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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-30
TOURNEY TEAMS
BEGIN PRINTING
FOR bic CANES
Ewo CONTESTS WILL BE TIE OF
TERING FOR THE MANY FANS
WHO GO TO THE ~ GYM
SATURDAY.
:8hsrs, Unexpected Strength, May
Prove Big Scrap Cor BeIa1-e in
the SernLhDals.

Tho ,;-,c is Slowly ru,;,uc IL nc pC!H;
when The Ia:cli;senccT ,'urram"nt n'
gins hostilittss m .hn S",nI-tinals "f the
race for tho silver Loving cup, Last
week IN" t,t1ls r"t under Va: ~ four
games with tho High igrkS. H'nw""'.
BRIDGEPORT ard n" tuN!d t!NH 'IiT'h-
a,ed from further "ou,p.:;tio0. This
week end two more teams VII! lax" .
back scat and then tt" finals staged
Some ,irrc the week following. On the
program FOR Saturday. Two games Will
be Offered ,ha yu;.uy fans "Np"";"d ~
take in the pcrf"ruELnc" and SINCE .tl'S''
clubs turned in victories last week,
proves that they are ~'''it prepared u
SGT the pace IN The %rV'li-:int!&. IN"
McMechcn rX-h.Ch five Will it3aN til"
Cathedral alumni. and this "nca cement
Promises 70 hc fierccIy contested S'ac'
the two teams nr" about evenly
matched, Will" he locals pr"SE" any
have a slight cdge. M"M"ct"" has i
dandy collection of stars. anG remains
TO be defeated this season. Il must o.
taken into consideration that N" aIu"'"'
k1as only played one gam" and must
lend forth her best efforts - cop" sue
-cesstuliv against she better seasoned
.down-rtvnr lads Tho cadets Will ~"
ke-enforccd by the addition Of pai'"E'
and his appearance in tho lineup has
been tho subject Of much discussion
and should also prove = drawing card.
Perhaps the most noticeable feature OF
ahe approaching events rests in the un-
expected strength added 10 The Pikc
co,lcsian five. Gr;Iriz. has just re-
tt?r,ed from camp. looking fin" and
ready TO do his "durGdcSt." while Jack
son who could not play last week Will
bc in harness - display his wares.
With these men % back up Noel. Glenn
ems and Costello. tho five Is strong IN
every respect and should make E"od
opponent 70 III" plurky B"llair" tiv"'
tn" latter giving indication "f copying
tn. tournament hardS down.
Interest is growing in m" event. ana
with tho opening games over lis sue
cess will only b. realized with inc
PLAYING OF RI" games. and r"th'he
S..utd prevent this :d"a f'rm bong M
greatest step toward placing III" gam"
on n firm too,!rc FOR further grounds
No admission. ard two games should
command a;;cr;l";l and draw AZ big i
Srowd rs last week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-30
MARIE TIA PLAYS
BELLAIRE. HIGH
IN 4 THRILLER
Gravel Hill Gymnasium Promises TO be
Filled to Capacity When Rivals
Meet Friday.

Basket hall games tho UT" Of thr
one scheduled between N"N2'r" ara
Murirt;a 10. Friday evening AZ th'
Gravel Hill gymnasium arc few ana It'
between. rs the rivals are on "uS''
and either IS confident .. victory ~
wears pas, ralHcs between these schools
hava always been aiken car" 81 w'iA
NJ proper backing t"d tn" teams Eo''.H
GOOD This season. and i:'lla!rr und"t"h'-
I'd matters should r.,k" "n = NhrI'd as
pcc, rcllairc seems e. HAY" " team
I'M, < out for = record. trimming SOM
Of tn. best flv"s N this section and III
t,v comfortable scores. Coach Gum
rims vino was obtained this season me.
y dandy looking collection ~ material
~ IN. outset and 50; LSihr II" iitii" III
is Development. Four Of last year
,,.n arc on the squad whll'' substitutes
of rho iirs, lass standing A"'' !" rrodi-
ness to max" the regulars hu'Hi' WV"
nIrnty uf weight and that fact th;'t 'H'
teams boasts IT ,'ulh|T'S "n a; center
the man who - all-@r"urd in "tH'''''
.rdcaycr. playing 4 running mai 90
lrcpcrmott. considered III" poe" "t any
guard in ,hls part al tiie country, w
rnr,i,lcat;cns Of the Red and Elnrk Az
well based.
Maric;;:. may com" IL Ecltairc ana
tc,r off a h!g surprise, as has been :"
common Of hrr IN III" pas. hut h"'"'hN
definite has been heard OF Nor F'C"ru
thi. season. However. she had Splch-
did football machine. and with men Oh
the proper weight and sl*" couple" Win
rho interest taken at the school III pas
kr, ball, PLAYERS in the floor sport arr
s,,rn 70 have been developed ana IN"
five can look Ter
classy opponent.
Rivalry is OF III" most k"'Ht sort nc
tween tho institutions and the past rec
ords show that Marietta has the hiE
edge in victories and Ecllar" Will MAKE
determined fight |" lower the I$'.
and chalk up another of hor ALREADY
growing string. y record crowd - "N-
pec,cd. and u is on" Of tn" IL" ihG
games remaining on the B"i!a:rc S'h'-
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HI
BAT TIES UNION
Rivl Teams OF Marshall County 10
-. Strive for Clear Slate, and Much
Interest IS Evident.
Ntoundsvi!!e high school will undo

Noundsvi!lo t;lgh school will und"uHi-
kdlv have on" ct thr iarC"S; ''r""CS ~
the season ptcSen- Friday "T"ainE "h"n
the boys iand g.rl> t";tn's Meet N'
boys and; =.:!s~ teams 81 linton hEh
school. Dur.n2; IN" past :'w years
been very intense. and Union high IS Out
for revenge agaiyS: ~. defeat handed
her last year IN The Opening game.
Little or nothing J. known 81 'h'
cslihr.. Of :hs jalou h.GiI S"h""! toss
ers, as this -: tn.r frs; cara" 81 IN"
season. Judging from tn" teams IN 'h'
mast. t-n;Cn should b. strong. although
4, will BE- snail and light. N"HndSfi'"'
700 has = small team. ~ shr expects |"
defeat ,hH Uuioa quintet. - III years
,r..st So Gar. M"uuosSvil!" has lost thr'-t
OF the four gaines played - ''SthE -
-1yir,a,nstowu. Beltairs and Cathedral.
and winning from Sis'H-Sri!i' Ni'h
The expcri~n"" gained n ;h's" Tour
games. Mounds VIII: should hay" ''tt'"
6ifticult.- n defeating Uui"n IN ~"
jppcuing game.
The girls :sa:uS "f thes.. w" schools
3rc rivals. too. Unwcv"r. .N"nndSNil!"
has had thc rdg. on tbs Union t"am t"r
,.cvcral years. Moundsv;l" high girls
have piay.d but orc game-l"sinS the
opcnin~ 9aE7r ~ Wheeling high girls.
LrhiS 70: Gs$"HtrlS!iiE a. II fliS''t
.bc-fo- li:;ie HOY" WAS "nt.rt-t'ne! al
winning frn!n WhcclinG high m her
f,oor--bu.. as The Old saying goes
s~Svait till VIC c"t them on our floor.
Union high has nor h""n represented
b,,a football nr baseball team m the
mas, TWO y"lrS--sn should prove
..comcback'' IN basket hall. tpT IN" boys
seem 20 be- devrtirg tE"!e Tim" 10 TINS
particular sp"r:. The earn" FRIDAY VIII
undoubtedly SIR up som" OF. the latent
,-uep" OF the two schools - for Union
wants tho scalps II th' tx" Mounds
willie teams. even more ~ than ;h"s" at
larger schools. Beng III" only ;wo
nigh schools IN Marshall county :" hay"
basket bail teams. l. helps :" brig gu
The rivalry moro clearly. An ir>rn"nS"
crowd Will accompany tho Union nigh
school team. leI::nE B"nw"od 81 III"
e.cn car Frida" Nounds-Ii!r VIII b.
nu, in full array--G";eCm!n"d 70; To hc
hefcatcd by their cd rivals.
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Won Must Drive 1t Out OF the
Blood to Get Rid of 1t
Permanently.

Adam never had a handkerchief
Is another way Of saying that Ca
larrh is m ailmcnt that we owe to
and the effects OF mod
arn life. Catarrh is not a disease
like pneumonia or typhoid fever.
t,atarrh is caused by impure blood,
laden with irritating and poison
ous matter acting upon cells llnlne
the nasal passages and throat. that
have already been intlamed, lrrl-
tn'cd and caused 10 ovcrWork. by
cxposturc to dust, dirt, sudden
changes OF temperature, abnormal
drvllcsS of the air. and germs.
Eatarrh cannot he cured by spray
inr Or dourhing the nose ana
throat The unhealthy condition
Of the blood must be overcome,
purified and restored to a healthy
condition.
You must realize that tho dis
case itself, and not It's symptoms,
is what you have to cure. VI
course. Won. know. that when you
arc cured of any disease its symp,
toms will disappear.
Catarh manifcs,s itself by in
fialnmation Of the delicate mem
hrancS Of the nose and air pas
sagcs which choke up and make
breathing very difficult. To get
rid of these distressing effects YOU
must remove their cause.
The blood is laden with the Ca
tarrh germs. which direct their at
tack against the tender and deli
cate membranes of the nose and
throat. These germs cannot be
reached by sprays or douches
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Food Administration
Uninterested in Bill

WNSIlENGTUN. Ian. "a.--Th" food
admini*I rali"n w.li hav" nn part in ear
ryiug out IL" governments c;lar;fnt"'d
Ir.rr e." III. !9l& ANA 1919 whoa, AMI
very probably VIII hav" passed out or
cXiS;ru,r hci"rr thus Years crop Is mar
vested. said n statement i"Ni%h, By W.
\. Glasgow Ir.. lr-Al counsel for ih"
adm.uist Mr.. Glasgow WA reply
I'M: to c, nlvMi.uHS by som" members OF
III. senate that lii" hill sent to the sell
atr and Hons" yesterday Hppr"rriatlng
n billion and quarter. dollars /" carr
ru' ;hr wheat price guaranty was IN
omnibus hill designed To c0Ei,nU" the
food admin ration in operation.
Mr. Glasgow snid tn" food adm mtStra-
ton is not the champion "f this hill or
any Other" Il was prepared. Ii" sud,
by the food ADMINISTRATOR legal rN-
ports in corporation with. rcpr"&"HtA-
iiv.s Of thc department o: aGrIcutluT" nj
the request ur Chairman Lover. at IN"
TIHtsr Agricultural Committee. md II
copy Of II was &"u' in til" S"n":" AEri-
rultur" Cr1Hmitt,c at tn" request OF
Chairman Corr.
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GREAT FOOD SUPPLIES
IN STATE OF OHIO

COLI'MEtS. Ohin. Ian. c?.-Eui;cr.
fowls lnrL anu fr".:vn h'."f III cold $t"r-
ag.. holdings II OHIO on January |. l"it.
show m enormous gam over the proceed
ing year. according !" figures of III"
state hur""U Of market and marketing.
The i0in! amount Of creamery butter
in storage ~ OHIO NJ IN" beginning ct
NJ present year was i,IS3.J4I. an
january /. 1915. II amounted !" I!".lp
this with only Nv" additional ware
houses reporting during tn" year.
Frozen beet holdings increased from
G.G9l.j7i I" j.iJ2.nG0 pounds. Lard IN
creased from l.sGO.U5n to 1."Tt.l47
pounds The price OF lard ranges from
"S 20 81 C"uts Il pound.
The number "f r"wl holdings incr"as-
cG from Gi.Gil "a -1j.%l" pounds. In"
figures ar" taken from reports from NJ
vr"yirnatcly N warehouses.
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ATTENTION

Following letter received hy local pro-
motor is only scif-cXplanatury:
Chicago. H.. JHnuary -. 1919.
Mr.. Maxwell Bftunann.
~Nh""linE. w. Va.
Dear sir: viii arran@" 70 hay" Cut
lcr in Wheeling n fcw days hcf"r" rs
match with. XbyS2k". Cutter. as E"u
know. hold the tide for fhr"" y"arS ar,i
Intends to meet the best men in tho
game this season and rou viii lind lam
a match for any man IN the game.
Cutler won a onG-fHll match from
Zbvszko in New York and also drf"r, '4l
Ed c'StranE1cr') Lewis IN l:n>t"n. y
YOU can match Cutler with Lewis "!n
ready 10 post a forfeit :" bind tho :uHrch
to be- staged in Wheeling" or any Other
place.
Several years NJ" cutler offered 4"
throw Roller md Lewis "r"h IN" tail ~
90 minutes. but h" ch"tlrnG" W. i'.r'%-
cd III and Cutter W.. r"v'r hooked -
Wheeling. TIL" fans ia Nii""I.':i; vail
like Cutl.r's wrestling. md a:n SIRE"
they viii $50 u great match wh'm L."
meets Hhyszizo. Yours very ;rIlv
"W. EDt'lll:l.Ii.
-MnraEcr rNn:I",. 'U3i.."'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-30
MARINE EXPLOSIVES
WRECKED BEDROOM

PORT CHESTER. \. Y. IAN. O.
Explosives from HE Nhrn" hat;lrrrld
wrecked the bedroom Of Sergeant J"-
s"ph Hamilton and l'riv;ti" Ralph Hahn
,lton, returned soldiers OF tn" AAcri-
cnn cxped tiunary fnrc". NJ tho HON" II
their uncle, George II. lowd"n. her" to-
day.
The Hamilton brothers brought back
rs souvenirs from Fran" nUinh'r OF
hand grcnad"s, 4 German helmet. 4 piS-
tol and 10 machine gun cartridges. On"
of the Cr"nldrS. under Il bureau. ~
pIodcd tearing Il twu-fo"t mol" through
the bedroom floor and setting off rnHnE
Of tho muchiu" gun cartridges. MI.
I.owden and MS ncph"wS narrowly c:-
capcd death or injury.
Tonight the un"Xploded Gronad"s il"
at the bottom Of the i?ram rt""r. They
were consigned there at The request Of
the community. unused to ;nlr'"m'nts
Of war.
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PAYING UP FAST.

WASHINGTON. Jan. o9.-The last 80
per cent instalm "nt payment on inc
fourth Liberty loan fell due today. but
because If ovcrpaymrnt Of past install
mcnts. orly $40n.ho0.010 remained to be-
maid into tho treasury This is onc-fifth
rf tho amount which would have been
due today il bond purchasers in inc
pas, had not paid lh"ir instalmcntS pc
fore they w"r" due. or the s6,9h9.ooo.-
600 suhscriptiops 10 The fourth Liberty
loan. $3.50. r6n.~00 have already reached
the treasury.
\ block of $641,OOO. 400 certificates Of
Indebtedness. the last issued in antici-
ra,inn nf tho fourth Liberty loan, also
fell Gu" to-day. and will he paid largely
out If the proceeds from Liberty loan
mGialm"nt paEmenls.
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100000 AMERICANS
REMAIN IN FRANCE

PARIS. Jan. 2S.--ht least co0.On0
Americans now in tho army will remain
in Franco. according TO 4 statement
made by n prominent member of TIE
American colony in Paris ind quoted ny
tn" lntransigcHnt today. The naJ"rli;
will remain. !. is sHi!. bcrauS" They WISH
10 MARI Frrr'', women and Tn" res
because they ar charmed with French
ltfn and So" great opportunities here
American
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AIR Torres CHOSEN.

LrNIH,%. In:1 "4--'rh" AR fore" fer
IT,. ar'u..S # Occupation. SaF$ Hn OH
r.rl ACKNOWLEDGEMENT tonight has been
s,.l,..'.,i - tie. same basis and with III"
sani.. .m"lulnrnts as other branches Of
the service. SIX thousand. five hun
dr."i orf,crrS and I5.ah0 mon will j" re-
tanned cut of approximately 100000.
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DEATH FOR THREE.

. CLARIFIED. Pa, Jan. 2a.-Three
miners. all residents Of this section.
were killed today when pocket OF gas
in the Goodyear mine ut Smoky Run.
exploded. The victims were blown into
a pool OF water by the force or the eH-
plosion. The bodies were recovered.
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{; IN THE FLOOR !

N-cllshurc. i, is c1lmurcd will make
o determined stand In receive return
u,h ME- from tn, fast Slcuhcnrll.r aSSTc-
catioc who succc"eded by the skin or
their teeth 70 nose ont the und"iea'cd
Wrlishurgcrs last week on III" St"uh"n-
,,lI. floor THIS Weekend the Brooke
rruntians will take on the speedy West
,rrhousa high school Of Pittsburgh. and
n humdinrcr o! i battle is practically
assured. Welishurc. with the advant-
ar" # playing on hcr home floor ana
coupled with h"r determination 10 TO
triavn lost honorS. should com" out VIC
;orious and obtain its lead over the
other schools.
Wheeling high will have TWO or the
hardest SrncS q: the year IN hoStsle
territory when on Friday and Saturday
S%s,.r~viiI,. and parkershurg viii be
mot in return games. II must .: noted
tha: III. locals experienced but httI"
difficulty III trounctnC I'll" d"Wn-S'''"FS
on IN" home floor. but ar" expected 10
find tn, Shedding much more isolated.
Hnwaver every prHcaution IL taken.
and the team - working out to- adv;.n'-
ago. Confidence r"iSns su0r"m" IN the
le"aS camp and 4 double victory VIII
be the only goal.
T.insly has b"cn dickerinS for tho
pas: few days 10 take on some onp"n-
rnt 20 FIJI the opening date Friday
evening Manager Ackcr has secured
This. section ii the country. and II is
likely thar Shaayside Will be- the OPP
pnneu:. although tn" a-rnngcln"EiS
have not h""r completed. If the game
is played it will take pIac" in tn" local
ar,u"ry Shadysid" has boon represent
cd hy fair teams IN he past and should
maxi. AZ Impression.
With plenty az basket ball. wrestling
ard other diversions. tn" valley ~ rna-
ing no idle moments. ard I'll" fans are
prof!ttng Ivy the unusual treats.
Te!lshurg Is represented by an anna
tour team this Se;ISOn which is seeking
games with any team IN this locality.
1t is reported 10 b" equally MS strong
as last season. The fast ShadyS!de In
dependents may he taken on for the
coming Friday 1T III" oV"r-thc-river
gym. Shadys;d. has on" Of III" hest
teams in th.. valley having already
nroy.d il; h. ID" record.
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WON By PENN.

PHILApELP HIA. Jan. ca.-The Uni.
rers;tv Of p.nusy ivar:a basket ball
team defeated state College here to-
night. "a 20 L..
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A Hint.

Put pep into your action. Develop
technique. Keep yourself IN good ply
steal condition. Do your talking before
the game.
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With plenty az basket ball. wrestling
ard other diversions. tn" valley ~ una-
ing No idle moments. and I'll" FANS arc
profiting Ivy the unusual treats.
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ed in this work are Mrs Charles KEEL
Ter, Mrs. Henry Jervey and Mrs. L. 5.
Grant, Sd.

Miss Ethel Sloan. only daughter of
Representative and Mrs. Charles Fl.
Sloan, and Mr. Grady Corbitt of Ozark,
Ala. were married at the apartment
of the brides parents. George WASH
ington Inn. at IL o'clock Thursday,
January 2.
The wedding was quiet affair on
account of the recent death OF the
brides oldest brother in overseas
service. Only the immediate members
of the two families now in Washing
ton were present.
Rev. James S. Montgomery of
the Methodist Episcopal Church Of
ficiated.
The bride is a graduate of the Ne
braska State University. having re-
ceived several distinctive honors of
her class and university societies
She is a member Of the Alpha Chi
Omega Sorority.
Mr.. Corbitt is a graduate of the Uni
versity of Alabama and member
of the Kappa Sigma Fraternity. He
was city superintendent of schools
for time and later private secretary
to Representative Steaga1 of Ala
bama. He is now in the United States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-05

at the home. 1882 F street northeast.
There were games. music and dancing
until the New Year came in, when the
entire party sang. Mr.. J. Clinton
Hiatt acted as POSTMASTER at the sup
per and Mrs. Katie Young, as toast
mistress. who responded for the party.
There were piano solos and duets by
Miss Roberta Revercomb and Miss
Gretchen Bergner. and humorous sto-
ries by Mr.. Elmer Shade and Mr.
George Walker. Those present were
Miss Roberta Revercomb. Miss Mar
garet Young Miss Helza Walker, Miss
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tions were rendered by Miss Purcell
Miss Baccus and Miss Parker. while
Miss johnson and Miss Amonette en-
tertained by recitfng
An enjoyable feature of the even
ing was an old-tfme taffy pull. in
which all present participated and
which afforded much merriment.
Later in the evening refreshments
were served.
In addition to the hostesses. there
were present Miss Hanna, the Misses
Sullivan. Mrs. Fitzgerald. Miss No
land, Miss insolvency. Miss Purcell.
Miss Baccus, Miss Taylor, Miss Par
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Lucille Trent, Miss Gretchen Berg
ner, Mrs. Katie Young and Mr.. Elma
Shade, Mr.. Marion Shade, Mr.. GeorE,
Walker, Mr.. Julius HArke. Mr.. JOIN
Farpsworth. Mr.. Aubrey Taylor, MI
Samuel Young and Mr.. J. Clintoi
Hiatt.
The Sisterhood of the Washington
Hebrew Congregation will hold it
next meeting. Monday, January I
1919, at 2:30 O'Clock in the vestr
rooms of the Eighth street Temple
(Continued on Third Page.)
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a2S0ciQt.


Clarkson, Mrs. Katherine Fedden, Mr..
Eddie Shields. Mr.. Richard Barkley.
Mr. William Zell and Sergt. Fred
Henschele Of Camp Hoiabird. Balti-
more.
Mrs Charles Carroll Walcutt has
called an important business meeting
of the cavalry branch of the Army
Emergency Committee to be held at
her residence, 1869 Wyoming avenue,
tomorrow morning. Important mat
tiers are to be discussed.
The committee for engineer SOL
diers, of which Mrs. William NJ. Black,
wife of Maj. Gen. Black, chief of en-
gineers. is chairman. has a quantity
of wool on hand which is at the dis
posal of those who are willing to
knit garments for the men of all
branches of the United States service
on duty in Siberia. Wool may be OBJ
tanned at Mrs Blacks residence, 1924
California sire on Wednesdays and
Saturdays from 10 to l.. AS books
and magazines may be packed with
the knitted garments. those who are
willing to contribute may leave them
at the same address when getting
wool Among those greatly interest
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the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Hess.
in Petworth. After short wedding
trip Mr. and Mrs. Belk will return
to Washington. as Mr.. Belk is as
signed to the Mayf1oWer.
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ker, the Misses Johnson, Miss Amo-
uetto and Miss Hurd.

nette and Miss Hurd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sigmund Lowenberg of
237 9Th avenue. Newark, N. j., an
nounce the marriage of their daugh-
ter. Mildred, to Mr.. Henry A. Jaffe of
Washington, D. c., to take place at
5 pm. today, at the Robert Treat
Hotel Newark, N. J. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jaffe. after spending their honeymoon
at Palm Beach. Fla, viii make their
home in Washington, D. c.
A very pretty New Year party had
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The winters best styes-n carefully selected materials
tailored in the best possible Coats with fur col
lars and with self coarsfor all fguresand in all shades
Cloth Coats Were $35 to Observation-Disclosures Price sz1
Cloth Goats Were $500 and Price ss45
Cloth Coats Were $500 Price s5s45
Cloth Coats Were $40 to $165Readustment Price, $745
Plush Were $3.50 $6A5
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The Monte Vista journal., 1919-09-20
LAND PRICES IN THE SAN LUIS VALLEY HAVE RAEDB ARE YET
FAR TOO Low IN COMPARISON

value OF the farm i being my personal and
honest opinion that this $50 acre farm was
purchased s32. 900. less than Il was worth 10.
day. For not only will the production each
year pay very high rate of interest on n to-
tai valuation for the place. but as compared
with the land prices in other farming sections
OF the United States it would be n big bargain
at S365.OO an acre.
In Iowa several farms have been sold dur
ing the past summer Mt prices ranging from
$500. to 5000. an acre. In the Fort Collins
and Greeley. Colorado irrigated district sales
have been made ut $3.50. to $500. an acre. In
Kansas farms have been sold as high ms $500.
an acre and in Nebraska the $3.50. price has
been reached
And because the land owners in these
oosher districts do not receive any greater re-
turns per acre for their crops than
Is paid the San Luis Valley farmer for
what he produces on his good land the day
is not far distant when the farms will sell at
the same high prices. And If you San Luis
Valley land owners fully realize the wonderful
changes now taking place throughout the
United States in every avenue of commerce
and trade you would not hesitate to price your
good improved farms at from $500. to $4O0