Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-12

themselves. For instance, take the
missing church editor and reformer.
And there are others. too.
G
This is a very good suggestion and
Manager MacFarland should give it
his attentions
j. P. N:
We think it would be great treat to
see Willie Murray, Harrison's sprint
artist, and Phillie Chanin, Walls
burg's latest aspirant tor the amateur
! championship. come together in a
match race. Can you lend your valu-
able influence and have Manager Mac
] Farland arrange this match. Trust
/ ing to see this in your sport column.
| Yours very truly, p. o. N.
I'll speak to Mac" personally about
the match you suggest, and he is sure
to put it ON. 1t might lack class. but
it would prove a scream.
@
Perhaps you would rather have your
communications in English German.
Well, try this one:
j. P. N:
| come me down py dis "Fele-
| dromes' efery week two times und |
get me sum tings vat you like | should
say. | bin a good spord. und | like
| to see der vest man vim, but ven
see der Star in, dat some peoples say
dot dis Grender he beet Walter Rutts
ON Nensday night, it makes me so
! mad-dunner Vetter-like anydings.
| Walter Rutts bin der chumpin der
world of, und don'd you pellet me,
he was some racer nit a bicillle. Dis
Is X
ven he try to run offer init Alt Gulets,
| get me so mad like notings. und |
chump me up and / holler, "Soke
| him der neck in, Guile" Frunk kra-
mer vas some rider bud don'd you
forget me, dis Walter Rutts vas der
chumpin der world of. und how ISIS it
eny Won can beet der chumpin? You
don'd told yourself. LANSMAN.
j. p. n:
Wishing to show our appreciation
to you for settling all disputes-in
sports and out-which occur at the
club we enclose herewith two tickets
for our trolley ride. which takes place
Friday evening. June Il. 1914. Hoping
to be honored by your presence on
this occasion, we remain, yours in
sport CARLTON CLUB.
p. S.-Cars leave Market and Wash
! ington streets at 7:S0 p, m.
Thank you. very kindly
@
j. P. N
/ have an old Martin Luther Bible
that I wish to dispose of. 1t is dated
1863 and was printed by Johann Helm
rich and Philip Schramm. Where can
I sell the book? F. w. NJ.
II you really want to dispose of the
book, | would advise you to make
tour of the book stores and see what
the dealers would offer. You I'M
doubtedly have a rare book, and you
would lose nothing if you held on
to it.
J. P. N:
read the request in your paper re-
Gently in regard to chapter Of
/ that Chapter 461 of Kappa Sigma Pi
/ meets at the Paramount Baptist
: Church, this city. S. S.
Thank you for your information.
p. N:
Is there a premium on a fifty cent
! piece dated 1854, with arrows on it?
i II. r.
] There is no premium listed on your
! coin.
J. P. n:
/ Where can | address the principal
/ baseball players OF the country? /
am collecting autographs of the play
ers. X. l.. w:
T Write to the player in care of the
] baseball club he is member of. For
/ instance, if you are writing to Ty
-. Il n n nj
lows: Tyrus Cobb, care of Detroit
American League Baseball Club, De-
troit, Mich.
j. P. N:
Is there a premium on one dollar
gold piece dated 1858? c. r.
There is a premium of eighty-five
cents listed on your coin.
8
]. P. N:
Is there any premium on a dollar
bill on which a printing error has
been made? j, Nj. u.
and see whether or not they would
purchase your bill from you.
is. p. N:
Is there a premium on dime dated
1873, on a penny dated 1857 and on
Lincoln penny dated 1909? |. A.
Your penny dated 1851 has a prem
ium vame OF from ten to twenty
cents. There arc no premiums LISTED
on your other coins.
Il
J. r. NJ,
Is there a premium listed on F.;
, silver dollar dated 1904? f. Is.
According to our authority, silver
; dollar dated 1904, with a good pedi-
gree, recently was sold for $4,000.
, would advise you to show the coiT
! to d recognized coin dealer and ash
; his advice about the coin. You may
have a diamond in the rough in YOU
! coin. -....=
]. p. N; 49,,
Can l go from Newark to- Rock
away Beach via the Hudson tub
| line? b. r. b. x CO.
2 To RockaWay Beach from Newark
/ you can only go as far as CORTLAND
3 street, New York, via the Hudson
tube lines. Then walk up to Cham
l bers street and Park Row, where yol
D can board a train that will take yol
' to Rockaway Beach. The train run
: via the new subway loop, underneath
the municipal building, and then goe
oVer the East River to Brooklyn, vii
II the Williamsburg bridge. Ihefe,
also a boat line that runs from New
ark to Rockaway Beach. Consult tn
1 advertising columns for further in
formation concerning the boat trip.
J. p. N:
In motor-paced contest does tn
front wheel of the bicycle come /
contact actually with any part of tn
motorcycle? How can / secure Don