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Evening star., 1917-03-20
$500 to $4,000.
STREET AND AFTERNOON
DRESSES.

Beige and Gray are the colors for which
a great vogue is predicted this spring.
These soft shades are in such delightful
contrast to the colorings of the past season,
they are so exceedingly smart in the rich.
new materials. and Paris is receiving them
with such acclaim that we recommend them
most heartily. Smart new fashlons-all
lavishly trimmed with beads and embroid-
ery-many stylish coat dresses-the
chenise dress is growing in popularity, and
they all show many novel touches which
stamp them as new and different.
The materials are crepe de chine, pussy
willow taffeta. gabardne. serge, Georgette
and charmeuse.
White Georgette Afternoon Dresses
promise to be very popular and surely
nothing could be more attractive and be-
coming.
$18.75 to $3.50.
floor,
Evening star., 1917-03-20

CIRCUIT DIVISION Chief Justice Covington.
kastor & Sons Advertising Company agt.
Marden executrix: Jury respited: PLAINTIFFS at
torneys, Frank Van SAINT. J. S. Easby-Smlth and
r. II. Fleharty; defendants attorneys, Ralston
& Richardson.
CLAYTON agt. Farrar; verdict for possession and
for 1894. So mesne profits: plaintifs attorneys
c. a. KeGwin and IIa yden Johnson; defendant
attorneys. J.. J. Mathcr and Clinton Robb.
Coombs ngt. Jeffrcss; verdict for plalntlH fsr
$500: plaintiffs attorneys. X. J. Quigley ana
II. !. Whteford; defendants attorneys, Archer
Smith and Glenn Willett.
Evening star., 1917-03-20
$5.75 to $25.75.
THE LINGERIE BLOUSES
Surpass All Previous Efforts.

They are the finest French voes and combine stripes
and color the pleasing mannerhand embroidered
designs enrich OF these Bouses while the finest of laces
give dressv touches The showing extensive and models
are adorable The neck fxings and sleeves bring
pleasant surprises and the soft graceful in which
they finished @ ADDS torh w or n any
or applioued white novel stripes of various coors
featured of the pretty models while of them
are all snowy white
SIPS to $1,000.
Evening star., 1917-03-20

CIRCUIT DIVISION "-Justice Siddons
Hayes agt. kinyoun: leave to Withdraw note
sued on; plaintiffs attorneys. Loving ham
ner; defendants attorneys. Rhodes, Cromeln *
Coombe.
Montgomery agt. Capital Traction COMPANY
jury respited plaintiffs attorney, W &. Gard
iner: defendants attorney. Frank j. Hogan
Hurley agt Miller motion for new trial filed:
plaintiffs attorneys. Leo Simmons ana Iohh
Ridout: defendants attorneys. Walter A. John-
scu and G. W. Maupn.
Evening star., 1917-03-20
THE COURTS.
District Supreme Court.

EQUITY DIVISION 1--Justice Hitz.
stambaugh agt. Stambaugh: rule returnabls
March % plaintiffs attorney, Joe c. Brown; de
fendant's attorneys. Rhodes. Cromelin &
Coombe.
Page agt. Page; rule rcturnahe March 30
plaintiffs attorney, d. Edward Clarke; defend
ants attorneys. A. n. Smith, George A. Mad
dox and George II. Calvert.
Pillns agt Pilling: decree substituting trus
tee plaintiffs attorney. &. r. Stetson.
Black agt Prairie county. Ark. rule return
able March %: plaintiffs attorneys. A. A
Hoehling and J. s. Blair.
Evening star., 1917-03-20
EQUITY DIVISION c-Jus,ice

EQUITY DIVISION @-Justice STAFFORD.
In re adoption OF Gladys Porter; decree legal
tzing adoption: attorney, Erskine Gordon:
In lunacy Of Julia Hotopp: auditors repor
ratified
In re 1unacy Of Susie V. Hiien order appoint
Ing George II. Bonnemort trustee bond. 5000
Ballinger agt Lane: order allowing amended
bill 10 be filed; plaintiffs attorney. Wehstei
snllinger; defendants attorney, C. Edwnr'
Wright.
Jones agt. Jones; order Of publication; plain
tiff's attorney. Irving Williamson.
Lushy agt. Lusby; rule returnahle March y
plaintiffs attorney, Louis Gutenberg; defend
ants attorney, ]. A. O'Shea.
Osborn agt. Holt: sale ratified; rlainttns az
torneys. Irving Williamson and Richardson .
Shreve; defendants attorney. Ralph Given.
Speare agt. Speare and Speare agt. White ar
gumcnt concluded and case submitted; plain
tiff's attorneys. Paul V. keyser and w. Z: tie
phane: defendants attorneys, Wilson. Huide
koper & Lesh.
Evening star., 1917-03-20
CRIMINAL DIVISION 1-Justice Goui'

CRIMINAL DIVISION 1-Justice Could.
United states agt Charles kelehcr. raruai
kn3wledce: rccocnizance $500 taken with George
". Ray, surety; attorney. J. Z. Foster. -
United States agt. Walter j.. Rhine. BLACK
mail: Jury respited; attorneys. j. A. oshea ana
NJ. +. O'Rrien.
United States agt. Willard i. BraSC. nom
support: bench warrant issued.
United States aCt. James q. Fox: recognizsnce
$500 taken with W. w. Stewart, surety; attor-
ney, L. 4. Hughes.
Evening star., 1917-03-20
THE NEW BLOUSES
CLx JI,,,e,,aI Tnd;vidrIa 1itv-

THE NEW BLOUSES
Show Unusual Individuality
As we'll as an extreme daintness of material, design
and coloring There refreshing difference IN the
shades and little details of finish and elaboration which
will win great admiration for these new Blouses.
Included Among the Style Features Are
En,broidery Fancy Buttons
Chain Stitching Designs in dresden and
Dra,un,uork Hemstitching Fancy Beads
Tnsets of Venice Design Groups of Pin Tucks
Ince Box Plaits and Side Plaits
Unique Col! lars NoOel Shaped Sleeves
R1ouses of extra heavy crepe de chine in flesh peach
r white handsomely embroidered and with large sailor col
lars.
Ceoroette Crepe B1ouses coral fes the fronts
broidered and beaded.
Lovely Georgette Crepe Bouses, in white with heavily
hand embroidered designs and rich lace lnsets
The decided trend toward daintness IS delightfully."- eN
pressed in soft delicate colors OF Georgete
from which MANY the fried and embroidered Blouses
made.
Evening star., 1917-03-20
THE NEW PARASOLS
Are Novel and Distinctive.

Are Novel and DIstlnctIVe.
Vanity Parasols in all the newest shades mounted
tenrb brass frames having highly polished wood mounts
finished with crystal handles in colors match the paraso
$500
Novel Japanese Parasols in pretty range of coors-
carved wood green ebony and ebonzed handles finished with
Sports Parasos of rain silks, in fancy coors-n1aacca
wood handles, finished with leather wrist strap. y
$780, $500 and $1,000
"Sunrane' Parasols mounted ten-rib frames-a
ming selection of pretty shadescarved maacca and
green ebony handles finished with leather silk cord
loops Observation-Disclosures. $4.OO and $500
UMBRELLAS
Wonens 25-inch Colored Silk Umbrellas. in black and
coloshighy polished wood handles, finished with military
Mems 2S-inch Black Silk Gloria Umbrelas-assorted
wood handles $150
Mems 2Sinch Black Union Tatfeta Umbrellas-wood
handles in assorted shapes $500
SWAGGER STICKS AND BOYS CANES
in nice selection of various styles Soc to $l50
floor
Evening star., 1917-03-20

CRIMINAL, DIVISION o-Jistice MrCoy.
In re estate Of William W. Nottingham; trial
OF issues reset for March o6
In re estate OF George W. Rea; Jury respited;
caveator's attorneys. Wilton !. Lambert and X.
RI. Yeatman: caveatee's attorneys, ]. J. Darling
ton and Charles Fahy.
Evening star., 1917-03-20

These Charming Hats declare them
selves inalienable compliments of the
spring mode in correct suits and coats and
dresses. Their color combinations, the tilt
of the brm, the pose of the garniture pro-
claim smartness and distinctveness.
Among the materials are many OF the
novelty straws that are to have such
vogue, and trimmings arc unusually inter
esting. Many of these Hats were copied
from French models, and the most fas-
tidious women will find something to please.
The extensive variety. of shapes and
sizes will enable the selection of a correct
style in becoming model.
$500 to $4,000.
Third street.
Evening star., 1917-03-20

PROBATE DIvISION-Jnstice Stafford.
In re Ruth c. Mahoney: order appointing Ruth
C Mahoney tmotheri guardian; bond. 81. 600
attorney, George c. Gertman.
Estate of George Maier; will dated July .
1914. filed.
Estate of Brfttania c. Reed; opinion Of court
fled yacsting verdict payment of costs and
$50 attorneys fees.
Estate of Laura +. Euttcrfoss; petition for
probate of viii filed.
Estate of John W. Wiley: order to accept offer
for cigar business: attorney. J. Barrett Carter.
Estate of George Dutton reference TO auditor.
In c. Clifton Owens. tr. order appointing
c. Clifton Owens guardian; bond 5000: order 10
ioin in mortgage for 81. .0aO attorney, II. c.
Lewis.
Estate OF Mamie H. Robinson; order Of pub
lication nsi; attorneys Wilson. Huidekoper &
Lesi.
Estate of Richard ]. Ward order TO pay
fund: administrators attorney, J. ]. Kelly.
Estate of Sarah A. Fields: letters Of admin
istra granted to Lucinda Peyton; bond. $500;
attorney, r. A. Hughes.
Estate of Eliza G. Johnson: letters of admin
istration c. t. a. granted TO Florence A. Hughes;
Evening star., 1917-03-20

RANKRT-PTCY DIVISION-Justice Hitz.
In re- George 7. Hnrbin: adjudication and ref
erence TO II. u. Qunter; order appointing Jamei
j. Hayes receiver; bond, 5000
Evening star., 1917-03-20
GOOD-LOOKING SWEATERS
With All the Sports Features.

Unusually attractive these Sweaters of fiber silk all
silk fiber and Shetland woolspon pincl-back and coat ef
and the double knit of contrasting colos
noticeable features.
Al-silk Fiber Sweaters plain and stunning color
Fiber Silk Sweaters plain striped effects $675 to $075
Spon Shetland Wool Sweaters pretty colors$67S and $S7o
Chdren's Shetland Wool Sweaters. IN twoone weaves-
Copenhagen and white and rose and white. .$75
Chdrens Fiber Silk Sweaters with large sailor collar, sash
and beted back Rose Copenhagen and gold zS to $500
G street.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-12-16

The trend has been toward gifts of this kind for several
useful sensible lasting gifts that real membranes of the
donor because they real service the recipients Undoub
edy the serious sentiments of wartime Christmas will def
nitely establish this worthy and though much and
haps will be this Yede former years. the
indications that far less will be thrown away. Thus the M NJ
Co. Furniture Store logical place the forefront of
gift shops for here surprising abundance and variety useful
and beautiful things that make the home charming and
pleasing gifts you select and how economically you buy
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-12-16
Silks Dress Goods
Make Excellent Gifts

A waist pattern or shirt or dress
length of some one of the many splen-
did Weaves shown here will make a
gift any woman would be glad to num-
Der among her Christmas presents.
Our experienced statesmen will be glad
to hel p you to choice.
In dress goods, all popular styles, in all
fashionable coIors-yard, 75e to s.
Silks in all the beautiful new weaves and
coors-yard, $3.50 to S.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-12-21
CHARTER SURRENDER.

GEORGIA-Crisp County.
TO The Superior Court of Said County:
The petition of Cordele Electric
Company respectfully shows:
/. That petitioner is a corporation
whose domicile and principal office
have been at Cordele, said state and
county, continuously from organization
in March, 1896, until the time of the
fling of this petition.
H. That the original charter was
granted to petitioner by the Superior
Court of Dooly County, Georgia, at the
March term, 1896, of said court.
Ill That at that time the said c0un-
ty of Dooly included the said city of
Cordele, but that in the year, 1905 the
Legislature of the state created a new
county to be known as Crisp county,
and that the City of Cordele was in
Guided therein.
". That the original charter gran
ted petitioner by the Superior Court Of
Dooly County incorporated petitioner
under the name and style of "CITI-
EN- ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER
COMPANY, and that on September 6,
1913, the name Of the said corporation
was changed to "CORDELE ELEC-
trio COMPANY" by an order of this
court.
V. That at petitioners office at
Cordele, Georgia, on November 3Oth,
1917, at a meeting of the stockholders
called for that purpose a resolution
was passed authorizing the dissolution
of said corporation and the surrender
of its charter to the state.
Wherefore, the premises considered,
petitioner prays decree of the court
accepting the surrender of petitioners
charter and authorizing the dissolu-
ton of said corporation, the liquidation
Of its affairs, and the distribution Of
its assets among it's stockholders.
And your petitioner will ever pray
etc
Fullwood & Hargrett.
Petitioners Attorneys.
p 0 Address, Triton, Ga
STATE OF FLORIDA-County Of
Duyal
You, c. l. Day, do solemnly swear
that you are President of the Cordele
electric Company and that the con
tents of the foregoing petition are
true and correct, so help you God
c. l. DAY,
Sworn to and subscribed before me.
this the 18th day Of December, 1917,
L. X. CARUTHERS,
Notary Public. State OF Florida.
My commission expires Feb. "a. 1921.
GEORGIA-Crisp County
The foregoing petition presented,
read and considered Let any and al
persons, if any there be. who may be
interested, show cause before me At
Cordele. Ga, 4, m. January Goth
1918. at the court house of Crisp coun
ty, at Cordele, Georgia, why the pray
ers thereof should not be granted
Let the petition and this order be filed
in the Office Of the clerk of Crisp SUI
perior court and a true copy of said
petition and this order be published
once week for four weeks in the
newspaper in which are advertised tho
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-12-21
The Anti.salooon League Of America

The Anti-Salooon League Of America
according to James A. Christian, slper-
intendent of the Georgia League, will
now make fight to elect dry legisla-
lures in every doubtful state, so as to
secure the ratification of the federal
amendment by the requisite thirty-six
state legislatures.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-12-21

Now that we know that CASTOR
Means did not kill Mrs. King, will
some one please tell lis why she died
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-12-21

sheriff's sales in and for said county.
At Chambers, Cordele, Georgia, this
December 18th, 1917.
D. A. R. CRUM,
Judge Superior Court, Crisp Co, Ga.
12-21-4t.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-12-21
GEORGIA WILL ADOPT
PROHIBITION AMENDMENT

ATLANTA, Dec 2f.-That the GeGr-
gia legislature when it meets next sum
mer will artify the proposed prohibit
ton amendment to the federal consti-
tuition is generally accepted here as a
foregone conclusion, in yicT E the I'M
equivocal stand which the state has
taken for bone dry prohibition, which
is strongly supported by public opin-
ion
It likewise believed that the legis-
latures of Tennessee, South Carolina
and Alabama will ratify the amend
ment but Florida is fighting ground be-
cause Of the strongly entrenched po-
sition Of the liquor interests in Jack
sonville and other Florida cities. The
constitution Of that state contains
,ocal option clause. Under this cause
an overwhelming majority of the coun-
lies already have voted to abolish the
sa'ooona. But in the winter t0Gris
resorts like Jacksonville and other cit
les the saloons are still going. Gov
ernor Cats has made a fight to secure
a constitutional amendment striking
the local option clause out of the Flor
ida constitution so as to enable the
legislature to pass astate-wide prohi-
bition law, but so far he has not been
successful
Inasmuch, however, as the ratifica-
ton of the prohibition amendment to
the federal constitution will on-y re-
quire majority vote of the Florida
legislature, while an amendment to
the Florida constitution would require
more than a majority, it is believed
that the fight for ratification will be
easier won than the local fight for
state wide prohibition in Florida
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-12-21

An enventor has proposed to make
wire entanglements innocutous But
why publish his findings for thein2or-
nation Of the enemy. They shot a wo-
man for giving premature information
about the tanks.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-06

WANTED-Three men TO sell vacuum clean
ers on easy payment plan. that we are
closing out at greatly reduced prices Call
y Sxx 81 18th ST.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-06
Miscellaneous,

HOUSES-MODERN. ..
6-r.. 1857 N. 2Sth, new bungalow, built
in buffet, $275o.
Ser. 171S s, 26th; owner will leave piano;
yard; SIS.
5-r., 2e7 Paxton Court, close In, new
terrace, bet. 25th Ave. and 26th, Douglas
and ,Farnam: gas range and refrigerator
Furnished. walking dist; no carfare; $35.
6-r., 2614 Parker, new. large yard, s25.
CIR, 1o1 N, AID. will be redecorated this
week. SEE.
Ger, s21o N. 21st. newly decorated
throughout and will be painted outside;
very choice; water paid; $3.50.
7-r, 1903 Howard. oak floors. good con-
dition: with garage. $35; without garage,
$50.
s-r.. ASIA Hamilton; large yard: owner
will make necessary repairs; garden. fruit.
snnp for sac
s-r, 1124 N. 10th, good location, $50.
HousEs-MoDERN EXCEPT FURNACE.
4.rr 1888 s. 2sth Ave, upstairs, water
paid. $40. -
s-r, 1918 Emmett, upstairs, good con-
dition. water paid sl3.
6-r, 1874 s. 26th, room for garden, $40.
OR. 1916 N. eth; arranged for two
families: water paid; SIS.
den, SIS
Ter, s23 25th Ave, water paid, SIS.
HoUSES-PAGT MODERN.
ar. 2ls Francis. gas, water, IS.
s.r., 2i44 s. 18th, water, gas and water
paid. $40.
SER, s32o S, goth, good cottage for $40.
6-r, ?al7 S. 18th, water. lights. gas.
yard, SIS
6-r, 1923 Dorcas. water, toilet, lights
will be papered throughout; sis.
WE HAVE OTHERS. SEND FOR OUR
WEEKLY PRINTED LIST.
oMAHA'S LARGEST RENTAL AGENCY,
Hastings & Heyden. 1914 Harvey. Tyler SO.
HOUSES in all parts OF the city.
CREIGH. SONS q CO.. sos Bee Bldg.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-06
MOVING AND STORAGE

: FIREFRooF WAREHOUSE.
Separate locked rooms for household
goods and pianos; moving. packing and
shipping l...r
OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE CO..
SOC so. 16th st. DOUGLAS l1sA
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-06

SIS A DAY FOR SPARE TIME-Fred Glover
cleared $3.50 in four days. Take orders
for Kantleak raincoats Season Just start
ing. Agents swamped with orders. Big
commissions We deliver and collect,
Sample coats free TO workers. Write
quick. Conner Mfg Co., Al Dow st., Day.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-06
EDUCATIONAL
President Wilson
Writes Shorthand

President wilson's recent message to the
war congress- ranks as one OF the
worlds greatest speeches.
He wrote the original draft Of II In
shorthand himself
This has always been his method OF
writing his speeches, lectures, books and
messages since he studied shorthand as a
young man.
What better illustration Of the wisdom
Of learning shorthand could you ask than
this example OF Its use at each step OF
his career by a man who forged his
way ahead Of his fellow men clear to the
topmost job In all the world7
Perhaps, little did he suspect In his
school days that he was training for the
presidency" but he knew that IL is the
trained man who gets ahead In the
world, and he prepared himself to sue.
coed.
Young man. get n business education
while you have the opportunity. Then
you. too, can make the most OF YOURSELF
meet situations as they arise and get
ahead from year TO year.
Tho United States government needs
men and women stenographers right now
: and is holding examinations every week.
Shorthand is only one OF many vaiua-
bic courses taught at Boyles College,
which are stepping stones TO success,
Come In today and see our successful
list"
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-06

THE Western Automobile Indemnity As.
ISOLATION. Fort Scott, KAN. Is licensed
TO transact the business OF automobile
liability insurance In Iowa: can use few
good local agents. Our rates being less
than others makes Il . pro table agency.
Write for information today. State Agent.
r.tln. Ittag has Moinaa Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-06

statesmen wanted. experience unneces'
sary; earn while you learn; write TOT
large list Of openings and testimonials
from hundreds OF our members who earn
500 TO $500 month. Address nearest
office Dept. 43o. National saelsmens
Training Association, Chicago, New YORK
Ban Francisco
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-06

3i6T DAVENPoRT-s rms; new, $3.50.
L. II. Benner Co. D. S406
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-06

women, wishing to become government
clerks. SIS month. Address BOX s77. Bee
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-06
HELP WANTED


civil. service examinations, Omaha, May %.
Men and women desiring government
positions at Washington. write for free
particulars to J. c. Leonard. former gov
eminent examiner. Kenois Bid. Washing
ton.
MEN women, $40 weekly. collecting names
and addresses: no canvassing; send two
red stamps for particulars. p. o. Box
500, Omaha. Nebraska, -----------
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-06
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Miscellaneous
FLATS-MODERN.

FLATS-MoDERN,
Err with CIR. accommodations. 215 Pax
ton Court, close In. NEW, has built-in
bed In dining room. located bet. 2Sth anu
2sth. Douglas and Farnam, gas range,
window shades, curtain rods furnished, tor
$3.50, or we can rent you one across
street at 2l4 Paxton Court without puiit-ih
bed for s35
Ter, 5O7 s. 26th Ave. close in. not
water heat, oak finish. $3.50
s-r., 220s Davenport. close In. Wv
oMAHA'S LARGEST RENTAL AGCf'
HASTINGS & HEYDEN. 1914 Har ". eV
AR, with built-in bed, No. II. Berkeley
18th Ave. and Jones. close H. NEW, sso'
2-R,, with built-in bed. No. 3 VICTORIA
close in, NEW, $3.50, 313 S. ?7th.
3-R., with buht.in beds. No. ]. Dewey
1891 Dewey, NEW, $50 80. -,-
omaha's Largest Rental Agency,
Hastings & Heyden. 1914 Harvey. Tyler 0o.
A 4-ROOM outside apartment. Has nice
porch and fine yard Just the ideal place
for summer; you have all the adVah-
tages of a we'll kept lawn without the
work and worry of caring for It, Reason
able rental.
HIATT COMPANY.
245 Omaha Natl Bank Bldg, Tyler b0
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-02-21
MADISON BOWLERS
TEAMS TO BE ORGANIZED To
NIGHT FOR THE BIG
TOURNAMENT.

Madison will be we'll represented
in the South Dakota Bowling associa-
ton tournament to be held here the
first week of March, If present plans
are carried out. AT the meeting last
Sunday it was decided to select the
five men with the highest averages
in the league and let them each Sc
lect four men for their team. There
are over forty bowlers in the Madi-
son Bowling league, and it should be
an easy matter to get five or possibly
six teams to enter in the tournament.
Several of the business men have
said they would be willing to back a
team in the tournament, but so far
the only two to make definite state
ments to that effect are Ernest Hunt,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-02-21

termining where Madison will finish
at the Huron tournament. Elan
dreau is the only high school team TO
defeat Madison this season and the
boys are going down there to ever up.
Only one more home game remains
to be played unless the series with
the Normal is arranged. Watertown
high Is listed to appear here March
8, and the boys are expecting another
hard game, as the visitors were
strong enough to finish second at the
tournament last season and possess
nearly the same team as last year.
Four hard games within the next
two weeks will determine the calibre
of the Madison team. If it wins
three of the four, its chances for fin
ishing one. two. three at Huron are
plausible; If they lose three of the
four, the prospects for finishing well
up in the state rating are unlikely.
Sioux Falls is wild for revenge and
is preparing especially for Madison.
Then Canton wants to square the re-
verse at Madison and Vermillion has
a team that is cutting a wide swath
in the southern portion Of the state.
This has been a good year for the
local lads to date, but ii they are to
keep their record in good condition
they must capture three of the four
battles on the jaunt. Otherwise, the
experts will rate them as a home"
team which means they are only sue
when participating on their
own court.
Speaking of future basket ball
games, the Normal meets its deadly