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Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1913-10-29

tonight before you ALL With this
ONE of the men, barred the door, and
asked if there was one person in the
house whom Mr.. Travis did not owe, no
one responded. Some of the men
caught Mr.. Travis, and held him, called
him ugly names, and commanded the
money t. be paid at once, or he would
be shot, when Mr.. Fielder who had
kept his seat all the time, arose and
caught hold of the man who held the
pistol and said, please sir give me
chance 10 say only few words" They
agreed TO lethim speak; so he turned
TO Mr.. Travis, and said, mr.. Travis
have always liked you, it was not your
money liked, liked your looks when
first met you, | would give twice the
amount you owe me, or everything |
own to know you 10 be the man |
thought you 10 be-, then he turned to
the audience and said, Gentlemen
you may do as you please, but | am
going home, mean TO lei Mr.. Travis
keep what he owes me, and wish him
WELL" with this he turned TO walk
away, when Mr.. Travis asked him to
remain few moments, when he knock
ed on the door and asked one of his
servants to come, he placed in his hand
little slip of paper, then he turned to
the people aud said, You did not let
me finish, was only trying you TO see
who were my friends, | have only
found one to be real friend, shall
always be a true friend to Mr.. Fielder
am, to be frank with you. one Of the
most wealthy men in the world" Then
his servant returned with each man.
money placed on gold plates, and plac
ed it in the owners hand,
Mr.. Travis bid all good bye. but ht
told Mr. Fielder how much he appreci
ated his friendship, and gave him /;
special invitation to spend the summe
vacation with him, and his wife in New
Jersey, and shook hands to part wheI
Mr.. Travis left a check for one thou
sand dollars in Mr.. Fielder hand.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1913-10-29
INSURANCE
The Family Cough Medicine.

Ia every home there should be a
bottle Of DR.. Kings New Discovery
ready for immediate use when any
member of the family contracts q
cold or a cough. Prompt use will
stop the spread of sickness. S. A
Std, of Mason Michigan writes
my whole family depends upon
DR., Kings new Discovery as the
best cough and cold medicine in
the world. Two SOC. bottles cured
me of pneumonia Thousands Of
other families have been equally
benefited and depend intirely upon
DR., Kings New Discovery to cure
their coughs, colds. throat and
lung trouble. Every dose helps.
Price DOC and S1.OO. All drug.
gists. II. Il. Bucklen and Co.
Philadelphia or ST. Louis
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1913-10-29
Eczema and Itching Cured

The soothing, healing medicine
in DR.. Hobson's Eczema Ointment
penetrates every tiny pore of the
skin, clears it of all impurities
stops itching instantly. DR.. Hob
sons Eczema Ointment is guaran-
teed to speedily heal eczema, rash.
es, ringYorm, letter and other un.
slightly eruptions. Eczema ONT
ment is a doctors prescription,
not an experiment. All druggists
or by mail, SOC. Pfeiffer Chem
ical Co Philadelphia Pa. and st.
Louis.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1913-10-29
Card Of Thanks

To The good people Of PinkneY who
so faithfully, tenderlY and lovingly
rendered 10 us their unlirine assistance
during The illness and death Of our
darling daughter, GLADYS, we desire to
express our heartfelt thanks. While
our sorrow is almost unbearable vel
we feel so grateful to live among such
good people Again thanking every
one, we are gratefully
Mr.. and MRS. 6 c PRINCE
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1913-10-29
Prize Winning
Original Story
Young Lady Writer Gets Well.
Merited DisticntiOn
BY A SCHOOL GIRL

Miss Lucille Locke won The prize Of
lered bv the Lawrence County Fair for
the best original story. We print il be-
low ia full
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-01

0pfern bes Mofacres befinbers Tia
DieIe 5rauen unb sttnber. Dubenoe
BON lpobtbdbenDen 9iiraern fDurbeu
pon Den Snfurgenten Dor i6rer Grs
moroung in barbdriffer DefIe aefole
teri, INN tie gu 3pingeR, i6re Wert5s
laden dus3ulieiern.
@roBe 8ennritbtgunq perurfudt
hter bds 9eriiht, bdb Der General syes
liz 8ta3 uHo Der &rieQsriniftst
Dlonoragon ein neues Gonrplott sum
Stur3e bes pro0tiorif6en grGftbenten
9uertd geiamiebet buben. Dtu3 uno
Utonoroqon befinben 1icb qegenlpdrtig
IN Bera gru5 uno ss beiBt, paB tie
bort 8orbereItungen au eineur qrpber
neuen 4ufitano i'm SiiDeH treffen.
Ter Suiti3miaiiter Repes ipII ange6z
It6 auf ibrer Settle fte6en.
W& orb gounerueur Mrs
reito mmen.
8em friibererr biefioen Gounernsur
enrique 3epebd, Elm 9ertpunoter oes
Brdtoenten 6uertd, tpirb norduSTihts
Ii6 pegen Der BON i6m Derii6ten 8luts
that teir 6adr eetriiunt tperben. Der
SrA8ouDerneur poIlte, ME bamalg oea
u1eIoet, i'm Madr3 bs. 8. I'm Sdufers
tpdbnitnn ale politiI6eN @,efqnqenen
eri6ieBen ldiien unD lieB ben Uldior
8abriel 5ernanbe3 tbotTG6tidh fiiItIis
ren. yun itno ale 3eugsR 1eines 8ers
6redRns berIHtntnoen uno Der Ri6z
ter, Der bic llnterfuhung ge9en ibn
tlhrte, tit al3 9puDerneur na6 glies
csrs&alifornien qei6itt poroen. lin
ter oteIen llmItdnben tpiro fi6 Tein
pro3eB gu einer garce geitalten, penu
er uberboupt pro3eiiirt iDiro.
8uapmas in BEN 6Gnoen
Der st ouitituttonuItFen.
Douglas 2lrt3onu, 80. oylrni.-
&ur3 nah Wltttag trdT bier bic gaHa
ri6t brett pon 8udguas ejn, bdB bic
500 Ulann Regterungstruppn, bic
ii9 nod on Der 5dfenfront nertbeiz
otgt batten, Iib ben 3onItitutionqliften
ergebsn babeu. Der Same BEG Gjeuea
rails Sieba beTinbet iia niat unter
oenienigen Der geFanoeneu. Ntan
| aldubt, cuB Der General ficb in oie
gerge ben 9acatete gsflit6tet bat.
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Jn(an0 Ie(egrap6

Ga ttenm0rber osrurt1eift.
Wterito, Mp., 80. Suui. sSobn
RthpIion, pom 8dnbalia, Mlu., be-
tannte ii6 bier am Utontaq I'M geridyt
ihuIoig, ieine Gruu 9ertie TihoIion
uno tbren reun Sabre alteu 4bopttpz
iobn, Soruce, ermorbst gu bubeu, inz
Dem er, rpdbrenb Iie ftliefen, Yetros
leum unb 9aIoIiu iiber tie Taiittete
unp oann oas 8ett3eug in gruno ftedz
te. Niholipu tpurbe gu lebensldngIiz
der 3u6tbdusftrafe perurtbeiIt unb
nod am abenb, genuu 5ebu Stunoen
nahoem Der Utoro begaugeu, in h4s
3uhtbaus gsbraht.
RiholIpu, Der in ieine &opptibtohs
to6ter Befie perliebt mar ,tpolte feline
Frau 10 siDeroen uno nebeubei Die
$1,000, fir gpeihe Summe 9ie pers
Iibert mar, erbeben. Ruhbarn fatten
ausqeIagt, baB es' 3piIteu bsH gbez
leuten tpegeu Der Qufmertiumfeit, bic
gtholfou ieiner Stieftphter erpies,
bdufig gu beftigen Strsttigtsitsn ges
fommeu fei.
8erbreheri T DE Opera
tipn.
Salisburp, Utb., 80. eSuni. ---
Sarolo Smith, General s8erpalter Der
5ome Gjas Co., purbe auf Die gnz
tloge perbaftet, burd cine perbretes
ride 9peration BEN Soo Der 24idhs
riaen 5Iorence WuinDrigbt perfhuloet
su babeH, bic bel Der Routpdenie dls
guhbaIteriu augeiteut mar. Die Seis
DE puroe am Srettag abeno, 20.
SUM. in bem Bureau Der 8osz9oms
pdgnie eefunoen uno 4er8te iteuten
feft, boB Der Spo ourd etne tpsnige
Stunoen porhsr srfoIgte nerbrederif3e
Operation perurIdht uOrben mar.
Smith lit ungefGbr 40 Sabre ali. pers
beiratbet uno itano in 9eitdftstret,
len in bohem @niebeu.
grcenbrat oerurtbeiIt.
Sos QngeIes, Sal, 30. SUM.
Sobn Grcenbrot, Der Zimmerman,
Der Dem 8unbesIenator Wprts $1,000
bafiir offerirt bate, oab er ibm ois
BoItmeiiteritelle pom 2ps 4ngeles pers
ihuffe, tpuroe am Mpntaa su $3.50
GeIoftrofs unb Su iipst mtonaten @es
fdnantb perurthstlt. Rtchter Wells
born bate ben Wonu 8uerIt an bier
Wonaten 6efdngniB perurtheiIt. 2lIs
ober oarduf5iu Trou grceubrad unb
ihre 9ohter in Ghnmddt fisleR, lieb
Der Aihter stpei Wtonate fallen.
guRbes 9urnfef.
3enper, gol., 30. Surt. gah
geeubigung ees qrogramms bdben
nehrers hunbert Turner iih duf 0ers
1niigungsreiisn beqeben. \ Cine Qdrtie
beadb fi6 nah 8oIoen. pon tpp fte cine
5ubtour nadb Morrtfon unternubm.
Sine dnoere GeTsufhoft heedb flh duf
etnen Wlnrit BON G'oloen bur@ CLEAR
Greet Cannon uah Sort Greet uHn
eine brittle 9eieLihoft perbronte ben
Tag IN Corona, nuf Der Gpise Der
l,oaiiRsutaIeR NrIsriGr5s-
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aus6em Deutfden Reid.

(, Nus BEN 9eutf1en Rei6.
Berlin, 80. Suni. Ter R.i6siaa
beipiliigte am Wlontag bic gonss bon
Der Rssierung perlonste 6eersspers
i:drtune. eini6liebIiA Der ieds nsuen
anpolIeries sRsgimsnisr.. Der Rsi6ss
ian;ler pnn gethmdnns 6olInea ers
fdufte absr. oisiss 3useitdnhnib isis
teHs oss Reidetngs burh bic isiners
1eiis erfplgte 4nndbme oes 9erlans
gems nnh elmer Reformiruna nes Wis
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Die betrefs
fenoe Reiolution mar, ME bsreits ges
msIost. am Somitag nah iebr twftiy
een Angriffe auf bic unetbiibr!ids
Etrenge bee NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ron ben So3ialiiten singsreidA pors
em. neil in Grfurt fiinf ReierpiIttn
sn il flint Jahren gefdneniB perurs
tbeilt ipprben poren, elm anoerer sa
tinem Jabr uno Elm iisbenter Az fies
Zen ROnnten GefdngniB. neil fie nu6
Der idbrliten Notwithstanding
IN siHem Miribsbausftreit sin poar
qoli5iiten bsrumeeiioben botten.
gur be Sosiaiiiteu. bic polsn unS
bic Giidfsr itimmtsn in LETTER aeiung
gegen bic Wilitdrporlnge, bArh nelfe
bas ftebnbe 6eer Gsutf6lonbs um
ungtfGhr 1000 Sffisiere. 1900 I'm
feroffi5iere unb III, 900 gemsins psrs
mebrt unb bic @efammtitGrts auf unz
gefdbr $4,000 Wpann gebraht piro.
Gte Der Rsihstag fid biz gum 20.
Hopember ptrtugtt, tuurbe nudb no9
Der parogrdpb Der Dedungsrorlage
ungnommen, bemgen1b bic 9ermos
GEN Der beuifhen gunbtsfiiriten sur
geftenerung fercnsescssn iDerbsn
iolIeu.
als bic Rtgierunq suerit ansiins
higis, onb bic Bunbesfiiriten WiIlens
itien, auf ibr Reht bes Stensrfrsibsit
ar persidteH unb ibren 5kil su BEN
Webrhiirog beiSuittuern, bob iis aus
hriidli6 berpor, oab bies cine freiipils
iigs 6onbiung Der ssiiriien fsi. Rahs
ter srlieb iie ein illtimatum, babins
lautenb. bcB Elm Gefeb. bas nisfen
punst beden iuiiroe. GIs untpnitiius
iionsa suriidgspiefen freroen ipiirb<.
Der Reihstag nIohis abr nennph bic
@siieuerung ntr Jiiriien oblisotoriif.
Dtesn be burh bic Mtbrporldge
noibpenpis eeiporosntn neusn Steuers
lofteg annht iit eiu GiHrm. bon prps
ieiien geltrnb. 9isis fcmnsn houpts
!df4ih aus benz Eager Der asrarier
nnb riften fih in eriter ainie segsn
bic nit 6ilfs Der SosidIoemosratsn
nurngtbriidte Rei1s germ0gens5us
srohsiteutr. Don bsn befrpfienen
streiisn fpirb isboh audi seesn onbers
Der beInloHensn neuen S.euern Gins
fpruf, erbob<n, unb bic Rssisrnna
Ioll NIT prossits pstiiiOnen bombarbiri
irerntn.
Die tonitrpdtipen gl1tier finb ous
her Iih bnriiber, bab bos Ts6ungss
aomprcmib NIT Ollie Der Gosinfs
bemotraten sn Eionoe sebroht ptrben
tonnte. unb bis Rehie gum trFisn
Wsal be Qontroiis iiber bic syinnnss
G,<Isbeebuna Cerlpren bat.
Die Grtausr Der 3sppelinIuftIfiFf<
h1bsn cine Reik BON 0sriufxn nit
er0Beren euftfabrsugtn Dor. In Der
6offnung. sins 81 bauen. beien Grs
toIs tintn g)sriu1 3ur lIsberqatrung
res MtIontfidsn G5tnna TN Sabre
1915 redtfertigen ipiirbs. 6itrsu
iuiirbe sin 2uftfhiH bon b0pplttr
0r1M Der issssen ncihnenbis isin.
tns pier ftatt hr ietioen ouei Mlas
f&fuxn kotfn uiiyhR. W1un txrnne
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WetterberiAt.

Jlr Gbio: @elpiiisrreaen unb
tiibler am Tisnftno obsr in Der Tisns
iiaa Rnht; am Wittfpoh fb0nss Wet=
lsr. Siiolifs, bann Derdnberiiht
WiHbe.
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Gran a6dsrib, ole Der ermorbuns
ihrss G,eliebisH anssilasi mar,
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Radbem iie Die RsfOrmiruns bss mi,
MISREPRESENTATION Uerfpro6sn.
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Goroern sur Beidmpfans bss ameri.
iaHtiden 1abattruIts dui.
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Sn aOtibus sum 1Obs psrurfbsilt.
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lie gsb0rnen eelangsg baourh in otu
9efiB fpihiiser geheimHiHe.
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5m Sabre 1915 iOa pOm5sIih bod
ein zeppelin iiber ben atlansiifxn
i S5enn fliseen.
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Gin nsuer Ba(kaakrieg enl.
6raant.
--->sse~---<
Die Snlgarem baben ann
NNDntaa aJaDrgen
~I>--
Die Serbtn nno Grieben ani
ibrer saaSen 5rOat anse.
griifen.


1lnb einige pi6tige ftrategiIde 9ofiz
tionen eingenemmen.
30
9is,gulsaren tn Sdionfti BON ben
grisden CUR aupituIatiOH
ge3ipungen.
---~gs>-
Runtdnien riifet ssgsn gulgdrier.
Ghadb gdihn. BON BEN es bieB. DaB
er ernDrbert iporoeu rel,
~<s~-
Mirbsam 9itnitag tn Rom artomnen.
-
groBs -5eHsrsbrunft in aoaftanz
tiucpel.
~ss>---
Die @ebeimI6rift nss Spions Gbsrft
Rebl enoli4 bsbiffrirt.
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Die bsasith.n SanbsIslamnt,rn
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MusIan0.S Selegrapb
Der oeuG6e Aeidjsfas
6at iidl bis gum 90. Nosember
uertasf,
pa@bem &C borber bic SeersSuors
iase ipie 1edaHsspnrlase ans
geHrinmen.

Die Regieruns bat ale ibre iSorberun'
gen NIT g<3ug auf Sis 9wpspers
isdrtuns burds,iebt,
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MirO4am 9itnftas in pom antOmreu.
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Nus Megito.

Std bt Wertto, 30. SUM. =
Spebeh iinb Ruhrihten iber Elm
ihrsdfihes glutbab bierhsr selangt.
nas pou ben Rebeusn in Durango,
SauptItabt oes gIeihnamieen Stans
tes. anaerihtet iporoen 1T. Die udnse
&iaBune Der StaDt uno pieIe gipis
liitsn purnen BON ben lufitdHoi1en
mad Der aapituIuiion in srduenbaftsr
WeIie uisoergsmepxIt- Inter cen
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Gin 5dl pon pbdnomenalsm Rim
berisesn fptrb aus 8opern gtmtloet.
SIN glpril .. J. fDurbe etn fpoblha6ens
Der fydbritout in Ghontbdl In Der
Sberpfals non fsinsr Gdt.in NIT 0isrs
ltngen teihentt uno aeiterr tpurbe bic
syruu BON brsi stndbIsin sntbuRoen.
Die innerbclb pca pisrsebn WoRaitri
esbDrsnen atnfer iinb fdmutIib an
aeben.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-31
Newark Academy Seconds
Beaten by Central Scrubs

For the first time in the history of
the High street institution. Central
High School second football team reg
istered a win over Newark Academy
scrub eleven yesterday afternoon ut
Academy Field The score was ID to
6. Were il not for the substitution
of Berg, who has been the sensation
of the Farrandites' first team, and
whose 9S-yard run in the St Paul
game will long be remembered by the
Red and Back coherts. the Central
ties might have gotten through the
coutesl with an uncrossed goal line.
In the final quarter Berg ran the
leather for over 40 yards toward Cen
trails goal but was overtaken from
behind by Som. who is one of the
Long Island Athletic Club sprinters.
1t was on the next play that Conklin
garnered the six points. Safer aud
Gardner scored the Central allies.
In the first and second quarters the
High street lads pushed the bail into
academy territory, from which posi-
ton scoring was an easy matter.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-31
BIG CHANCE FOR
JIMMY M'VE|GH
Local Scrapper Will Clash With
Bubbles" Robinson on
Coast Tonight.
TO BOX TWENTY ROUNDS

Jimmy McVeigh, OF this city. will be
given the first big opportunity of his
ring career tonight in San Francisco,
when he will meet Bubbles Robinson
in twenty-round contest before
Jimmy Coffroth's club. McVeigh is In
perfect physical trim, according to his
manager, Hughey Garland, who is in
this city. and hopes to record VIC
tory. McVeigh is now a lightweight
and will weigh in at 1873 poun Is.
Robinson is u veteran of the game
compared with McVeigh.- He APP
peared in the East some two or three
years ago, and met and defeated some
of the best in his class. He is at
present the sparring partner of Bud
Anderson, who recently knocked out
Knockout Brown, of New York.
A victory for McVeigh over Robin
son will probably earn for him a
match with Anderson, as well as sew
eral other of the greater iightweights
in the country.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-31
rritchard Turn. Down oner.

Efforts are still being made to get
Eastern athletes to accompany the
All-American athletic team that will
leave the Pacific coast for an extend
ed trip throughout the Ant'podes. Ed
ward Pritchard, the worlds record
holding hurdler, OF the Irish-Ameri-
can Athletic Club, refused yesterday
the opportunity of going with the
team. Pritchard was the second local
athlete to be asked to make the trip.
Eal Holland. another Newark lad,
who is the holder of the Military Attn
letic League indoor record for the
100-yard dash. which distance he ne
gotiated in the time of 10 seconds
being the other
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-31

The proposed sale of the Newark
Club to Newark business men, as pre-
dicted in this column. is not going to
happen. We have 1t ON the very
best authority that this is so. A
meeting of the local men who have
been displaying an interest In the
purchase of the franchise will be held
this afternoon at the office of Phil
Kr!mke. on Academy street, and
not at the Kruger Audito-
rum tonight. as previously an
nounced. The hour set is 3 o'clock.
and all those who attended the first
meeting TO talk over the matter have
been invited. The situation, just as
1t stands, will be presented to the per-
sons interested, and they will be al
lowed to decide for themselves. As
far as Tom Blaney, Phil Krimke and
Moe Reichman are concerned, how
ever, we have it that these three men,
who have carried on all the negotia
TORS with the present owners, will not
be in on the purchase end of the club.
The top price of these three is said
to have been placed at $4,000. They
wouldn't think of giving a cent more,
1t is declared by one who knows
whereof he speaks. As Messrs. Eb-
bets. the Mcteevers, Medicus and
Solomon have valued their holdings
at s125,0o0, any prospects of the par
ties getting together seem out of the
question. This is the latest news on
Will recall, no doubt, how conserva-
lively the Evening Star has treated
the affair all along, and how. while
we didn't say that the club would not
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-31

30 cents and your three-dollar gold
piece at $3.50. The rest of your coins
are not premiumed.
]. p. N:
Please give me some addresses of
moving-p'cture firms which buy suit
able plays. l. j. NJ.
the Moving Picture Magazine.
]. P. N:
What is the premium on a half
dollar dated 1861, also dimes of 1892
and 1893? c. c. s.
No premium on your coins.
]. P. N:
What is the premium on a dime
dated 1855? GEORGE.
No premium. my lad.
j. P. ":
Do racing motor boats have more
than eight cylinders? How many
cylinders has the fastest motor boat?
J. B.
Yes, some racing boats have as
many as thirty-four cylinders. The
Maple Leaf ", which won the
English cup this year, has twenty
AOui 1S
g
j. P. N:
VIII there be a bicycle meet at the
Velodrome the latter part of Novem-
Der? What is the general admission
to the bicycle races in Madison
Square Garden. New York, prior to
the six-day race?
JOHN GILROY. :,
If the weather is favorable there
will be meet at the Velodrome
when the foreign riders arrive before
the sik-day race. Fifty cents
j. p. N:
BY going to the New York City
Hall for my marriage license, can l
get married on the same day?
Easily that, Joe. if the bride con-
sents.
j. P. NJ:
What is the price of a license for a
goat? Where can secure. same
What do you think of my style in
writing letter? w. r.
Whose have you? Apply to the
Board of Health office. Your style is
fair.
:
If dyer spoils a dress and it can't
be used, Who has to stand for the
loss. the owner of the shop or the
man who dyed the dress?
The owner.
j. P. N:
Is it necessary for an Englishman,
coming to America by way of Canada,
to have passport? HILLSIDE.
No.
JPN:
What is the premium on gold %
cent piece of 1861? l think it is a
California coin. A. ]. G.
No premium.
j. P. N:
In last nights Star, in answer to
the inquiry of J. r., you said that
the second busiest corner in the
United States was Broad and Market
streets. Newark. Will you kindly let
me know what is the busiest corner
in the world? L. C. L.
Forty second street and Broadway,
New York city, is said to be the
busiest.
r. S. Eve thank you very kindly
for your interesting information.
Il
INQUISITIVE.-You are little too
much so.
C
IVANHOE.--Writ to the director
of the Payton Stock Company. Don't
mention it.
G
Q. Apply at the Naturalization
Bureau, in the Court House, for all
your information.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-31

The first of the schoolboy cross
country events of the year, the East
ern scholastic cross-country cnam-
pionships, will be raced under the
auspices Of the Princeton University
Athletic Association at Princeton to-
morrow Both Barringer and Cen
trial High School barriers are en-
tered in the big event, and although
the teams are not evenly matched, the
rivalry is sure to be keen between the
Barringerites and the High Street
lads. Coach Anderson's charges are
admitted to be contenders for the
huge cup that is to be awarded the
winning team. The septet that sports
the Columbia Blue and White is one
OF the speediest ever Witnessed in
action hereabouts. Charles Boughton,
the leader of the Andersonites. is
figured to win the cruel for the in
diyidual honors, according to some OF
the Central enthusiasts. Up to date
the Anderson speeder has romped
home in both the East Orange and
Dewitt Clinton dual meets. On nei-
Their occasion was he forced to extend
himself Dick Jones, who finished
third last year at Princeton, Is eS-
pected 10 better the performance of
last season. and the race. if Jones
has been training faithfully. should
be u hummer. Captain Winfield An
gus, Il steady and consistent runner,
will also make q bid for individual
honors. Greene. Lewis, Cohn and
Cullen comprise the remainder of the
squad. Barriuger's hill and dale
squad is far inferior to that of the
Wiener school. but Captain Buckley.
Sehaeffer, Bozza, Granger, Terhune
and Drabble are all pluggers, who
will fight to the finish. The Blue
shirters" have been training hard TO
the end of getting in on the team
prizes.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-31
rutherford Reiterates Claim.

Rutherford High School, the cham
pion of the Northern New Jersey In
terscholastic League is in earnest in
reference to it's claim to the State
championship. TT. Lucey, the man
Bger Of the Rutherford interests, sets
forth that he has been unable to book
Barringer, East Orange, Montclair
High School or Academy for games
This season. Railway Figh School
would make an ideal contender for
Rutherford The Rutherford eleven
has November -, p and % open.
Lucey evidently missed chance to
get at East Orange High School. All
weel; long Swift Barnes has been
looking for q team to fill the date
made vacant by the cancellation Of
Commercial High School, OF Brook
fyn
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-31

South Side High School win jour
ney to Ossining tomorrow and CRAP
pie with Mount Pleasant Military
Academy, the team that walloped
East Side on Wednesday by q score
OF 20 to s. Because OF the Down Neck
schools disaster at the hands of the
Hudson river boys the Clinton Hill
ers are more than DESTROYS for vic
tory. Coach Machery had the squad
hard at work yesterday at Weequahic
Park. He tried out several new can
didates at the quarterback position
made vacant by the withdrawal of
Bernstein. the regular varsity gem
eral. Huntington, the former Bar
ringer High School basketball player,
IS the choice. but it is said that his
felix's refuse to allow him to partici-