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PAGE rwfcliYO-MX THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7, HARD RAN HIGH WIND South's Big Farms Divide at Fast Pace Funeral Notices Mrs. Leonard Phinizy To Be Buried Today 0 On Atlanta's Locals Over National Networks (By The Associated Press) Programs In Central Standard time. P. M. unless otherwise Indicated.

454.3 WEAF New York 660 (NBC Chain) Morgan Trio Also KOA KSL KGO iv( VV Laws That Safeguard (13m.) Also KSTP KTAR KSSIf WOW AVKY WTMJ WEBC KGO KTBS WHAS KOA KGW KECA KOMO WOO. 7:00 Troika Bells Also WSAt W1)AF. 7:13 1'ewee Windy Also KSD. 7:30 Coon Senders Dance Frolic AIo WGY WWJ WSAI WGN KSD WHAS WOV WDAF KSTP WEKC WJAX WIOD WrfM WMC WSB WCMB WJDX WBAP KPUC WOA1 WKT KOA KSL KVOO KTHS. 8:00 Orchestra and Feature Also WSB WGY WTAM WWJ WGN KSD WOC-WHO WDAF WHAS WSM WMC KOA KSL KGO 348.6 WABC New York 860 (CBS Chain) 8:00 The Mountaineers Also WKBW WKRO WAIU KOIL KSCJ WMAQ WCCO WIBW KFH WBCM WSPD WMT KLBA KFJF KLZ KFIiC.

6:15 Emerson Gill Orcbestrs Also WAIC WKBX KOIL KSCJ -VI BO WISN WMAy WCCO WIBW KFH WSI'D WMT WBItC WKEC WLAC KLltA KFJF KLZ KFRC KV1 KFP1'. Alexander Voolli.tt Also WAIU WKBN KOIL KSCJ KMBC WISN WIBW KFH WSPD WBUC Wit EC WLAC KLIM KFJF KLZ KDYL KFIiC KV1 KFl'K W.NAS WDAY WXY2. 7:00 Sanderson and Crumit Also WADC WHK WAIU KOIL KMBC WCCO WSPD WXVZ WMAQ. 7:30 H. V.

Kaltenhorn. News Also WADC WHK WKKC WOWO KMOX KOIL KMBC WMAQ WCCO WSPD. 7:45 A Musical Dinner Also WADC WHK WKRO WOWO WMAQ KMOX KOIL KMBC WCCO WSPD KLZ KDYL KHJ KFKC K01N KVI KFI'Y WXYZ KT11I1. KOL. Henry (V ororye aiho ivaju viiiv WKKC WOWO WMAQ KMttX KOIL WISN 394.5 WJZ New York 6:00 Amos-Andy Also WCKY WLW WJR WJAX WIOD KDK4.

6:1.1 Male Trio Also. WREN WCKY. Phil Conk. Show Also WEBC KWK WHEN WTMJ KOA KSL KGO KECA KOMO KHQ. 6:45 Laddies Only KWK KFAB.

7:00 Wayne Kins's Orch Also KDKA WREN.KYW KWK KSTP WTMJ WEBC WHAS WMC WSM -WSB KFAB WJDX WJ R. 7:30 Big Guns KWK WREN. 8:00 Popular Music Projrrsm Also KDKA KYW KWK WREN WCKY. 8:30 Death Vallev Dnys Also WCKY KYW KWK WREN KDKA. 336.9 UpCT 890 Meters V1J 1 Kilocycle.

Studios Ansley Hotel 8:30 A. M. Something for Everyone. 8 A. Moraine Mod.

CBS. A. M. choppers Special. A.

M. Cedar Time with b-rna1ln Ham. A. M. Clorox.

A. 31. Nancy Lee' Stroll about A. M. Famous Folks, 1-1 -30 P.

M. The Metropolitans. CBS. P. M.

President Iloorer and goT.roor of South and North Carolina. CBS P. M. Columbia Educational Tea turn. P.

Italian Idyll, CBS. P. 11. Colombia Art lata Recital, CBS. 4-4 30 P.

M. Rhythm Kinea. CBS. P. ilyers-Dlckao furoitnrt Company.

P. M. Martin's. 7- 7:30 P. M.

Studio Preaeatatlon. 7:30 7:43 P. M. Rudy Brown and Orchestra. P.

M. Premier Salad Dresners. CBS. 8- 8:30 P. Atlanta Merchant Period 630-V P.

M. Philco Symphony Concert. CMH. 9 9:15 P. M.

Graybar' Mr. and CBS to: 13 10 P. M. Paramount CBS 10- 10:15 P. M.

Will Oa borne and Or-rbestra, CBM. 10:15.10:80 P. M. Columbia' Radio Column, with Rusell Owen, CBS. 10:30 11 P.

M. Bert Lown and Orchestra. CBS. 11- 11:30 P. II.

Fan Taa Orchestra. Oakie Escapes Call In Suicide Inquest TOLEDO, Ohio, Oct. 6. P)-Returning a verdict of suicide. Coroner 1.

O. Kreft closed his inquest into the death of Mrs. Marion Lowry, 25, today without demanding a sworn st tement from Jack Oakie, motion lecture star. The coroner, who announced' Saturday be would subpoena Oakie as a witness unless Oakie Rave him a satisfactory sworn statement concerning the dead girl, said that he had heard evidence over the week-end which convinced him Mrs. Lowry killed herself.

He did not reveal the evidence. Oakie told newspapermen in South Bend, Saturday he had met Mrs. Iowry casually and attended a party with ber and several others last week. He said he was willing to testify if ordered to do so. Coroner Kreft said he had not talked with Oakie about the case.

CENTRAL CLEAR CHANNEL STATIONS HURT TEXAS FARMS Torrents Follow Drouth at Brady and Tornado Hits Near Crockett. CROCKETT, Texas, Oct. 6. OP) More than 20 persons were believed injured and numerous farm houses were, demolished late -by a tor nado which struck Houston county, skirting Crockett, and centered on a farming center near Latest). Crockett hospitals began filling.

relief forces battled torrential rains and tree-strewn roads, seeking victims. The tornado first hit five or six miles southwest of here and was known to have extended one and one-half miles northeast of Latexo. Its path was from 200 to 300 yards wide. Crockett was in darkness tonight as power and telephone lines were out of commission. The twister followed a torrential rain.

Crops over a wide area were re ported destroyed and losses were expected to run high. Torrential rains which spread from across the Rio Grande river into Mexico flooded lands long parched by serious drouth, doing great dam age to property and farm crops but taking no known toll or lives. Brady, Texas, was the hardest hit community when the usually tran quil Brady river spread from three to ci feet of water over several blocks of the business section. From 30 to 40 small homes were carried away, making from 200 to 300 persons homeless. Merchandise stocks suffered ap proximately damage.

About l.UUO bales or cotton stored in a snen near the rivers, banks were washed downstream. The Guadalupe river Tose 18 feet near K.errville after three days of continuous rain measured 7 3-4 inches. Rites To Be Held Today For Anne E. Riddle Services for Anne Elizabeth Riddle, three-year-old daughter of, Mr. and Mrs.

O. D. Riddle, will be held at 2 o'clock this afternoon at Spring HilL conducted by Dr. Richard Orme Flinn, pastor of the North Avenue Presbyterian church. The child died shortly after Sunday midnight at the residence, 1219 Mansfield- avenue, N.

after an illness of several months. Interment will be in West View cemetery with the following serving as pallbearers; George Roerig, Ernest Deacon, Jack Deacon and Ted Kelley. In addition to her parents, the little girl is survived by two brothers, Oscar Riddle, and Hugh Hays Riddle, and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Riddle, of Greenville, S.

and Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Hays, of Mr.

Riddle is a member of the local display advertising staff of The Atlanta Constitution and is well known in both newspaper and business circles. International Highway Heads Hear Stimson WASHINGTON, Oct. 6. W) Cooperation among nations as a means of promoting peace and prosperity throughout the world was stressed today by Secretary Stimson in an address at the opening session of the sixth international road congress. Increased road building programs were urged by Roy D.

Chapin, of Detroit, the president-general of the congress, as a means of giving additional employment to labor. The meeting will continue throughout this weak with engineers and road building experts exchanging information looking toward improvement of modern highway systems. Seventy-six reports translated into English, French, German and Spanish the four official languages of the congress have been prepared for presentation. Meanwhile, ah agreement for uniform regulation of automotive traffic was signed today by representatives of 19 American republics, including the United States. Fire Calls calls for Monday aa recorded at department headquarters: 4:44 P.

U. Hunter street: auto, caused by backfire: small damnee; Company 2. 5:22 P. M. McDonoush and Milton; no da use; Companies 8 and 10.

5:50 P. M. 353 Jonea avenue; false alarm; Company 3. 7:21 P. M.

71 Thirteenth street; apartment, caused by alleged carelessness with, a ciearet; small damage; Company 15. 447.5 WMAQ 670 6:30 Feat. 7:00 WABC (2 hrs.l Musical Program 9:30 Sponsored Pros. Dan and Sylvia Water Boys 10:30 Amos 'n' Andy 10:43 Marathon Dance ,11:00 Dance Mus. 3h.) 428.3 WLW 700 6:30.

rchestra 6:43 Variety 7:00 Bubble Blowers Orchestra 8:00 Sponsored Prose. 9:00 American Scribe :13 Orchestra Burnt Corkers 10:00 Variety (2 hrs.l 299.8 WOC-WHO 1000 6:00 Library Talk 6:13 WEAF (lolrStu. 7:00 Concert Orch. 293.9 KYW 1020 6:00 Sports 6:30 Orchestra 6:45 Fashion Prog. 7:00 Same as WJZ 7:30 Dance Orch.

8:00 Same as WJZ 0:30 Dance 10:00 News; State Same as WJZ 10:43 Dance Var. (2hV 344.6 WENH 870 6:00 Music; Oriran 6:30 Radio College 6:43 Orgs a (13m.) 8:30 Feature 9 Circle 10:00 Comedy: Outing Studio Prog. 11:00 Air Vaud. (2 nrs.) 344.6 WL3 870 7:15 Melodies 7:30 Verse Music 8:00 Music Variety Announcement SOUTHERN CLEAR 863 WAPI 1140 9:00 Same as WJZ 9:30 Same as WEAF 10:00 Collegians Air Cabaret 10:45 -Herb A Jerry ltMHI Air Cabaret 11:20 Air Vodril 12:00 Air Cabnret 374.8 WFAA 4 00 9:00 anions Com p. Studio Masicale 10:00 Feature 10:13 Sponsored Prog-.

as WJZ 10:43 Quartet 11:13 The Hawaiians 1 Hotel Orchestra 6:30 Orch. (13m.) 888.3 7:30 WEAF 9:0) Sponsored 8:30 Same as 10:00 Orchestra 10:30 Same as 10:43 Orchestra 365.8 6:00 Orchestra Same 6:30 Snap 6:43 Orchestra 7:00 Same as 7:30 WEAF 9:00 Same 10:00 Pioneer 10:13 Orchestra 10:30 Same 10:43 News; 40S.2 740 Meters Kilocycles Studios Biltmore Hotel A. WSB-Y. it. C.

A. setting-op e-terclsea. A. M- Kellogg Kids. A.

M. The Quaker Early Bird. XHC feature. A. If.

Cheerio program, NBC feature. A Phil Cook, The Quaker Oats Man. feature. A. M.

Morning Worship Hour. A. II. Horning Melodies. NBC feature.

A. M. Mary Bale Martin, KBC feature. A. New flashea.

M. Book Review. A. M. Josephine B.

Gibson's food talk, NBC feature. 10- 10:13 A. M. Market quota lot a and weather forecast. A.

M. Studio presentation. A. M. nelpful hints ex efmnse.

A. M. Bumford Cooking school 11- 11:30 A. M. Organ Melodies, KBC feature.

P. V. National Farm and Home Hour, NBC feature. P. M.

Kins' Mountain Memorial serrice. NBC feature. P. M. UnrVt quotations, and weather forecast.

8-4 P. Pacific Vagabonds, NBC fea- P. M. "Dancing by the Journal Studio Orchestra. P.

M. News and -Views. P. M. Studio presentation.

P. M. Junior Chamber Commerce program. P. M.

Concert. 7 P. Bulova time. 7- 7:30 P. M.Ture Oil program, NBt feature.

7:30 8. T. M. Ftorsheltn program, NBC feature. 8- 8.30 P.

M. Eveready Hour, NBC fea- t030-9 P. M. Happy Wonder Bakers, NBC P. M.

Westingbouse Salute, NBC feature. P. M. Lucy striate aance or chestra, NBC feature. in.iA-1 nr ractorr.

P. M. Vincent Lopes orcbes- KK(1 ftnnt. v. M.

Amos kv a a Ti in P. war Artists registry A. M. Leslie Kent and his orchestra. Mrs.

Vancott Divorced. REN'O. Nev Oct. 6. (fl5) Kath- leeu Bard Heywood Vancott was granted a divorce here today from John Daire Vancott, New York law-ver, on grounds of mental cruelty.

They married at Jacksonville; in 1918 and have two sons, custody of whom was arranged by agreement out of court. Mrs. Vancott said her hus band nagged and was given to violent outbursts of temper. TO "FIX UP" FOR WINTER lift 240 Marietta St. AT 10 A.

M. ON THE P.REMISES 1 KTHS 1040 (30m.) Proe. WEAF WJZ (13m.) WHAS 820 as WEAF Shot WJZ (1 hrs.) as WJZ Players as WJZ Orcb. EXPERIMENTAL TELEVISION BROADCASTS 9:00 Variety (SOm.) W9XAO-WIBO lOOOkc. 6::0 Variety (Sound) W9XAPWMA4 SSOOkc 6:30 Snorts (Sonnd) 6:43 Norelty (15m.) ttlrndl ot Mr- J- Ernest and Mrs.

A. G. Maxwell are invited to attend the funeral of Mr. fTW hmg' at 2 o'clock this dence, 1141 Ormewood, S. E.

Rev. A. r. Davis will officiate. Gentle, men selected to aerve as pallbearers will please assemble at the resi 2 Interment Greenwood cemetery.

Awtry Lowndes. friends and lv At? njamin Kush Blake- Mrs nmw B'akeIy. Mr- and ManVitm --Maugham, Mr. Sam -Maugham, Mr. Charles Mills.

Mills, Mrs. J. MlVllham? and Mrs. Charlos V. Beeks are invited to attend the funeral of Mr.

Benjamin Rush Blake-fLm ay morning at 11 o'clock irom the residence, North Mill street Griffin, Ga'. Frank S. Pitt-man, funeral director, in GRANT Mr. G. I.

(Kid) Grant passed away-Monday night in his at a Pvate sanitarium. He is survived by two New Orleans, La and Miss Mildred Orant, of Atlanta; one brother, Mr. i't'. Grant, and one sister, Mrs. stckbridge, Ga.

funeral arrangements will bo announced later. Harry G. Poole, funeral director. relatives xL l'r MUler' Mr. and Mrs.

M. J. Miller, Miss Mary Mill-f Luthersville, Mr. and 1Ir- W- Mill-XT JT otte, of Rochester, N. Mr.

and Mrs. H. C. MiUer, of Newnan, Ga, Mr. and Mrs.

J. Johnson, of Hogansville, are invited to attend the funeral of-Mr. John H. Miller Wednesdav morning, October 8, 1930, at lO clock at Bethel Baptist church near Roekmount. Rev.

Wesley Las-seter will officiate, assisted bv Elder Keath Prather. Interment in church-yard. Rochester, N. papers copy. J.

U. McKoon Son, funeral di-rectors in charge, Newnan, Ga. HEAD Mr. P. G.

Head, of 227 Eliza-beth Lane, East Point, passed away at the residence Monday afternoon, in his 61st year. He is survived by his wife; four sons, Mr. Chas. Head, of Griffin. Mr.

Joseph Head, of East Point, Mr. R. L. Head, of Atlanta, and Mr. T.

G. Head, of New York city one daughter, Mrs. Lois Head, of East Point, Ga. three brothers and three sisters. The funeral will be held this (Tuesday) afternoon, October 7, 1930 at 3 o'clock at the Midway Methodist church, near Griffin.

interment in churchyard. The funeral cortege will leave the chapel of A. C. Hemperley Sons at 1 o'clock. RIDDLE The friends and relatives of Anne Elizabeth Riddle, Mr.

and Mrs. O. D. Riddle, Oscar Riddle. Hugh Hays Riddle, Mr.

and Mrs. C. M. Riddle and familv. of Greenville, S.

and Mr. and "Mrs. C. F. Hays and family, are invited to attend the funeral of Anne Elizabeth Riddle, this (Tuesday) afternoon, October 7, 1930.

at 2 o'clock at Spring HilL Dr. Richard Orme Flinn will officiate. Interment, West View cemetery. The following gentlemen are requested to serve as pallbearers and will please meet at Spring Hill at 1:45 o'clock: Mr. George Roerig, Mr.

Ernest Deacon, Mr. Jack Deacon and Mr. Ted Kelley. H. M.

Patterson Son. BLALOCK The friends and relatives of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse L. Blalock, of Jonesboro; Blalock, of Tampa, Mr.

Sam Blalock, of Jonesboro, are invited to attend the funeral of Mr. Jesse L. Blalock this (Tuesday) afternoon, October 7, at 3 o'clock from the graveside. Rev. J.

E. England. Rev. W. C.

Sparkman and Rev. D. Reed, officiating. Jonesboro lodge F. A.

M. will have charge of the service at the grave. Interment Jonesboro cemetery. The following gentlemen will please serve as pallbearers and meet at the residence at 2:30 o'clock: Messrs. W.

V. Whaley, E. j. Stephens, B. Pulliam, J.

B. Waldrop, J. H. Fineher anil A. E.

Rowan. Bauknight, Clark Keen, funeral directors, Jonesboro. KAUFFMAN The friends of Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Frederick, Kauff-min, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Kauffman, Mr. and Mrs. Ira TJ. Kauffman, all of 'Atlanta; Mr.

Benjamin- Kauffman, of Chattanooga, Tenn. Mr. and Mrs. James Buttermore, of Ohio; Mr. and Mrs.

W. J. Kauffman, of New York city i Mr. and Mrs. George M.

Kauffman, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Kauffman, all of Cleveland, and Mr.

and Mrs. Jacob Kauffman, of Columbus, Ohio, are invited, to attend the funeral of Mr. Orrin Frederick Kauffman this (Tuesday) afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Church of Incarnation. Rev. E.

J. Saywell will officiate. Interment West View cemetery. The W. D.

Luckie lodge F. A. M. will have charge of the services at the grave. The following gentlemen will please turt as pallbearers Mr.

R. W. Underwood, Mr. O. N.

Dana, Mr. C. Boal Davis, Mr. C. G.

Walker, Mr. Nelson T. Spratt and Mr. Herbert A. Sage and meet at 1 :3 o'clock at the chapel of Ed Bond and Condon Co.

Ed Bond Condon Co. Funeral Directors Ambulance Lady Attendant 125 Ivy Street, N. E. WAlnut 176S tye. Mil sr-----rti mil (COLORED.) GEER The remains of Mr.

Leadus Geer will be sent this (Tuesday) morning to Woodville. for funeral and interment. Hanley Co. WILSON Mrs. Virginia Wilson, of 411 Martin street, died Monday, October 6, 1930.

Funeral arrangements pending. Murdaugh Brothers, funeral directors. BASS Tbe funeral services of Mr. Robert Albert Bass will be conducted today (Tuesday) at 2 p. m.

from our chapel. Interment Chestnut Hill cemetery. Hanley Co. GILL Friends and relatives of Mrs. Mary Gill, of 429 Rock street.

N. are invited to attend the funeral services today (Tuesday) at 2 p. m. from Hood's Tabernacle Baptist church. Interment Sandy Creek cemetery.

Hanley Co. GARNER The friends and relatives of Miss Julia uarner, Mr. iiowaro Garner, Mr. and Mrs. George Kidd and family, of Chicago, I1L Mr.

and Mrs. Mose Lindley, Mrs. Helen Smith and son; Mr. Albert Garner, of Atlanta Mr. and Mrs.

W. O. Smith and family, of Cincinnati, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Vuel Davis, Mr.

and Mrs. Howard Lindley and family; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ken-non, of Chicago, I1L; Mrs. Marion Garner, and Mrs.

Annie Montgomery, are invited to attend the funeral of Mws Julia Garner this (Tuesday) afternoon at 2 o'clock, from the residence. 25 Rawson street. S. E. Rev.

W. L. B. Clark will officiate. Interment in South-view cemetery.

Murdaugh Brothers, funeral directors. Bryan-Harris Company, 88-90 Walton street, take pleasure in announcing the acquisition of their company by the Newell-Thomas Office Equipment 'Company. The officers in the Newell-Thomas Office Equipment Co. WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.

UP) In Louisiana, as in Mississippi, the last ten years has seen the breaking up of many large estates into smaller farms, resulting in an increase of 19 per cent in the number of Louisiana farms. A census bureau announcement to day gave the 1930 tally as 161,514 farms as against 133,463 in 1020, an increase of 26,051. The Mississippi increase has been 14.8 per cent, with 312,453 farms as the 1930 total. The greatest percentages of gain in Louisiana were in St. and West Carroll counties, each of which gained 75.6 per cent.

St. Tammany increased from 672 to 1.1S0 farms. West Carroll increased from 1,476 to 2.092. 3 MGRTUAKY EUGENE D. BlaAXN.

-Interment services will be held at Brunswick, for Eugene Dixon Blain, 60, of tiO Meador avenue, Lakewood Ueigtits, who died early Sunday night in an ambulance while en route to Grady hospital. The funeral will be beld at 3 -o'clock this afternoon at St. Philip's cathedral. Be Is survived by his widow; two daughters, Mrs. Theresa Blain Lynde; and Mrs.

C. O. Lyle, of New Orleans: a son. James Blain; two sisters, Mrs. Edith Brinson, of Way-cross, and Mrs.

M. 3. Gibbons, of Tampa, and an aunt. Miss Maria Blain, of Brunswick. a.

7. K. ABEBKATHT. Services for Joseph M. Abernathy, 63, of College Park, who died Sunday afternoon at a private hospital, will be conducted at 10 o'clock this morning at the chapel of J.

Austin Dillon Co. Interment will be in Crossroads churchyard. He is survived by his widow; three sons, Norman, Carl and James Abernathy. and three daughters, Mrs. C.

L. Bush, Mrs. J. H. Baker and Mrs.

W. E. Morris. T. 0.

HEAD. Rites for P. G. Head, Ml, of 227 Eliza-Beth lane. East Point, who died Monday at bis residence, will be held at 3 o'clock this afternoon at the Midway Methodist church, near t.riffin.

Interment will be la the churchyard. J. EARNEST XING. The funeral of J. Earnest King, of 1141 Orme wood, S.

will be conducted at 2 o'clock this afternoon at the residence by the Rev. T. T. Davis. Interment will be In Greenwood.

HISS ANNIE 1. IIND8EY. Rites for Miss Annie Lon 16. of 380 Washington street, who died Sun- nay morning at local hospital, will be held at Midville, where the body was taken Monday night. PRIVATE LOANS On Diamonds, Watchea and Jewelry W.

M. LEWIS CO. 4TH FLOOR PETERS BLDQ. DLll I LCI nUltL All the Comforts of Home Rates from $1.00 and up 1 I A. t- A vur, autinuiHi Cfc rrur cis JV Atlanta, Ga.

For Sale Cheap NOKOL oil burner and RUUD automatic hot water heater. Apply Automatic Coal Burning Corporation 397 Peachtree Street Special Fall Rates AS -IOW AS $5.00 Per Day $30.00 Per Week With Meal. Every room with Bath AIM N1W1I1 European Plan i Batea SOfl 8CS9 cc (YUCATAN) from NEW ORLEANS All-expense tours to fascinating country $145.00 Sailings (Jet. 17 and every 10 days thereafter. S.

S. Munplace Gulf Mail Steamship Co. For information and rrtervrntiont apply airy authorized tourist agency or MUNSONnT' 1803 Per Marquette New Orleans, La. condition, consisting of living room WAlnut 4600 vJ 74 Atlanta, Ga. II ATLANTIC CITY 1 Ail.

41 mwmm The funeral services of Mrs. Leonard Phinizy. who died at her residence, 170 East Fifteenth stret, at 11 o'clock Sunday night, will be held in Augusta this morning. Mrs. Phinizy was the widow of Leonard Phinizy, of Augusta, and moved to 'Atlanta after his death In 1916.

She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Fielding Wallace, of Augusta, and Mrs. Black, of Atlanta: a son. Jack Phinizy. of Atlanta; two brothers, Sam Martin, cashier of the Georgia Railroad bank in.

Augusta, and Arthur Martin, of the Trust Company of Georgia, and a 'sister, Mi Albert Howell, of Atlanta. Funeral Notices BIRD The funeral services for Mr. E. S. Bird will be held at the graveside in Roseland cemetery this (Tuesday) morning at 11 o'clock.

Ed Bond and Condon in charge. BLAIN The friends of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Dixon Blain, Mrs. Theresa Blain Lynde, Mr.

James S. Blain, all of Atlanta; Mr. and Mrs. C. O.

Lyle, Miss Bettie Blain Lyle, all of New Orleans, Mrs. Edith Brinson, of Waycross, Ga. Mr. and Mrs. M.

G. Gibbons, of Tampa, and Mrs. Maria Blain, of Brunswick, are invited to attend the funeral of Mr. Eugene Dixon Blain this (Tuesday) after-' noon at 3 :30 o'clock from the St. Philip's cathedral.

Rev. H. J. Mikel! will officiate. The remains will be taken tonight at 10:45 o'clock via B.

C. railway to Brunswick, for interment. Ed Bond and Condon funeral directors. ABERNATHY The friends of Mr. and Joseph M.

Abernathy, Mr. Norman Abernathy, Mr. and Mrs. James Dorough, Mr. Carl Abernathy, Mr.

and Mrs. Evans Mr. and Mrs. C. L.

Smith, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Baker, Mr.

and Mrs. W. E. Morris, Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Abernathy and Mrs. Naomi Brimer are invited to attend the funeral of Mr. Joseph M. Abernathy this, (Tuesday) morning at 10 o'clock from the chapel of J. Austin Dillon Co.

Rev. T. B. Thrailkill will off iciate. Interment in Cross Road Baptist churchyard.

The following gentlemen will please act as pallbearers and meet at the chapel "at 9:45 a. m. Mr. W. J.

Kelsey, Mr. Arthur Farmer, Mr. O. B. Adams, Mr.

M. L. Blackwell, Mr. M. Turner and Mr.

J. Q. Adams. Lodge Notices The regular convocation of Mt. Olive Chapter No.

161, R. A. will be beld in the chapter room, corner Georgia avenue and Pry or street, thia (Tuesday) evening, October 7, beginning: at 7:30 o'clock. Plans for our fall reunions are to be discussed and a lance attendance is desired. All visiting companions cordially invited to attend.

By order of 3. H. HOWARD, H. P. H.

B. JUDGE, -Sec. The regular communication of Battle Hill Lodge Ko. 523 will be held in the lodge room, Gordon and Lucile avenue, this (Tuesday) evening, October 7, 1930, at 7:30 o'clock. The En tered Apprentice degree will be conferred by the Junior Warden, Brother E.

O. Thornton. All duly qualified "brethren are Invited to attend. By order of 8. L.

MABTL1N, W. H. NELSON CRIST, Sec. The regular communication of East Point Lodge 288, F. A.

will be held in the Ma- sonic temple at East Point this Tuesday, evening, uctober 7, 1930. at 7:90 o'clock. The En tered Apprentice degree will be conferred by cur Junior warden, J. H. Christian.

All duly qualified brethren are cordially invited to attend. By order of W. O. HENDERSON, VF. M.

I. T. SETTLE, Secretary. The regular communication of Kirk wood Lodge No. 548.

V. A A. will be held In Masonic Hall, Kirk wood, this (Tuesday) evening at 7:30 o'clock. Visiting brethren cordially and frater nally Invited to attend. 3.

A. DCNAWAT, rtV. M. T. M.

SMITH. Sec A called communication of W. T. Luckie Lodge No. SO, F.

Ac A. will be held in its temple at West End this (Tuesday) afternoon at 1:45 o'clock for the purpose of paying the last sad tribute of respect to our deceased brother O. F. Kauffman. Interment West View cemetery.

All duly qualified brethren are cordially and fraternally Invited to meet with os. By order ot L. H. PALMER, W. M.

M. A. CASON, Secty. The regular communication of Georgia Lodge No. f.

A A. M. will be held in the Masonic corner Peachtree and Cain streeta this (Tuesday) evening, beginning at 0:30 o'clock. The sublime degree of Master Mason will be conferred. All duly qualified brethren ere cordially invited to attend.

JOHN DEWEY CHESTNUT, W. 3L OLIVER P. ALLEN, Sec. ueii ixrage no. ovz.

unignis of Pythias, will hold a convention this (Tues- Iday) evening. Opening cere monies at 7 :30 cKk-k. orK in the rank of Knight. A hearty welcome to rlxitors. KCTLEDGE P.

BUTLER. C. C. THOS. V.

LACKLAND, K. R. S. The regular meeting of Delphi liodge No. OS Knights of Pythla will be held this (Tuesday) evening, Oct.

7th. beginning promptly at 7:30 o'clock. All members are nrged to attend. Visiting knight will find a cordial welcome. By order 4W it.

VI. V. W. F. GRIFFIN, K.

K. S. Atlanta Aerie No. 714, Fraternal Order of Eagle, will meet thia (Tuesday) evening at 8 o'clock at Eagle's home. Peach-tree street.

All member are nrged to attend. 3. O. HALL, W. P.

J. D. WATSON. Sec. Capitol Lodge No.

60. I. O. O. meets every Tuesday evening at 7:30 at Odd Fellows Hall.

191 6 Whitehall street, 8. W. All member re urged to be present. brother re cordially Invited to meet with as. A.

M. BROWN, N. O. 3. B.

CHAMBERS. Sec. LEGAL KOTICE After this date I will not be responsible for any debt other than made by myself. 3. 3.

HAIRSTON. HONOLULU SUVA, AUBif l.nu, BJ.VMm.rn. Tbe Well-Equipped Royal Mail Steamer "NIAGARA" Oct. 15. Dec 10, Feb.

4 "AOBANGI" Nov. 12, Jan. 7, Mar. 4 Sail from Vancouver, B. C.

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9:15 B. A. Eolfe Orch. WEAF Clifiiu: 10:00 Ellington's Band WEAF Chain. 10:30 Vincent Lies- Or-h.

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Mr- aua Joe VI Also WADC WHK WKRO WAIO WKBN WOWO WFBM WBBM KMOX KOIL KMBC WISN WCCO KFH WSPD WBRO WLAC WDSU KRLD KLBA KFJF KTSA KLZ KDYL KHJ KFKC K01N KVI KFPY WXYZ; Playhouse Also WADC WHK WKRC WKBN WOWO WFBM WBBM KMOX KOIL KSCJ KMBC WISN WCCO WIBW KFH WBCM WSPD WMT WBKC WDOD WREC WLAC KLRA KFJF KTSA KLZ KDYL KHJ KFRC KOIN KFPY WXYZ WDAY WNAX KTRH KNX. 10:00 Tony Caboorh'n Gang Only WHK WFBM WBBM KMOX KOIL KMBC WCCO WSI'D WMT WDOD WEEC KLBA KFJF KTSA WXYZ. 10:15 CBS Radio Colnmn Also WKBM WBCM WBRC WKEC KLRA. 10:13 What's Wrong? Only WKRC KOIL KMBC WCCO KLZ KDYL KHJ KFRC KOIN KFPY KOL. 10:30 Samrnv Wntklns Orchestra -Also WSPD WBRC WREC KLRA WXYZ WCCO.

760 (NBC Chain) 0:00 Sslnre to Hon-slfin Also KYW KWK KPRO WEBC WJAX WHAS WSM WMC WSMB KGW KOA KSL KGO KHQ WTMJ KOMO' WREN WKY WOAI WSB WIOD KECA WCKY WAPl KSTP KTAR KFSI). 9:30 Cuckoo Also WREN WCKY. Slumber Hr. Also KFAB. 10:30 Amos-Andy Only WMAQ KWK WREN.

WTMJ KSTP WEBC WKY KYW WFAA KPRC WOAI WDAF KOA KSL KECA KGW KFAB KGO KOMO KHQ WHAS WMC WSM WSB WJDX WSMB KFSD KTHS. 11:00 Kassel's Also WSM KSTP WREN KFAB WIBO WTMJ. 8:00 Same as WEAF 13 Contest 9:30 Same a WEAF 10:00 Studio Pro. 10:13 WEAF hrs.) 398.8 WJR 750 6:00 Same as WJZ 6:13 Melody Maids 6:30 The Welcomer 7:00 Bubble Blowers 7:30 Sponsored Prog. 7:45 O.

Riley 8:00 Cigar Girls 8 Chronicles WJZ (1 hr.) 10:00 Variety i2 hra.l 628.5 WOWO 1160 7:00 Musical Propram 7:30 WABC f2 hrs.) 370.2 WCCO 810 6:00 Same as WABC 6:43 Sponsored Proif. WABC (4 hrs.) 11:00 Organ; Orch. CHANNEL STATIONS 461.3 WSM 650 6:00 Orsan; News 6:30 Dinner Concert' 7:00 Same as WJZ 7:30 Same as WEAF 8:30 Sponsored Prog. 9:00 Same as WJZ 9:30 Same as WEAF 10:00 Jack A Bill 10:15 Music (15): WJZ 10:43 Jack Bill 11:00 Same as WJZ 252.1 WOAI 1190 6:00 Hotel Trio 6:30 Orchestra 7:00 Bank Program WEAF 9:00 WJZ (30m.) 10:30 WJZ (30m.) 7:00 Novelty 8:00 studio 8:30 Tele-Cartoons Monday in Fulton superior court by Mrs. Julia Meador Palmer.

Mrs. Palmer charges that while she was with her mother, Mrs. C. D. Meador, in another apartment, the defendant, actine thronirh officers, and employes of the Hotel Management Company, by violent and illegal means evicted her- from her apartment.

The plaintiff alleges that, pursuant to a preconceived plan to seize possession of the apartment, and under the guise of entering it for the ostensible Fmrpose of protecting the rom an approaching hurricane, the defendant, through the Hotel Management Company, broke into the apartment through a transom, changed the locks and removed her personal effects, furniture, into a damp room infested with moths so that the property was practically all ruined. The plaintiff alleges that she underwent great mental anguish and humiliation and her health was impaired so that she is under a physician's care ns a result of the eviction. Winfield I. Jones filed the suit as attorney. RAILROAD SCHEDULES Schedule Published as Information.

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C. Newell will be actively connected with the company. LSI 1MJ Mrs. Julia M. Palmer Sues Lynch Firm A suit seeking $300,000 from the S.

A. Lynch Enterprise Finance Cor-, poration for her alleged eviction from the Columbus hotel, Miami, in 1927, while she occupied an apartment under a paid-up leasehold was filed 3C Furnace Egg $6.00 Red Ash Ky. Egg 6.50 Furnace Block 6.50 Kentucky Grate Block 7.00 Chiles Coal Co. Ns. SUa XA.

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Si JAckson 5000 "Five Seconds from Five Points' MONEY At lowest intereat rate on Improved North Fide and new South Side propertiea. HAAS HOWELL HAA3-H0WELL BUILDING WAL1TUT 8111 Td Settle ana Estate We W511H Sues1 Sale im eti? tla Interest at 4 per cent if left 90 days. We offer these as attractive investment for temporarily idle fund. si rrr Certificate VaHuaaMe BusGEimeGG S3 lZr, SJy or ueposit Georgia Savings Bank Trust Co. 74 Peachtree Street Member Federal Reserve System Capital and Surplus, $1,000,000.00 FOR SALE I 397-403 WEST PEACHTHEE ST.

Fronting 100 Feet on W. Peachtree. Also 20 EAST ALEXANDER ST. Connecting West Peachtree parcel in rear and giving property three street connections (through to Peachtree). This property only few blocks from Atlanta's highest priced business property.

Directly north and on street widened and pared to Pershing Point recently by county. TRUST EXECUTOR Flat newsprint paper suitable for small publishers and job printers. The price is right. P. 6.

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