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TUTT CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA AVKIKNESUAY 31AKCH 20, JOSO. i was surprised ia their bed by the swiftly rising waters and in their precipitate flight left all their -belongings behind. CHEROKEE COUNTY PIONEER PASSES AT AGE OF 84 Canton, March 19. (Special.) Benjamin Franklin Crisler, 4r and one of the leading citizens of Cherokee county, died here early this morning. Born intMilton county, Mr.

Crisler spent his entire, life in this section. He served in company E. 22nd Georgia regiment, Wright's brigrade, during the Civil War, until he was disabled. 3Ir. Crisler came to- Canton soon after the close of the war and entered the mercantile business in which he was continuously engaged for more than 60 years.

He was one of the found-era of the. Bank of Canton, being vice president of that institution FEATURE PROGRAMS ON AIR WEDNESDA "WSAF SITw-OaK. Teuraine Concert orchestra SSSf0. fc'0t Shilkret WEAF IlEEl.WTI WJAH WTA WCSH Wil WH WCAE WTAM WWJ WHAS Mo SH. T.tIO SunkTst Kerenaders string orchestra; Jnliaa Oliver, Spanish tenor WEAF WEEI WT1C WJAB WTAO WCSH WL1T WBC WGT WGB WCAK VVWJ USD WOC WOW WDAF.

7:30 Happy Wonder Bakers Dolores Casinelli. gnest soowt; Frank Lnther, Jack Parker, tenors, and Phil Duey. baritone; Will Donaldson, pianist: orchestra direction Frank Black WEAF WEEI WT1C WJAlt WTAO WCSI1 WLIT WRO WGR WCAE WWJ KSI WOO WOW WDAF WTilJ WKT WFAA KVOO. Ipana Troubadonrs orchestra direction Sam I.anlu WEAF WEEI WT1C WJAR WTAO WCSH WGT WKC WGR WCAB WTAM WWJ WGN KSD WOC WOW WDAF KSTP WTMJ WHAS WSXI WS1C WSB WBX WBAP WOAI KVOO KPKC KOA. 8:30 I'aimolive Hour Ollv Palmer, soprano; Paul Oliver, tenor: Elizabeth Lennox, contralto: the Revelers; orchestra direction Guetav Haenschea WEAF WKEI WTIC WJAB "WTAO WCSH WBC WGY WGB WCAE WTAM WWJ WGX WLIT KS1 WW WOW WDAF KSTP WTMJ WHAS WSM WMC WSB WllT WJAX KVOO KPO KGt KOMO KG KFI KHQ KSL WFAA KPBC WOAI KOA.

tlold Strand Orchestra direction Cnstav Itaenschen WEAF WEKI WTIC WJAB WTAG WCSH WLIT WBO WGT WGR WCAE WTAM WWJ WOC KSD WOW WBT KOA WHAS WSH WMC WSB WFAA WOAT Kl'RC KSL KSTP WKI K.IW KPO KGO KFI KOilO KHQ Funeral Notices PEEL Funeral services for Mrs. David G. Peel will be held this (Wed- nesilitv) mnrninv ot 1(1 nVLu.tr (nun Sacred Heart church, Rev. Father John officiating. Interment at Greenwood cemetery.

Pallbearers please meet at a. m. at chapel of Sam Greenberg 95 Forrest ave. REEVES The friends of Mr. and Mrs.

G. T. Reeves, Fred Reeves, Mrs. Janie Abernathy. Mr.

and Mrs. J. A. Abernathy, Mr. and Mrs.

W. A. Abernathy. Mr. and Mrs.

J. Abernathy and Mr. and Mrs. S. A.

Spruell are invited to attend the funeral of Mrs. G. T. Reeves at 2:30 o'clock this (Wednesday) afternoon at Cross Roads Baptist church. Rev.

W. F. Burdette and Rev. J. II.

Fuller will officiate. Pallbearers selected will please assemble at the chapel of Awtry Lowndes Co. at 1:13 o'clock. Interment Cros. Roads cemetery.

GRIFFIN Mr. Iverson L. Griffin diet! Tuesday evening at the" residence, 12U Brown Place, in the 78th year of his age. He is survived by his wife: two sons, Messrs. D.

G. Griffin, of Fort Worth, Texas T. M. Griffin, of Jacksonville, four daughters, Mrs. N.

K. Fry. of Valdosta, Mrs. Carl Muzcky. Mrs.

A. F. N. and, Mrs. Irene McCray, jf Vn-t.

rr 1 j- "i imiui, irias. itie remains were removed to the parlors of J. Austin Dillon Co. Funeral and interment will be announced later. Zt ENGRAVED Cards of Thanks A For Flower and Sympathy A 50c Dozen 4 SOU.

BOOK 103 Whitehall St. (Gavaa's) i.wt FUNERAL DESIGNS thai 20 years. He was one of the original stockholders in Canton Cotton mills and a director. Besides his widow, Mr. Crisler is survived by four children Mrs.

D. 15. Mulbns, of Pulaski, Va. Benjamin Itoy and Charles Maxwell Crisler, of Canton, and Daisy Crisler, of Canton, and one brother. Abel P.

Crisler, of Atlanta. Funeral services will be held the First Methodist church of Canton Wednesday afternoon conducted by Dr. J. O. Pettis, pastor, with interment in the cemetery.

FINAL SERVICES ARE CONDUCTED FOR MRS. HUDSON Funeral services for Mrs. Lynn W. iuusuii, who uica Aiontlay at her Peachtree street home, -aero xuestiay atternoon at Snrin nm chapel by Doctors L. O.

Brieker and C. It. Stauffer. J. W.

Patterson, vV Mayor I. N. Kaginlale. fr R' Joll-v' John Millsap and llamp Couch served asi nnllhoiiuR. The body was taken to Danville, KvJ Tuesday night, and burial will be there today.

Mrs. Hudson was a native of Kentucky, but had lived hew ninoo IQOl and was widely known. She was the mother of Scott Hudson, president of me Atnietic Club. ENGINEERS SAVE 2,000 IN DANUBE FLOOD DISTRICT Bratislava. Czpclio-Slnvairio 19.

(JPy Army engineers today res- i cued 2,000 persons who had been stranded in flooded villages in the Karlsburg district along the Danube. The marooned peasants were taken safely over pontoons across the river and sheltered in tents provided by the Red Cross. Evacuation of the threat- i ened districts continued. I The population along the river bank 1 Estrel- I lita." which Kincinr Tronhadnitp fl'arfeer will present rith the assis tance be pan section. The ntriug section will also feature in rne waitz.

-K-riiiB. Ueantifiii Sprinj, the pan Troubadours' musk cat ob rvame ot the calendar advent of spring. The complete program follows: Lncky Star. loo Wouldn't Fool Mr, Would Ton. Button t'p Tour tKercoat.

All from "rollow Tkra." To Kaow la te Love Ion. Lover Come Back to Me. From "New Moon. Caressing Ton. I'U Always Be tn love With Tea.

From When The World Is at KeaL I'll Tell the World. I'd Rather Be Blue Over Too. Kprtng. Beantifnl Sarins, welts. Preeioo Little Thing Called Love.

every Moon a Hoar) moon. Hhe' (iot Greet Idea. Estrellita, vocal aolo. Cradle of Love. I'll Get By.

He, Site And He. Jlajbe This 1 I From -Threw Cheers. Happy Humming Bird. Let's Do It, Let' Fall In Lor. Front "Pari." Smile.

a A program of popular selections including comiMmilions of Percy Grainger, Frita Kreisler and Arndt will be presented during the Palm-olive Honr to be broadcast over WSB anil the N. V. C. eystem tonight at 8:0 o'clock. Oliver Palmer, soprano: -rani Oli ver, tenor; Klizabeth Lennox, con tralto; me iteveiers, a male quartet, and an orchestra under the direction of GiiNtav Ilaenwhen will be iresent- eu tiurinx tue I'aimolive hour.

Ibe complete program follows: Waitios tot the Robert E. Lee. Ensemble. Baby, from "Castle in the Air." Paol Oliver and Olive Palmer Duet. Susanna.

Orchestra. gunny Dlposlsh. The Bevejera. A BWbday. iioprano Solo, Olive Palmer.

Country Dance Grainger Oreltestra. Katheleen Ifarvourneen. Tenor Solo, Paul Oliver. Just Aa the Bun Wnt Down. The Kevelers.

The One Girl. Orchestra. By the Light of the Silvery Moon. Ensemble. Hawaiian Mahtinealo.

Olive Palmer and Elizabeth Lennox Duct. La Seduction Tans. Orchestra. Old Befrain. Tenor Solo, Taul Oliver.

Noli. Coming Through the Kye. Soprano Solo, Olive Palmer. All by Myself in the Uoonligut. 4 JfvTitiut Connccticnt Tank re Medley.

unsemnie. A case of 5 alonsv will ha t. vented from beconiiii; serious onlv through th.ta of Mr. Van Ileusen, Wlien fhe tan Ileusen Iirne-ran. "nt its broadcast over the Columbia system tonight at 8 o'clock.

Mr. leader who attends a partv each week in the an llinn scletted for this weeks entertainment dub dance in Fifth Avenue hotel. Lmmy Claire, an old friend of his, is there with her fiance, and it is only throuRh the tact of Van lieu-sen that a bad case of jealousy is nippeu in the bud and a romance kept intact. Unusual entertainment will be offered at this party by a larKe group of talented artists who contribute their services each week to the Van Ileusen Program. Annette Hanshaw has selected "In a Great Big Way- and I ould Up Anything Uut lou.

and the an Ilensen orchestra File Cily of Atlanta -Tax Returns- NOW And Avoid Penalty ii Tj elude the Mexican serenade. FOR RENT 96 ALABAMA S. W. first, buiMing behind the Connally Building on Aabama 7ff i twnt eet with eighty feet depth and an excellent basement, loia street level i. rtvpntlv hoon KG W.

10:00 Kinly Tsllee and Hi Orchestra from the New Venice. X. B. C. ysten to WEAF WOAF WKT KSD WWJ.

VfJZ HETWOEK. 6:09 Jeddo Highlander Frederick Wyatt, baritone, guest artist, Ktefnno di Stefano. harpist orcheKtra direction Hugo Slariani. WJZ WBZ WBZA. :43 "The Political Situation tn Washington Tonight" WJZ WBAL KDKA.

WLW. KWK WBC. 7:00 Mobiloil orchestra Direction Er- no Banee. WJZ WLW KTW KWK WREN WTMJ KSTP WEBC KVOO WFAA KPRC WOAI KOA WBZ WBZA WBAL WHAM KDKA. 7:30 Sylvnnia Korestete Male quar tet.

Andy Saunel'a gnltar and sazo- phtme soloist; Milan Smolen. pianist. WJZi WBZA vvBAL WHAM KDKA WMR KYW KWK WBEX WBVA. 8:00 Smith Brothers Scrappy Lam bert. Billy Hillnor.

snnscsters: Andy Snn-nella. guitar solo. WJZ WBZ WBZA WBAL WHAM KDKA WJB KWK WBEX KYW. 8:30 The Cabin Door Ka Uterine Tlft- Jone. regro impersonator.

WJZ WBEX KDKA WJR. 9:00 The Continentals Orchestra di rection Cesare Sodero. WJZ KWK. 10:00 Slumber Mnsie Direction Lnd. wig Lanrier.

WJZ WHAS WTMJ. COLOMBIA SYSTEM. 7:00 Hank Simmons' Show Boat fold- fashioned melodrsmtO WOR WCAIT WNAC WEAX WFBL WKBW WJAS WADO WMAQ KMOX KOIL WHK WLBW WMAL WCCO. 8:00 van Hensen orocram (Rmlv Vallee and Annette nanshaw with the van nensen orchestral WOR WCAU WNAC WEAX WFBL WMAK WCAO WJAS WA1M1 WKRO WGHP WMAO WOWO KMOX KSIBC KOIL "WSPD WHK WLBW WMAL. 8:30 La Palina Smoker (informal en tertainment and mnsir given at a mok- erl WOE WCAU WXAC WEAX WFBL WMAK WCAO WJAS W.tDC WKRC WtSHP WMAO WOWO KMOX KMBC KOIL WSPD WCCO WHK WLBW WMAL WISX.

9:00 Kolster Radio Hour Coast-to- Coast Hookup (the Kolster Symphony Orchestra and String Quartet) WOR WCAU WNAC WEAX WFBL WMAK WCAO WJAS WADC WKBC WGHP WMAQ WOWO KMOX KMBC KOIL KSHD WHK WLBW WMAL WCCO KI.Z KDIL KMT It KYA KEX KJU KOA. 9:30 Daguerreotypes (Song of yes teryear by innle itinrtet. orchestra and oloisfs)-WOK WCAU WNAC WEAX WFBL WMAK WCAO WJAS WAUG WKRC WGHP WMAQ WOWO KMOX wspn vv ceo vnit wlby wmal WISX. will play a large group of dance numbers including such popular pieces as "Anvthing You Say." "Glad Rag Doll," "Happy Humming Bird and "Sweethearts on Parade." The complete program Theme Song. Every Moon's a Honeymoon With Too.

Orchestra. Anything Tou Say. Orchestra. Lovely Vagabond. Tenor.

Glad Bag Doll. tircnestra. In a Great Big Way. Annette Hanshaw. I Could Give Up Anything But Too.

Annette Huuslian-. Happy Humming Bird. Orchestra. Caressins Ton. Tenor.

Sweethearts bn Parade. Orchestra. The Gold Strand orchestra pro- celient location for any retail line. Just a step around the corner from White-Bait. ery reasonable rate on a five or ten-year lease.

ADAIR REALTY LOAN COMPANY Healey Building Realtors WAlnut 0100 MORTGAGE LOANS sy2 to on all classes of ATLANTA REAL ESTATE Inquiries Solicited WEYMAN CONNORS (EaUbliahed in 1890) 58 Marietta St. WAlnut 2162 gram at 9:30 o'clock tonight over WSB and the X. B. G' system will feature Evelyn Hoey as guest artist. She is a singer of the crooning typel Jhe program follows Prologue, "By My Fireside.

"Tambourine Chinois'V-Kreialer Evelyn Hoey. 'I Mast Have That Man. Orchestra. "My Tonia." Tenor Bole Vet ..11 "Irish love Song." Evelyn Hoey. 'Tell Me "It Takes Ion." -Finale, (Veteili "Old Fashioned Lady." (By Th Associated Press) Program in central itimlinl tim, aii time is p.

m. unless otherwise indicated, Wavelength on left of call letters, kilo- eyclea oa right. Clear channel station pro gram in detatl. with a a appended list ef some at the more important regional station. 293.S KTW Chicago 1020 3:20, Uncle Bob; :00.

orchestras: 7:00, WJZ orchestra program; 7:30, Foresters, the Smiths: 8:30. yadioet; hotel orchestra. Gold orchestra: 10:00. nesr. Herbuveauz orchestra: 10:30, slumber music, orchestra; 12:00, Insomnia club, dance music.

389.4 WBBM Chicago 770 8:00, Indiana quartet, orchestras: feature pro- gram. Right club hour. 418. WGX-WL1B Chicago 720 Quin, Xighthawks, ensemble: 7:00, radio floorwalker; 8:09, Troubadonra orchestra 8:30, Olive Palmer and Revelers: 9:30. Mo-aaics: 10:00, features, popnlar 2J hours).

844.8 WLS Chicago 870 0:05. abort fea-tares: 7:30. farm service: 8:00. hone of roundup. 447.5 WMAQ.

Chicago 70 5:13, Topsy Turvr. orchestras: 7-imi WttR nmirram. it hour); 10:00. musical potpourri; 11:00, dance mnsie (3 hours). 428.3 WLW Cincinnati 700 6:45, po-litjcal situation: WJZ orchestra: 7:30, age of Uoncilla: Franklin ensemble: great adventure, band: 10:00.

dance music; uance nour. intrteenta hour. WTAM-WEAR lOJft 8:00, songs, concert orchestra: 7:00, hour of music features: 8:00, Troubadours, Olive Palmer: 9:30, Gold orchestra; 10:00. dance orchestra hours). 299.8r-WOO Davenport 1000 3:30.

Broadcasters club; 8:30, law for the layman; 7:00, Serenaders, Happy Bakers; 8:00. Troubadour orchestra: Olive Palmer and orchestra: 9:30, Gold orchestra. New lork program; 10:30. Lenten program. WCX-WJR Detroit 7M 7:00.

WJZ orchestra; Forester: 8:00. the Smiths, musical: 9:00. studio, dance orchestra: 10:00, news, Amos, frolickers; 11:00, organ, dance (1 bour). 258.5 WOWO Fort Wayne 1160 7:00. showboat: 8:00.

WOR program, smoker; 9:00. symphony; daguerreotypes. 389.4 KFAB Lincoln 770 6:00. orchestra, feature: 7:00. auto hour; 10:00, musical feature (2 hours).

370.2 WCCO Minneapolis-St. Panl 810 0:00, Minneapolis association program: 7:00. showboat: 8:00, qaartet, smoker: 9:00. Symphony orchestra, daguerreotypes; 10:05, the Admiral, dance; 11:30, organ recital. 273.1 KMOX St.

Louia 1090 6:30. talk: 7:00, WOU program (3 hours): 10:00. league, Amos, Colonel Courtesy: 10:30, Al Carney. Eddie Peabody; Wylie'a orchestra. 13 KVOO Tulsa 1140 studio, A.

ft M. college: 7:00, WJZ orchestra. Bakers; Troubadours, Olive Palmer. EASTESH. 434.3 WEAF New Tork 800 7:00, Serenade' String orchestra; Happy Bakers; 8:00, Troubadours orchestra: 8:30.

Olive Palmer and Kevelers; 9:30. Gold orchestra; 10:00, Vallee'a orchestra bour. 394.5 WJZ New Tork 7:00. Ranee orchestra; 7:30, Foresters uartet; 8:00, the Smifh songsters: 8:30, cabin door in the south: 8:00. the Continentals; 10:00, slumber music hour.

422.3 WOR Newark 710 7:00. Simmons showboat: 8:00. musical feature program; 8:30, informal smoker: 9:00. Symphony orchestra: 9:30. daguerreotypes; 10:00, new.

Golden' orchestra. 348.6 WABU New Tork 860 7:30. musical feature; 8:00. international hour: 9:00. pipe dreams: 9:30, dance music (11 hours).

303.9 KDKA Pittsburgh 980 the vocal Smiths; 8:30. cabia door; 9:00. hotel orchestra. SJ9.5 WGT Schenectadv 790 9:30. Gold orchestra; 10:00, dance honr.

SOUTHESH. 203 WAPI Birmingliam 1140 9:15. Birmingham Glee club: 10:00, musical feature; 11:00, Harris orchestra theater organ. 288.3 KB LD Dallas 104O 5:00. new-easting, contralto, piano; 11:00, orchestra hour.

Pellas 1040 soldiers, dinner music: 7:00, orchestra, Happy Bakers: 8:30. Olive Palmer. Gold orchestra; news, musical program. 374.8 WBAP Fort Worth 8006:30. Bund Sunshine; 7:00.

musical features; 8:00, Troubadour, entertainers. 374.8 KTHS Hot Springs 8009:00, Jack Rose, hotel orchestra; 10:15, Mrs. Thoma Avey; 10:30. botel orchestra, the-ter frolic. 365.6 WHAS Louisville 820 6:30, concert orchestra: 7:00, Katir and his music; 7:30, harmonists.

Troubadours: 8:30. Olive Palmer and Kevelers: 9:30. Gold orchestra: 10:0. slumber bour; 11:00, news, dunce music. 461.3 WSM Nashville 650 6:30.

Craig's orchestra: Fireside hour: 8:00. Trouba-lours, Olive Palmer: 9:30, Gold orchestra; 10:00, WSM minstrels. 252 WOAI San Antonio 1190 7 KM. WJZ programs: 8:00. Troubadours, Olive Palmer; 9:30, Gold orchestra.

WESTERJ7 301.2 KOA Denver orchestra, Tom Mitchell: 8:00. Troubadours, Olive Palmer: 9:30. Gobi orchestra, pace setter; 10:30, atring trio; 11:00, in the garden, quartet: 12:00, dance hour. 408.5 KFI Los Angeles 640 8:30. Olive Palmer and Revelers: 9:30, Gold orchestra, motormates: 10:30, studio.

Pacific quartet; 12:00. dance music omi-rftm 283.5 KNX Los Angeles 1060 8:00. Playgoer club; 9:00. Mr. and.

Mrs. Airdales; icainre programs til nourst. 379.3 KGO Oakland 790 8:30. Olive Palmer- and Revelers: 9:30. Gold orchestra: 10:00, motormates.

feature program: 11 :00. I quintet, songs and the singer; 12:00, Tro- vaneran ts uonrsi. JR3.3 KSL Salt Lake City 1130 8:00, musical. Olive Palmer: 9:30. Gold orchestra, feature: 10:30, musical programs; 12:00, Trocaderans.

440.9 KPO Snn Francisco musical, Olive Palmer: 9:30. Gold orchestra, motormates; 10:30, feature programs; 12:00, dance music t2 hours). 234.1 KOB State Coljege 1180 7:30, vocal and violin 9:30, dance orchestra di hours). Money Saved On All Optical Work Vour eyes examined and glasses fitted with spherical lcanses for reading or distant vision for as low as f4 if! KM lv 1. Dr.

Geo. S. Kahn Registered Optometrist Sst. in Atlanta 18 Sears Special Prices on Kryptok Bifocals and Other Lenses Ground to Order Jacobs' Pharmacy Go. Main Store, Marietta Str mm to.

Notice ia h.reliv riven at the meetius ot ie mayor a ud geaeral conHpil of the City rT Atlanta, held en the eighteenth day or March. 1929. aa ordinance wav Introduced and read, vrxvidin; for the construction of a ewer alone and- In Wymaa street from near Stanwood avenae to Pnzoa avenue. The aeneral character, material and ise of Mid sewer a are follows: Eight-ineo. vitrified or concrete pipe with aix-incb vitrified or concrete pipe house connection, rick manhole with east iron cover, a cd flash tank.

Eald sewer to be built at aa estimated cost ef S960. Said ordinance fur the construction of said sewer may be adopted at the meetins ef the mayor and general council ef said City ef Atlanta, to be held Monday. April 1. at 3 o'clock, p. m.

la the city council chamber, or at any snbseqaeat meetins of said mayor and general council. Said sewer 1 to be bnilt in accordance with the act amending the charter of said city, aseessin; SI. 00 per lineal foot upon toe property and estates abutting ea aM sewe, en each side ef said sewer, i WALTER TATLOE, City Clerk. MRS. NOBLE TO RES IN WEST VIEW TODAY Funeral Services Will Be Conducted at St.

Philip's Cathedral. Funeral services for Mrs. George II. who died Tuesday- at her residence, 1222 Peachtree street, after an illness of several months, will be conducted at 3 o'clock this afternoon at St. Philip's cathedral.

Bishop H. J. Mikell and Dean Baimunda de Ovics will be in charge and burial will be in West View cemetery. Dr. C.

W. Strickler, DrHerschel Crawford, Dr. Charles Giddings, Dr. WL. Gilbert, C.

E. Crichtoa and R. A. Palmer will serve as pallbearers. Mrs.

Noble was the wife of Dr. Noble, prominent Atlanta physician and the proprietor of Noble's sani- Ltarium. She was" a leader for manT I. years in local religious and social cir- cles. 'She took an active part in the "ffi cathedral and the Daughters of the American Revolution.

She also is survived by a son, Dr. George II. Noble, of Atlanta: a brother, Dr. V. A.

Taliaferro, of a ton ton, and a sister, Mrs. I C. tlkins, of St. Augustine, Fla. MORTUARY w.

J. HOB AN. WiUlam J. Hobaa died Tuesday morning at a local hospital in bis 57th year. He i aurvwed by a stepson.

Dr. F. D. Streeter. SSl tS'0K of Huntington, L.

The to the chapel of Awtry Lowndes Company and funeral arrangements will be announced later. W. A. KING. Funeral service for William A.

King, who died suddenly Monday, will be conducted at 10 o'clock Thursday morning it the chapel of the Harry G. Poole Compart: an the Bev. W. will hI'Ti' TIIv1-bB 'UnTS'e will be la West View cemetery. MB 3.

G. D. MARTIN. Mrs. G.

D. Martin, 23, of Waycross died Tuesday afternoon at a local She dren two small 1'7 her. Mrs. SaUie her 5 'i- M. and a brother.

JopS r- a will braa-aounced later by H. M. Hi WALLACE. W-filT 1 (Special.) y. Tf.

JiiJ Ptonee fitien of this county, died Sunday evening, funeral service. Butler of Buchanaa. the Rev. B. r.

Entn- tSl' KeT' Jamorf and JSL? J' Acheson. of this county. Interment was in New Hope cemetery! Mr. TJ. anrvlved by his wife and four sons, P.

T. A. and W. A. Wallace, all of this county, and four dangh- lUli''w' Marietta: Mrs.

Media Holmes, of Trio: Mrs. Bessie Clark, of Canton. Ohio, and Mrs. Martha McBee of Dallas. Furnace Egg $7.00 Ky.

Block JO D. H. THOMAS COAL GO. WA1. 9279-2786 Bed Ash Lump Kaye Special a r-aace Lump, 87 per ton.

ua of Viae, 16.00 IVy 1192 per ton, $7 Coal Co. Sed Ash Egg, 17.25 IVy 1192 Ed. Bond Condon Co. Funeral Directors Ambulance Lady Attendant 125 ivy Street. Tt.

E. WAlnut 1768 PE0FESSI0NAL CABDS Arthur Heyman Hugh Howell W. P. Blnodwnrfh Albert Howell Mark Boldlng Herman Heyman HOWELL, HEYMAN BOLDING Lawyers 508 to 520 Connally Atlanta. Ga.

PRIVATE LOANS On Diamonds, Watche and Jewelry W. M. LEWIS CO. 4TH TLOOa PETERS BLDG. Bus Schedules DIRECT ROUTE via OUND Jacksonville 7.50 Miami 11.65 Louisville 11.65 Indianapolis J4.65 18.65 Lexington 10.00 16.65 Tickets ant Information at Depots UNION BUS TEBM-NAL 118 Peashtree Street.

Phone WAL 6300 UNION BUS STATION 17 N. lorayth Bt. Phone WAL 3361 NOTICE The annual Meeting of the tocKholder of the Atlanta and Wet. Point Bcilmad Company will be held in Boom lo. 202, 4 Hunter Street, 8.

E-. Atlanta. Georgia, on Tuesday, April l(t 192U, at ten forty-five A. II. BRUCE.

Secretary. Proposals for Barract Office Constructing Quartermaster, Camp McClellan, Anniston, AlaJoama Healed proposal will be received here until 11 a. April lit, 1929, and then opened, for the construction ef one Battalion Barracks and UtUitlp. Flan and specifications require a 23 deposit; further Information jBpon application. (COLORED.) In Memoriam.

In memory of our darling- wife, another and sister. Mrs. Sarah E. Brinson. who left aa one year ago today, March 1929.

1K. E. H. BR1SS0X, -WILLIAM BKI.NSON. MISSUS SAKA A.XI rOEA BU1XS0N.

MRS. Jf. V. JARKFTTT, At US. 3i.

05. ACRKi. imsiini Funeral Notices BREEDING The remains of Mr. Meyer Breeding will be sent tliin (Wednesday) afternoon to Providence, K. 1 for funeral and interment.

Harry G. Poole, funeral director. IJ'TIN Died at a private eanHa voHiU uesday evening, March lf D. Martin, of Wav! cross, her 24th year. She is survived by her husband and two small children; mother, Mrs.

Rallia Crowder; father, Mr. J. M. Miles, JVaycross. Ga, and a brother, Joseph Miles, luneral arrangements to announced later.

It iot. mivi son. HOBAN Died, Tuesday morning dt a local hospital, Mr. William J. Hoban, in his fifty-seventh year.

Ha is survived by one stepson, Dr. F. Mreeter, of Rochester. N. and one sister Sirs.

Mary Catlin. Hunting, tou, i I The botly was removed to the chapel of Awtry Lowndes Co, where funeral arrangements will be announced later. ROPER Mr. John Uinton Roper, formerly of Atlanta, Ga died ia Jacksonville, Fla yesterday. He is survived by his mother, Mrs.

Georgia Mincey Roper, and four brothers, Mr. Hall Roper. Mr. Hubert Roper, Mr. alter Roper and Mr.

Arthur Rotter. The remains will be brought to At- Berviws- Interment TIL be 'n I'a-n-etto, Ga. Arrange- 2 "ii11 nnounced later by Bar-clay Brandon DAVIS -The frien.Is of Mrs. Addie of Mr. Vnd Mrs! J.

J. Davis, of Arcadia, S. C. Mrs. and Mrs.

L. L. Ireeman, of Elberton, Vfl? ttend tne funal of Mrs. Addie Davis this (Wednes-SaJl afternoon, March 20. 1020.

at fS 9 dwk from the residence of Mrs. Diana Owens, Toccoa, Ga. In- in Tocco cemetery. -d Bond and Condon rectors, in charge. GALLEY Friends and relatives of Mr.

end fra ley. Misses Dorothy and Itaehael tlal- marietta, Mr. and Mrs. J-an. Mr.

and Mrs. J. aiiirl.n. Iiiu- and Mr. George Galley, of Buffalo, -s.

1., are invited to attend the funeral of Mr. Thomas Jefferson Gallev tins (Wednesday) afternoon at 2 clock from the residence, 50!) Church with Bev. I. A. uite oinciating.

The folluwin- sen i tlemen are requested to serve as pall-oearers and will please meet at the residence at 1 :43. p. m. Messrs. James T.

Anderson. 1 C. Gunter, E. Myers, S. P.

Frost. M. I-ynch and T. J. Connor.

Interment, i Mountain View cemetery. Black Un- Marietta, Ga. GODBY Tlie friends and relatives of Godby, Mr. and Mrs, fKVi.todby Mr- nd Mrs. J.

M. Vate, Mr. and Mrs. II. A.

Godbv. Mrs. Italy Hemperly, Mr. and Mrs.W. E.

I.urdett, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Godbv, Mr.

and Mrs. W. B. Luck, are requested to attend the funeral of Mr. Uf Godby this (Wednesday! afternoon at a o'clock from the Christian church in College Park.

Rev. C. K. llutto and Rev. J.

F. Lambert will officiate. The followins named gentlemen will please serve as pallltear-ers and meet at the residence at 1 :30 p. Mr. Ralph Gotlby, Mr.

John fvodby, Mr. Iaonel Pate, Mr. W. U. Luck, Mr.

Early Morris and Mr. Bruce Mima. M. W. Holsombaek, funeral directors.

McREA The friends and relatives of Miss Mamie McRea, Mr. and Mrs. A- ScroRgs, Mr. Dave McRea, Mr. and Mrs.

M. B. Adams, Mr. Horace Adams, all of Kennesaw, Ga. Mrs.

w. n. tason and family; Mr. and Mrs. C.

S. Baldwin and Mr. and Mrs. L. C.

Harris and family, all of Atlanta, are invited to attend the funeral of Miss Mamie McRea Wednesday afternoon, March 20. at 2:30 o'clock at Kennesaw Methodist church, Rev. William Greenway. assisted by Rev. A.

J. Morgan, officiating. The nephews of the deceased will act as pallbearers and meet at the residence at 2 o'clock. J. F.

Collins Sons, funeral directors in charge, Acworth, Georgia. KING The friends of Mr. William A. Kinrr, of Atlanta; Mr. and Mrs.

L. E. Williams, of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Jule Sency, of Buffalo, N.

air. and Mrs. O. T. Yarbray, of Miami, Miss Emily King, of Atlanta Mr.

and Mrs. John P. King and Mr. Harry E. King are invited to attend the funeral of Mr.

William A. King, tomorrow (Thursday) morning at 10 o'clock at the chapel of Harry G. Poole. Rev. R.

P. Fraser and Rev. W. W. Brinsfield will officiate.

Interment will be in West View cemetery. The following gentlemen will please act as palllwar rs Mr. X. IS. Brijrhtwell, Mr.

Cnarlie t'ooper. Mr. .1. I'. Gordon.

lr. J. A. Holltrook. Mr.

T. H. owell, Mr. C. H.

Robertson. TUe members of Walker Camp, U- are especially invited t- attend. NOBLE Tue friends of Dr. and Mrs. George Ii.

Noble, Mrs. 15. II. Waguon. Mr.

und Mrs. Victor Moore, Dr. and M.s. George H. Noble, of Atlanta Mrs.

L. C. Elkins, of St. Augustine, and Dr. and Mrs.

V. II. Taliaferro, of Entonton, are invited to attend the funeral of Mrs. George H. Noble, this (Wednesday) afternoon at 3 o'clock at the St.

Phillip's Cathedral. Bishop H. J. Mikell and Dean Raimundo DeOvies will officiate. Interment will be in West View cemetery.

The following gentlemen will please act as pallbearers and meet nt the residence. No. 1222 Peachtree street, 2 :45 o'clock Dr. C. W.

Strickler, Dr. Herschel Crawford. Dr. Charles G. Giddings, Dr.

W. L. Gilbert. Mr. C.

E. Crichton and Mr. R. A. Palmer.

Harry G. Poole, funeral director. HARBUCK The friends and relatives of Mrs. Delia Harbuck. Mr.

and Mrs. Maxey Gregg Couch, Mrs. Lena Winningham, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Greene, Mr.

and Mrs. Westcrfieid Born, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert G. Nixon, Mr.

and Mrs. Jule Jernigan. New Orleans, Miss Josephine Winningham, Miss Sam Winningham aud Miss Beverly Nixon, are invited to attend the funeral of Mrs. Delia Harbuck this (Wednesday) afternoon, March 20. at 3:30 o'clock at Spring Hill, 1020 Spring street.

N. W. Rev. R. A.

Edmomlson and Rev. R. L. Russell will officiate. Interment in West View cemetery.

The follow-in eentlemen will Fcrve as pallbearers land meet at Spring Hill at 3:15 clock: Mr. Albert II. r.ailey. Jrr. Wrightnjan Bowden, r.

J. E. Powell, Mr. H. T.

Dobbs, Mr. Carroll B. McGaughey and Mr. S. S.

Shepherd. II. M. Patterson Son. (COLORED) HAMBT The remains of Mr.

Howard Hamby, who died at the alms honse, are hell for the location of relatives. David T. Howard Co. LOVETT The funeral of Miss Ida Lovett will be held at Tompkins' chapel this (Wednesday) afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment South View cemetery.

R. C. Tompkins, funeral director. NEAL Friends and relatives of Mr. Stewart Neal are invited ti atten-1 his funeral today (Wednesday), -March 20, 1929.

at 2 p. ni. in our chapel. Rev. Foster will officiate.

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at 3 p. in. in the council chamber, when full opportunity will lie fclvrn tlirni show anr cause they may bate against the proposed Hone by ordrr of (he rene'sl council, this eighteenth day of March, WAl.TKU V. TAILOR. Clerk ef Council ot the City of Atlanta.

fiKOKUlA, KtLTOX ITTY ATLANTA. An ordinance has been Introduced In the general council of the City of Atlanta to pave North Virginia avenue, a street, between Mayflower Place, a street, and Stanton street, with the ce-t thereof, to be assessed against he abutting proierty own-era. In the proportion provided by the amend-tnent to the charter of the City of Atlanta passed by the general assembly of the State ot tif-orcis at the session held in and the property owner and others interested therein are hereby notified of the introduction ot said ordinance ami thst the estimated cost to the property owners will be J4.8S7 per front foot, and that they are hereby Incited to appear at the next session ef the mineral council to be held cn the first day of April, W-. at 3 p. in.

in the council chamber, ohen full opuortanlty will be given them to show any cause they may kave against the proposed pavements. Ine by order of the gvnenl council, this eighteenth dav of March. 1929. WAITER C. TAILOR.

Clerk of Council of the City ef Atlanta. GEORGIA, KILTON CO Cm OK ATLANTA. Aa ordinance has been Introduced In the general couu. 11 ef the Ci'y of Atlanta to pave Sisson avenue. X.

a atrect, between College avenue, a street, and Wisteria Way. a atreet. with vibrolithtc con-erete. aix 6) inches thick, the cost thereof, to be assessed against the abutting property owner, in the proportion provide! bv the ameadmeut to the charter of the City ef Atlanta pasaed by the general asaernnlv the State cf tieorsia at the session held In 1919. and the owner and other Interested therein are hereby notified of the tntroductioa ef said ordinance and that the estimated rt to the owners will be S3.9S374S9 per front foot, and that they are hereby invited to appear at the next sesslou of the general council to held ob the first day ef Airlt.

It'll1, at 3 p. m. tn the coaacil chsmbfr. vrhen fell opportunity will be given them to anr rinse they ma; kave against the proposed ltvemeBt. Hone by order ef tie central council, this elchteeatb day of March.

VKSi. WALTER C. TAYltlB. Clerk of Council of the City of Atlanta. Notice 1 hereby give that at the meeting ef the ms or and general of the City ef Attant.

held the eighteenth day of Starch. 1929. aa ordinance was introduced and read, presiding for tlse const r-t ion ef a sewer along and la street front near Peachtree etreet to cml vid Sewer aipmxlmately 10d feet west ef Cypr atreet. The general character, material and sine ef said sewer are as follow: Eight-inch vitrified or euoereie pipe with alx-inch vitrified or concrete pipe hs connections, fcrlck manbote with east Icon cover, and flush tank. Kaid newer to be kniit at aa estimated eeat ef ttiTtVS.t.

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