Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-05

| munication:
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I have few questions to ask and a
| few suggestions to make. First, have
! you ever heard1of the Russian cyclist
| Utuehkin? He is essentially a sprin-
| ter and comes from Odessa. l have
heard Parent, the French pace fol-
| lower, speak of him, but as he was
| speaking French, 1 heard only the
name and could not understand his
comment. l would also like to have
your opinion of the man, and wheth-
i er, to your knowledge, he was ever
| beaten In a match race. Why don't
the management look after him, as
he is a "live w.re?" Now to come
down to what 1 want to say: I can
easily forgive you for abusing Solo,
mon and. Clark. Still consider you
the best source of information. So
it is through you that ! wish to ask
this question, as no doubt you will
work very hard to find out some-
thing of interest to bike fans of New
ark. You seem to be a good DIS
penser of dope, even though you do
pick loser Hoping you keep up the
high standard of your column, I am
CY CLIST FAN.
Never heard of Utuehkin, nor have
others of whom I've inquired.
@
Rutherford High has a nifty little
football team and would like to meet
some of the big school teams around
here, according to the following let
ter:
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l notice in your paper you say that
you don't know or that II is doubt
full whether Rutherford H gh School
could stand up against the large
teams of the State. We cannot get
large team to play us, to see
whether we could or not. If you
would kindly help us in the matter of
securing East Orange. Barringer,
Railway or Montclair II. s., or Acad-
envy for any date after November Is,
q. Novmebers22. November 81 and
November 90, would be very much
obliged to you. Hoping we may have
the chance to prove our worth l re-
main, respectfully,
Fl. LUCEY, r.. H. s.
Rutherford High School has always
played in the Northern New Jersey
League. and the teams your eleven
has beaten for the league title. Eng'e-
wood. Passaic and Hackensack. are
hardly in class with Lawrenceville,
Peddie or East Orange. which were
considered among the original con-
tenders for the State title. lawrence
vile cinched the title by beating Ped
die last Saturday. by score of Is to
| Z If you want games with the big
F., teams of the scholastic circle you
must arrange for them early In the
year. Now would be good time to
prepare for next season You missed
a chance by not reading the papers
East Orange had an open date last
week, caused by a cancellation. The
the schedules of the teams that you
want to meet
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Did Eva Tanguay, the actress ever
reside in this city? A claims she
! lived in Commerce street. X. L.
George McDermit. who was for
merly manager of the Lyric Theatre,
and brought up on Commerce street.
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How many words are there in the
English language In what ,aneua ge
are the most words? WEBSTER.
The English language contains APP
proximately 600,0n0 words OF this
total nearly half consists of scientific
] te~rninelogy seldom met outside OF
textbooks, and of archaic. obsolescent
or obsolete terms. The English.
and 1869, premiumedP r. A. N.
Your three-cent piece of 1857 is val
ued at six cents and your coin of
1869 at seventy cents.
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Where can l obtain a booklet on
how to play a harmonica? Who is
| the best catcher in the world and who
is the best pitcher, Matty or Bender!
/. S.
Try the music stores. The majority
consider Jimmy Archer, of the Cubs
| the best because of his experience
but some favor Schapg, of the Ath-
let cs, and Schalk, of the White Sox
Matty is the better.
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Can you give me list of the taxi
| dermists in the city? G. II.
Consult the City Directory.
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Is there any premium on a cent
dated 1913? M. +. w.
No premium is listed for that date
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| Where can one secure a marriage
license If the bride resides in differ
Ient country? J. f. X,
In the town where the bride resides
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Do letter-carriers pay on the trolley
cars? r. p.
If they have their bag with then
they are allowed to ride free. Other.
wise they are required to pay.
c.
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What kind of cases are disposed Of
lby the police Justice? A r..
His duties vary in different States
AS rule he disposes of graver crimi'
nal cases by preliminary hearings
holding the accused for the CRANE
Jury, ETC.; in murder offenses he may
ecmmit culprits to prison.
c.
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Will you kindly help me with. thu
following statement: "a tariff is {
tax laid on foreign goods imported
into any country. The money thus
obtained is used for the exepnses o.
the government" According to thii
statement we GU. 50 can tax AMI
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