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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-05

gnlearien Fat anf 6as 1lltimat,tm
@aeldubs mid)t seanttpurtet. @enia
items nidt bis 81 Der feitaeletter,
Gtmn6e. Cine Mnttport, mic 9lnslant
fe baben ipia, iuirb and nidjt srful.
gtn. Sn5mii6en fat 0amkIanS mell.
rert ieiuer &riessf6iffe, 6ie es i'm
SAnar5em Msere fat, Dor Dem bnI.
9arltdtm 9afen @arna, Der siemIidj
narf befeitigt 1T, erldeinen Iaiyea.
lad bat iiM bic NadriMt beftatiat,
BAT GneIdnSer unb Jrau5pien Sci sen
griedildlen Sta6t Salonifi aelauSet
fuo. 0ieie Srmppen iin6 nnsiueiiel.
yaft bon WalipoIi gefommen mnb sizes
1T mol Der Wrmno, ipesbaIb cs Sprt
lpdbrenb Der lettem Gage 70 ruhio
geiueien 1T. 8ie iid 0riedxulauS
sn Sieler GssSnns frem6er srnpueu
umf ieinem @ebiete iteIlt, 1T nod midi
gan5 nar; es beift, bic ariediidje Sc.
Biernss babe Hrpteit basesen IN Qpn.
bsn MnS IN @aris einsele8t, es 1T Sas
pber BON amtIi6er Seite iueber beftrit.
ten nod smseseben. Die 4nfaar,n
9abem, iuie ldon semeIbet, aroke
Srnppcnmaiien an Der ferbiTdien
Grense fteben. Ran eriuartet, SaE
bic 0enHAem mnS Defterreidjer beriu.
6en iperben, gera6e bort bird Sic
neine Gde bDn Serbien borsnSrinaen.
fd mt ben SmIsaren sn bereiniaen
mn6 70 eiuen offenen @ea nadj gum.
stantiuopeI ST 6efommen. Bon 9in.
inanien fat man bis iett nidjts ii6er
feiEe Mbidjten nnb ieine GteIInna.
habme geb6rt.
9a Wnfgnrien bas rMiliide ltltt.
iantnm nidjt btantiuortet fat, 10 fat
Die rmiIiidje Negiernng bic Trift,
In Der bic Nntiport seseben iueroe,t
TOD, nm "a Sfnn6en perlGnger.
9inflanb iuiro and mol bis balm fei.
nc Nntiuurt erbaIten.
Cine pffisieller geridtt ii6er Die
2aHbans Ser engliidjen mmb fran.
sSiiIden Srnppen in SaIpnifi 1T 6is
jett nod nidt einsetroffen. Sc feist
jett, ber vrotelt, ben griedenTanb
aeaem biefe 2auonna einsereidjt babe,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-05

rittgent ober bas @ebiet, bos er er=
oberte, miro ibn bereits St1d fit
Gtiid ipieoer eritrilien. Die 9[niierteu
lplefl nltr no6ntals fon1n1cn, mcfu.
lie Suit oa5u babenl"
geoh elmer Wfitteillnlg oes @ie-
ner S6erbiirgerneiiters 8eiBfi,d)=
ller 1T Die Gerlpenoltne bon Wfais fir
@roo ieit SSSuli ni1t meDr notaper-
rig, ba eeniigenb 8eisennlebl bot.
hanoen lit. 9ie Sleii1preile iisto
inoeS nod INNER bo9. 0ie jaitltd-
rem 3uitanoe iinb inn aagernetrell
ousge5ei61et; Sterblibfeit ltttl
aranfbeitell baben Ii6 banf Ser treif.
1ihen @afler5ufubr lllo aanoliiic-
rnng perringert.
0emeralfuniitf @affmep in Mlin-
den, ben ,triere Negiernna iuegea fei-
net freimiitigen Nenfcrnugen iibc,
lire Griesspplitif amfscforberi fat
iein Inlt niebersnfesen, iagt, er mer.
DC Der InffDrSernns nad)fOn1mem
lneroe aber cine 1tnterindjuns ieines
Sales beriansen.
Mts 2ofrhon miro gerneloet Sed)s
taltfeao Soloaten nlarlGierten fiirs
lid pabreno beg garBen Cages mi
ied)8ig Mltiiffapellen bllrdb Sic Stra
Ben, Inn Die bollig ms Stoden &c
fomnlene 6efrlttierilng ipieoer il
Stub 5lt bringen. ssSn ebel1Io l4rmell
Der @eile. miro oie gSerbetrontmel II
aflen anoern aroBeren Stabten mi
Srtidaften bon england, sbottlano
g0ales nno Srlano geriibrt.
Son Der. 8olfstiimli6feit be
Griegsallleibe gibt Ser l1mltani
3elienis, oaB Die gerliner Sdulfno
ben 212 Millionen Marf 5ei6neten
Sn gang Berlin tpuroen 2tOO Millio
men ge5ei6net. g9ie Die 8erline
Sdulfnoben 215 MiGionen Mtar
Gus eigenen aPitteln benn oorai,
laBt ia Die obi9e geotia i1lieBer, 5cid
neii fonnen, lit nns nidt redt Der
| litdnoIid.
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SnIaaS.

Ger pieleenahnte 6eutihe vi.
litar-s slttabee, Gapt. BON gapen, NOR
in Nem Yorf. mo er einem Diner
beipobnfe, 0os Or. Duntba 5n 'gbren
.gegebell iuliroe. Or. Guntba i'll
heute nad Sollano abgefabren.
Aus Stem Worf miro gemeloei.
Die englii6 fran5oiiihe 9lnIeibe lei
bereits iiberseibnet. Sobn 9. Sfode-
teller, Der fif anfan9s gegen oie 9ln-
leibe ausgeiproden bot, loa sebn
Wiaionen genomnen ba6en. Cir
erileit Gaiiel, Elm 9entiher bon Uc.
burt, friiber Waitglieo bes engIild)ell
pGrinD Council, oen mon bei Me
glnn oes &rieges aus Dem Uebeilren
Hat binalts mari teil er eben ell
eeborener geutlder NOR, bat iid iiir
Sieien SiiBtritt oafiir beoanft, cap
cr fiinf Miaionen Dollars, Die er
lier i'm 2anoe oeponiert bntte, In.
ter5eiHnete @febrere groBe slrto-
lnobiIfobrifunten uno 10 ipeiter, 5a.
ben groBe Summen genontinen. Die
neilten Subifrtbenten fpnnuei ais
9ieip Yorf1 Nttsblre uno ben Nell-
gngIano- -Staaten.
Bon Der gunoesregierung ipire
ole Bilonng bon Sarmcluts fir ano
ben angeitrebt, ebenIo, fpie mir l6oll
ggoD's Corn gIubs1 unn Sons
Big Clubs" baben. Ser 8ert oieier
Stubs bat iids mad Yniid,t unlcres
ldnoipirtidnftliden gepartemellts
alan5eno belp1brt unb oesbalb ld,fdat
cs Die @riinoilne bon .5arm GIuts"
tor, in oenen Die Ssllngen nid,t nit
oen ein5elbeiten, ionoern init oep1
ga'lden 8etriebe iid bcrtraut madea
ioilen. Sauptiadlid) ldeint man i'm
Sinne 5u faben, baB Die Witgiicher
Der &lnbs iid iiber ben g8ert Der
5rubtfolge, Der iosenanlten ,,Mota.
ton, imo Der MannisfaItiafeit oes
getriebes4 Der yGiperiification"
flar per6en.
WfaDor 8ebrmann bon gleiu
Orleans miro ben Staotrot erlu-
hen, ibm Die NOTICE g(mtpritGt 81
erteilen oaB er $5OO,0O0 borge, I'M
aus ibm einen yonbs 5u biIoen, aus
Dem ole notipenoieen glusgaben, Die
ollrh Den Shlrm berurladt iino, ipie
fir 6einigilne oerStraBen nuo Ser.
lteiliing itaotiiden gieentunts, BE-
3oblt peroen fonnen.
Gas Snpreme @eri6t ocS
Staates Irfanias bat Die Seirot bon
ytegerlfloben Dor Dem &rieee Iiir
legal erflort. menn au6 feline regu'
lore Sraulings5eremonie babel itott-
fano. 9ie Gnti6eioltng ipllroe IN
etnem Bro5eiie eeaeben, BET Dem es
Ilf nm Die Sinterloiienid)ait eires
Pbentaligen geegeriflaben banoelte.
Sic 8rauenitinimrehtIerinn
roollen lire 47ite ssabresfonpenttor
in Der 3eit bonn ID. bis gum 10.
0e6ember, in @afbineton obbaIten,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-05

oonn tit Der aongreB bort in Sie-
ntto uno es loa ourd oie aonpen-
tloll ttatiirlid eiit Itarfer Drnd ol,I
tin ausgeiibt iperoen, onB er ein
entertainments @nlenoement
CUR 8unoesperfaifnng annin1nlt.
Gle Santa Sc gabn bat bern
Mabor Der Staot @romore in Gfia-
bona initgeteilt, oaB fie ale 8eront-
irortung fir oen S9aoen. ben Die
8dlolinerplolion bort allgeridtet
bat, iibernebmc llnb oieien Shaoen
|holauf erieben iperoe, 10 ipeit otes
moglid lei, obne nuf oiesbeaiiglifje
Gntiheiolntgen bes @eribts 3lt mar
ten.
Cine gerlammlnng angeie1e-
ner @ieb5iidter oes nittleren gHe-
items, Die in aanios gitp abgebnlten
ipnroe, bat in ibrell 9eidliillem err
flart, oaB, ipersr geeen bic Mo.ll-
uno alauenieuhe in Dem giftrift, in
Dem iie auftrete, nidt lofort nit 0erl
groBten Gifer borgegangen merne,
lie cine @efabr fir ben geiamInten
giebitano bes 2attoes biloe.
Sn elmer 4onferenS uniercs
Eraiioenten nit Dem MfarinenliniIter
Daniels lmo Dem aongrebrepr1ien-
tanten 3aogett, Dem 8oriibenoen oes
9onsfomites fir Glottenongelcaen-
beiten, lit beihlohetl oen 8au ben
@ieienfreu5ern, oie abt3eDn MiIio-
netl Dollars oas 5tiid foiten iofler,
III oas 6lottenprogramm fir oos
nadite Sabr nllf5unebmen.
ltniere 6lotte b1lt augenblid-
LID groSecc s%nfnaiil5ber an oenl mittlere,l
Teile Der sltIontilden aiiite, boit
Den Neil-Gnglano- 5toaten Bis slat
Birginien, ob.
sSn Chicago, mo befnniltliG
Elm Streif Der aleioernaher i'm
@ange lit, fil,o fiinf5ig irnge ssraler,
cie cine Gemonltration IN oen Sc
Id]1ftsitraBen Der Staot peranItaIte-
ten, perbaftet. tporoen.
Shaballtsjefretar Wac9lhoo
erflart, er tperoe fir ben ssrauell-
ltinlmrehtssiiiab 5u Der SEEM yor-
Ter 3onititltion ftimnlen. geah lei-
men MeuBerirngen slbeint er aMr
niht fir Elm 5raueniiimmredis-1
5nr @nnoesperfaII,mg
sll iein.
Sssn Genber lit Der sSnternatio-
nal Sartner GongreB sur 3eit in,
Sisltng. Cine s(nsabl ipeitliher
Staaten uno Canada fino auf ibnr
rertreten.
.@ei eincr aocal Optiolr+9ib-
itimmlins i'm County Sennepin im
Staate Minneiota, baben oie slnti-
VrobibitioniIten NIT GROCER Waaiori-
tat gefieet. ss,l Dem gountD lieat
Gle Staot Minneapolis.
SberiIeitnant @ar0ing, oer
leitenoe Sngeilielir oes Hananto-ao-
nals, bat ocnlHrdiioenten empfoblen,
ben 8anal bis gum erften Nopember
slt lhlieBen.
Ser Sdnoen, oen oie 2epces
IN Soliliana ourh oen Stiirln int
oas SohipaIier erIittelt baben, ipiee
mlf cine Ofillion 9olfors obge-
ihGbt.
Sn Miuneiota, Siio-Gnfota
mo an6ern Stooten bat es p1breito
Der lebten Saeen geIdneit
- Montag uaft bot es irn gallaan
nitleren Teile ser Ser. Staoten, bis |
n oen 4anbanbIe bininter, gefroren.
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1
fpnnte man annehmen.
Ter rnnaniId)e Erentiermili:iter
Iull erflart baben, gimnlGnien iucrbe
uorlanfis nod neutral bleiben. Ger
3eitpnnft fir feline @eteilianng lei
nod nidJt sefommen.
Gine SepeId)e ans Mailano me!!-
set, ynlgarien batte bereits por ci-
niser 3eit elm militGriidcs Ibfpm-
men nit 9entfdlano nnb SelterreiG
abgeidloiieu, Sir se,u6bnlid iiro
9epeidlen aus Mailano geloeen,
aher bieie mag mol uabr ielm.
Ter 8erliner y2pfal .slmseiaer"
iast: oSe idneaer Der slngriff ani
Serbiem fommt, 6eito fiarer iuiro eS
BEN Salfanitaaten lperoen, bah Die
bentlden gerbin6eten iie bpr einer
grDfen @efabr beidikem. Gie Mrt.
mort anf 6as rniiiidc ltltimatnm
ntmE bon ben oentidJen nno otter.
reihilden Aanunen an Der Conan
gcgcben iperbsn.y s.,
Sine 0abas 9epeidje aus Niid)
Ibebamptet, bic Gntente,nGd)tc pIrbcn
Md ein gemeiniames llltimatmm an
SnIsarien idJiden. 9as iuiro andj
liuol nidjt iuabr ieim.
Cine Spe5iaIbepeldJe ans 9Ithen
hebanptet, Gin bnIenriidycr 3ollftt-
ter babe sriediide SeselIdjiffe ae-
iast. GS iunrbe anf oie Wriedlen ae-
ihoiIen, bod entfamen iie.
5ie Jran5uien melben, Sas lie i'm
Waloe uun 0ibend)p iueitere Sort
liaritte aemnd)t batten, mas bic Sent-
fden ia aud snseitan6en babem. Nl
leroings iinS mad oem benfdJen ye.
ridt bic Tort1dritte midt 10 arps.
mic Der frans6iifde 8tridt tic an.
siebt. And fiblid bon Arras uub
bel Sem Giieef 119 iuollen Bic Tran.
'spiea Jortidritte semadlt baben. Sic
bebanpten ferner, Saf @escnansriiic
Der 9entfden bei Wsesnil in oc1
! Champagne abseidlaeen ieien. Trcn-
abide 3nftldliifer Ielien hem @oir-
hof in ser Naeker WprffoSt sohi.n
/ bon.bnrbiert Ia6em.
0iegQniSen : mnd,t,n ,;n,n ollo.,,, );
uen Mnoriff nmf &, S,rtsd,.r o;m;..,
!; bel emoropn. m,;tI;M mn MsIna s"
lunrSeu obrr init nrns.r m.sIn,s.. .aa'
/! fir iie snri;fas5Mrossr 1s6.rsa a's..a MN
| Se ein Mnor;if Ser sss;.Ss r ,;ss,.ssr;.e AZ
bun penm,moS. or S,rS;;nn ,4,.;a...p .,..;; ~.
idIuoen 1m NGo.r.;nsn gaaA4ss sat s.a
| SIC Qnoe n;d,t s.rSrS.rt w. r~
SiSmeitIid, nan SrII.m 6o6.n Il,
1.utTlh.r S.n ss:sss L $500 o.!r yaD' VT
| mamt,n 0o6en,nII err -. es.;.. W .:s.- !.
8eieitionno msIM. 81. Ss"si1.n cat Msf'
Sattn is aetonft ho6.r ;a.~ .rr;;x.~,s.st 81.
Dir GnoISnS,r c.bsr o. Sas &:
!0enfidien in ;sr.r f,sec.,ssa o. e ~. -.
iibxroG in Ser pff,mi;hs s;nS h.hors ,.s'
Item aber. Sas il,re Wnnr;ffs ,.r;;So.-
! idllaaen ,unrSen
Sn Ser 0s,a.nS ,,or Q.as s.h.. &.
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Wabl : Mm5et8e,i.
sar QeaiaIafnr, ,

Serr g. 8. 2anse tiinoiat iia) ais
Sanoiont fir Die 2episIatur ais Nohjpf.
ger fiir Den peritorbeuen Observation-Disclosures,
Shpegmniri an.
9err =. %. ellie tiinoigt iid aIs
aati6ibot fir oie 2esislatnr als Not,s
folger fiir ben perltorbenen Gieprdfentanz
ten Gdipegmann on
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-05

Or. @m. s. Sdllpiier, 3alnar5t, bot
leine RrariS ipieoer aufeenon1men is.t
grnbhs s@ebduoe SIR. 206.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-05

Smlfen Sic Siren Gerbit-Snt bon
Der @itmer Crane Milinerp, ta7
Sids- -@eb1uoe, 1arterre.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-05

Or. s. u. Eiper, 0fteopatb, 10e
Soleoao Ctr. oben. Office Eel gr.
4S6. @obuungstef. gr. 1887 (Mna)
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Sr. @eiienser, 3ahnarst, lit poat
|219 nod 422 Moore-6cb1uoe isnlae.
5ogen. Eel. grodett 174S.
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GS,uarb s. 2anse, beutIder Med5tsal.
malt Moore @ebdnbe. Gan Gntoris
Ser., grodett 5794.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-23
SERVIAN WOMAN TO seek
AID FOR country HERE
Will Speak in City Next Week in Hall
Offered for Her Use by Bishop
Darlington-Fever Prevalent in
Her Land

Nine. Slavko Grouitch, wife of the
Permanent Under Secretary of Foreign
Affairs of Servia, is to speak in be-
half of the Servian Agricultural Relief
Committee, in this city some time next
week. The exact date has not as vet
been definitely decided upon.
Nine. Grouitch is in receipt of let.
ter from Bishop James Henry Dar-
ngton, inviting her to use the hall in
the Bishopric for her address. His in
vitation will no doubt be accepted.
Nine. Slavko Grouitch, war nurse
and Red Cross worker in the Balkan
battlefelds, who is in the United
States to secure relief for her impov-
erished people, is organizing corps of
volunteer American college men, who
will 60 to the little mountainous ma
tion in June to form mobile working
units.
Plague Taking Lives
Help us to stamp out the typhus
plague, or your efforts to procure grain,
seeds and agricultural implements for
US will not be necessary, There will
be few of us left.''
This is the frantic appeal that is
being sent to the United States from
war-ridden and fever-infested Servia.
The country where a few years ago
there were no beggars and no rich
men has been involved in war three
times in three years. Only the women
and children remain to plant the
crops. They are huddled in concentra
tion camps, and there are no crops to
plant and few homes left to give them
Sh nd kn a
fever has made its appearance.
These conditions, outlined by Nine.
Slavko Grouitch, are being made the
basis of an appeal for aid for the
stricken country. Under the auspices
of the Servian Agricultural Relief
Committee, of America, with headquar-
ters at 10 Fifth avenue, New York
City, Nine. Grouitch is making a tour
of the principal cities in the United
States in the interest of the local or.
CARNATIONS being formed to take up
the work. DR.. Charles w. Eliot, Presi-
dent Emeritus of Harvard, is presi-
dent, Breck Trowbridge, of New York,
is chairman, and DIR. T. Tileston Wells.
of New York, is chairman of the
Executive Committee, of the general
relief committee.
The committee asks that subscrip.
tions of money be sent to J. P. Morgan
and Company, New York City, who are
acting as bankers of the committee, and
that grain, seeds and agricultural i'm
plements be sent to Bush Terminal.
New York.
The first shipment of hospital sup
plies, consisting of more than 500
cases of material for hospital and sani-
nurses, is already on its way from New
tary work, and unit of Red Cross
York to Servia. This will be a mere
drop in the bucket, however.
Nine. Grouitch is to visit Harris.
burg next week to speak before promi-
nent citizens in the cause of Servia.
If you cannot get grapes, runs Rus
sian nrOyprh frv on apnlo
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-23
MECHANICSBURG
Funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Fetzer Will
Be Held Friday Morning
Special Correspondence

special correspondence.
Mechanicsburg, March 23.-The fu-
neral of Mrs. Elizabeth Fetzer, whose
death was noted yesterday, will be held
on Friday morning from the home of
her sister, Mrs. J. H. Body, West Coov-
er street. Services will be held in st.
Mark s Lutheran church, conducted by
the pastor, the Rev. 81. N. Fegley, D. D..
Interment will be made in Chestnut
Hill cemetery.
The Osman Musical Company are
giving series of entertainments in
Franklin hall this week.
Last evening the Brotherhood of
Trinity Lutheran church held very in
teresting meeting.
The Rev. George Fulton is in Phila-
delphia, where he was called on busi-
ness connected with Wilson College.
The Washington Fire Company are
considering organizing an auxiliary.
Miss Lillian Weber is visiting
friends in Newville.
Tomorrow will be Patrons Day in
our public schools. This will be the
first time Patrons Day has been held
in the schools here.
Mrs. j. T. Lamb is visiting friends
in Reading.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-23
LINGLESTOWN
Miss Minnie Baker Entertains the
Embroidery Club

Special Correspondence.
Linglestown, March 23.-The En-
broidery Club was entertained at the
home of Miss Minnie Baker on Monday
evening.
Samuel Seltzer with his family on
Monday moved to Enola where they
will reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Rudy, of Pen
brook, announce the birth of son.
Mrs. Rudy was formerly Miss Marion
Feeser, Of this town.
The Misses Vera and Ethel Cooper,
of Lykens, were the week end guests
of their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Smith.
Mrs. Ella Faily and daughters, Sara
and Carrie, and Miss Mollie Lingle, of
Harrisburg, on Sunday were the
guests Of George Shriner and family.
Wilson E. Gorge, John Grove, the
Misses Edna and Katie Grove, on Sun
day visited friends at Penbrook.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. H. Mendenhall,
daughters Doris and Marguerite, and
SON, Henry, of Harrisburg, spent Sun
day as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Good.
Mrs. Matilda Shuey returned to her
home on Monday after sspending the
winter months with her sons, at Enola.
Mrs. Clementine Reigle, of Harris
burg, on Sunday was the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. William Look.
Miss Ruth Hain on Sunday visited
friends at Harrisburg.
Mrs. Mary Feeser is spending some
time as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
David Rudy, at Penbrook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cloyd Holland, of
Harrisburg, were weekend guests of
the latter's parents, DIR. and Mrs. J.
f. Hicks.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-23
ToLAND KNOCKED OUT
Leo Houck Put Jack to Sleep in Three
Rounds

Lancaster, Pa, March 23.-Leo
Houek, Lancaster, before the Lancaster
Athletic Club, last night knocked out
Jack Toland, of Philadelphia. substi-
tuting for Johnny Howard. of Bayonne,
\. j., who was i'll. The Phladelphian
was very maea outclassed, but he was
p.ucky to the finish. Honors were even
in Inc first round, bat in the second
Houek put it all over Jack. Early in
the third round a stiff left to the law
sent him to the mat for the count. anG
little later right to the jaw proved
a knockout drop.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-23
WHITE HOUSE BARS LINCOLN,
So Movie Picture of f"War Presidents ;
Return Is Spoiled

Washington, March 23.-Passersby
in front of the White House stopped
aghast yesterday morning at the sigh.
of carriage driving slowly into the
grounds. Apparently Abraham Lincoln
with his son, little Tad, was approach
ing the Executive Mansion.
The occupants were treated with
scant courtesy. however, for they had
scarcely passed the White House gate
when a policeman planted himself in
the middle of the driveway and gruffly
oade the driver turn back.
IT developed that moving picture
concern had planned to take a film of
Lincoln returning to the White House
with his son, but that the necessary .er-
mits mad not i0een obtained from White
House officials
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NEWS OF THE SPORTING WORLD
MCORMlCK TEAM WINS
Win Cup in Pine Street Sunday School
Tournament

Honors were settled in the Pine
Street Sunday School eLague last even
ing, when the team representing the
Mrs. II. B. Mccormick class defeated
Mrs. H. B. Dull's team by margin of
212 pins. This victory gives the Nc
Cormick team the loving cup for the
first time since the league was organ
lied. The closing match in the league
will be played this evening. In last
nights match the honors went to Leis-
man with 504 for the match and Hart
wick with 2o9 for high game. Last
nights score:
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Mccord to Play With Raleigh

"Ike iMcCord, forward on the Har-
risburg Independents, will again play
with Earl Mack s Raleigh team in the
North Carolina League. McCord will
cover second base. Red Crane, an
other Harrisburger, who is training with
Connie Mack, IS expected to be sent to
Raleigh where he will cover short. Me-
Cord will leave April 1, the opening
game being played April 10.
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wiltse to Manage jersey oitv

New York, March 2S.-Edward J.
Barrow, president of the International
League, announced last night that he
had signed George Wiltse, formerly of
the New York Nationals, to manage
the Jersey City team for the coming
season. Wiltse win report Immediately.
The Jersey City club has signed all of
last year s players and several new
men. The team will do its spring train
ing at home.
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Telephone Society Elects oficers

At the monthly meeting of the Tele-
phone Society of Harrisburg, in the
Board of Trade building last night.
these officers were elected for the
year; Ii. F. Hope, president; John O.
Bean, vice president; R. NJ Leonard,
treasurer; l.. c. Gamer, secretary; w.
H. Howard and H. w. Dean, directors.
Addresses were delivered by T. P.
Sylvan. G. S. Reinoehl, II. B. Porter,
J. 7. Harris, Charles Z. Booser, w.
F. Bush, Reading; John E. Sweeney.
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YORK HIGH COMING
Claimants of Championship Will Meet
Tech Tomorrow

Tech High will meet York, claim
ants of the eastern State High school
basketball championship in Chestnut
street auditorium tomorrow evening
at s o o'clock. The scrubs of the two
teams will play dual attraction.
Ira Arthur, of the P. r. r. Y. NJ. c.
A. will officiate at both games. This
will be one of the most interesting
scholastic games of the season.
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ODDS 5 to 4 ON WHITE
Betting Favors Chicagoan in Fight
With Leach Cross

New, York, March 23.-Charlie
White, the Chicago fighter, is a to
favorite over Leach Cross, the East
Side dentist, in their coming battle on
Thursday night. Both lads are putting
in some good training licks.
Cross says he will win inside of six
rounds, and many bets are being made
that the fight will end before the ten
rounds go by. The consensus is that the
man to put over the first damaging
punch will win.
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CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
Methodist Scrubs and Crescents to En-
gage in Battle

The Crescents and Methodist scrubs
will meet this evening in the Tech gym
nasium in the first of series of games
to decide what is termed the class c
basketball honors in Dauphin county.
The second game will be played in Ca
thedral hall.
The following players have been
named to represent the Methodist Club
for this game: Captain Klemm, Bless
ing, L. Yoder, Olewine, Graybill,
Byrnes, Long and Crane, Those on the
Crescents are: Killinger, Captain Web
er, Beck, Sourbier and Pollock.
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the car made the chauffeur pick Bolts
up, and she held his head in her Jap
all the way to the hospital.
Think of a thing like that happen
ing to Bolts, who has no soul! ''-Bir
mingham Age Herald.
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Casino Match Postponsd

The match between the Alphas and
Colonials of the Casino Ten -pin-League,
scheduled to be played last night, was
i postponed because of the illness of Nor
rison, one of the Alpha five. 1t will
prcbably oe rolled off April Z.
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Sign Marysville Players

Marysville, March 23.-The follow.
ing players nave signed to play with the
Marysville team of the Dauphin-P ,rry
League: A. E. Hippensteel, William
McQuade, c. c. McCurdy and C. E. Fra
zier as coach and manager.
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Wefster

Goals from field, McCauley, s.;
Krout, Z; Smell, 6; Miller, s; Wuesch
inski, 3; Fair 3; Derrick, 4; Ditzel, 8;
Hahn, 2; Enders. Goals from fouls, Der
rick, 10; Smell, 8. Referee, Crump,
Steelton High. Scorer, Frysinger.
Timer, Shutter. Time, Commute hal
YES.