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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-05

ceStaS, COraZOneS ue HOFcS, Su deftd
Reina. Y desfilaron: Maria Isabel
Sanchez Ubeda, la dulce nina de ojos
con maravillas de lejanias, de lila Y
flores del mismo color; Carmencita
Huyke, ideal criatura, toda pureza,
bondad y gracia, de girls; Silvia Fe-
rrer, de belleza inquietante, BELLA
mente ataviada de rosa palido; Go
ria Iglesias, belleza aristocratica y
ina, de amarillo claro; Alicia Ju-
| lia, Undo capullo de nuestro jardin
social, trajeada de lila; Mercedes
Vachier; muy garbosa y bella, lucia
una elegante toaleta verde Milo; Car
lota Canchini, la de ojos de morris
ca, de azul; Maria Luisa Cianchini,
delicada y gentil, de verde; Maria
Luisa Fabregas, la de cabellos con
resplandores de sol, muy linda, toale-
ia azul; Blanca Barreras, muy SUI
gestiva, de rosa; Saro Marin, figura
gentil, lucia una toaleta amarilla.
| Maria Mercedes Jimenez, muy boz
Inita, de peach; Mary Aguayo, cul-
ia agradable, de lila Y Carmen Ja-
mes, admirada y delicada belleza IL
lial, aumentaba sus naturales encan-
tos una toaleta girls.
Antes del walls, fue el paseo triun-
fal: la Reina, Ell Hada, Ninfas, ma
riposas Y avecillas.
Una selecta representation de jo-
venes apuesta Y correctamente tra-
jeados, tuvieron el honor de ser los
ga,anes de la Reina, Hada y Min
fas. n
Y en- los palcos v en- el salon, mu-
jeres elegantes, ostentando el verda-
dero sello de distinction, sc dieron cita
esa noche para lucir sus encantos.
Atraia poderosamente la atenci6n
una enorme costa enguirnaldada de
Campanulas v lirios del vale que pen
dia del plafon Y que al pasar la Rel
ne y su comitiva desparram6 sus per-
fumados petalos sobre todas.
Aun temiendo herir la excesiva
modestia de la generosa Y bella seiio-
ra Carmelita Pales de Mendia, fall |
tariamos un deber muy grato para |
nosotras 81 no hicieramos llegar has
ia ella nuestro tribute de admiration
Y simpatia por las exquisiteces de su
alma. La ofamos expresarse tierna-
mente conilovida Y muy complacida !
del exito, y hacia manifestations de
que tanto sus gentiles companeras
como ella, habfan sentido una salts
faccion muy intima cuando en- ell mo-
nento de la distribution de ropas + a
os infelices niiios, leian en- los ros-
'ros de las pobrecitas criaturas ell 60
20 de que Sc sentian poseidas. Co
nentaba 10 que podria hacerse toda-
ria, 81, como Sc esperaba, del festi-
Jal iniciado Y laborado por elias, Sc
beneficios. Dado su iditA.u-
,rasico altruismo daba por muy bue-
has todas las largas horas de ardua
abor Y de fatigas, que Sc impuso, ST
ION clio lograban mitigar en- parte
as miserias de tanto nino desampa-
rado.i
iOh Carload Bendita, significas
tanto para el mundo, como ell dulcc
placer de la Esperanzal
iBenditas las almas que te practi-
cani
DJENANN
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Sc vende

un solar de 800 metros cuadra-
dos, frente al sitio donde des-
emboca La carretera de Mira
mar, parada 2615..
Tiene una casa de cernen-
to y I'm garage con capacidad
para nueve AUTOMOBILES.
lnformes: Luis Garofalo. Te-
Iefono 885 negro, San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-05
In @Naje expresQ

Brindamos al culto y distinguido
pnblico que nos. vista, el mas grande
de los surtidos de Zapatos y Medals
que jamas Sc ha visto en- Puerto Rico,
-creaciones caprichosas de la Moda, ar
ticulos traidos expresamente para este
verano, con los benefcios que siem-
pre ofrecemos nuestros clientes: Ca
lidad, Estilo ". Precio.
LA FAvoRITA, San Justo 81.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-05
PAINLEVE HA SIDO ELECTO
'PRESIDENTE DE LA CAMARA

PARIS, JUNO 4. Omitted Press
Ell lider radical Painleve acaba de
ser electo Presidente de la Camara.
En- la votaci6n, Painleve recibio 296
votos v Maginot 200. por 10 cual Sc
notara que la votaci6n estuvo bas-
tante refida.
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UN voTo DE. GRACIAs Y sIMPA.
TIAS AL "MUNDO,,

Juncos, p. r., JUNO 8, de 1924.
sr. Director de Ell MUNDo,
San Juan P. R.
Evening star., 1924-09-07
A Select List of Desirable
Residential Properties.

Columbia Hgts., s1a,5oo-s rooms and bath.
ami; garage; vacant.
Mr.. 18th and Col. rd., $l5,ooo-1o rooms.
bath. a.m.i.; garage vacant.
ami; garage; vacant.
Washn. Heights. $16 0G0-6 rooms and bath,
ami; garage; vacant
Columbia Heights Sc, 500 rooms and
bath, ami; space for garage. .
West Conn. ave. 1861 rooms and bath; /;
Cleveland Park. si4,ooo-s rooms and 9
baths. ami; garage.
Chevy Chase. s15,ooo-s rooms and bath,
ami; garage.
bath. ami; space for garage.
Wise. ave-, s10,50o-7 rooms and bath,
ami; garage.
a.m.i.; space for garage.
Grant Circle. si4,O0O-9 rooms and bath,
ami; garage.
Nr. Lincoln Park. s6.75o-7 rooms and
Georgetown. ss.sSo-s rooms and bath; gar.
Dupont Circle. 50 5O0-6 rooms and bath,
Brookland. D. C., $s.s5o-s rooms and bath.
ami; new house.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
134a New York Ave. NV.
Main 2424
Evening star., 1924-09-07
FOR SALE-HOUSES

5 R., BATH, BRICK; GARAGE; DEEP LOT;
$500; $40 mo-. small cash Mass. s.,,nw ave; near
Lincoln m Park Also Ar; BIZ mcdern 1aas DunsassS.~' 4.
BY owNER-NEAR WARDMAN PARK Ho-
tel: No. 2726 Woodley pE; new 6-rm. briek :
dwelling; buiit-in fStures; shower; servani
bath in cellar; porches; house screened. .,
MOUNT PLEASANT-r$l2,950 0-TERMs.
Colonial brick home, containing six large
rooms: hot.wster heat and electric nghisS,
hardwood floors and trim; finished room IN
deep to an improved alley; garage; large .rop. !.
porch and double back porches. rms home 70
located in splendid section OF .an Moan' IL we'll
M %eRRfs M s eAF&lTz s s COMPANY ME- isCsi Csi7.
Very attractive detached home near l4tb ST.
car line, in excellent neighbofhood; house con. con
tains rooms and bath: screened "" .bra.
hot wa ter heat. metal weatherstr pped on @ thnee
sides; two ear detached garage on paved aiiey
house in excellent condition; now o@ccupietu @ tron, M
%Sreh nt inan aerms msy be arranged
nupont C'rrIa Potomac 200.
FOR sALE-BY OWNER. HOUSE TW EivE nn
rooms and two paths: uest nor.hw,st iosa on.
SUI ia BILE for fraternt tr or club: an rss "
able. Inquire 1910 7th ST. NV fhohe Nol'h
asOa ALTON PLACE NV: pIs DETAGhEpS ntjsaS
under sio.0 on easy terms: 1--WE rooms,
porch: trees, shrubs; garage paw
ments; owner mus sell
ROY e. DWYER.
ROOMS AND TWO bAIits'
tapestry brick: three porches; INV. neat, eies zen
tricity. oak floors, built.ln garage mus in ssi
Franklin 90 or Albums 560l evenings or SUNDAY
IN CHEVY CHASE - 1926 41st ST. NV:
nearly new: vacant; large cellar: hs&,n.' nd S,d
rooms and ba H. colonial porches front huo
back: electricity: hardwood floors; sleeping
porch; large lot. Price. $12 800: terms. s;o,. :,
II l. ST. N.E.-Six- room and bath prics ~;
frobe heat gas light; $1,000; very cheap 4, 'nns m
price: 81 coo cash: first trust at 5fc. TO run uii
til paid off, small monthly payment.
LLOYD K. TURNER. ,,,s n.
CO., 9TH ST. s.w franhllh- --o'.'
EIGHT ROOMS RATU; LOCATED On CON
ner: contains three lots; suitable Tor oil Sta-
tion s.. 900 ..,,
Six rooms bath: furnace heat. electricity;
good yard: near and and SIS. h.w'' sfoo
cash, terms. -.,
DAVIS & LIrSCoMB.
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Evening star., 1924-09-07

CHEVY CHASE. MARYLAND.
Near the Chevy Chase Club, most at
tractiVe new detached home. with living room
l3x2J, large fireplace, colonial stairway, din
ng room. kitchen with built-in fixtures, break
fast room, large bedrooms, tile baths,
ieeping porch. attic; large lot. Price, $4,000
immediate possession. Terms.
l., X. SMOOT,
100 18th st. NV. Main e053.
WEST CHEVY CHASE. MD.
most attractive detached home containing
large living room with beautiful fireplace. CO.
'nial stairway, dining room, kitchen pantry.
spacious back porch. large bedrooms, tile
bath, linen closets, large front porch. The
ralue Of this home cannot be appreciated
without seeing it--only $500.
l.. Il. SMOOT,
10 18th st. NV. Main 205S.
TWO BLOCKS WEST OF CONNECTICUT
AVENUE
most attractive colonial home; center hall
plan, large living room with beautiful FIRE
place, dining room, kitchen, pantry, spacious
back porch, front and side cement porches
three large bedrooms dressing room. = tile
baths, attic with stairway. hardwood floors:
large. dry cellar; bult-n fixtures. This home
is modern in every respect. Attractive flower
boxes and benches; Lear detached garage.
blue stone drives. acres Of beautiful land
scaped grounds fronting on three streets. High
elevation. unlimited view. Price and terms
most unusual.
L.. Il. SMooT.
72a 18th st NV Main oo53
Evening star., 1924-09-07

CHEVY CHASE HOME
At 4 bargain for quick sale. Completely ap-
pointed house. OF spacious rooms, baths, 2
large porches, garage; finest location on Con-
necticut ave. Easy terms. For inspection can
Cleveland 221a. 3e
Evening star., 1924-09-07

COLORED-ONLY 500 CASH, BALANCE
sIS.bo per month; 4-room brick: on q good
street, ae. Price, 1880. Address Box S40Y
Evening star., 1924-09-07

COLORED HOMES.
DETACHED.
NORTHWEST.
VACANT.
$500 Cash, /
$50 Per Month
(includes all INTEREST,".
Six rooms and bath.
Hot-water heat.
Electric lights.
Newly papered.
Newly painted.
Room for garage.
Near car line.
PRICE, S5,65O.
J. DALLAS GRADY,
322 Maryland Bldg,
1410 II St. NV.
Main TT.
Evening star., 1924-09-07
10 SHEPHERD ST NV

Petworth-Located close to Grant Circle and
ST. Gabriel's Church. This house Is vacant
and open for inspection every evening and
Sunday. Has four large bedrooms, electricity,
bot-water heat, porches. long lot and 'twocar
garage. 1t is bargain. c. c. SHARAH.
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Evening star., 1924-09-07

3-SToRY CORNER BRICK BLDG, IL ROOMS
u bedroomst, ami, near 18th and Otis pl.
NV, suitable for a doctor. dentist high
rn. det. house in Clere. PIX. Saul's Addition
or any irst-class NV. section. Price, SIS, 900.
Address OWNER, Box 230-X, Star ONCE. 10s
Evening star., 1924-09-07
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

For the Children's Sake
See this new home. two blocks from, East
ern High School most modern and positively
best buy in this section; liberal terms. 1708
B st. Sc. Open all day.
Evening star., 1924-09-07

BUNGALOW. 5 ROOMS AND BATH. FIN
ished room in basement. sleeping porch fire.
rlace, butlt-in garage; very satisfactory heat
ing plant; ami; 10 min. walk to school,
blocks from Ga. ave. car line. 20 min. drive
from White House, large lot. wonderful neigh
horhood first trust, s., 800 for yrs: price
SIS go; $500 cash, $50 per mo. including all
interest, etc. For appointment call NJ. 1896
between am. and pm. -
Evening star., 1924-09-07
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.

One block Central High School. 3-story brick.
colonial front and double rear porches: o
water heater; servants quarters. toilet and
laundry 10 basement; space for double-csr
garage on wide. paved alley: $3.50 monthly
Income from apartment and one room. This
home pays for itself. Price reduced for quick
sale. Owner leaving city. $13.500 Cash.
$4,000: $7o 4 month. Call OWNER, Col.
I469-W, g.
Evening star., 1924-09-07
FOR SALE-H0USES.

EIGHT-RooM AND BATH BUNGALOW
type homes: h.-w. heat; high, large lots: quar-
ter block OF Tskoma car. 18th ST. line;
duced to 81 500 and $500: easy terms. 215
and 219 Underwood St NV
1885 CALIFORNIA ST. N.w.-yAcANT. FINE
condition.; 10 rooms. . baths. 2-car garage.
Apply W. CARL WYATT. $500 18th ST. n.
Evening star., 1924-09-07

COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. NEAR 14th-OWNER
will sacrifice Groom semi-detached; extra wide
porches, fireplace. etc. Cheaper than row
house. Inspect Sunday. 12i1 Shepherd st.
Evening star., 1924-09-07

NEAR 14th AND INGRAHAM
Attractive six-foem brick house. built three
years, located on wide paved street. Owner
sse0 .. q
Evening star., 1924-09-07

BUILT FOR LONG WEAR.
Park Fl. NV. Overlooking Soldiers Home.
Ss,750-s1. 500 Cash-s75 Monthly.
Colonial brick. rooms and bath. h.-w heat,
electricity, hwd. floors and trim. closed-in
sleeping porch. metal weather strips, screened
throug hout; 1sx150; paved alley: garage.
LEXINGTON.
ss1oo-S1. 500 Cash-Balance Easy.
Six rooms colonial brick, corner alley, h.-w.
heat, hwd. hoors double back porch; only one
year old. Both OF these homes in frst-class
condition.
TERRELL & LITTLE. INC,
1905 18th st. NV. Main 1896
Evenings phone Frank. 1851 or Col ss32J.
PETwORTH
Groom attached house; one Of the best Sec
tions; large rear yard to paved alley; S.. 500:
terms. -
MT. PLEASANT.
s-rm. brick house. tile bath, h.-w.h; ga
rage: well kept grounds. etc: located be.
tween 18th and 14th SITS; $4,000; terms.
Semi-detached. 12-rm. house. including
bedrooms: good location: S11 900.
CHEVY CHASE.
6-rm. emi-bungalow, brand new; best loca-
tion. close 20 cars. stores. etc; $13O
MORTGAGE FINANCE CORP,
TAkOMA. ID. C..
355 Cedar St Col. S23S-w.
Evening star., 1924-09-07

BEAUTIFUL HOME, 6 ROOMS; ANIL; GA
rage; chicken house: improved lot: convenient
10 all business, school and railroad. Apply
owner. 7 SlMNoNDS Cherrydale. Vn
Evening star., 1924-09-07

1856 18th ST.-CoRNER ALLEY: PEBBLE
dash on brick: o rooms baths; room for
garage: will be open Sunday from TO m.
Phone Kensington l22. r.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-OwNER LEAVING
Garrison st.; rooms. garage, ami: pricc
reasonable. Open for inspection Saturday
afternoon.
Evening star., 1924-09-07

ATTRACTIVE NEW 4RoOM BUNGALOW
all modern improvements; lot I5x1j0; reason
able. 800 Spring ST., Takoma Park. Inquire
07 Spring II Ts
Evening star., 1924-09-07

-FOUR ROOM BUNGALOW: ELECTRICITY:
basement; garage: s45. Apply 4S East Maple
RosemOnt. Va.
Evening star., 1924-09-07

904 WEBSTER ST. N.w.-S ROOMS AND
bath: garage space semi mi-detached; now va
cant; clear; must he sold to close an estate.
submit offer. UNION REALTY CoRPS.,
Evening star., 1924-09-07

DETACHED CORNER RESIDENCE. CENTER
hall plan; 6 elegant rooms. sleeping porch
ami: lot 6SxIi0; block cars, school,
churches and stores: Cleveland Park section.
Price reasonahle. Phone Glove. $50.
Evening star., 1924-09-07

GROOM BRICK, ANIL; H.-w.H; STEEL
block 2car garage; easy terms. BY OWNER
Call after pm. Lincoln 6303-W.
$3.50 CASH S65 FER MONTH-NEW GROOM
tile bath house; built-in garage; screens; oak
noors; street and alley paved; walking dis.
tance to downtown. North 1903
FIvE-RoOM BUNGALOW; LOT 43 By $50:
Pine Crest. Takoma Park Near Eastern Star
Home. Price, $1,000. JAMES STEWART. 7s
PETwoRTH - 81 600 CAsH-A CORNER
home; tapestry brick. almost new: 6 rooms
and bath: h.-w. heat; elec.; oak floors; large
sleeping porch; leaving city, must sell; re-
duced to $9,650. Phone Franklin 90 or Adams
5601 evenings or Sunday. No agents need
reply.
Evening star., 1924-09-07

VA. HIGHLANDS - FURNISHED BUNG.; 4
rooms, oath; Il block from cars; furnace; pi,
anoi very attractive; employed couple; $40
per month. Address Box 90-Z. star office.
Evening star., 1924-09-07

AURORA HILLS, VA-BUNGALOW; PART
~ furnished: rooms. bath; garage; ami; y
block from ears: sun parlor; furnace: $65 pei
month Z MILLS. l2h Era zier ave.
Evening star., 1924-09-07

FURNISHED BUNGALOW, MCLEAN, VA. 5
miles D. c. via State road, car or bus; running
water In kitchen; garage; garden; dock OF
chickens; S35. inc. electricity. e. D. vOS-
RCRY. Phone Falls Church Sll.F-13.
Evening star., 1924-09-07

FDR SALE, JULORED-1 r., b. HOUSE,
re; rents. $50 $3.50 cash. s45 monthly pay
r1ent. Address Box 314-X, Star office. -
FOR SALE BY OWNER-ELEGANT RESI-
deuce, 10 rooms and BATH all outside rooms;
large closets and pantry; in perfect condi-
tion. 1907 10th st. NV. 9'
4th ST. SE.-7-RooM FRAME, VERY LARGE
for immediate sale, s6.75o. This is a perfect
home in every way: has to be seen to be ap-
cd Main ISSl
Evening star., 1924-09-07

AN ATTRACTIVE SIN-Po',N ANn rATH;
porches; garage: ami; excellent location A
bargain at s12.oC0. UNION REALTY CORPN.,
Main S413
Evening star., 1924-09-07

7 ..
Beautiful detached home located in q very
desirable section of Sauls Addition; large
front and side lawn; back yard extends back
rose bushes and shrubbery. House contains
nine large rooms. store room and attic (fve
bedrooms; sleeping porch; large front porch
and side porch hot-water heat aud electric
lights. This is a real home. The owner Is
anxious to sell. Terms can be arranged.
Phone US for inspection.
MORRIS CAFRITZ COMPANY, INC.
1915 st, Main GIT
Evening star., 1924-09-07

NEW BROOM BUNGALOW; ELECTRICITY;
$40 per month. Beck st., Bradbury Heights,
across frou, Fort Dupont. Mr.. ,O'SE1L.
:, MILES FROM SILVER SPRINGS ROOMS
and hath. Phone kensinCton 114-Fl3.
Evening star., 1924-09-07

TAKOMA PARK-FUR. 3-ROoM COTTAGE
delightfully."- situated on wooded hillside; water
cleo: garage; telephone: concrete roadway to
entrance. Phone Adams 522. 3la Elm ave
foot of Sycamore, Takoma Park, Nd 70
Evening star., 1924-09-07

FOR RENT, on WILSON BLVD, IN CLAIR.
cndon. Va. 5-roOm bungalow, with all con-
reniences, at $3.50; has garage. GEO. II.
RUCkER CO., Clarendon, Va. Phone 1877
GiarpnnOn
Evening star., 1924-09-07

NORTHWEST HYATTSVlLLE-FOUR-R
bungalow; electric light; city water; 10 min
utes TO cars; s25 per month Phone Hyatts.
Il
Evening star., 1924-09-07

front and rear screened porches, laundry,
hardwood floors and trim: h.-wh.. elec tile
bath. Only 81, $50. Northeast. FIR. 6O54-W.
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EXCEPTIONALLY FINE MODERN HOME,
Just completed: northwest: owner; bargain
quick sale. Address Box 235 Y Star Office.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. CLOSE TO 18th AND
Girard sts.--11 rooms and bath: hot-water
heat, gas and electricity; garage; deep lot to
paved alley; ideal for roon,ing house. or could
he converted into 4 apartments small cash
payment. Address Box a24-Y, Star office.
VERY CONVENIENT. MODERN HOME, 6
rooms aud bath, h.-w.h.; brick; large corner;
close to 9 car lines, schools; good section
Morse. Exceptional value, So, $50: 81 coo
cash. bal like rent. Owner, 1l90 Morse ne.
Leaving city. See AZ once. 7s
MT. PLEAsANT--NEARLY NEW SIX ROOM
house, with concrete front porch and large
double rear porches; oak floors, h.-w.h. and
elec. lights; splendid condition; fine location
overlooking Rock Greek Park. Price only
$40. 750. with $1,000 cash. Address Box 1s2-Y.
Stay, oface. - -,..%
Evening star., 1924-09-07

1907 SHEPHERD ST NV.
West 1ith st, semi-detached. rooms a
rooms each foor), tile bath. h.-w.h.. cleo;
hrand-new condition, now vacant: screens.
awnings, inst water beater. 2-car brick ga
rage paved street and alley; many extra con-
yeniences. For sale by any broker. Inspection
by appointment ouly.
owner, b. II. GRUvER.
o97 18th St Main S(To .
Evening star., 1924-09-07

iLEVELAND PARK on" BLOCK WEST
Conn. ave.-An unusual three-story home of
stone construction. ,pen n.eplace: No-k0i
ants toilet; Laundry: built-in refrigerator and
garage; oak floors: wea tifer stripped & screen
ed: lot $4,000 OWNER, 1884 Macomb st. 70
Evening star., 1924-09-07

BEST BUY FOR TODAY-8 X. AND B..
h.-w.h., elec, sta. tubs, Scar garage; beau
tiful ne. section; lot 25xl7S TO paved alley.
INQUIRE ar 6a3 X st. ne. or Phone Line. sls3.
BEACTIFUL DETACHED CORNER HOUSE.
like new; h.-w.h. everything modern: con
venient to car and bus lines: in best section
OF Petworth. Easy terms. Can Clsye. S9t- W.
NEAR 18th AND IL SITS. N.E.-BEACTIFItL
new CIR. houses: INV. H.. cleo, all modern.
built-in garage, at bargain price. Phone Lin.
SlS3.
Evening star., 1924-09-07

NOK l n EAS I-Brand New
8 roeas, tile bath. Gruver-built. heated e.
rage; hardwood floors and trim; screened
porches; sazy terms, Pheae Adams 1Sas
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-01-18
Bic Basketball Crowds

The basketball season has begun
and games have been arranged for
by the athletic association. These
games will be expensive and unless
some plan is arranged to draw bigger
crowds to them, the athletic associa-
ton will run short of funds.
When student government was
adopted, some were afraid that the
members of the student council would
be in a position to exercise too much
power-they are not even using the
power which is allowed them.
The council can control athletic
If they could form a plan
to advertise these games and have
the town covered by ticket sellers,
the team could have a better backing
from the crowd and from the athletic
association.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-01-18
PAYS TO CANDLE EVERY EGG
Testing May Be Done With Much Ac-
curacy by Passing Electric Light
Under Tray.

Poultrymen have learned it pays to
candle every egg that goes into the in
cubator. If only few eggs are to be
incubated, each one can be candled
separately, but the breeder of many
chicks does not always have time for
this. Instead of Gambling them in the
rush to get all the incubators going
he often piles in the eggs and takes a
chance on their being fertile. Every
infertile egg takes up space that could
be used in incubating a good egg.
Gambling may be done with a fair de-
gree Of accuracy by passing an electric
light bulb under the tray after the
eggs have been put in the incubator.
Infertile or stale eggs may be detect
ed in this way. This is not to be rec
if time will permit thorough
Gambling, but it is better than using
eggs.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-01-18
Girls Game

In a game Friday evening after
school the High School girls basket
ball team defeated the grade school
girls 5 to 8.
Owing to the high school being out
of condition, their ability to score
was very poor. For the High School
Ethel Summers and Mabel Sampson
were the individual stars, while Hell
EN- Carlson of the grade team scored
three points.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-01-18
Attention!

"Rahl rah! rah, Mountain Home!'
will be the battle cry of the High
School and town people Friday even
ing when our whirlwind, cyclonic,
rapid and speedy basketball team
will don its basketball uniforms to
encounter the Nampa High Team.
This game is the first conference
game of the season and will probably
be one of the fastest. Nampa has
opened by giving Meridian terrific
walloping while Mountain Home de-
feated the first Glenns Ferry team on
their own floor.
Everybody come and support our
team at 500 o'clock Friday evening
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-01-18
COLLEGE STUDENTS RENDER
AN EXCELLENT PROGRAM

Prof Chester Buckner of Cooling
College, accompanied by a group of
talented students, rendered a very
interesting program at the NJ e.
church last Sunday morning The
numbers consisted of singing. read
ing bell playing with piano accom-
panlment. This wide-awake group
were out for the purpose of advertis-
ing their college and the audience
was very much pleased with their
entertainment and hope for a
return Trip in the near future. After
the program an Offering was taken
Tor the benefit of the college. THOSE
IN the party were: Prof Buckner.
n Ebert, McGraw and Sims and
MesSrs. Scott and Isaacs. From this
'lty 'ney went to Glenns Ferry |
~n t a similar program was given
n the evening. was gwen