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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-21
LA CoMPANIA DEL TELEFoNo
QUE OPERA EN- p. R. ETC.
americanos.

americanos.
Tambien Sc indica que existen bri-
nantes perspectivas para la adquisici6n
de los servicios telefonicos en- Italia Y
Bspafa, donde parece que los gobie-
NOS tienden a renunciar al dominic de
las comunicaciones telef6nicas en- favor
del funcionamiento particular de las
mismas Ello Sc jnota particularmente
On Ita,ia, donde el Primer Ministro,
MussoIini esta resuclto, segdn Sc ase-
gura, divorciar ell Gobierno de los
: negocios.
En- Francia Y en- B6lgica Sc tropieza
con difcultades, porque existen muchos
elementOs partidarios de que el gobier-
no premanezca controlando todas las CO
municaciones, pero en- Alemania Sc tie
ne la seguridad de que, una veg que SO
haya restablecido algdn tanto Ia norma
hdad, no sera dificil que el grupo or
ganizador logre sus fines.
49, Sc ha manifestado que el objective
de las compahias interesadas en- la for
maci6n del Trust Telef6nico mundial es
el establecimiento de un sistema de CO.
municaciones transoceanicas, mediante
cables de al@ velOcidad y el perfeccio-
namiento de los aparatos telefonicos.
ri exito del cable telef6nico entire los
Estados Unidos y Cuba ha sido uno de
los mayores alicientes en- las gestiones
emprendidas por los directories de las
.sriQuisinas empresas amalgamadas en-
al proyecto''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-21
DR.. POLANCO GONZALEZ

Ofrece su consultorio, exclusiva-
mente nara ninos en- la Pharmaceuti-
cal. Parada 10. Telefono 1910, Santur-
ce, de l a pm. Durante estas horas
atendera llamadas a domicilio solo en-
Santurce. Durante otras horas en- el
lS0 Santurce.
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ENTRE cINco MEsEs Ell
DRAeADo, ETC.
tcontinuaci6n de la Ira. pAg)
alberto alcanza 800 pies.

alberto alcanza 800 pies.
La draga regresara ahora la pc
quefa isla formada por el corte efec-
tuado en- Isla Grande, y continuar:l
sus trabajos de limpieza y profundi-
y zaje en- ell nuevo canal alberto detras
de La Colectiva, en- Puerta de Tie
-"'rra. FL Ingeniero Murden cree one
dentro de cinco meses las orillas del
ancho canal alberto en- este sitio es-
taran aplomadas y listas para poder-
Sc construir en- elias los muelles pro-
yectados, barcos de treinta pies de
calado podran arrimarse a ambos. Ia
/. dos del canal.
El pr6ximo terraplenado sc hara,
probablemente. entire las factorias de
de la Porto Rican American Tobacco
Company el puente de San Anto-
'''-- MO. Sobre este nuevo terraplen, n 81
termination, sera construfda una rue-
49,. va carretera v un puente que sc CO.
nectara directamente con la nueva ca
rretera alberta traves de SantlTcc,
eliminando asf la cuesta de Miramar,
y acortando a la vez la distancia para
sel trafco de la isla. Ello contribuira,
ademas, descongestionar el trafico,
grandemente, de la carretera central.
Los pianos para este trabajo, han sido
preparados por el Comisionado del In.
terror, sefior Esteves, y va han sido
remitidos Washington para la apro.
baci6n de los ingenieros federales. En-
dichos pianos sc probee para el te-
rraplenado de vacfos que alcanzan 8
pies de profundidad en- algunos sitios.
Ell puente proyectado estara situadO
como a 100 metros del puente del fe-
rrocarril.
Recientemente la draga "Capitan
49,. Houston, que ha venido realizando
un esplendido trabajo, estuvo durants
-..Adiez dias dragando en- los alredores
del muelle propiedad de don E. Be
nftez Rexach, por 10 cuel ell sehor Be-
-. nftez pago al gobierno americana al
reor de s25,OOO.OO.
Hay una gran demanda por los terTe
-..-s nos ultimamente terraplenados Ia
del canal. No rnenos de .iiez So
licitudes estan pendientes ante la
= Comisi6n de Servicio Pdblico. La Com
=. -pafifa de la gasolina y aceite Shell
han comprado un frente de 100 metros
-. adyacente al trecho del senor Riera.
en- ell terraplenado, donde anclaran Sos
barcos-tanques para bonlbear su pc
troleo hasta ell enorme tanque en- cons
trucci6n cerca de La Colectiva. Isia
Grande es actualmente una esplendida
propiedad, s6lida y firme.
(Dei porto Rico Progress
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-21

recho de organizar Ia isla su propio
gobierno, el comisionado termina ash:
"al reconocer ol congreso Ell dcrccho
Puerto Rico para elegir su propio
gobernador, encOntrara a la isla y si
pueblo inseparables con esta gran rep'l
blica. con lazos de gratitud y afecto =.
(De '.La Prensa" de New York;
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-21
LA ESTADlDAD ES LA
ASPIRATION FINAL

Una de las manifestaciones
mas importantes hechas por eI
Gobernador al presidente Cool
idge fue la de que la Estadidad
era la aspiration final de !os por
torrique1os.
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HA cELEBRADo UNA INdPoRTAN-
TIE coNFERENcIA CON Ell ETC.
(continuaci6n de la Ia. pAgina)

idge Sc muestra vivamente inte-
resado por ell bienestar general
de Puerto Rico y exteriorizo slI
satisfaction cuando fue infor-
mado de la prosperidad y feIici-
dad de la isla.
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SILVESTRE FEIJoo
Practicante

En- su domiciIio, Monjas No. 2,
trabaja de su profession todos los
dias de 9 II A M. y de 3 a 6
p. M. Tel. SIS verde, Aparato
o07, San Juan, p. R.
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QUININA EN- FORMA SUPE.
RIOR. Ell efecto t6nico laxante del
LAXATIVO BROMO QUININA le
hace superior la Quinina ordinaria.
no afecta la cabeza. La firns de
E. W. GROVE se halla en- cada ca
ia
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--..s~TREs sANDERAs:
''SEs Ell MatrimOnio un Fracaso7''
a actos y la revista "POr esOs MundOs'.
&
-@-RLAL.T0: -
Tarde 'sNo Dudes de til Esposa" NO
che: .'Hombres Bestias''.
PoPULAR:
Tarde noche: mick Carter so.
Episodes.
LAS ANTrLLAs:
ssri Hrova&os, dra,oa - ma c6u,fca
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-21

''El NOvatO" drama y una cOmica.
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(Del porto Rico Progress y
Evening star., 1924-06-12

TAKOMA PARK
bungal both
The so.l colonial wide living
a hdrons
cIoed bath hotw
S f houses
PETWORTH.
floors sleeping andb
NEAR y. H. AVE. AND OTIS ST.
nia home.ju OF tise
n fton
il
NEAR WADER AND QUEBEC SITS.
nh huse an the houses comlenIy
BROOkLAND.
Of $ 0 t an thi
has
Evening Phone Service Until PM
WALTER A. BROWN.
14OO H Street Northwest Main 1868
Evening star., 1924-06-12
$16,75O.
CLEVELAND PARK.
$15,250.
CHEVY CHASE.

Unforeseen circumstances abeoI nteiy necess-
tate immediate sale of this attractive. de-
tzched home. 1t is one square OF Connecti-
cut ave. and less than two blocks from Chevy
Chase Circle. public school stores. etc. A
we'll designed and practically planned home
containfAg eight rooms of generous proper
tions; two com mplete tile ba this. spacious living
room with open fireplace. four bedrooms. con-
crete front porch. glassinclosed sleeping porch
hardwood floors. all up-todate features and
eonveniences. hot-vater heat electric lights.
Built-in garage. Lot 60x135. Vacant. Easy
terms.
Evening star., 1924-06-12
S12,o5O.
10th ST. HIGHLANDS.

Decidedly the lowest price in this popular
ciose-in community of detached homes This
property oEerIooks 18th st and is just beyond
the reservoir and near Rock Creek Park Cali
fornia semi-bunsalow style house arranged as
ioioWs: Large covered porch extra large iiv
ing room with fireplace, dining room psntrv
kl,chen. bedroom and tile hath. There are
OAK noors and trim Two bedrooms on second
noor. Especially large closets throughout
Several bult-in features and added attrsr-
uons Screened and weather stripped Hot
water heat. electric lights. Lot 50IIjO Trees
and shrubbery. Garage TO match house
Evening star., 1924-06-12
$1,000.
A DECIDED BARGAIN

Army onicer, leaving the CITY is orsying
inns detached corner home at price thai
Will interest anyone who can appreciate vame
This house is situated just north OF Cleyejsn nd
P7rk in splendid community Of new and
attractive homes. Colonial type house 81 I
bright and well proportioued rooms tile ba IN
fireplace in living room, oak foors two large
gIass-inclOsed rear pOrches. attic space sery
ants toilet. Hot-water heat electric li1h,s
Slate roof. Houae is completely screened and
in excellent condition. Beautiful lot 5oxIn.
lawn and containing variety OF roses, flow
ers. etc. Garage to match house Paved
street and alley. home that will warrant
your inspection.
Evening star., 1924-06-12
$21 900.
CLEVELAND PARK.

Owner. leaving the city. has PLACED low
price on this charming home property for
quick sale Situated as it is on beautiful
Newark st. at one Of the highest points in
the city-it represents an outsta nding value
ar the price asked. Center hall entrance
typ~ wide colonial stairway. First boor:
Living room, drawing room dining room, but
Jer's pantry and kitchen. Parquet floors
tbroug hout Second floor: Four delightful
bed rooms of unusual size: two complete baths.
such features as three nreplaces, porch.
siee ping porch, maids quarters and storage
room Pittsburg heater. new No-kol vspor
hea ting plant with 500 gallon underground
tank are included. Bult-in garage for two
large cars Splendid lot soft. frontage.
Evening star., 1924-06-12
c. P. BARRETT.
MASSACHUSETTS AVE. PARK.

MASSACHUSETTS AVE. PARK
10 win new friends offering pre-war built de-
tached brick home especially designed for comfort bv the
There rooms, tiled BATH screened front
porch, sleeping porches, buin garage parquety flooring
hardwood trim throughout excellent condition. and large lot
with shrubbery This home today readily marketable at
S2OOO but since constructed when
authorized to let it go for only S165OO.
{. P. BARRETT.
1902 X Street Northwest. Main oOf6
Phone Service Till 9 Pm
Evening star., 1924-06-12

$, $,35O1Kentuckv Avenue.
A comparatively new two-story tapestry
brick house conveniently situated q litte
OF Lincoln Park. There are six bright
rooms. tile bath, front and rear pOrches,
oak floors; all new and up-to-date fea-
tures; hot-water heat; electric lights.
Garage. Low cash payment and easy
monthly terms
Evening star., 1924-06-12
50 oOOO-Mount Pleasant

S9.UUO-MOunt Pleasant.
Owner. moving away. is offering this
delightfully."- situated home at bargain
price. 1t is directly opposite Rock Creek
Park and only a square from new public
school. Ideal home for famiy with
children. Three-story brick. coionia |
front porch ten rooms: tile bath: two
porchee; stairway. electric
lights and h.-a. heating system. Entire
house in good repair Very reasonable
terms.
Evening star., 1924-06-12
FOUR
DOWNTOWN BARGAINS.

$500.
Seven rooEas and bath, near New Hamp-
shire ave-. hot-water heat: located in
first commercial zone, where values are
increasing rapidly.
9,65O.
This house located just of Dupont Circle.
in section of desirable homes. contain
ing six rooms and bath, is unquestion ably
one Of the best buys downtown.
S10.450.
This desirable property near 18th and
Mass. ave-. is being offered for the first
time in 10 years; it contains ten large
rooms and bath
$10,50O.
This house has been completely redeco-
rated recently; it contains ten large rooms,
cleo. lights. double garage. and is To-
Gated in a desirable room m-renting section
Evening phone service
until 900 pm.
I. F. SCHNEIDER, JR., & co.
Main S6ss. ITO L st. NV.
Evening star., 1924-06-12

MASSACHUSETTS PARK,
Washinpton most beautiful located residential section
Restricted and zoned against apartments and community houses
Differently designed detached and side hall brick and
with wooded lots from so to lis feet Three
to eight bedrooms two garages finished and under
construction Us Homes, from $4,000 to SAOOOO now
occupied Improvements and home values exceed Seven Million
Dollars Inquiries intelligent without ANNOYANCE
Sample open from 3 to pm Park Ohce, Sind and
Cathedral ave. (Woodey road)
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON. INCORPORATED,
Dupont Circle. Potomac 22OO
Evening star., 1924-06-12

CORNER STORE NE.
T. and b., vacant; price low.
About 81, 900 takes the equity. No
opposition good business stand or in
vestmenf. For further particulars
and inspection see Mr.. Urciolo, North
1881, or with
n. +. RNON CO.. Inc.
Main 1897. 1923 st.
Evening star., 1924-06-12
SSOOO-Mount Pleasant

An opportunity to grasp a bargain. 1t is
seldom we' have snch desirable prop
erty situat ted west of 14th ST. and Of
fered al this exceptionally low figure.
Popular type house: large front and in
closed sleeping porch: SIX rooms. tile
bath; newly papered and painted; hot
water heat: electric lights. home
worthy of your immediate Inspection and
conside "a tion. Terms accepta Die.
Evening star., 1924-06-12

S6.5OO-CHENH CHASE-Near Circle.
A stncdve nome Of in a most desirable sec
iembdi for use
S12050-ON THE HEIGHTS-West of 18th
and practically
rooms floors sbothf tand
is Terms
SlSOOO-OPPOSITE CHEVY CHASE GOLF COURSE.
home nebhdash yoppo
i ' in
shade tres The house has ten bath hot~er
S135OO-MT. PLEASANT.
home tied a
stree, west of Gth ST close to the car line and
a
SIS 15OOO-CLENELAND PARK
Owner has Just materially reduced This
high % % n % eonn @ % nns R %s R'pTs fSS and Bss
md spendd
S15,5OO-JUST OFF 14th STREET.
dosn nd adapt ramns parposs es
h-wh ndag a
Evening Phone Service Until 9 PM.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc.
1884 H Street Northwest Franklin 95O3
Evening star., 1924-06-12
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE---H0UgES.

BOSS & PHELPS,
Realtors.
S1675O.
CLEVELAND PARK
= new in Park
and
splendid bedrooms throughout s
heater
driveway ' - fS' "e@"uiui
Evening star., 1924-06-12

DESIRABLE HOMES PRICED RIGHT, NOW FOR SALE.
For Sale Before June 10th
An Exceptional Home Just Off 14th Street
snrht the
the
appoint
Chevy Chase, Semi-B Bungalow
Well Arranged Lot 55xoO Feet.
aIos for 6ona r good and o
gsrs
Well Built. Detached Home
In 14th Street Terrace.
all
has $ desrabl is o
owner n will listen
Suburban Home New
In Takoma Park-&4OO.
an mcdrn
Io is by
Cash handsG5 M price
ind good l. by
o
FoRAD R
SHANNON & LUCHS
7l3 14th Street Northwest Main 2345.
Evening star., 1924-06-12

S1O.5OO-Chevv Chase.
California bungalow situa ted one
square of Connecticut ave. amid bean
tifu suburban setting. II is indiyidua |
in plan and attractive in appea ra nee
Contains six rooms modern bath. extra
large living with fireplace. oak
floors throughout. several buiitin fea
lures hot-water heat, electric lights.
Built-in garage. Lot 60xl20. Numerous
shade trees, hedge and shrubbery.
Evening star., 1924-06-12
NEW SHAPIRO HOMES.

Exhibit House 212 Claiming st. NE.
Six large rooms, tile bath. hot ter heat
electric lights. builtn garage, double rear
porches; $3.50 cash and $3.50 monthly. Take
car marked Brookland. RiverdaIe or Hyatts-
vile, get on at 4th and Rhode Island ave,
or ride out to Rhode Island ave and Bird st.
Suppose you come out and talk to people who
have purchased homes here.
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO COMPANY.
9l9 18th ST. Y ". franklin l14n
Evening star., 1924-06-12
34O1 Woodley Road.
Facing Cathedral Grounds.

Built by owner as his permanent home, but
must be sacrificed as ill health requires that
he leave the city. A generous corner lot, i'm
proved by stucco house. containing ten
rooms four baths, with two natural stone
freplaces, lighting fixtures hardware. ETC.,
selected TO harmonic with the plan of the
house. Two-car garage in the rear. Price.
$31 500
Evening star., 1924-06-12

A substantial three story brick home con-
tanning ten rooms. two baths. open fireplaces
and upstairs kitchen. The house is % feet
wide. deep lot running back to 15-foot
paved alley. with ample room for a two-car
garage. This house is centrally located and
within walking distance of government de-
par;ments.
Evening star., 1924-06-12

et,250-COLoRED - SIX ROOM AND BATH
brick near 18th and l. SITS. NV: also 6room
and bath brick oath and II sts., price
$500; also six room and bath brick near 25th
end sts NV. price 400. All Of which
are good buys and the terms right.
Evening Phone Service Until Pm.
T. F. SCHNEIDER. JR.. & CO..
Main 96ss. iT29 L ST. NV.
Evening star., 1924-06-12
CHEVY CHASE. u. {.
4 BEAUTIFUL HOME. ONLY So 500.

TERMS
Charming detached house. pebbiedash over
hollow the construction. Spanish tile roof
containing spacious and well arranged rooms
and bath a bedrooms and sleeping porch },
h.-w.h., elec.. large porches, hardwood floors
screens, swnings and built-in garage for two
cars Lot has wonderful trees. hedges and
shrubbery. This is OF the best barga ins
OF the year.
To inspect call Main 26sO during day or
Cleveland 1923 after pm
ALLAN r. wALkER 4 CO. INC.
Exclusive Agents,
Sl3 18th st. NV Main nSQn
Evening star., 1924-06-12
BOSS & PHELPS,
Realtors.
%.0OO-Near Eastern High

y ,UOU|N ear EdSteTh f1lSl
School.
An attractive colonial type brick house
situated in a splendid square convenient
TO the High school and only a few min
ntes' walk from Lincoln Park. House is
70 IT. wide. contains six large, bright
rooms: modern bath: a bright. roomy
kitchen: electric lights: cement cellar:
excellent heating plant. Garage. This
property is in frst-cass condition and
can be purchased on liberal terms.
Evening star., 1924-06-12

MAIN ssss.
Evening star., 1924-06-12

$40 ALLISON ST NV
Very attractive detached house in lovely
section. Six large. bright rooms. tile be IN.
open fireplace, h.w.h., iustan. hot-wa ter
heater. elec. House is completely weather
stripped, screened and in fine condition
Garage on large lot. Vacant, and priced for
Immediate sale
Open daily from TO pm
ALLAN +. WALKER & co, INC,
Exclusive Agents.
SlS 1Jfh ST n.in
Evening star., 1924-06-12

IN POTOMAC HEIGHTS. j.. c.
The prettcst bungalow in community. stu
nted on 'levsti0n: large rooms. beautiful
tiled bath. in shower: attic unfinished
,larse er '.~ = roUmsl: hot-water heat
eIec. light. - open fireplace: lot 5Ox11T
substantial cilirken house: bungalow all equip
ped with screeES and metal weatherstrips.' We
are anxious to soil II. Let us show il 10 you
A. c. HOCGHT0N & co. REALTORS,
1J16 st. NV. Phones Main 1885 1881
We have the BESr in every section
COLORED PURCHASER
YOU ST. NV. BET. 1st AND End.
2-story brick residence. 5 rooms and bath
hot-water heat elrc. lights.
4. e. H0CGHTON & CO. REALTORS
J3l6 81. NV. Phones Main 1886 1887
We have the BEST in every section
HIGH-CLASS NrIGHBORHoOD FOR
tOLOEED
Six rooms. bath. two-csr garage on deep
lot: hardwood trim, hot-water heat:1 near car
1De. in hest section northwest t2Il9 l1thl
Low price and aa>onable terms. Phone Main
SJ3G
81 e6,0O0-C0RNER NEAR 18th AND FLORIDA
,Ave.-Six- room and bath brick. in first com.
5:ercial zone: q speculation at the price asked
Evening Phone Service Until PM
T.: F. SCHNEIDER. JE., & CO..
Main $685. 1I29 l. st. NV.
$50 CASH. $50 MoNTH-f-ROoM BRICK
Nouse with reisr aud long back yard to wide
alley: price. g.. sc.
FRANCIS A. CRAWFORD.
1920 Nerm"rt Main o73O
Evening star., 1924-06-12

BY owaer. Haif block east 18th St; bright
rooms; all conveniebces pa rauet floors; porches:
beautiful yard. Adams 1851, evenings,
Evening star., 1924-06-12

HI. RUST COMPANY,
s1a 18th STREET NORTHWEST.
Evening star., 1924-06-12

CONGRESS HEIGHTS, D. c.
very attractive detached bungalow situ-
ated on corner lot having a frontage of 80
IT, by depth OF III IT with hedge fencing
flowers and shrubbery. Contains rooms bath
modern heat, electricity and other modern
appointments. There is also a double garage
Let show you this ideal home. Price and
terms right.
Main 435. 704 18th NV
c0-.1---7-TT7T--.<<-..
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-02-15
KNIGHTS OF HONOR

The knights of Honor held their
regular meeting at their club room
last Friday evening. They had
dressed up affair for change. AT
ter the business and lesson they went
over to Mrs. Whitaker's where they
were seated at table and served to
bacon and eggs, fine candy, then
they had sandwiches, cake and coffee.
The following characters were pres
ent: Rastus, Sunshine, Buckskin-
Pete, Day and Night, Freckles, Dude,
Seed-salesman, The Poet, The Rag
gedy Man, Columbus, the Chef, and
flasher This week the boys have
received a banner with the motto:
Every Member a Worker and a
penant with a shield and cross and
the words: knights of Honor"
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-02-15
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE
MO MORE CROSSINGS

We read where a New York state
commission has declared after an ex-
tensive Investigation that most cross
ings accidents are at the open cross
ing the open country where the trav-
eler on the highway has disregarded
a safe speed in approaching the dam
ger point. The report urges the
elimination of grade crossings every
where, even though the cost will be
enormous. Yet, even if every state
began now to wipe out grade cross
ings it would be years and years be-
fore the last one is gone. There is
not an auto driver in Mountain
Home who will be here when the last
embarrassing is abolished. That's
why, even though we agree with the
New York commission and heartily
approve of the adjustment of every
grade crossing in America, we must
not forget that they have not been
abolished, and that it's little too
early to flirt with the undertaken
by closing our eyes when approach
ing a embarrassing, or by still la
boring under the impression that we
can beat the train across.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-02-15
MISSION CIRCLE
HAS PROGRAM

The Baptist Mission Circle met at
the parsonage Thursday, Feb. z, at
$3.50 p. m. An interesting patriotic
program was given in honor of Wash
ington and Lincoln. The pictures of
these two great men, together with
flags and bunting, formed appropri-
ate decorations.
There were several readings,
among which was a specially pre-
pared paper by Mrs. V. L. Taylor,
which deserves special mention and a
short talk by Pastor Taylor. The pro-
gram closed with a beautiful solo by
Mrs. Wetherell, which was greatly
enjoyed by all. After this dainty re-
freshments were served to thirty
guests and members by the hostesses,
Mrs. Roller, Mrs. Childs and Mrs. v.
L. Taylor.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-02-15
LLOYD
THE FEATURE

While Manager Hendricks of the
Weaver Theatre has great bill on
tap all next week, the Tuesday and
Wednesday card is perhaps just a
little bit better than the best. For
these two days Chris has secured the
latest Harold Lloyd production, "Why
Worry" It's a cinch that after see
ing the great comedian in this fea-
ture all of our troubles will be for
gotten and worries will tumble off
our backs. There is no doubt that
crowded houses will greet this film.
The sub-feature is a Sunshine comedy
of more than usual merit.
For Thursday and Friday of this
week the Fox Special, Cameo Kir-
by" will be shown. 1t is a wonder
full picture and when we tell you that
viii Rgers in "Uncensored Movies
is also on the program you will at
once realize the fact that it will be
an entertaining evening.
Saturday, Feb. 16, the attraction is
Roy Stewart in ''The Love Brand"
Roy is said to set 'em afire with this
feature, and you should see it. Pathe
News and comedy are the added at
fractions.
On Sunday evening the always
popular Buck Jones will be seen in
one of his late ones, big Dan," and
our people are assured of getting more
than their moneys worth, especially
as a scenic and comedy are added
for good measure.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-02-15
YOUR WALKING LEGS

1--WE found my walking legs
again." said a Mountain Home man
yesterday to the editor He went on
to explain that since he got his auto
couple of years ago he has almost
forgotten how to walk. He used to
think nothing of walking a mile or
two into the country-now he seems
to think he has to use his auto If he
is only going a square away from
the house. What he said is probably
true of a great many others, and it is
regrettable. One way to have good
health is to get all the exercise that
the body demands, and no form of ex-
ercise is more valuable than walking.
1t may be hard to decide to walk
when it is just as easy to ride, but
somehow we can't help thinking that
the man who uses his legs for walk
ing instead of pushing down the gear
clutch and brake pedals is going to
add few more days to his life, be-
sides being better able to enjoy a ride
when he does decide to take one.