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SUNDAY. APRIL 19. Good Old Darkey Passed Away In the Demise of John Bougs Was For Many Years True and Trusted Servant of the Elks Club, and Members of That Lodge Will Attend His Fun eral Today. Thr ilrath of John J Bongs, fop many years an employe of the Elk* Club, la regretted by every Augusta Klk and u large number of other peo ple of both raeea who knew him well and regarded him highly. John was tfj yeara of hko ut the time of hla death. The funeral aervleea will be held thla afternoon at 2:3u o'clock front Trinity Methodist Kplacopal chtireh on Klghtii atreet. and will he conducted by Dr. «'. Walker and Revs. tHadden and Htal wurtb A large number of Augusta Mika will attend the services and the lodge w ill «cnd a handsome floral de sign The funeral arrangements are In charge of F. M. Dugas * Son. The Order Issued By Marshal of Day For Memorial Day Exercises Preparations Being Completed For Exercises in Afternoon of April 27th—Congressman Howard to Speak in Morning Preparations are being completed for the memorial day exercises. On the morning of the 2711 iof April form er Congressman William M. Howard will im>ki an address to the veterans al the court house in the IT. D. C. hall or one of the court rooms. '*i the afternoon there will he exercises held by the bailies' Memorial Associa tion at the cemetery. Dr. M. Ashby Jones will make the principal ad dress. The following order was issued yes terday for the military portion of the exercises at the cemetery and also the parade: Commands will form at 11:30 o'clock p. m.. Apr'i 27th, on south side of Broad street with the right resting on Jackson street, in the following order— Confederate Veterans, Sacred Heart Cadets, The B & B Case SPECIAL Chicken Dinner Today flow 12 to 3, only 25<\ ftSd Broad Street. Phone 3013-J. * The Capitol Case FOR LADIES AND GENTS. Everything new and first class. Our Regular Dinners are served to none but first of all. OPEN ALL NIGHT. Phone 3005—W. HOLLEY WAGON GO. Builders Of fill Kinds of High Grade Wagons. We Repair and Paint Buggies. Carriages, Wagons. Automo biles on Short Notice. Good year Rubber Tires. Horse Shoeing. 502 and 504 McKinne Street. TELEPHONE 803. Slusky’s Metal Shingles Cost less than wood shingles last longer and are fire and water proof. They lower the cost of in surance and eliminate all future roof troubles. Made in three styles in both Painted Tin and Galvanized Iron, qt the very lowest prices. Our Granitized Asphalt Shingles especially adapted for Bungalows are $3.75 per square. David Slusky PHONE 100. 1009 BROAD STREET. WM. H. McNEAL, Tailor SCI T H MA D E T O Oli D E ii. Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing. 738 Ellis Street. (UpStairs.) Augusta,,Ga. Phone 1646. Win. If. McNeal, Prop. deceased leaves a wife and several children. John Bongs was a high type of an old-time darkey in every respect, lie was known to every Klk and there was not one hut who was fond of him. John was trusted Implicitly by his em ployer* and handled money for the club without there being the slightest uneasiness that It would be misappro priated. John spoke German fluently, hav ing been a servant in his early mail' hood of an Augusta German family, and tip until the time of his death he never forgo! how to talk the langimg. of Kaiser Wilhelm's realm. ,In his passing a true and trusted old darkey passes to the Great Beyond, Academy of Richmond County Ca dots. Boy Scouts, Local Batallion Infantry, N. G. Ga. Richmond Hussars. one Hundred Club, mounted. The parade will pteve promptly at 1 o'clock. Commands will break from the left and m%rch to the right in tho following order: Bataliion X. G. Ga„ Infantry. Sacrer, Heart Cadets, Academy Richmond County Cadets, Bey Scouts. Confederate Veterans, Speakers’ Carriages, Richmond Hussars, One Hundred Club. Mounted. Line of March will be down Broad to Monument, out Monument to south side of Greene, down Greene Elbert, out Elbert to Calhoun. The veteruns Will pass in review on Calhoun street. The parade will be disbanded in the cemetery. By order — M G. RIDGLEY. Marshal of the Day. JNO. D. TWIGGS. Chief of Staff. Beautiful Lot on the Hill for Sale Cheap William Sheron 305 Union Savings Bank Building. Phone 1581. .HE AUGUSTA HERALD. AUGUSTA, GA. If. HENRY W. CH DIED LAST NIGHT One of Augusta's Oldest and Most Highly Respected Citizens Passed Away. Fun eral This Afternoon. In the death at 9:20 lust night of Mr, est and most highly respected cltlsen* est and mots highly respected clllxons passed away. Mr. Csrr had been In ill-health for a long lime but bis ru eent Illness lusted only tine week. For the past four years he had been totally blind, yet he bore this afflic tion and others with a fortitude which whs wonderful. For the past ten years lie had been librarian for the Young Men's Library Association and tip to ii week ago wont to the llltrury cat'll day. He whs tireless In Ids 7.cal and en ergy and although unable to see for some vents his mind wns just as bright us it ever was. The deceased was horn in Charles ton. J 4. C.. oil Kept 29. 183:1. lie was educated there under the tutelage of Dr. Corcoran and Bishop Lynch until he went to the University of Berlin, from which lie was graduated In 1934. lb- was married In Augusta, April lr.th, 1*57, to Miss Cecil* Plcquct. Mr. Carr served during tho civil war on the stuff of General "Shank" Evans of South Carolina and rendered such able service that he was made a cap tain some lime before the end of the war. He moved to Angela after the close of the war and has resided here ever since. Mr. Carr Is survived by five chil dren. three sons and two daughters. Hla sons are Messrs. Chns. D„ A. I'., and Pic rre Carr, of Augusta, and his daughters are Mrs. Charles Smith, of Augusta, and Mrs. A. C. Lanneau, of Savannah. * The funeral services will be held at 4 o'clock this afternoon from St. Pat rick's church and the Interment will be in the city cemetery. Tito follow ing will act as pallbearers: Messrs. John and Noel Moore. Aud- Icy Hill. Geo. L. Twiggs, \V. N. Ben ton. and Rene Broduer. The sympathy of a large number of people go out to the family in their bereavement. Mr. Carr was a splen did gentleman, whose passing will cause much sorrow. Building Permits The following is a list of the per mits issued by the city building in spector during the past week, amount ing to over 1100: 47,500: ,\lrs. J. B. Morgan, thrce stor.v brick building, dwelling and residences, Thirteenth Btreet near Broad street. $000: I). Timm, one-story frame store, southwest corner Sharp and Twelfth streets. $200: E. M. Andrews Furniture Company, add store room to main building, 1280 Broad street. $822: W. M. Howland, build garage, Henry street. $2,722: H. C. Bryson, two cottages, 729-731 Moore avenue. Release Bandit Suspects Immediately Re-arrested Atlanta, Ga.—A. O. Perry, R. B Fields, and VV. B. Gray, who have been held here for several weeks in connec tion with robbery of the Queen and Crescent Express truin near Birming ham, Ala., in February, were released today by order of U. S. Commission*.-! Carter. They were immediately re arrested on charge of dynamiting and robbing a safe in Griffin, Ga. Commissioner Carter held that no case had been made against the three men in connection with the train rob - bery, although they had been partially identified by A. B. Merville, an express messenger as the bandits who robbed his train of $40,000 near Birmingham. WILKES PLANTER NEAR • DEATH FROM LOSS BLOOD King David Severed Artery in Leg With Axe While Cutting Wood. Washington, Ga.—Nearly dead from the loss of Blood, King David, a plan ter, was brought to Washington from ins farm six miles from here Friday night with a severed artery in his leg. lie was cutting wood when the axe glanced in some manner and the shaf t point of the axe struck him on his left leg below the knee. Mr. David stated that he felt no pain after the accident and considered it a matter of no con sequence. He continued his work Gut realized nearly half an hour later that his foot was wet with blood and he commenced to feel weak. The members of his family and the neighbors worked persistently to stop the flow of blood witli various reme dies but only succeeded in reducing the flow with tight bandages. It was four hours after Mr. David's' unsuual experience before the wound was finally dressed and the artery caught up. ___ FAIL FOR $2,000,000. Brussels, Belgium.—The brokerage firm of Collet & De Coon suspended payment Saturday with liabilities e«; tiinated at $2,000,000. The partners, who arc brothers-in-law, are uraler arrest charged with fraudulent prac tices. The firm had numerous clients among the Belgian aristocracy. One of them, Count Ohampanille, is said to have lost SIBO,OOO. Get your Walnut Bars now, Sheron has only a few left. Only ten days left to make State and County Tax Returns. Suits, all-wool, nicely made, fit and style perfect, $15.00, $20.00 and $25.00. Fine goods — less money. F. G. Mertins. A SII,OOO home will be sold to quick buyer for $6,500. Any terms you wish. Phone SB6B-W. JOS. W. BEASLEY, 215 Dyer Building. Sale of Attractive Summer Necessities MeDougall Kitchen Cabinets When you buy a McDougall Cabinet you buy a lifetime of daily pleas ure for flic wife, mother or sister who gets it. It saves her two or four hours of hard work a day—banishes kitchen drudgery saves steps saves time saves supplies and money. The cabinet shown here is especially convenient with full equipment, for the average kitchen. Has full-sliding nickel-plated table top, swinging removable sugar bin, sanitary leg base you can sweep under, sifter flour bin, .jars for cereals and spices, etc. —places for everything in cooking. Come in and let us show von what wonderful service ,-i McDougall will give. See for yourself the dozens of Inbor saving conveniences it contains. Here's a present your wife—mother —sister will appreciate every day all the/eat of her life. And the entire family will enjoy it because it promotes good health, good cheer and happy living in the home for all. * We have a variety of designs to fit the needs of every kitchen, at prices from the cheapest to the best. Come in—you may see one you like even hotter than the one shown here. » MAXWELL BROS. “Home Furnishers” - 973 Broad Street. SENSATION!! The Realty Sensation of the Moment Is “SUMMERVII.iI TERRACE ANNEX” The Splendid Building Lots in The Old Verdery Home Tract. The great majority of the lots have been sold the past two weeks, but THEY ARE ALL GOOD and YOUR CHOICE is still there, if you only be QUICK AND BUSINESS LIKE. A nmm/** Close in, car line through the middle of the property, low prices, easy monthly pay ments, no interest, no taxes for four years, no charge for improvements. Water, sanitary sewerage, and cement curbed streets now being installed by us and will bi pushed to completion before houses, now planned, can We completed. If you want a most desirable home-site, or profitable investment, don’t stand upon the order of going out to investigate, but GO AT ONCE. BUY BUY NOW, or regret it bye and bye. FREE AUTOMOBILE SERVICE. Call us up on PHONE 362. or make date with one of our salesmen. IMF* Vou will find it safe, easy and profitable to do business with us ZACHARY i RAYMOND PHONE 362 225 Dyer Building We have many sizes and styles of refrigerators of most improved pat terns. Odorless and Sanitary. Our stock of Coolers and Freezers is complete, to which we invite your special Attention. We have them at prices to please you. NINE