Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 31, Number 71, Decatur, Adams County, 24 March 1933 — Page 5

I' ! 'aTIIVM'INGTON FROM PAGE ONE) Mu* cie dis- , u nerlnt«> dent - |e X»i" der of the prograin ’ \JSeSDAY. APRIL 5 Morning Session . peroti address. Bishop K Memorial Service. Dr B S. M ,„. jJnui.uuieii. presiding. ■"L sermon by the Bev. O. T. IW* RiJinmud. roll call and ■L-n business. K. o Garrett Bible Institute ■...... (hu■ a m the Brethren k| Afternoon Session ■m Address Dr. WS. Bov ■ chic-go. With the Rev. S. H. » ' i K-’kenio. presiding HL, pastors' hour, the Rev. it. G.a.-'tt. presiding, adH, ay Dr E. Stanley Jones, of Evening Session by Huntington First Hrdi M:> I!eUe K ’" 111 ' ■ director. ■ Address by Bishop Ernest Kjorf. Chiiago- I,ie Rev - < l w’ r S p ■ Htrliart ol Bluffton, presiding. ■ THURSDAY, APRIL 6 ■ Morning Session ■iv Deotional address, Bishop

■SCHMITT’S 1 quality meat market —■hones 95 and 96 Free and Prompt Delivery Saturday Specials C ■'resh Ground Hamberger 3 lbs. for 20c _ Bill Pork Sausage (Bulk) 3 lbs. for 20c I kesh Side Pork (Sliced or chunk) 3 lbs. 25c Hean Pork Steak or Roast 2 lbs. for 25c ""■omemade Frankforts and Bologna 3 lbs 25c PHresh Pork Liver Sc lb., 2 lbs. tor 15c i _Bresh Pork Brains 10c lb., 3 lbs. for 25c Bresh Pork or Beef Hearts 10c lb., 3 lbs. 25c ■i al Good Minced Ham 2 lbs. for 25c | ftambto fry or roast 15c lb r WreshCalf Liver and Sweetbreads 35c lb ■Wisconsin Cream Cheese 2 lbs. for 25c 1 ■ • Meaty cuts of Veal, roast or steak 15c lb , Bresh Meat Loaf (Veal, Pork and Beef) 15clb HGood Bulk Mince Meat 10c lb., 3 lbs. 25c ■Armour's Summer Sausage (Good) .. 20c lb ■ arbecue or Boiled Ham (sliced) 35c lb ’■Breakfast Sausage (with or without sage, 20c ’■RedGood Veal Weiners. 18c lb., 2 lbs. for 35c • Blaney Open Eyed Swiss Cheese 32c lb j 810 It). Pail Fresh Rendered Lard 60c | ■ 31b. Fresh Bulk Lard for 20c I Smoked Meat Specials ■Hole or half Fancy Sugar Cured Ham 15clb fflArmour’s Short Shank Picnic Hams lie lb ■fresh Smoked Beef or Veal Tongues. 19c lb ■ '2 lb. package of Lean Sliced Beacon 10c pkg ■Medium Heavy Bacon in a chunk, 2 lb. for 25c j ■Our Best Sugar Cured Bacon, sliced 20c lb I Canned Goods Specials ■ 3lb. of Besto Nut Oleo 3 lbs. for 25c 1 lb. pkg. Egg Noodles 18c pkg. ■ 2 lb. box Soda Crackers 19c pkg. ■ That good Berko Coffee 19c lb ■ Miller’s lh lb. Loaf of (Good) Bread 5c ■ '’cans of Corn, Peas or Green Beans for 25c ■ 3 large cans Pineapple, Peaches, Pears, I Green Gage Plums in heavy syrup, | 18c can; 2 cans for 35c IH. P. Schmitt Meat Market

I Blake. 9:00 Communion service. Bishop Blake and district superintendents presiding. 9:30 United session with lay i members. Afternoon Session 2:00 United session with lay jiuembers. 2:30 Address by Dr. C. W. Fifer of Cincinnati, editor of Western Christian Advocate. j 4:00 Pastors hour, Rev. W. H. .Bransford, of lAnderson. presiding, address by Dr. E. Stanley Jones. Evening Session 7:30 Sacred concert, choir of Huntington First M. E. church, 8:15 Address by Dr. B. Bromley Ovnam, president DeP.tuw university, the Rev. A. C. Wischmeier, of Elkhart, presiding FRIDAY, APRIL 7 Morning Session 8:30 Devotional address, Bishop Edgar Blake. 9:00 United session with lay members. Afternoon Session 2:00 United < session. 2:30 Address, Dr. John G. BenIson, Methodist hospital, Indianapolis, Dr. E. T. Franklin of Fort AVanye Methodist hospital, presiding. 4:oo—Pastors hour, address Dr. E. Stanley Jones, Rev. W. W. Rob‘inson, Goshen, presiding.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1933.

I 5:30 Taylor University banquet. Dr. R. b. Stuart, Upland, president of university, presiding. Eening Session 7:30 Concert. DePauw University choir, Prof. R. G. McCutcheon, director. 9:00 Conference lecture Dr. F. F. Shannon, pastor Central church, Chicago, ill. SATURDAY, April 8 Morning Session 8:30 Devotional address. Bishop Blake. 9:00 Business session. 10:00 Preachers’ wives association, Baptist church, address Mrs. Edgar Blake. Afternoon Session 1:30 Joint anniversary of Woman s Foreign Missionary society and Woman’s Home Missionary society. Devotions. Mrs. M. O. Lester, Mrs. Edgar Blake presiding. Address, Mrs. F. I. Johnson, Delaware Ohio. 3:00 Reception for pastors’ wives. ' M. ( . A., Mrs. Paul Taylor chairman. 5:30 Epworth Forest banquet, Masonic hall. Evening Session* 7:30 Rev. F. F. Thornburg, Fort Wayne, presiding, address Dr. Clarence True Wilson, Washington, D. SUNDAY, APRIL 9 Morning Session 9:00 Conference love feast, led by tile Rev. J. F. Blocker. Marion, the Rev. W. C. lAsay. Marion, and the Rev, H. L. Liddle, Fairmount, with music by Taylor university quartet. 10.30 Morning worship, sermon by Bishop Edgar Blake. Afternoon Sessior 2:00 Recognition serivce tor veterans of the cross. 3:00 Ordination and consecration service. Bishop Blake presiding, music by Taylor University quartet. 5:00 Reading of the appointments and adjournment. The adjournment on Sunday afternoon will prevent the assignment ot vfeitrng ministers to other pulpits of the city, it was announced. 7he special memorial services will be for Emma 1,. Ewell, Indii Olive Reed, Byron H. Wilson, Orpha Smith Wright, Dorie V. Williams, Amelia Littell Seamens, Otto A. Trabne, Charles H. Murray, Wilbur F. Walker, James A. Ruley, Elma E. Wright and Joseph Parker Shamness, ministers and their wives who died in the present conference year. o L_ • IDECATUR SCOUT EXHIBITION TO OPEN TONIGHT P"’'»X T iX’l’KD from PAGE ON15) The following is a list of*Hie {troops with their leaders and committees: Rotary troop. 61, Sylvester Everhart, scoutmaster, committee. Avon Burk, chairman. James Ellterson and Oscar Lions troop 62, scoutmaster, Lowell J. Smith committee. Rev. B. H. Franklin, chairman. Don Farr and Robert Zwick: American Legion troop 63, scoutmaster, Edward Jaberg, committee, J. K. Staley, chairman. Joseph C. Laurent, and Chris Lehman, K. of (’. troop 64, scoutmaster, James Murphy, committee, Chades Voglewede, chairman, Herman Ehinger, Father J. J. Hennes. o HuiiiOn River The Hudson river varies from onekslf to nearly one aa4 a halt miles «B width. However. It expands lulr Ravershaw bay. which is three ans a half miler wide, and into Tappan j sea which i» fn.tr mile* vide

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RURAL CHURCHES Calvary Evangelical Church Sunday School at 9:30. James iDarr Supt. Following the Lesson Study there will be a Prayer and {Fellowship service under the leadership ot the Class Leader. Worship with sermon by Rev. M. W. Sundermainn on Thursday Night at 7:30. o Decatur Circuit Methodist Episcopal Church Edgar L. Johnston, pastor. Mt. Pleasant Sunday School, 9:30 a. m. Preaching service, 10:30 a. in. Sermon by pastor. Beulah Sunday School, 9:30 a. in. Washington Preaching service. 9:30 a.m. Sei-, mon by pastor. Sunday School, 10:30 a. m. Pleasant Valley Sunday School, 9:30 a. m. The conference year is almost gone. This is the last service for Washington and Mt. Pleasant. The entire membership is urged to be present in this last service. o ADOLF HITLER FIGHTS REPORT OF REPRISALS I (.CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) I vidual ease that might arise. The government already has lodged certain protests with foreign diplomats in Berlin, it said. Create Sensation Berlin, Mar. 24.— (U.R) —Arrests of leading associates of President Paul Von Hindenburg in his 1932 election campaign against Adolf Hitler have created a new- sensation in Berlin. The arrests are concerned with alleged diversion of

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funds to aid political ends. | Gunther Gereke, commissioner of' t employment in the Hitler cabinet, was arrested last night and immediately taken into court on a charge of "suspicion of embezzlement.” • He was Von Hindenburg’s campaign manager in the presidential election, in which Hitler was de- 1 , seated, and is known to be a close friend of the president. Il is reported that the charge i against him is based on the con- 1 tentfon that as head of the asso- t eiation of country districts, he em- i

Coffee 3 lbs. 49c JEW EL—Smooth—Fragrant— 1 1b.,. 17c FRE NCH COUNTRY CLUB nr,. 2 tt >s- Special, th. 4OC rull Bodied-Flavory Vacuum Packed KRAUT 5 AVONDALE No. cans PX? Ik Delicious Old Fashioned Flavor. j H OATS ' 2 Qp LwLJ ROLLED 20 oz. pkgs, v V Country Club—Healthful. WjgSESIBS! BRAN FLAKES 15 oz. pkg. 1 1L. COUNTRY CLUB—lt’s Good For You! 51% Bran... -1-VrV' Sm^ac I Jag°e ATS .. 5C Apple Butter Instant or Reg., 2 Ige. pkgs. 25c Country Club—Quality K.DNEY BEANS 25( . 2 25C Country Club—Tender CATSUP in.. PEANUTS ft. 14 oz. bottle ... AvL Salted, Fresh Stock, Country Club —Fine Flavor. " " MILK 5 FRIDAY-SATURDAY Country Club tall SPECIALS A, Delicious i*/ 2 tt>. PALMOLIVE, bar 2 Layer MILK Popular Toilet Soap CHOCOLATE CAKE SUPER SUDS 1 r With Milk Chocolate QQ 2 boxes _ lOC :ina - Rich Suds in a Hurry! SMOKED PICNICS lb. MILD SUGAR CURED OU PORK ROAST Tb. G’Z,n SHORT CUT SHOULDER V ' BOILING BEEF Tb. FINE FOR SOUP I z BAMBERGER ft. 1 (L. FRESH GROUND lUt BUTTER tb. 9A,s FRESH COUNTRY CLUB ROLL V ORANGES, California 2 doz. QQ n BLUE GOOSE BRAND OOL LEAF LETTUCE 2 fts. 11« Crisp, Hot House XAU TOMATOES. lb . t n Fancy Florida, Ripe ... Ivv BANANAS 6 tbs. Golden Ripe, Firm Fruit AvfJU CRAPE FRI IT (j fo r nj’ Large Size. Full cf Juice RADISHES 4 bunches 1 A/* HOT HOUSE, BUTTON IvU Appelmans Grocery Phones 215 and 219—Delivery Service BANANAS 1 (.}/* Peaches in heavyQP* 1 pounds .... syrup, 2 cans HEAD LETTUCE Q pound OC Golden Bantam |/A Leaf Lettuce 1A » Corn, can AW pound AvC Whole Kernel Corn, SunKist Oranges QQ Little Elf 1A dozen 15, 25 andO«7U can AvC Fresh Tomatoes 1 PT „ pound IDC Green Beans and 7 Climax Wall Paper ( orB ’ can ’ *■' Cleaner QQz* Hominy, large 3 cans <£’)v cans, 3 cans. ... BROOMS 000 GTr v 19c Salad Dressing Corn Meal Q quart a«i*)U 3 pound sack. . <7 C Dill Pickles i P Pork & Beans 1 7 quart jar .... IOC 3 cans i It Sweet Pickles Little Elf Oats quart jar .... mOC 2 large pkgs.. Sweet Pickles | r Puffed Wheat |/I ’ pint jflr IOC package IUC TOILET PAPER Sh "‘ Each 5c Palmolive Soap 1 Q Aunt Jemima Pancake 2 bars IOC Flour 71/,,, Camay Soap 11 package ... 4 '“C r 2 mwm*’”’ - Peanut Butter Q Crystal White ir u| Soap, 4 bars.. lov Chipso Flakes 1 Q TEARS 1/x large package 1 C No. 2 can .... AW “r. 10c '~ E5 ...25c O.xydol, large Gold Medal JT „ package Macaroni, pkg.. OI (Jig-Saw Puzzle Free) Heavy Water Glass Free

(bezzled the association's funds to finance “personal imlitical aims.” The nature of these aims is not disclosed, but it is recalled that it , was while Gereke was head of the { association of country districts that he organized his election committee on behalf of Von Hindenburg. Karl Severing, socialist deputy and until recently Prussian minister of tho Interior in charge of police, likewise was arrested yesterday, charged with misuse of funds in the same elections, it was al-

leged that Severing and ex-Premier Otto Braun ot Prussia had used Prussian state funds, ear marked to combat crime, in their 1932 election campaign agaiust Hitler. Similar charges were lodged against Braun, now a fugitive in Switzerland. The fund was alleged to have been employed with the knowledge of former Finance Minister Dietrich to aid in the re-elec-tion of Von Hindenburg. Severing was released last night after questioning. The arrest ot Gereke, according

HITE'S GROCERY PHONES 31 and 204 BANANAS 6 lbs. 23c Fine Granulated KRAUT Sugar, 10 fts..,“ltJC can tJV 10 fts. Fresh IA/i Early June Peas 1 A z * Corn Meal 11/C can IVI Gal. cans Red ir 3 fts. Large Ofwz* Pitted Cherries Lima Beans ... mMV Sliced Peaches r GRAPE FRUIT small can OC 6 for fattlU Spaghetti t _ Rolled Oats can DL 10 fts DINfADDI C Gallon cans 1 Int All Lt Fancy Crushed ddC Seashell Macaroni P Gold Dust Clean- X/* package ........ OC ser, can OC PRUNES, medium r P«rk & Beans size, ft OC can MV HOMINY g can MV Large package Kelloggs Asparagus Tips -j p Corn ID,, can AOC Flakes LUC Brooms Sewed 18c I Qt. can Peanut IQ,, Small Apricots fT „ Butter L«/C can ...’. OC Little Elf Dessert P Lg. can Apricots 1 Powder OC in heavy syrup. LOC Fancy Winesap Quart cans Best 1 P _ Apples, 1b OC Mustard LOC CANDY KISSES lb. 15c | (1 tb. Fresh Salted Peanuts Free) Fisher & Harris PHONES 3, 4 and 5 FINE GROCERIES EASY TASK SOAP FLAKES, 5 pound pkg 24c GRAPE FRUIT. Balls of Juice, 6 for 25c, each. .5c BANANAS, Quality Fruit, pound 5c PEANUT BUTTER, 2 pounds 17c SUGAR, Fine Granulated, 10 pounds 46c WACONNIA BRAND SORGHUM MOLASSES No. 10 Gallon pail 59c; No. 5 l /j gallon pail 33c FLOUR, Blue Ribbon for better bread and pastry 24 pound bag 55c KRAUT, Crescent Brand. 4 No. 2 cans 25c 10c BLUE DEVIL WATER SOFTENER and CLEANER, 4 packages 25c REX MINERAL SOAP, 2 -10 c pkgs 15c S\\ EET POTATOES, 4 pounds 15c SI NKIST NAVEL ORANGES, med. size, dozen..2oc OLD DUTCH CLEANSER. 2 cans 15c SUN-BRITE CLEANSER. 4 cans 17c 50c OVALTINE KRAFTS VELVEETA BRICK, AMERICAN or PIEMENTO CHEESE, 2 packages 29c POSTUM CEREAL, large package 21c SANI-FLUSH, can ’.' ‘' 2 0c Pure Buckwheat, lg. Heinz Rice Flakes Large No. 3 can Hand Rice Krispies, pkg... 9c Packed Tomatoes y ani n a Wafers , Ib . 2 0c Quick White Naptha Quality Sweet Corn, Laundry Soap, 10 10c value, 4 cans 29c bars 25c Cocoanut, long cut Chipso, large pkg.. 18c shreds, pound .. 25c Quick Arrow Soap Peeled California Ap- Chips, pkg 15c ricots in heavy svr- Toddy, the Chocolate ' up, large can ... 25c Malted Health Drink, ft. can .. 44c Short Cut Macaroni, Common Sense Kak1 '»’ unds 19c ing ’owder, 2 pint Rolled Oats, 5 fts. 12c i ars 25c ■ Best Head Rice, sft 19c Urisco, ft. can .... 19c California Large Lima pa l* r « lar K e Beans, 3 fts 25c ro!ls * 4 for 19c I Eagle Brand Milk. Sa ! ad Dressing, quart can 19c J urs 25c f 1.00 size Borden IBars * 2 ,bs - •• • 2 »c Malted Milk .... 59c Mixed Can Vegetables Winesap Apples Itb 19c ’ 2 cans 29c f ancy California Dill Pickles, qt. jar 15c Prunes, 3 1b5.... 25c Aunt Jemima Pancake Fancy California Hour, pkg 10c Apricots, 2 lbs.. . 29c Full assortment Ginger Snaps, 3 lbs. 25c Fruits and Vegetables

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to one story, also is linked with the recent arrest of former Finance Minister Andreas Hermes, charged with embezzlement of public funds. Instructor Dies Fort Wayne, .Ind., March 24 — (UP) —J. E. Collins, 61, instructor at Miami University, Oxford, 0., died in a hospital here yesterday from injuries received March 20 when his automobile was struck by a trato at 1-a.tty, Ohio.