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The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-08

SubstltutI0ns: Staraslnic for Cole.
man; HARRISON for Marshall. Goals
from field, Crump, z; Brandt, 2; Day
hoff, Q; Starasinic; Rboades, 6; Hoover
5; Marshall, 3; Harrison. Goals from
fouls, Hoover, 6; Dayhoff, 1. Referee
Contor; time, 20-minute halves.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-08
WILL FIGHT IN HAVANA
Johnson Willard Bout First Week in
Anril

Ell Paso, Tex, March S.-The John
SON willard fight for the heavyweight
championship of the world will be
staged at Havana, Cuba, during the
first week of April, according to an
nouncement made here yesterday by
Willard S manager. Willard, who is
now in Los Angeles, is expected to
leave soon for Havana.
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.Robin rvoodn

s'Robin Hood,'' the best comic opera
America has produced, will be sung at
the Majestic Wednesday matinee and
night. The story Of this popular and
artistic success is based upon the old
English tale of ''Robin Hood" and his
band Of outlaws, story used by Sir
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Field goals, West Chester, Lady, Al
bright, Mansfield, o. Wilcox, 2; Marvin,
o; Coronway, 4; Sweeley, 2. Foul
goals, Marvin, 8 of 10; Shoffstal, II
of IS. Substitutions, Lady for Pat
ton, Coronway for o. Wilcox, Sweeley
for Coronway, o. Wilcox for Ryan.
Referee, Geisel. Timekeeper, Saul
Scorer, Rockwell. Time, 20-minute
halves.
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Holtzman AIl-stars Win Easily

The Hoffman All-Star bowlers won
from the Hanover Metropolitans Satur-
day evening in the Hoffman alleys by
the decisive margin of 223 pins. The
locals have now won two games from
Hanover The score:
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WINS STATE TITLE
Manchester Takes Game From West
Chester 81 to 1R

Manchester State Normal School
won from West Chester by the score of
81 to 16 Saturday afternoon in the
City Gray's armory in game to de-
eide the State normal school basket
ball championship. Harrisburg was Sc
lected as the neutral ground for the
battle. The lipeup.
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INDEPENDENTS.

Fouls committed, Independents, IA;
Trenton, IL. Referee, Early; timer,
klineline; scorer, Smith; time of halves,
20 minutes.
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Field goals, mckinley, 5; Kintzer, 8;
Drumm, 3; Lopes, 8; Gladfeller; Nell
vile, 3; Emanuel. Foul goals, Nell
vile, IL; Kintzef, 5; McGinly, 8. Ref
cree, Jones.
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At the Orpheum

Delightful Trixie Friganza, she of
musical comedy fame, and one of the
brightest lights in vaudeville, will be
tne gllttering star of the new vaude
vlile show that is to be uncovered at
the orpheum to-day. Miss Friganza is
one or the highest salaried artists an
pearing In vaudeville, ranking with
nifty Gordon, Valeska Suratt, Irene
Franklin and several others we have
seen. And while Miss Friganza has
been IN Harrisburg before, it was al.
ways at the head of her musical com.
edy organization, and the prices scared
head and shoulders over those in vopua
at the Orpheum. SO the opportunity to
see Miss Friganza at popular prices will
undoubtedly strike popular note here
not only with those who would see her
for curiositys sake, but also her MANY
admirers.
Miss Friganza comes to the Orpheum
direct from Hammerstein s theatre
New York City, where she created
quite furore last week. Another inter.
estlng attraction will be the local
vaudeville appearance of Helen Grayce.
the popular stock actress, who has a
great following in Harrisburg. Miss
Grace will have the support of an ex-
celient company in presenting a COM
edy surprise skit called "Bill 999,n
written by no less an artist than Una
Clayton, who presented her playlet,
'M1K," at the Orpheum some few
weeks ago. Comfort and King, cele-
brated exponents of blackface comedy.
will appear in their screamingly funny
success called ''The Divorcons. Other
big names will include Robyns, famous
musician; Sammy Watson 5 BARNARD:
vaudeville s best and most entertaining
animal attraction; Weston and Clare.
song, dance and patter artists; the three
Escordos, gymnastic funsters. Adv
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Substitutions, Wrenn for Poor. Goals
from field, Breckenridge, 3; Morrett,
2; Wrenn, 2; Ulrich, 2; Porr, G.
Young, Il; Janson, 8; NJ. Young. Goals
from fouls, Porr, z; Wrenn, 6; G.
Young, 6. Referee, Wise. Time, 20-min-
ute halves.
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MILLERsvILLE TOP TECH.
Melville Scores IL of Techs 10 Point.
but That Is Not Enough

school s lead Saturday night and Tech
lost to team it decisively defeated
earlier in the season by the score of
43 to 19. Melville scored II of Tech s
points. The lineup:
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ADJUSTMENTS
MAJESTIC

Tomorrow afternoon and evening,
"Twin Beds. -
Wednesday afternoon and evening,
March 10, The do Koven Opera
Company in Robin Hood
Saturday, March 19, matinee and
evening, The Boston English
Opera Co. will present Verdi's
"n Trovatore.'
oRPHEUM
Every afternoon and evening, high
class vaudeville.
COLONIAL
Every afternoon and evening, vauds.
vile and pictures.
VICTORIA
Motion Pictures.
pHoToPLAy
Motion Pictures.
REGENT
Motion Pictures.
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At the Colonial

A musical comedy production of the
first water, in fact its quite an i'm
portant Keith headliner, is Tom Lin
ton and MS Jungle Girls, slated to ap-
pear at the Colonial during the first
half of the week. The act is a blaze
of song. dance, beauty and frolic and
in itself will be worth several times
the price of admission at the Colonial.
The act was secured for the Colonial
because of the fact that the production
is gong South and they will play here
to break long jump. Special scenery
and interesting wardrobe make the act
pleasing "sight act" while the tai.
ent of the company makes it indeed en-.
tertaining to the most fastidious. Other
big names of this same show will in
clude Marshall and Grumpy, monarchs
of colored comedy; Soretti and Anton
cite, European novelty gymnasts, and
Grace Pomeroy, the dainty songstress.
AdVH
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LANCASTER VICTORIOUS
Steelton Lacks Team Play and Lose
Heavily

Lack of team play in the first half
of the basketball game between Lam
caster and Steelton High school fives in
Lancaster Saturday gave Lancaster an
opportunity to put the game on ice. The
score was SO to %. The lineup:
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steelton Scrubs Win, 1881

Steelton High Scrubs won from the
Salem Lutheran five at Oberlin Satur-
day, score 33 to 81. The lineup
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French Wolfe in shadow floral designs. two-tone floral
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Lace Cloth-white ground in aover and lace stripe
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Embroidered Wolfe, white ground with neat en-
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ewDressCottonsSound theNoteo of
Spring In the Wash Goods Section


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these goods shown here first Many novelties
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Dives Pomeroy Stewart Third Floor-Three Elevators.
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oRPHEUM

Every afternoon and evening, high
class vaudeville.
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Glmb mb.Nad5ri6tes.
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Waittip o d. %. 2luguit 1915.
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fair Bis quite leidte $8.0O-n.OO;
ertra $11.25-1150.
g 9neine. Der Didrft mar
aud beite tpieber fart unb bic preiIt
bielten fid. 2eidte gsriunbtorten
aber iparen ettpds idrpdder.
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tel $6.00-7.00.
g 6afe unb 2dmmsr. =
Der Ttartt mar beuts IaHgiam unD
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aen um Is 25c per 100 pfunb.
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0indre bis fair $2.75-4.75; 2lmmer
srtra SO. 1895; CUTE biz aussrlc,
Isns S9.OO-8.10: orbinGre big fair
$5.5O-7.75; guls $4.5O-5.25.
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geboren purbe unb ben bic poleu als
etHen Der ibrigeu nennen. 4u6 IN
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bem Deften UNI oer Siioen ber
Gtabt. 5ier 6aben bic @efii9le bes
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Der Rei6en uno 8ergriigungsIihtteen
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itabt, lire 9etingen alten Sduier nm
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8efeitiqungen, Der mO6ernen Sorts,
Der @rd6en, Der rieiigen &nIernen,
ous ii6er 9olen i'm Ramen oes 3aren
berrihte.
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gbitdoo "a QluouIt

S6peint. 3uiubr 10000;
Wartt itart. 5 Biz 15c bOber. Buff
S6.50-7.4O: leitte $715-7.90; ses
miidte $6.45-7. 7.80; i6psre 1920
7.35; robe $6.20-6.35; 6ertel $7.00
800.
Riubpieb. 3ufubr 1000;
Wartt lanafnm. RdtiOe Stisrs $500
1000: Deftern Stiers $685.
90; Siibe uno 5eiiers $3.10-S.75;
adlber $8.50-12.35.
9 aafe. 3uiubr 1900;
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Tiers $5.65-6.35; Gtpss $4.60---
600: Qdnmer S6.75-9OO.
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$3.50-3.75. Nub unb Sad s2.25
Der 9onue abaelief.rt. Rdudloie
StiidtObleu $4.75, DO. Rub unb
elcd 1926. 4ntbraeite $7.75-S.00
per aOune abselitsrt. Col. ,oftst
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Deia.u. - iFiir Sept. 9sE$1 .02;
am s&lub 994c. SSiir Ses. 96s-
991e; am S6,gb 97bc.
@eIi4torn. = Tiir Sept. 73t-
75ac; an Salub 1910. fsiir Deg.
62E-64st; am S4lub 63gt.
6afer. = far Sept. 374-3ssc;
an S9Iub 37Ac. Mir Ses. 36s-
37tc: am SaIaB 363e.
RoaaeH. - 10. 2 npHineq; gto. 3,
96-9se.
9erfte. - 50-e3t.
Simotbp. - S5.50-6.75.
gIee. = S8,50-13.25
9prt. - iFiir Sept. $13.5o-13.' ;
20; an S6luB $3.50. ifiir Stt.
S13.62-13.85; am S9luB $13.67.
S6mala. 7fiir Sept. S7.97-
8.12; am StIuB $500. fSiir Stt.
$S.10-S.22; an S6luB $50.
RiDpenlsitsn. = iSiir Sept. $S.45
-s.62: om GdluB $3.50. Tdr OFT.
$S.57-8.75; nm S6lub 1852.
Butter. - guttsr. 3ufubr 1924
Subs; Rarit itstiu unb unerdnoertD.
Gier. 3ufu6r 1916 aiitsn
Dldrtt feit uno unptr1noert.
RurtoIfsln. - 3ufubr AZ GarE;
Warii ftstia Bis piIIissr; Serisp
Gp6bIers 6o--63e; sterien 9iants so
-53e; Riunsiota uno Sbio 43--
45e.
9efliioel. - Wsartt Ttetis uHS b6'
Der; lebeubss, Sdbne 19t-14ac;
nriibiabrs biibnsr 16-17e.
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3ufubr unb 9erI1nbt rpdbrsnb Der
lesieu "a Stunbeu, pergli4en nit bem
rorpersan9enn 9aas iino tpis fol9i:
3ufubr RiubD. S6ipeiHe S9afe
%. 9luauit 27s2 2264 140O
"a. quauit 729 1908 1852
Dsrianbt pGhratb bsrfeIbeH 3sii:
Rinop. Sdrpsine S&afe
%. 9luauit 1s9 1877 1871
"a. 2lusaft >. 971 1915 506
Rtnbpieb. - Die 3ufu6r mar
beute mebr dls ssniissno fiir bic Rad
fross. bod, ipuren bic beIf.ren Audlis
idttn ftttia bis tart. StOders unb
ifeebers tpdren in gutter Radfrage
unb it.tig. ebenfo Wlilttiibe.
Wlitilere unp ibipere Stiere $6.25
$50; C6fen $2.75-6.25; Ileis
i6sr Stisre S5.50-7.75: auserlei.ne
$7.85-8.O0; 6eifers $4.5o-6.75;
ouserIsfene bis sTtra S7.50-8.00;
Gamers $2.75-3.85; Stpd Giibe
&.50--5.5o: Stod 5eifers $3.50
6.85; Stod Stiere $6.50-7.s5.
Bulleu. - Die 3ufubr mar Hur
mdbia unb Bologna 8uIien ftiessn um
1Ot. bic anberen blsibsn itstio.
Rasere uHo Ieihie $4.25-5.25;
Bologna $5.25-6.15; sTtra 1925;
istte gullen 25-6.50.
RGlber. - Die 3ufubr mar nur
mdbia unb bic prsiis nm 25-5oc
b0her.
GrAtnars ussS upks S65o-n.26
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Rep gort. "a. 9tusuit.
aupfsr. - qbartt itetia; electro
lptic $16.5o-17.50.
eiisn - Wllrtt itttia uno unper'
dnbert.
3ina. - Martt itetis, $3.50
34.0O.
8I.i. - SffHirt fir $3.50.
GpsItsr. - &einf Suotirupg.
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man. bos itiumrt. Sobe Id oo etnige
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Rem gOrt. "a. 2lusuit.

WebI. - Ulartt nieotiaer.
Roegen. - Wartt ptQiqsr. go. 2
0siteru $1.04 c. /. {. Rem gort.
9srIte. - Mortt rubig. 5es0ing
eOc uno Raltiua 67-69c c. /. T.
Buffalo.
O.isen. - Wartt Dilliq. go. 2 ro'
tbsr S1.14 c. /. !. HetD gort bsim los
iortiaen 8erfdnbt; QO. 2 barter 81
141 c. |. 7. Hep gort bel antunf..
90. l Northern Duluth $1.01s uno
go. l Rcrtbern WouitOba 97a {. i. |.
Buffalo.
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2 aeIbes sst bstm ioiOrtiSsR Usr'
ianot.
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