Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-14

600 was signed for. The men who
| furnished the money are: William A.
Fairlie, $4,000; John 5. Bell. $4,000,
and seven of the depositors, $1,000,
making $4,000.
j. p. N:
Please inform me in your column
| the winner of the following in con-
nection with the six-day race in Bos-
ton last week b drew Grenda and
Hehir in a pool. A tells j Friday
morning that he is sure Grenda and
Hehir will win the race and buys
BIS chance in the pool. Neither A
nor 3 was aware that Hehir had
been injured the night before. B
says A loses, as Grenda did not win
the race. A claims the bet is off, as
Hehir was injured. Who is correct?
t. B.
The bet is off. Ii Hehlr was in
| jured when the bet Yves made, A had
no chance to win or get action for
his money.
]. P. ":
| In the recent Barringer- Montclair
! High Schools game, I noticed two
orderly cheering sections from both
schools. They behaved well during
the game, but when Montclair was
whipped by fair and square methods,
| they became sore and began to fight
with some Barringer students who
were justly celebrating the victory.
| These Barringerites were not towards
and Immediately began to fight back.
If the fight would have been con
tinued (being stopped by some mem,
/ am sure the Montclair High School
| soreheads would have been beaten
as bad as their team. am not
sticking up for either school,. but
stand for fair play, which was not
given the Barringer rooters who were
true to their slumping team of foot
ball warriors. From experience and
observation 1 know that Barringer
High treats visiting teams better
than Montclair High School did on
Friday.
TRUE SPORT WHO KNOWS IT
ALL.
1t is indeed to be regretted that the
exuberant Montclair students so far
forgot themselves as to become SO
unladylike. And 1t Is well that there
were some men" near to stop hos
Titles. In the future Barringer
rooters should be compelled to re-
strain their enthusiasm to hand
! clapping.
o
]. P. N:
Where is the Hagenback & Wal
lace circus at present?
EMIL BACHLER.
Consult the theatrical publications.
g
j. P. NJ:
To whom can I write for informa
ton concerning position of teacher
in a public school and one as officer
of the law in Panama?
M. e. MCCORMICK.
Write to the Isthmian Canal Com
mission, Washington, ID. c.
j. P. NJ:
Please publish In the Evening Star
one of the leading papers of Roches.
ter, N. Y. MRS. M. MYERS.
The Rochester Democrat-C Chronicle
is one of the leading papers.
G
]. p. N:
Can a lad ten years old, born i'll Ire.
land, and his father a citizen, vote
when he is Il years of age?
Yes. The lad is a citizen when he
is of age and can vote.
Can I purchase tickets for the New
York Hippodrome at Hahne's?
PEGGY.
You can, Peggy.
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]. P. N:
| Would like to receive an appoint.
| ment for the United States Nava
| Academy. Please answer me IN your
valuable column to whom ] must APP
| ply. STUDENT.
| Two appointments from the United
| States Military Academy are allowed
| for each senator, representative and
delegate in Washington, two for the
! District of Columbia and five eacl
| year from the United States at large
You would have to write to either oil
the senators from New Jersey or the
members of Congress from your dis
| trict.
j. p. N:
| Kindly publish in an early edition
what / must do and to whom I mus,
apply IN order to become bicycle
racer at the Veledrome next year?
j. S. IGNAZ.
Get bicycle. Learn to ride it, ther
send your entry to Floyd MacFar-
land, care of Veledrome, next season
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]. P. N:
What was the score of the Yale.
Brown game, November 8?
FOOTBALL.
Yale, II; Brown. 0.