
DROPSDEAD.ON
GOLF: LINKS

Stricken with a heart attack
near the end of a round Of golf
at the Loudoun Golf and Country
Club near Purcellville. Va, yes
terday, Victor E. Pohlers, 81, q
retired Government employe of
East Clifton Terrace Apartments,
died on the course before a ply
Sician could reach him.
Accompanying Mr.. Pohlers were
A. r. Everhart and Maurice Lev
inson, both Of Washington.
A native Of Washington, Mr..
Pohler worked for 80 years in the
Interior Department from which
he was retired nine months ago.
Funeral arrangements have not
been completed.
The Washington times., 1934-05-21
JOCKEY BURIED
IN UNIFORM

NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y, May
Of his former comrades
on the turf acted as pallbearers
at the funeral here yesterday Of
Dominick (''Duke') Bellizzi, noted
jockey, who died in a hospital in
Jamaica, L. l., from injuries re.
ceived when he was thrown from
his mount, Psychic Bid, while
leading in a race at the Jamaica
track.
Mr.. Bellizzi, who was 81, was
buried in his Jockeys uniform of
royal blue and white. Services
were held in the Holy Family
Church, and were conducted by
the pastor, the Rev. John j. Cof.
few.
The Washington times., 1934-05-21
North Carolina Judge
Dies in Baltimore

BALTIMORE, May 21.-Death
yesterday claimed Justice William
Jackson Adams, for 26 years an
associate justice Of the North
Carolina Supreme Court, who
Succumbed to q kidney ailment
In Johns Hopkins Hospital here
after an illness Of 1G days. Mrs.
Florence Wall Adams, his wife,
was with her husband when he
died.
Justice Adams was "a years
old. His body was sent to his
home at Carthage, N. C. Besides
his widow he is survived by a
SON, William Adams.
The Washington times., 1934-05-21
HEART ATTACK
IS FATAL To
T.J. MATHER

While walking with his wife at
their summer home near Water.
bury, Md, Thomas J. Mather, 81,
Washington attorney, of the 1900
block Columbia Rd. N. W., died
suddenly from a heart attack.
yesterday.
Police Magistrate Thomas g..
Basil Of Annapolis, investigated
the death and pronounced it due
to natural causes.
Surviving Mr.. Mather are his
widow and sister, Mrs. Julien
Morton, Of washington.
The Washington times., 1934-05-21
FAMOUS BELLE
DIES At 92

RICHMOND, Va, May 21-MrsD
Henry B. Boudar, belle of Rich
mond society before the Civil War,
died at her home here yesterday
after a short illness. She was 80
years old.
During the war, Mrs, Boudar
nursed in the hospitals of Rich.
mond, assisting Mrs. Jefferson
Davis, wife Of the Confederate
president.
She is survived by two daugh-
Of Washington and Mrs. L. A.
Conrad Of Richmond, and q son,
Erie G. Boudar.
The Washington times., 1934-05-21
Births and Marriages

} Rosalie Miffleton, rs years, 1lo3 st.
N. e.
Roscoe Lamb 50 years. $3.50 Wisconsin
Ave. N. W.
James Anderson, ss years. S13s caths-
dral Ave. N. W.
Charles E. Newcomb, s. years, S512
Seventh st. N. W.
olive B. Adams. 81 years. s22s Hiatt
Pl. N. W.
Charles ]. Horn, Sc years Riggs Ma
tional Bank.
Arlene Goldsmith, ~ years. Providence
Hospital.
Lola NJ. Hickman, IT years siblsy Hos
pital.
Charles A. Thompson, rs years, AL T
St. N. w.
Walker J. Robinson, 66 years. I41 r
ST. N w
The Washington times., 1934-05-21
Former Prison Head
To Be Buried TOdnu

Funeral services will be held at
3 p. m. today for Francis H.
Duehay, former superintendent Of
Federal prisons from 1914 to
1919, at Mt. Eagle, Va. Burial
Will be in Oak Hill Cemetery,
near Alexandria, Friday.
Mr.. Duehay, q pioneer con-
tractor Of Mt. Eagle, Is survived
by his widow, Mrs. Edith G.
Duehay: a son, Francis G. Due
hay, and q daughter, Edith Due
hay.
The Washington times., 1934-05-21
Brief Illness Fatal
To r. B. Gillette

EAU CLAIRE, Wis. May 81.
Leaders in the rubber industry
throughout the country were to-
day mourning the death Of Ray.
mond B. Gillette, founder Of the
Gillette Rubber Company and
chairman Of its board of directors,
who died at hospital here yes
terday after an illness Of 10 days.
The Washington times., 1934-05-21
RAIL MAN EXPIRES

PROVIDENCE, r. l., May 21.
George Rosegarten Sinnickson,
railroad executive and son.in-law
of the late United States Senator
Henry F. Lippitt, died here yester-
day after q brief illness. He was
SO years old,