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PACE TWO NEWS PHONE 3333 THE REPUBLICAN. RPSBVTLLE. FebriuQry 4, fiiiiiiimiiir.iiniiiiiiiiimimiiiiiniiiii The BASKETEER llllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllHUlllllllllll The I. S. W.

A. Friday nite Lebanon at Anderson. Bedford at Martinsville. Rushville at Connersville. Washington at Vincennes.

Decalur at Bluffton. Brazil at Greencastle. Frankfort at Newcastle. Kokomo at 'Logansport. Alexandria at Delphi.

Bloomlngton at Richmond. New Albany at Columbus. Emerson (Gary) at Washington Chicago). Central (Evansville), at Johnson City, 111. North Side (Fort Wayfie) at Deflnance, O.

New Haven at South Side (Fort Wayne). Greenfield at Franklin. Horace Mann (Gary) at Whiting. Huntingdon at Jefferson (Lafayette.) Laporte at Michigan City. Marion at Peru.

Muncic at Rochester. Valparaiso at Hammond. Nappanee at Elkhart. Riley (South Bend) at Goshen. Washington (Indianapolis) at Brownsburg.

North Vemon at Lawrenceburg. Vevay at Madison. Central at Mishawaka. Noblesvillc at Tipton. And here's some more dope from E.

I. Higgs: is station WNEWS broadcasting another round the state basketball trip. So many requests have been received for another Big Ten our Never Right Reporter has completed the list as follows: Frankfort Washington Muncie Newcastle Shelbyvffle Connersville Franklin LaPorte Technical Logansport The caravan to the cast will start Friday evening; it will be a double-headed cavalcade, au' tomobile and traction car. For those Lion fans who are not going to Connersville via automobile, Bill Frazee, contact man, publicity expert, public relations director, et al, of the I. and S.

E. interurban company, has announced a good rate to Spartantown on the traction line. FIFTY CENTS A ROUND TRIP TO C-VILLE ON ALL CARS AFTER 4 P. M. FRIDAY.

The cars running to Conners-. ville on this basis and in time for the game leave at 4:47, 5:47, and 6:47. The special rate is good on all cars returning west from Cormersville that night. There will also be as many cars as are needed. iriitws.

constipated? MATUSC-r 1 all-vegetable lixatjic VoiM feel fine in trio-iuut. Promptly and fdeauuilTv the system I ID'NIGHT the poisons that TO-MORROW cctuo ZSc. 9 ALRIGHT All-Vegetable fV BASKETBALL Round Trip Rate to Connersville i Friday, Feb. 6 Tickets good on all cars after 4:00 P. M.

Lv: P. M. for the fame car same day Plenty of extra trains Sippert the LIORS In their return battle with tlie Spartons Go Our guest speaker tonight is Lawyer Snoop who has been scouting Rushville for some time and he says: Counersville. 38; Rushville, 25. Well, there isn't much to say about it but there's that -battle of the century" Friday night.

Or two battles of the cenury for both Rushville teams play here. Vedder Gard and Winston Ashley will be the officials. The Rushville game has never failed to draw a banner crowd and this season's affair will be no exception. Better get' your ticket now. nam AGREEMENT ON RELIEF, PROSPECT Washington, Feb.

Solution of the knotty relief problem was in prospect tonight after a new exchange of views by President Hoover and senate Democratic leaders over the dispute which has threatened an extra session of congress. President Hoover, in a statement to the press, emphatically declared against the $25,000.000 Red Cross relief appropriation demanded by the Democrats, asserting that it struck "at the very roots of self government." pledge given by the president in his statement that he would employ every resource of the government to prevent suffering, if other agencies failed, brought an immediate response from the determined Democrats. Senator Harrison, (Dem went before the senate with President Hoover's declaration of policy on relief and proposed a compromise on the $25.000.000 fund wjiich he said came within the scope of the presidential policy. He suggested that this fund be made available during the approaching rune months recess of congress with the understanding that it was to be used only in the event charitable and local institutions were unable to extend adequate relief. A $15,000,000 "reserve fund" guarded with the language suggested by Harrison is now the basis of compromise negotiations and will be put up to the president tomorrow.

Meanwhile, the senate permitted consideration of a conference report on the deficiency appropriation measure and began consideration of another appropriation bill which must be pased before the March 4 adournment to avoid an extra session. "I am not at all without hope that the extra session can be avoided," said. Senator Watson of Indiana, the Republican leader, at the end of the day. FRENCH BUILD SEAPLANE FOR ATLANTIC MAIL ROUTE Paris new all-metal monoplane with a range of nearly 2,800 miles, fully loaded, has been completed for transatlantic air mail service. The ship, which will carry a pay load of 1,102 pounds, was built for the French transport company, Compagnie Generale Aeropostale, which contemplates crossing the sputh Atlantic between Africa and Brazil.

It has a wing span -of nearly 103 feet and is powered with two motors, mounted in tandem style. The hall, entirely of metal, is nearly SO feet long and is divided into five compartments for baggage, mechanic's, and control rooms. CLUB LICENSES 251 PILOTS Sydney, Australia fA.P.)—Tlie Aero club of New South Wales, since inauguration of a training course for pilots in August, 1926, has issued 251 licenses. Club planes have carried 9,242 passengers, made "67,771 flights and A little more than four weeks remain for Indiana high school coaches to get their teams peak of conditon for the state tournament. The sectionals are scheduled for the first week end in March.

Remember this in picking your favorite to cop the title this year consistency in performance -means much. The team that can play good ball at all times has more chance to win the big meet than the team that beats a champion one night and loses to a dub the next night. It is a long grind through the three weeks of elimination be fore tlie champion is finally crowned. From three to four games are required in the sec tional play, two games in the re gional tourney and four in the state finals. That means a team must make no mistakes for a mistake is fatal in tournaments Last year Washington won the state title after a season marked by only one defeat.

That same consistency has characterized the team this year. The Hatch ets are not generally being picked to win the title again however. They have lost two games to Frankfort this season and another in a tournament to Bedford. The Bedford blot on the record has been erased with two subsequent victories over the Stonecutters. In the last game Bedford failed to make a single field goal.

Frankfort is still the outstanding favorite for the championship this year. The Hot Dogs have one defeat only marked up against them. That was administered by Muncie but the Bearcats have lost two other games to Frankfort- this season. Coach Case has a squad of veterans at Frankfort. Muncie, a "dark horse" that has been playing rather inconsistent ball, had won from strong teams and lost to others that seemed inferior.

The latest blunder was the loss of a game to Marion last Saturday night by a 26-24 count. Logansport and Newcastle have also marked up wins against Muncie. Newcastle is another inconsistent performer. The Trojans have always had a good game in their system which allowed them to knock off one the top notchers some time during the season. One year it was Frankfort.

This year it was Muncie Newcastle entertains Frankfort Friday night and the fans will watch closely to see what happens. The Washington Vincennes game Friday night will bring two old time rivals into conflct. These two teams have much to scrap about on the hardwood. Among other things Washington fans blame Vincennes for the IHSAA investigation that resulted in Hart being declared ineligible. Another grudge game will be staged Friday night in Greencastle when Brazil comes to that floor.

Brazil won the first encounter this season and has since added to its prestige by defeating Vincennes. On the other hand Greencastle has just tumed in victories over Delphi and Bloomington. At Connersville the annual Rushville Connersville tilt will be staged. Connersville won the first encounter of the season but that doesn't mean anythng to Rushville -whose hopes rise Bill Newbold Leads Notre Dame to Win Over Indiana Five Bloomiugton, Feb. (AP) Notre Dame's basketball team, led by Newbold, former Rushville star, who scpreg points, prised yiniversity here" tonight.

BajrL.a. 25 to, 20 vlcr tory. The Irisli.Twho displayed spasmodic streaks of scoring, controlled the ball most of the game, working it in to Nejrfrold under the basket. Notre Dame jpt jump -at the start and only Indiana rally cut the margin at half time to one point, 9 to 8. At the start of the second perjod, DeCook, center, and Newbold-broke loost and Irish perennially after each set-back.

The Lions, lost eight straight games before they hit their stride but of late they have been giving the best in the state a run for their money. They play Shortridge at home Saturday night. son. Donald Ryon were visitors in Rushville Saturday afternoon. Cecil and Carol Lannlnr visited Walter Dean Cameron'Sunday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Labning, sons Clinton arid Carter, and Charles Miller were the Friday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charley Mathews.

Mrs. Charles George was a visitor in Rushville Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Lefforge and son were the supper guests of their son Angus Lefforge and family at their home in Rushville Thursday evening.

Clinton Lanning, Floyd Cameron and Raymond Emsweller attended a basketball game at Mays, Saturday night. For the first time in eight years the trophy of the Wabash Valley tournament left the state of Indiana. Lawrence ville, Illinois, was crowned Valley champion last Saturday night after having defeated Switz City, in the filial game 30-24. NEFF'S CORNER Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Gwinnup and children visited Walter Coffee and family in Andersonville Sunday night. Lonel Lefforge was a visitor in Rushville Saturday. Miss Claririe smith was the guest of Ruth Dunn Saturday. Mrs. Jennie Bever and grand- Planes than Pitots Baton, Rouge, La.

(A.P.)—Lou- isiana has more airplanes than pilots. Records of the aeronautic branch of toe United States Department of Commerce show 101 airplanes in the state, and only 91 pilots. CALL 3309 And save money on your Plumbing Heating: Repairs E. P. HOLL NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed by the Judge of the Circuit Court of Rush County, State of Indiana, administrator of the estate of Laurette Riggs, late of said County, deceased.

Said estate is supposed to be solvent. ALPHONSO t. RIGOS. Date, Jan. 27, 1931.

Attest: Charles L. Newhouse, Clerk Rush Circuit Court. Chauncey W. Duncan, attorney Rep. Jan.

28. Feb. 4-11. SHOES REPAIRED WHILE TOO WAR Men's Half Soles, Second Grade Leather $1.00 Ladies' Half Soles, Second Grade Leather .75 Of course, we have the first grade leather at regular price. Ladles' and Gents' Shoes cleaned, shlned or dyed.

All Shoe Polishes for Sale Fletcher Shoo Repair Shop 319 N. Main St Phone 2438 NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE Notice is hereby given to the creditors, heirs and legatees of Jacob Brown deceased, to appear in the Rush circuit court, held at Rushville, Indiana, on the 26th day of Feb'ruary 1931, and show cause, if any, why final settlement accounts with the estate of said decedent should not be approved; and said heirs are notified to then and there make proof of heirship, and receive their distributive shares. ness, the clerk of said court, this 3rd day of February 1931. Chas. L.

Newhouse, clerk Rush circuit court. R-Feb. 4-11 that is big enough to serve any business yet not too big nor too busy to take care of any individual or firm in a friendly and helpful way Your Banking Business is Most Cordially Invited The AmericatfNat'l Bank Member of Federal Reserve System. The Word "SPIT the Meaning" Says DR. G.

E. MURPHY Health Officer, Olympic, Washington one of 56 health officials from 56 different points approving Cremo's crusade against spit or spit-tipping. Every smoker, every wife whose husband smokes cigars, should read Dr. Murphy's letter. "Who are the friends of 'Spit'?" YOU MAY WELL ASK THIS QUESTION WHEN 56 IMPORTANT.

HEALTH OFFICIALS HAVE WRITTEN SO STRONGLY AGAINST THE EVILS OF SPIT OR SPIT-TIPPING. Dr. Murphy writes: campaign against in the manufacture of cigars should receive the endorsement of all interested in the Public health." Thewar against spit is a crusade of decency.Joinit~SmokeCertified Cremo-a really wonderful smoke-mild-mellow-nut- sweet! Every leaf entering the dean, sunny Cremo factories Is scientifically treated by methods recommended by the United Stares Deportment of Agriculture. colrf Illiistet THE.