Richmond Times-Dispatch from Richmond, Virginia • 17

i A---AAAA Seventeen 1933 a rr- w- ssfev-sv --v-C? 1 vv t- -v-sv- a Richmond Times-Dispatchi Friday 3Irch 10 s- it 7 -m- They Will Star in Spring -Revue at Biriford School Tonight V- 7- 'V T- JA J- 1 V- iVn Reich Regrets Rough Usage Of Citizens Hitler Controls Germany With Fall of Bavaria A V' -V virtually kidnaped bound and held for three hours while threats ware made against him Battler- and Dakin accused armed National Socialist groups In Barba at acts at violence Intimidation or boUa In reply to Ambassador Backette Vi' prompt protests the German foreign''' ministry expressed Its keen regret and American oB trials here said today that the matter would he left en-iAAi tliely in the hands of MV Backett in the confidence that the proper reme- 1- -r'ji dial slept wen already bring taken if 1 by the German authorities Fortress I'Laat Aiii-Nazi 'Capitulates to Chancellor Full Gives 1 Sway Authorities Inform Envoy To Berlin That Altaekt Will Be Guarded Against Name 5 Americans I attentloo at Chancellor Adolf Hitler and hia cabinet The cabinet exprmmd tta appreciation of the seriousness of these occur-neca the Americaa Government was Informed and immediately discussed means of preventing similar outbreaks Amnia as Named Americans named In the protests as having been roughly bandied threatened or subjected to Indignities were Max Bchumler Brooklyn New York: Henry Battler New York City: Edwin Dakin Shore Acres Rose bank Long Island New York end Nathaniel Wolff Rochester New Ygrk All blamed the brown uniformed National Socialist or Nati followers of Hitler for the mistreatment which followed close on the national election In which the Natis gained powerful eommand of the German government After the first protest' had been made Involving Battler Dakin end Wolff Ambasmdor Backett was obliged to make new representations when Bchuseler charged today that at pistol point he had been forced to sign an order revoking an eviction proceeding against one of his tenants a Nasi who was a year behind In his rent Charges Indignities te Wife Bchussler further charged that hit home waa invaded and his wife subjected to Indignities round of the Ormond Beach golf Wolff waa described as having been tournament Peerless Council No I Bona and Daughters of Liberty will give a Mngo and cud party at their halL comer Bpottelyvania and Redd streets MOn- day evening at 1:30 o'clock Members and friends are Invited to attend and are requested to bring cards with them Fred Merkle Eliminated ORMOND BEACH FLA March JT The tournament medalist Fred Merkle former New York Giants ball player suffered a 3 and defat today at the handa of Gormley of Dedham Mam in the Still Battling-Jews Anti-Semitic --'A Fighting Spreads Out to Berlin Anli-Jewish Orders Were Occasion of Mistreatment ifr i WASHINGTON March (AV-Two formal protests by the American Gov-ennent egalpst rough treatment of Its citlsens In Genian political end anti-Jew Ish disorders brought assurances tonight that the German authorities would mese every effort to prevent such incidents To show how seriously the American protest was taken the German foreign ministry Informed Ambassador Backett at Berlin that hie representations bad been brought to the personal base-' Staff Photo this evening under the sponsorship of Members of tlw' cast of the-Spring Revue which wftl be given at the Parent-Teechev Association of Stonewall Jackson School Biaford Jnalor High School '-x Size 48x48 In Hand-Blocked Raiders Seize Biggest-Still Here' in 'Years 'AsA: Cloths f- Arrest' 2 Negroes Hold Big Quantity of liquor In Dinwiddie SectorDrive Gates County Resident Provides Clue in Death i rj aswsmnaarerea Unidentified Hit-and-Run Vie tint Asked Food He Sayg SUFFOLK VA March B-4PJ-A step towards ideentifleatlon at the hit-and-run victim of Monday night an aged white man killed on Bouts 33 and held in tbs morgue at the establishment of Hill and Com' pany waa made today When Ellis of Gates County tiring near Sunbury having read a newspaper story in tha Norfolk Virginian Pilot came to are the body and told tha sheriff and Mr Hill that the old man came to hie home last Sunday and asked to ha given dinner Mr Ellis who was on his way to aftsrnoon church aenrlca stopped to feed the wanderer and was told that tha man's nama la Fisher and that ha waa native of Mlmourl where he had some property: that ha had been unable to get work and had traveled for some time seeking Jobe as a house carpenter and painter Ha abo told Mr EUla ho had a son In Boston and a nephew who was a eatior In Norfolk Ha said that he got work as a watchman for a short time at Deep Creek near Portsmouth BXRLIN lOreb S-dfV-BaTsrle tha last antl-Nut strontbold InOer many capitulated today sirin thi National WortsUtia of Chancellor '-Adolph Hitler control of oh Oermaa Ut OeBeralnn Von Epp prominent In Mari circlet flew from Bohn this afternoon after appointment aa federal commissioner for the state and hn-medlatelj assumed office: At once the Bavarian 'government headed bf Premier Held resigned and ithe diet was summoned to meet Saturday for the inaction of a new state government'' Only a few hours before the eapl-: filiation Xrnat Boehm Hast etonn troop chief had demanded In the nameof Ms party that Premier HeM resign He set the deadline for I It today Campaiga Afalmt im The anU-Semltie campaign appeared to be growing today spreading' to Berlin Kassel 'and other Attlee AC the Jewish merchants In Annabels as well as a number of Social- 1st and Communist leaden were ar eeeted by Mad storm troopers National Socialists gathered before a large department store In Berlin nd chanted buy from Jews!" and another group appeared before the Bones building and demanded the resignation ef the Jewish chair- man of the Bbene executive committee The campaign against the Communist party also was continued Tbs Prussian state gosemment announced that Karl Liebnecht House former Communist headquarters has been re-: named Horst Wessel House Horst Wessel a young Nati was killed in a street fight with Communists At the same tins is was announced that a life-seised Crouse status of Hail Marx which standi in the ball win be melted down end cast into busts of Chancellor Hitler end President Vou Hindenburg Americas Starrs Targets Further Indira lion that the Nasia do not Intend to permit Communists to take their seats in the Reichstag was given today Wilhelm Ooerlng minie-ter without portfolio Invited aO party members except the Communists to meet next week for a discussion of Reichstag matters and to adopt an agenda American chain stares also have become the targets of demonstrations A theory of the Nasi party is that a decentralisation of huge Of Smart Heavy Cotton 39c 'Vi Jf I'- I Hand blocked in several beautiful patterns on a heavy cotton cloth that will launder well and give long service Guaranteed fast color Green rose blue gold and black r-y-v Federal dry agents continued their heaty raids in the Dinwiddie sector with the capture of the largest popper still taken by them In this part of Virginia in nearly tea yean they aid yesterday ou their return from the county where the capture was made the previous Bight About twelve hours prior to the leisure of this record-braking copper outfit of 13W gallon capacity they had pounced ou Marly 1000 gal-tons of whisky hi kega end fruit Jan the vicinity of Petersburg making an unprecedented haul lor the day The lAOO-gaQoo atm wee captured along with a 300-galkm copper still near Wellrihe off the Blackstone Road Both otitis were covered by a had and were complete In every detail the agents aid They gat 103 gallons of whisky In the raid together with 13000 gallons of moth end a quantity ef other equipment Eddie Hewklne end John Butcher Negroes at WellvlUe were arrested at the plant and lodged In Jell In default of 11000 bell each Those making the raids were Federal Agents 8 Burgess Orosc Jones Thomas Wilcox and Charlie Balls of Yarn A You can knit Inexpensively with Shetland Olympic and Germantown yarn at this special price 15c a ball! Pastel colors brown and white 15c ea I -JL Flynn State Agent Bullock aatiited In the eapture of the nearly UMO rations of tiqww taken near Petersburg earlier la tha day Not content with three two tremendous leisures Federal prohibiten arrested Clarence MicMebora and Thomas Ryland Ford open tore of the Asheaka Filling Station half a mile from Ashland on the Richmond side The agents allege that four and a half gallons of com sod' eleven pints of what appears to be bottled-lD-bnnd were taken at the tUttng station The two men were released on ball far a hearing on March It before United States Commissioner nsgenhetmer here Second Floor Paullck a Socialist a report from Bo-mu nid waa -seriously injured when he was waylaid by aa unidentified man A dispatch from the town at Bin-den burg told of the leisure of Ihlrty-flve documents affecting mortgagee by uniformed Nazis Including two auxiliary policemen who called upon town officials eould reauK In better conditions for the smaller retailers 'Scattered reports from ether ettlss told of disturbances Parmer Premier 4 I 54-inch 5 Smart Spring Clearance! 'V A Group of 1J98 238 Sweaters Van Raalte Service Weight Silk Hose Wjolens vl 'f -it 29 An excellent assortment of early spring sweaters! In smart lacy weaves Whits and pastel colors Sizes 14 to 42 Third Floor 1 74c Flannels Monotones tweeds Crepes Rough Weaves 3 Pairs 200 pr yard raf? I A spring suit or cost will cost you very little at 74c a yard! Rich fabrics in light and heayy weights All spring shades and mixtures Regular 100 and 150 values! 42x80 In Colonial Year Round Garden Shop offers Virginia Grown Never less than 100! Through i clal purchase we are able to Van Raalte service weight hose for only 69r pair or 3 pairs for 200 In Van Raaltes exclusive shades Rag Rug a i Gay and Pretty Cottons Also Our Own Tlialia Chiffons 00 1 I 1 Firmly woven rugs of all new materials In early American plaids and pretty plain colors Regularly 198 Ac i These flowering shrubs ane acclimated to' our Virginia climate because they were grown In Virginia for Virginia gardens At all times Thal-himers 1 ear Round Garden Shop enables you to secure freshly dug shrubs Sheer with lace tops and French 1 a Also 3 prs for 200 Fifth Floor Shop early for these fast color cottons Every weave Imaginable! Every color and smart pattern! Second Floor I 5 25c 39c 2 to 3 feet Forsythia 2 to 3 feet Butterfly Bush iy2 to 2 feet Thunberg's Spirea 2 to 3 feet Van Spirea 3 feet Tartarian Honeysuckle 3 feet Rose Weigela 2 to 3 feet Deulzia Pride of Rochester 2 feet Pink Flowering Almond 2 to 3 feet Crepe Myrtle 2 to 3 feet Japanese Quince 3-year Hydrangea Otoska 2 to 3 feet Mockorange 3 feet Spirea 3 feet Weigela Grandiflora 18-inch Red-leaved Barberry 3 feet Red-flowering Peach 2 feet Abelia Grandiflora 2 to 3 feet Purple Lilac More Pink Flowering DOGWOOD 198 Kanzan Cherry Trees All large trees- Buds set to bloom this spring 1-39 Rose Bushes for 48 Varieties A 1 a- Second Floor Tear Round Garden i.