Woodland Daily Democrat from Woodland, California • Page 2

Phone Your W( A4U THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1932. WOODLAND DAILY DEMOCRAT. WOODLAND. CALIFORNIA tion control, are in storage in i mciito. Sutter, and Yolo counties PftlJTIf.fi filVF IRke Aitociatkm NUIriiiff SriinrrW i01'lion of tht' Yol h.oW ft IVW ft mm MARKET IMPETUS i the Knights in storage i i section.

I S. M. Arnold, representative in tnis Thurs(iftv for Marv district of the Associated Rice Grow on reguar inspecUon trip. Courtesy of Dean Witter and of California, returned Wednesday mftke a complete sumy of tha, Sacramento Offices. night from Natomas where he nas.tion an(i pi.obal)Iy wln retUr NEW YORK The marget showed i)een.

supervising the shipment ot ap Wo0(land Friday afternoon. a steady upward trend throughout the Proximately i entire session, depending upon politi association headquarters in. San FIGHTS WAR fifty to Be Guests at Garden Party Complimenting Mrs. Frank Ely Hermann Sons to Entertain Evergreens At Picnic Sunday cal news of the moment to give Francisco. It is understood tne rice 0 MeM it strength.

However just before the has been soiu but will be distributed GENEVA Dr. Paulina Lui; th0e1oWsfhcdaykl 0t'f' l'l08inB the San Francisco headquarters. member of the Moral Diaarmi The Dow Jones averages follow: ISO According to Arnold, "there is a Commission, urged pacific tra industrials, off 0.28; 20 rails, lot of last year's rice still in storage of the world's youth. The first than 50 ladies Friday after Mrs. LeRoy Pierce will be hostess to i Two hundred members of the Her 17.71, up QM; 20 utilities, 19.25, off in tnU district." It is estimated that she wants the League to do M'koley, house guest at the Tierce noon in compliment to Mrs.

Frank Ely of Bei mann hons and Kvergreni hhik' QQ1 Quotations; 0pen Close al 1 around 250,000 sacks, under associa abolish toy soldiers. home this week. The garden of the home, (i.M Kim street, will be the setting 1932 JUNE 1932 HIM J40H TWt WW TW Ml lT 12 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 25 26 27 28 29 30 for the bridge party. It will be a most attractive affair with the garden kk. a carried out in table appointments and prizes.

Japanese lanterns will decorate kohic i.inun v.i" i ransamenca z4 day for a picnic that promises to be Caterpinar 54 6 the major event of the summer for 28 28 two lodges. The Hermann Sons go CaHf E(Jj 20Mi 20 will be hosts at the affair, providing 22 22 the garden. Mr F.lv dinner and supper lor me cio. r.olden State Milk land and she will greet many friend. leing given oil This private picnic 18 WHY GAMBLE? instead of the big public the lodges have given it was decided nut to ho larty this year.

18 5 27 87V aitair. which p.lck Co the past. It lT gteel 1 the public General Motors Anaconda Copper races and Amer. Till USD AY Foresters Court Star of Woodland there will he at this event. Bf'JSJ.

WE To Wed Eugene Rogers Underwood, Mrs. H. V. Traynham. Mrs.

Ida Gregg, Mrs. Darrell John Hubbell and Eugene TVmA vows Butzbach, Mrs. Charles Krebs of Sunday aiternoon at the Clarence Angeles, Mrs. David Adams, Mrs. Hjghfill home.

ISO Kim street, with Frank Fitz, Mrs. Sidney Kpperson. iWL.ll)n officiating. The No. 10 meets at Odd Fellows many other enjoyable teatures 'American Can 8pm 1 committee cnaijre inwuoeo Mont.

Ward Second Baptist Church Chautauqua ZTu. tZ At church. Second street. Mencvs c.i the lodge. Bethlehem Steel.

llijrhfill, will be'National Theater Tallulah Iiankhead lob. B. Gold. Had while Clarence High and in "The Cheat," shows at Broderick Man Nabbed Mrs. Roy Pierce.

Mrs. crnest urn. Mrs. George Zimmerman, Mrs. 1 annic Laugenour, Mrs.

Karl Giguiere, Mrs. i her A. C. Mrs. Tom Gibson, Mrs.

nn Onkes Scarlett. Mrs. A. f. Morris, trt Radio Corp ill be best man.

There will be ted Air By Federal Officers Wc 24 tinghouse guests in attendance. The bride's wedding dress is of blue Custer i shows at Woodland Theater Hoi "Mark of the Spur, Mrs. Harry Saunders, Mrs. Clarenc InU Mrs. August Kernel'.

Mrs. Mace with a short jacket and she and 11 p. m. The federal' prohibition agents: raided an estabishment at Front; CHICAGO Highfill will FRIDAY George Vaughn, Mrs. Neal Chalmers.

woa Mrs. Jess Laugenour, Mrs. Kd Praci, lUi, Mrs. Kmil Kraft, Mrs. G.

F. attired in a dress of peac street, Washington, Yolo County, ar resting Joe Pagni on a national pro September of hibition act charge. Druidess Order Meets at Odd Fel The couple will have a honeymoon lows hall, 8 n. m. Girl Scouts Wjld Rose troop, meets Pau ni has be trip up the Redwood highway.

The bride to be is the daughter rested several: county jail. Sutter Basin Youth Mrs. Charles Bentz, Mrs. 1 red hwert. Mrs.

Frank Reese, Mrs. W. J. Blevins, Mrs. R.

H. Mumm, Mrs. S. A. Cooper.

Airs. Ed Dickev, Mrs. Frank Eddy, Mrs. A. W.

Fox, Mrs. C. Walter Cooper. Mrs. Thornton Cranston, Mrs.

s. nuiiut.il i neater Slim hummerviiie neen held in the in the Woodland high school in "Racing 1 outh, Sidney Roircrs is the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. "Nice Women." shows at Burned in Blast; Federal Squad A rkiins: S.

G. Linnell, Mrs. Laurence Wraith. Mrs. Ben Harling, Mrs.

John Martin, K. Rogers Mrs. Tom Dinsdale. Mrs. Albina has lived i Young of Charleston, South Carolina, year.

He Makes Three Arrests Woodland is employed llonig, son of Michael Ilonig, of Sutter Basin, received painful burns about the face and right arm about four jn llRad' Companv, shows the Hotel 1 7 and p. nl. a popular Second Baptist Cbunh Chautauqua 11 has been At church. Second street, 8:15 p. m.

MARYSVILLE Nine Federals do Wtonesdav aiternoon when a Mrs. M. nint Kiev, iui. uu Mrs. Irvin Clover, Mrs.

Fannie 0: Wn Mrs Fred Snavelv. Mrs. Barber young 1 i Li Ik 4 Year Service Plan Johnston, and the guest of honor, Mrs. complimented at a numhe Ely. scendeil here in a surprise raid last night, divided into squads, and arrested Andrew Pappas.

Tom Urakos and A. G. Ramirez on liiiuor possession charges. Pappas and Drakos paid fines of $100 each and Ramirez $200. harvester radiator exploded and the scalding water escaped.

lie was; brought to the Woodland where his injuries were dressed. While painful, the injuries were of a minor; character and the young man was able to leave the hospital Thursday; And Protective, Too A medical expert claims that singing Is extremely beneficial in certain types of deafness. As to that, our experi once is that deafness is extremely beneficial in certain typos of singing. Roanoke Times. Morgan Streeter Weds S.

F. Girl Misses Cummins to Vacation in Mexico IN THESE DAYS when every dollar counts, your living expenses can be materially lowered by a General ElectricReingerator. A General Electric costs less to own and operate because 0 its Monitor Top mechanism. Today 1,250,000 General Electrics are giving their owners the lowest cost refrigeration service it is possible to have. It's as easy to buy a General Electric as it is to pav for the "cheapest" refrigeration.

$10 delivers a full sized General Electric to your home tomorrow. Copied British reason usually advanced for the mark hfing put before the fig 1 American money Is that the New Wonderful Face Powder who Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Sti 1 11 Ol ionffer electric an Miss Sue Dca and Beth Cum Citv. Mexico, where they will spend their vacation.

They will spend the major portion of the summer there, returning in the early fall. Miss Beth Cummins spent a winter in Mexico two years ago and will visit many friends. Main Street Phone Ear5 Like Blankets Ears of the long cared hat are nl most as long as the comhined length of its head and hody and may be 1 curled forward and downward while the little animal sleeps. older sister, and Alan Mowbray as a philandering bachelor who finds him 1 self entangled with three girls at once, not to mention the outraged sweetheart of one of them. olor.ists were accustomed to FTeventS Large i'01'S mark for the British pound Stays Oil Longer ic figures, so did the same For a youthful complexion, use new dollar mark.

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GENERAL ELECTRIC ALL STEEL REFRIGERATOR Double Bill Offered Here addition to twi DO YOU INHALE? automobile races, and the other of Los Angeles. I the same bill with 'the. National tomor and i lent ihas a strong romai off with splendid comedy, need to take anyone's word for the ledy. It is supplied by that lanky ied.ia;i. Slim Summervilic, and by isc Fazcnda who has added her were married ban ranci.

co nesday, left Woodland Thursday morning for Lake Tahoe, where thjy will spend their honeymoon. They came here Wednesday afternoon fol lowing their wedding and were guests of Mr, and Mrs. Dayton Dodds. Mrs. Dodds is the sister of Streeter.

The bride is the former Miss Fstelle De Baca, daughter of Mr. and Hilary De Baca of San Francisco. Streeter is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C.

M. Stree; former residents Woodland, now of Santa Cruz. The couple will return to San Francisco about August 1. He is a teacher in the Everett Junior high school in the bay city. Stunt Night Observed By Evergreen Lodge Stunt night, a monthly feature of Evergreen lodge, was enjoyed cd nesday evening with much fun and hilarity.

The whistle stunt was finally won by Charles Stimm, when lie discovered that the whistle was on him, Mrs. Amelia Germeshausen was winner in the candy eating contest and Summ again won by drinking the most iced tea the fastest. The feature was "follow the leader" and ended when Mrs. Elsie Shellhammer and William Kram led their two groups to the banquet room, where refreshments were served. The committee for the evening included Mrs.

Helen. Ehrke, Mrs. Ida KuTin, Mrs. Bertha Hildebrandt. Mrs.

Carrie Hucke and Mrs. Rose Hermle. Man, Woman Deny White Slave Charges MARYSVILLE Lorenzo Morri and Mrs. Bobbie Meyers, arrested recently at Orovjlle, in connection with the alleged white slavery case of Lena Limbardo, Thursday entered pleas not guilty. Trial was set for July 7.

Morri is charged with pandering, Mrs. Meyers with contributing to the delinquency of a minor. with kahle to out number. Others in ihe cast in elude June Clyde, Frank Alhertson. Otis Harlan.

Forrest Stanley and Arthur Stuart Hull. "Nice Women," the other feature drama ol" a tangled love affair, with Sidney Fox in the featured role and a cast whioh also includes Frances Dee, Alan Mowbray, Russell Gleason, Oarmel Myers and Lucille Webster Gleasn. 'Nice Women" presents the demure who Mi. poses as an expert in affairs of the heart, only to confess later that her apparent sophistication is only a pretense. And then, bringing the picture to a surprising finish, she embarks as a real siren wh.i nerds all the arts of lvc and gets what her heart de Fiancvs Dee is seen as Sidney's FRIDAY SATURDAY Autocrat's Contempt Vespasian, the Unman emperor, is eaid to have made the remark, "1 will not kill a dog that barks at me," In expressing his attitude toward a of republican conspirators.

HU story MQI ern girls' methods in hus lands. Gaining Merit He who sows lie ground with care and diligence acquires a greater stock of. religious merit than he could gain by' the repetition of ten thousand prayers. Zoroaster. "Everybody's doing it!" 7 out of 10 smokers inhale knowingly the other 3 inhale unknowingly DO you inhale? 7 out of 10 smokers know they inhale.

The other 3 inhale without realizing it. Every smoker inhales for every smoker breathes in some part of the smoke he or she draws out of a cigarette. Do you inhale? Of course you do! Lucky Strike has dared to raise this vital question because certain impurities concealed in even the finest, mildest tobacco leaves are removed by Luckies' famous purifying process. Luckies created that process. Only Luckies have it! Do you inhale? More than 20,000 physicians, after Luckies had been furnished them for tests, basingtbeir opinions on their smoking experience, stated that Luckies are less irritating to the throat than other cigarettes.

It's toasted' Ymt PfttcWn imt Irritation jlriit cough 0. K. AMERICA TUNE IN OS LUCKY STRIKH6P m4m minuM with th uvtU's fiint 4na fitntri, Mdfamimi LnckjSlrikt mm fulKrti, n) TihmUj. Than 4Ly Sstrtjy tecning em N. B.

C. nauvrij, Restinr on High Thought As faith rests upon reason, so does all lofty religions energy and joy upon hg strong thought. Dwlght. WOODLANf) NOW SHOWING BOB CUSTER in "MARK OF SPUR" WHEN lAISITING And SLIM SUMMERVII.LE LOUISE FAZENDA youTH Uimhw and Thrills SAN FRANCISCO Unfa, YMwUtl4lCniiburr i apmM4 naaapfct of MM ebon nltr Yi $1.50 91.00 towmtown. lit) onteM roomt wUh out tbowar.

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