Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 31, Number 183, Decatur, Adams County, 4 August 1933 — Page 7

tiiARREST IS IMMINENT Hi Arrest <>• I n ’ Rd Beer Dealer Eears Probable ■X,' dealer, on < l.argos H d H , t ,.isl transportation d mini .nd a- a i »t«'iwe ■JL Ul « which prohlhKa I

f PUBLIC AUCTION ■ | 8 7_ACRE FARM — 8 7 S ■ l „ miles west of Monroe, 6 miles east of Blull- Hl ■ |. ( ,m No. 124. 12 miles southwest of Decatur, M ■."". ) f ''-|-|' l is’laiiu will he sold without reserve on the ■Monday, Aug. 7, 1933, at 10:00 a.m. | ■ illp , ~t (!„. most desirable farms in Adams <Ollll- Ml ■ | m,. soil, exceptionally well tile drained, good H ■ v nmdei.i " room house, full basement, furnace, D Imhts hard and soft waler in the house, also large ■ leolmii. drove well, wind pump, two large cement K R'X barn :t;x72. corn crib.-hog house, tool .sheds, large ■ K'v m imiie All buildings have electric lights, in fai l this ■ lk ’ „i, i, modern equipped farm, that must be seen to ■ ■“,',| l i',,'iai<d A splendid neighborhood, close to schools, M K rt lms and markets. ■ inmmdi.i'r possession. Unusual terms, small cash pay- H ■ (|V , t sa ] e . ,\ $5,000.00 loan due Nov. 1, 19G1 can eitli■'i,.' i nni'<i b.'' 11,0 purchaser or the same or any part M ■rent' inti be l>nid at any interest paying date. ■ ■ nme to buy farmland, prices have advanced M ■m ti m tue.ity dollars per acre in the past ninety days, Ml '3l'will < mil lime to go higher as it is the safest of all invest- ■ E... ' W illi a reduction of taxes on farmland, the increase H l ',, ~| Il ~>mk and all farm products, the uncertainty ■ ■ ! . ,>mi bo. ds the national back-to-the-farm movement ■ ■vr' .itn -•• greater demand for good productive farms. H By NOW! K Mrs. Samuel Kaehr, Owner I ■d by tie National Realty Auction Co., becatur, Ind H ■ ' li d Reppert. See or phone me for further M ■trniation. ■B|

B’' ' / EJomegroHyl g JOHN B. STILTS E|p! I “We KSh I bJ D A PHONE I Do Our Part ffw I 88 or 98 | having signed Fret* | the MIA pledge .... I Delivery | vv nu n means US | shorter hours I I and More I’av WE 00 OUR PART zal t.» diii? I for Our Help. FLOUR SALE ■/; FLOUR SALE [__ we have; the low est prices and this week is hie last ( HANCE TO SAVE AS WE HAVE; NOT ADDED THE; TAXI few 1 MB -.•gMBMBBMMMBBMSBBiWMBWSMBiBBMBMBniMMBHM I POLAR BEAR PEERLESS GOLD MEDAL wcvco <taii O DECATUR’S LARGEST KITCHEN-TESTED ag?|gK> NEVER FAILS SELLER LAST CHANCE BUY NOW fO R ALL BAKING! LESS THAN A DOLLAR MBESt 24 lb. Bag 24 tb. Bag 24 tb. Bag 89c 73c 93c I . -- - I -1 j Large Package MONARCH 5 Pound Pkg. ■Pfi.i*' j POST CAKE FLOUR SOAP TOASTIES Large Package I CHIPS k .. 10c PkK . 22'/sc 25c lii - BffijgQ ■’ a BMMBMHSS’MBMMR3B(HBBHBBBMMBHnMBB»nMMMMe4«K>fifBW«SEiB«B**"""" argg LAST CHANCE JI I'/: pound Osp 2 pound box iff 1 A Sliced a soda I Ml" TWIN-LOAF J ffl Crackers IJb Bread / U R i^SSSSSSBSBSSMaBeaSHSMSMiaWBBMBSBaMWBraBHWBBBaiBWMHHBmrWWW*® o** 0 **^ B*®® 8 *®®® 8 | 10c Value 50 pound LAST DAV MACARONI BLOCK SALT r 1 ° rr BURCO Coffee g 5c 35c 6 for 25c . . 3 for SI.OO pound FELS NAPTHA SOAP, 10 Bars for

state law, it was understood. Janies R. Fleming. U. S. Attorney for the Northern (Indiana District, i who announced he was investigating Rosen's beer activities Is known to have conferred with Atty. Gen. Philip Lutz. Jr., at Indl'inapolls this week, , Fleming said he not only had evidence that Rosen Is selling beer [ without a license but also was importing his l>eer from other at.itea, ' principally Illinois. He Instructed Paul Shinholt and ' ' Thomas W. Carlin, prohibition I 'agents stationed at Hammond, to | ! make a thorough Investigation of Rosen's activities. Since Indiana laws dictate that tm r dtvah-rs must have a license. . Fleming will help enforce the law.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY. AUGUST 4, 1933.

ho said. Rosen has filed injunction proceedings In Federal court h, re at>akIng to restrain law enforcement officers from interfering with Ills! (beer sales. The suit alleges uncon stltutlonallty of the state beer law i on Rosen's claim tint an attempt' is being made to deprive him of <i I $200,000 business without dm- process of Jaw. (R was the first time that a state beer law wunt to a fed oral court for a constitutionality I tent. | COURTHOUSE I ' .. Marriage License Russel Hauer, f irm. r. Holgate, Ohio and Edna Huff, Contlnontal, Ohio Elmer Mutchler, giasaworaer, Toledo, Ohio and Lillian Falls, Toledo | Ohio. I ' f The best VALUE VsßHh “When you are offered a substitute for genuine Kellogg's, remember it is seldom in the spirit of service.” / / /? OF BATTLE CREEK

Here’s a Bank That’s Liquid' ■ f J fl I ' ' IP ▲ v’hte'Kifl M all w ® ILJ® MBMM What to do with all the busted banks’ Philadelphians solved the problem I in the case of the once prosperous Bankers' Trust Co. by turning the j banking offices into a tavern. It now deals only in liquids of 3.2 content. Note the vault in the background, formerly housing frozen securities and now used as a refrigerator.

OBITUARY Marcus Newton Lenhart was' born on October 22. 1862, in Adlams county, Indiana, near Decatur I land lived most of his life in De catur and vicinity. Thirteen years ago he w’ent lo Jackson, Michigan,! where he resided until his death, i July 15. 1933. at the age of 70 i i years, 8 months and 18 days. He was the son of Lawson and Lois Lenhart, who are deceased, j One brother, John H. Lenhart, and three sisters, Julia Ann, Sarah, Jane, and Mary Ellen (Baxter I ! preceded him in death. Surviving are two brothers, Lawson C. of Decatur. Indiana, and Sanford P.. of Neosha. Mo., and two sisters. Mrs. Arta E. Breiner of Craigville, Indiana, and Mrs. Samantha Brown of Bedford, Indiana, also a large number of devoted nieces and nephews, including Lineas L. Lenharat, with whom Mr. Lenhart made his home in Jackson. Michigan. Mr. Lenhart never married. In the communities in which Mr. Lenhart lived In Adams county, he belonged at various times to St. Paul Christian Union church, to Union Chapel United Brethren church. In Jackson he attended I the M. E. church. Funeral services were held at I the Bailey funeral home in Jackson. I Michigan, with burial at Napoleon, h Michigan. i "Y'ictorian** j The VL-tolia period In furniture extends from ’.827 to HM»t. Midvlctorian is about the time of the Civil war. and Is usually the time associated with plush-covered atrocities and poorly designed machinemade furniture. PLACES BLAME FOR ORGANIZED crimp: ON CITY (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) I said. "The principal task of our committee is to determine the new legislation needed to give complete coverage to these crimes and the I possible reform of judicial projeedure in respect to the writs of 'habeas corpus and supersedas.’’ Murphy described his proposed (federal secret police as “a federal I law enforcement unit that will cov£r the populous centers working quietly, thoroughly and relentless-

Effective Monday The Meat Markets listed below, in compliance with the NR A. will observe the 8 hour working law and will operate under the following new hours: Week Days - Open 7 a.m. Close 5 p.m. Saturdays - Open 7 a.m. Close 10 p.m. Sunday mornings open from 8 to 9 a. in. There will be no deliveries on Sunday. We earnestly ask the public to cooperate with us in the observance of these hours. Mutschlers Meat Market I H. P. Schmitt Meat Market I w

ly. “For the terrorism of hood Hums must be substituted the terrorism of the law."

I HITE’S GROCERY PHONES 31 and 201 Big shipment of gallon goods. Extra heavy pack—while thev last at these low prices: FANCY PEELED PEACHES, gallon 45c FANCY CRUSHED PINEAPPLE, gallon 59c FANCY BLACK RASPBERRIES, gallon 65c FANCY RED PITTED CHERRIES, gallon 65c Potatoes 10 lb 39c Large can 1 /I large can Pork | M „ Kraut IvC and Beans, can ivl 3 cans Fancy QH#* can Apricots 1 Evergreen Corn > n heavy syrup. lOv Royal Ann WhiteQE* can 1 Cherries. Ige . Burco 1 1/ o Large Gokl Dust 1 r Coffee, lb. 10 /2 C . Washing Powd. AOV Large cans Peaches Gold Dust Scour- in heavy syrup 1 FCz» t ing Powder, can.. OU can AtlU BEANS 5c “" •• • Kidney Beans, can Golden Wax 1/k Fancy Drinking p* „ Beans, can IvC Glasses, 2 for. .. . OU No. 2 cans 1 Quart cans Best 1 Cherries AOC Mustard LOU 10 cakes White IQ Fancy Bulk 1 £* Naptha Soap . 1»/C Coffee, th I’R Large cans Red 1 M Honey Cakes 1 I|z» Kidney Beans... AvL dozen JLVV KRAUT 5c Large cans Fancy Asparagus Tips 1 P” Pineapple in QAz* fancy. 1 lb. can lOU heavy syrup .. , .. . . „ Little Elf Dessert r „ Quart Jar Salad Osw 4 Powder DC Dress,n « ; Green Cut 1 flz* Gooseberries _ Beans, can .... AVFU fancy, 2 lb. can J.t7V HOMINY - - 5c i Free De'ivery Service to all Decatur. Stop or Phone. Memorize these phones—3l or 201. PLENTY OF GOOD PARKING SPACE.

DENVER FLOOD DAMAGE SMALL (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) to $1,000,000. Hugh Paine, caretaker of the (’aatlewood dnm for 20 yearn, who rode through a dark wet night 12 milex to telephone ahead a warning that the dam wan out. Parker and Sullivan telephone operator* who warned farmers, and police who aroused residents In the danger area tn Denver were credited today with having saved many lives. O_ COMMISSION TO CONSIDER RATE (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) steps to reduce them." When the Fort Wayne area cases are completed, the commispion will investigate gas rates of the Northern Indiana Public Ser i vice Company in Hammond and I Michigan City. Michigan City has been served temporarily for the past two years with l.ouo British thermal unit gas, I hot the period i:» near an end and ( permanent rates must be determ ined. Michigan City also has petition ed for lower electric rates. The Northern Indiana Public Service Company is dickering with 1 city officials in north central parts! of the state with a view toward I 1 reaching compromise rate reduc-1 tions. A subsidiary, the Northern

Indiana Gas and Electric Company, already has proposed a new sched- * uk* of rites for Logansport. Cook said that ys soon as rates ’ of the Northern Indiana Public, Service Company are reduced, the j ''commission will turn its attention > ’|to the Northern Indiana Power ■ Company. • . —. -_——o— in — Alleged Murderer Indicted By Jury —— I Indianapolis Aug. 4—-(UP) tin-1 ’ dictnx tits charging first and sec-1 ond degree murder and robbery I were returned by the M irlon c.otin ! ty grand jury today against Lloyd . i Raymond Harmon, Lafayette youth ' 1 accused of the "hitch hiking kill 1

Fencing Mr. Farmer, we are actually selling our Superior Double Zinc Coated Field Fence for less than some catalogue houses. We bought two car loads and have it in stock at the old price and are now waiting to give you the advantage of the deal. All fence has advanced from 2*4 to 3 1 j cents per rod. Our retail price is the ol(F price. See us before you buy. Cash Coal & Supply R. A. Stuckey Home of Stuckey Hog-Glad SCHMITT’S QUALITY MEAT MARKET Phones 95 and 96 Free and Prompt Delivery Specials for Saturday Wc will have all cuts of genuine Spring Lamb, Spring Chickens to fry, last year’s chickens for roasting or stewing; Beef and ) Pork Tenderloins, Veal Birds or City Chicken. SPECIAL—Lean Sugar Cured Cottage Hams, Boneless, to 4 lb. each .. 18c lb Sliced 20c lb Whole or Half of Lean Sugar Cured Skinned Ham for Baking or Boiling 17c lb Swift’s Choice Hockless Lean Sugar Cured Picnic Hams, 6 to 7 lb. each (Special) 12c lb Home Cured Lean Bacon in chunk.... 15c lb Our Best Rhineless Sliced Bacon 20c lb Young Rib and Plate Boiling Beef, 3 lbs. 20c Fresh All Pork Sausage 3 lbs. for 25c Smoked Sausage 2 tbs. for 25c Fresh Ground Hambergcr. . 10c, 3 lb. for 25c Frankforts and 8010gna.... 10c, 3 lb. for 25c ' Fresh Side Pork 10c lb Fresh Pork Brains 10c lb ISMALL LEAN PORK CHOPS 15c lb i i Fresh Pork or Beef Hearts 10c lb Smoked Jowels 10c lb Sparc Ribs (Meaty) 10c, 3 lb. for 20c Neck Bones 3 lbs. for 10c Fresh Cottage Cheese 10c lb Smoked Ham Shanks 10c lb Fresh Meat Loaf (Veal Pork and B" 0 15c lb Meaty Veal Roast 15c lb Veal Shoulder Steak or Chops 15c lb Young Tender Beef Steak 18c lb Pork Liver Bc, 2 lb. for 15c Dressed Spring Chickens to fry 25c lb Bread and Butter Pickles 18c jar Large Dill Pickles 3 for 10c Midget Sweet Pickles 8c doz.; 2 doz. for 15c Kraft’s Package Cheese, 18c, 2 pkgs, for 35c Beechnut Spaghetti or Macaroni 11b pkg. 12c Large can Peaches or Apricots 18c Corn or Tomatoes 10c, 3 for 25c H. P. Schmitt Meat Market I

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Inß'' of George Huffh<*. l<afoyntte baker. Huglfon w in killed by a hitch-hik-er he picked up at Indlatiapolia I White on the way to Iztf.iyctte, the ' hitch hiker dn w a gun. Hut'iwh was i atartled and lost control of hla car. i It etaahed into u post and he wau I fakilly injured. Nothing It Accidental l.othlng under the nun la nccl ' dental, least of all that <>f which the : Intention la a<> clenrly evident. — Lessing. o On Crutoe /tl .nd There nw now more than 290 per eons living an Robinson (,'rusoe's la innd