Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-24

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to pay poll tax? K. l. d.
No premium on your coin. per-
son can take out his second papers
this year If he secured his first twelve
years ago. Age does not exempt
man from a poll tax. He is required
to pay a poll tax until he dies. OF
course, there are exceptions, for in
stance, one who is old and poor would
be passed.
III. P. NJ:
VIII "Shore Acres" and "Forty-
rve Minutes from Broadway" be
staged at the Orpheum Theatre?
M. Y. & E. q.
They will be staged but the man
agement has set no definite dates as
yet.
J. P. N:
| Is there a word in the English
language with twenty letters? What
are the premiums on pennies dated
1902 and 1865. The latter is a white
penny? READER.
Consult the dictionary. There prob
ably are words of twenty letters.
| fifteen cents
IT, P. N:
How and where can l secure a dem
tai catalogue from some college in
| New York? Also, how much Is re-
| quired to pay for course? In an ex-
animation required before entering
and must one be high school grad
| uate? f. G.
The New York College OF Dentistry
located at 205 East Twenty third
street, New York city, issues cata
! logue. The tuition fee, for a course
of three years, is $500. The examina-
ton is required but person is re-
10 5uIuIBIl Ioouos qSIu 9Aeq OF p9IInb
four years. He does not. necessarily,
have to be a graduate, though.
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]. p. N:
Being a reader of your sport
Topics of the Hour" the grandest
sporting page / have read, l wish you
would answer a couple of questions
for me. Are Paducah and Lexington
in Kentucky? What college is called
the "Maroons?' Who did Eckersall
play for? L. A.
Both towns are in Kentucky. The
| University of Chicago athletic teams
are frequently referred to as the
/ Maroons. Eckersall, probably the
greatest quarterback who ever .toed
the chalkmarks of a gridiron, played
with Chicago. 1t was nothing for
him to kick four and five goals in
game The same goes for S. w.
]. P. NJ:
Please tell me the pitchers and
catches on the Troy, N. Y, team last
season and If any were'sold where did
they go? READER.
The pitchers were Harkins. Johns,
Pappalau, Sitton, Gaskell and l. Wag-
ner. The catchers were Giddo and
Fitzgerald. Giddo was recalled by.
Chattanooga and Gaskell sold to In
dianapolis.
Please tell me the Giants and Ath-
letics who figured in the 1905 worlds
series. FAN.
Here they are New York-Mc-
Gam, 1b; Gilbert, 2b; Devlin, 3b
Dahlen, ss; Mertes, If; Donlin, CT;
Browne, IF; Bresnahan, C.; Mathew
son, p; McGinnity, p; Ames, p. Ath-
letics-Davis. 1b; Murphy, 2b; Lave
Cross, 3b; Monte Cross, IS; Hartzell,
If; Lord, CT: Seybold. rf; Schrecken-
COST, C; Powers, C; Plank, p; Bender,
p; Coakley, p.
]. p. N:
| What was Colonel Roosevelt's esti-
mated wealth before entering into
| politics? A claims he was a poor
his birth. Who is the more educated
between Colonel Roosevelt and Will
| lam Taft? BOOB.
Colonel Roosevelt has always been
reputed wealthy, SO B has the right
dope. Former President Taft holds
more literary degrees than the colonel.
C
| Kindly inform me when and where
/ the board of managers of the Essex
County Isolation Hospital meet.
! E. r.
The board meets at the hospital,
Belleville. on the first Friday of each
month.
]. p. NJ:
Please decide the following: A says
that Yale will make three times as
many goals as Princeton. Assuming
that Yale made one goal and Prince
ton none, would A win his bet?
| A. HOLLANDER.
] Not in my opinion. Yale would
have to score at least three goals for
A to win his bet.
]. P. NJ;
Were electric pianos in use fifteen
years ago? Were upright pianos used
twenty-five years ago? /. d. G..
Upright pianos have been in use
here for nearly fifty years, and cleo
trio pianos have been on sale for
fifteen years.
j. p. NJ:
Where is the Young Mems Hebrew
Association located in this city?
GUSTAVE r.
At 210 Market street
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j. p. N:
Is there any premium on a Scent
piece dated 1885? JACK.
No premium is listed on your coin.
C
J. p. NJ:
Does deep breathing affect the
brain? Should one breathe through
the nostrils or mouth? H. j.
Yes, indirectly. Deep breathing aids
circulation and makes the brain
clearer. One should breathe through
the nostrils.
S. T. D.-Your question isn't explicit
enough. Do you means the names.
number of mills, ETC.? Give us lit
tie more information on what you
desire to know.