Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 34, Number 128, Decatur, Adams County, 28 May 1936 — Page 7

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nppelman’s Grocery »*sl E DELIVERY PHONE 215 ■ 21U 9 for and Beans, Jell-o, 6 flavors ■Krc cans I 4 * l ' 3 pkgs 20c MMnut Butter, Jell-o he Cream ■■ pound jar .. 25c Powder, 3 pkgs.. 25c 9 Gip-er Ale. Lime Rickey Wheaties, jBhEAT KRISPIES pkg. 1 (1 pkg. Pep Flakes Free) lt)v ■HK Food. | Hershey's Chocolate ■Scans 25c Syrup, pint can.. 10c Napkins, CATSUP ■Kckace 10c 2 large bottles .. 25c W afers C 0 C 0 A ■■pound box .... 23c 2 pound box .... 15c BIJ OGG DEAL All ■ 2 lg. Corn Flakss, 1 Rice Krispie. 1 Pep Free. OtfV1 Shopping Bag Free ■te' inole Toilet P. & G. Soap Climalene, lg. box.. 23c bottle 15c (10c s'ze Free) Cleanser Lazy Man’s Cleaner H f cans 13c 2 boxes 15c L ? 1 Large and jP ■ VnipSO 1 Small Box XOC SfICLD MEDAL FLOUR Bag 99c

- - — ■Save Eyery Day at Mutschlers | FRESH HEARTS or BRAINS, poundlsc g EXTRA LARGE DILL PICKLES, 3 forloc I SMOKED PICNIC HAM, lb23c | FRANKFORTS, BOLOGNA or PUDDING, lblsc | I GOOD BONELESS FISH, Poundlsc I No. 1 WISCONSIN SWISS CHEESE, pound3sc ■I THIS WEEK'S SUPER SPECIALS S|GirS er o!ang! ra soda Thuringer Summer Philadelphia cheese 97p n ße L ' r m *-im« Rickey’. SAUSAGE pkg. 10c. 3 pkgs.. . Sk Boule 10c 1" Chu ,^ h 25c — Mfeo Ad. pkn Special, lb. 'Makes 1 Quart) old fashi ° n Lebanon Martini Butter 1 ■HSt** , "" — ‘—’"l Cokers, Is. box. —.2—— our good Summer Sausage. — ■■ AL DOG 177 'h’eInTsTRAINED FOODS Quart cans Salad 25C B>oD,can ..IOC lA ,orChil % 9 Pint ibc ' 8&.60C ~ ’l9c ■ .tYiF'-M* 8 * • of Cookies _ fl p „ v Lemon & Orange | Peaches. 2 large 29c B Lan y 2 Sift- 1O« Juice, can I*K cans I® "leas, can 1-OC Grapefruit Juice |(|(* 1 can Lsc ■r —- —.— _L_— — - MEATS—Baked and Barbecued ■Ha c an<t ,>ilnento Veal Loaf, Spiced Hani. ( orned Bee . - s ■ reani Rolls II and «‘ hers - B« lk Potat ° ChipS ’ P J |IV ’ ' a kes. Jar and Package Cheese. I ttill remain open Friday evening. Saturday Morning until 9 o'clock. Also open I 1 A Morning until 9 o’clock. I *' lu ’ r the City freebeuver y I

We invite you to all these ger . vices to praise and worship with ua. There will be services at the county farm at 1 o'clock. —ll Decatur M. E. Circuit J W. Reynolds, pastor Beulah Chapel Preaching, 9:30 a. in. Church School, 10:30 a. m. Mt. Pleasant Church School, 9:30 a. m. Preaching, 10:45 a. ui. Pleasant Valley Church Schoo], 9:30 a. in. Washington Church School. 9:30 a. in. ■ o60 White Face Steers, good quality, averaging about 500 lbs. at Decatur Riverside Sales Friday.

DECAYUR DAILY DEMOCRAT THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1936.

FIVE DETROIT COPS £ON TINCEp FKoM pAQ£ONE) characterised as "a vicious influence on the morale of the department." He warned that all officers who have knowledge of the legion 1 or its activities “had better tell about it at once." It was disclosed that the police officers first were implicated in black legion activities when mem bership files of the Detroit headquarters were seized. Officials declined to say whether preliminary investigation had indicated more than five were active in the robed and hooded night riders. In Indianapolis Indianapolis. May 28. — (UR) — Evidence of “blues legion" activity in Indianapolis was disclosed by I the Times today in a copyrighted story. Notes interpreted as membership blanks and bearing markings similar to documents ibund in De'troll, where the activity of the terrorist organization first became I known, were published by the Times. j The nottes were found attached to doorknobs of two near north side apartments, the Times said. Duncan Mcßae, persecutor of Wayne county, Michigan, was notified of the findings and told the Times he would ask the department of justice to investigate immediately. One note was printed on pink bond paper, bore the lettering, “black legion membership” at the top and had spaces for filling in the age, name and address of the applicant. Below was an oath: “In the name of God and the ; devil I will stand up to the black . legion. 1 will follow out my orders and will abide by the laws of the black legion. Never shall I betray its secrets or its ex-mem-1 bets. Death is the penalty for I breaking of a law or its oath.” At Fort Wayne Michigan City, Ind., May 28 - LOANSS Your Signature Only No One Else Need Sign Loans on plain note — also on furniture, auto and livestock. Liberal Repayment Terms. Friends relatives or employer WILL NOT KNOW of your loan. Call and learn. Ruductd Cost ou Load* Up to SSOO Local Loan Co Over Schafer store Phons 2-3-7 Decatur, Ind.

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Trio At Tabernacle SEL, Iffk' :^ r S' '■ oBObI fills JsBBCIwsg 1 The Knippersi Brothers Trio, radio and recording artists, of Lawrenceburg, Tennessee, who are appearing each evening at 7:30, at tlie revival meetings ait the Decatur Gospel Tabernacle. Marshall and Seventh streets. At the service nest Saturday evening will be heard the Huntington Nazarene Band. This band, reputed us one of the best church bands in the stale, consists of about 30 piece®. Tlie services will continue until June 7.

lUP) —A convicted Indiana township official today revealed alleged terroristic aetiities of an oigauizaI ticn known to him as tlie Black Knights which operated in Fort Wayne. Lawrence F. Iloltje former Wayne township, Al’en county assessor, blamed the Black Knights j for his conviction on a charge of 'accepting bribes. He said lie refuis-' I ed to carry out their demands and | was “too scared” at the time of his , trial to reveal their threats. — Fort Wayne. May 28 —(UP) — A I I frightened WPA worker today I pleaded for police protection from Black Legion vengeance and told , sheriff George W. Gillie of iplans for a mass meeting of tlie blacck hood 1 ed terrorists at a secret place Fri-} day nightThe informant, whose name Sher- . iff Gillie refused to reveal, was quot- ’ ed as saying he had been threaten- | ed with voolence for attempting to end his connection with the “Black Snakes,” purported local chapter of the Black Legion. Gillie and George F. E-isenhut,

HITE’S Grocery We maintain an efficient Telephone service and outdelivery system covers the entire city four times daily. Two telephones for your convenience. I Just call 31 or 201. j SUGAR I'VrBAANE 55c fIHT A TTS 0 We have the tin*®* Old Potatoes the FHI fl | DrX market affords. QF 5 USIIS No. 2’ S , peck 25c. No. Vs. pk uDL PEACHES OR APRICOTSnbr MUSTARD .y- r "‘"-10c PEAS a N,h2 ~ 5c Red Beans, can .... 5c Tomato Soup, can 5c Fig Bars, fresh, lb. Ute A" nc Cherries Corn, N 0.2 can. 3 for 25c 7 “ J r ruit ( ocktad, P’nut Butter. 21b jar 25c Nl> - 2 1 ■ can 25c .. , , , - Crackers, PW, 2 for 25c Vegetable Soup, can Miracle W hip. qt. .. 39c Ginger Snaps, — fresh, lb Ute I Kraut, can 5c 6RJHAM SWCKEBS “,19« BAKEOBEANS 25c GREENBEANS 25c Plenty of Fresh Strawberries. Celery, Lettuce, Carrots. Cabbage, Bananas, Pineapples, Oranges, Grape Fruit and Apples.

chief of police, said they had order- ’ ed a thorough investigation in the i and county to determine location of the meeting ami would take- every possible step to break the organization. o HOUSE VOTES — (CONTINUED P -'GE ONE) ; Kiefer, Chicago, both directors of’ Old Age Revolving Pensions, Ltd. directing organization of the Townsend movement. HALLECK WILL BE KEYNOTER G. O. P. Congressman Keynoter At State Convention Indianapolis Ind. May 28 —ll.’Pi Rep. Charles A. Halleck, Rensselaer. the only Republican member * '■■■

of the Indiana congressional dele-, gatlon. will be a keynoter at the state G. O. P. convention which will open at the state fair grounds June it was announced today. Other addresses will be given by Mrs. Eleanor Barker Snodgrass, Ha-ihville, ninth district vice-chair-men, and state senator William E. Jenner, of Paoli. Don B. Irwin, Frankfort, state chairman, will call the convention to order. John L- Moorman. Knox, I will be the permanent chairman. District conventions of delegates I will be held on Tuesday night. Each I district wi'J name two delegates® to I the national couventio nus well as Bottle) For Only 49'0 Within 24 hours after taking old Wf V I Chief Herb Medi- y ’ 1 I\ zz, cine you will fed Kg| like a new person MF 4/h >U f F&f It will drive polsons from your sys- __ r U fr.r. H tem you never even vLU UnILF thcrc HERB aS Every person should thoroughly MEDICINE cleanse their system each year. This makes you less liable to appendicitis, rheumatism, neuritis and other ailmer.ta. □ld Chief is a proven treatment for neuritis pains in arms, neck, back, hips and legs. Even one dose will help a sick stomach, inSJgestipp and Sold at j B. J. Smith Drug Co. THE REXALL STORE

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I district ..nembers of the state con-j vention committees. Five candidates have announced 1 for the guberuat .ifal nomination, I including H. H. Evans. Newcastle; Raymond S. Springer. Connersville, i

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.George R Hill. Michigan City; Elza | O’ Rogers, Lebanon, and Glen R. i Nillis. Kokomo. __o Dick Schack Orchestra Sunday Sunset Park