Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-19

other ship has been ordered to take
the post, but just when this will hap.
pen and how soon the Minnesota VIII
return is not known by the officials
themselves.
J. P. N:
Name the riders whose pictures ap-
peared in last Saturdays Evening
Star. l claim that the third one from
| the left, in the top row, is Fogler, and
my friend claims it is Root Whien
team, in your opinion, will win the
| siX-day race? favor Gou1let ana
Hill. AN ARDENT BIKE FAN.
The Evening Star published pictures
last Saturday of all the riders In the
| Newark six-day race. They were:
Goullet, Hill, Verri, Fogler Moran,
Drobaoh, Lawson, Root, Spears, Cory,
ColoInbato, Provost, Linart, Dupuy,
| Cameron. Kaiser Walker, Wohlrab,
| Kopsky, Krebs, Cavanagh, Walthour.
Carman and Piercey. Fogler's picture
was the second from the end, reading
from left to right, while the third man
was Floyd Krebs. Root was fourth
from the end, reading from left TO
right in the bottom row. 1t looks as
if Goullet and Hill will win
g
]. P. N:
What is the age of Joe FogIer?
Did Jackie Clark ever team with Joe
Fogler in a siX-day race? Who is the
champion Splinter at present? Who
won the Newark six-day race in 1910?
S. r.
On st. Patrick's Day, 1915. Joe will
be just thirty years of age. Yes, Fog
Ter and Clark teamed In a six-day
race and they won it. 1t was in Mad
ison Square Garden in 1911. Frank
Kramer Is the champion Splinter and
he and Willie Fem won the Newark
six-day race in 1910.
J. P. N:
When did the Million Dollar Mys- |
terry first appear in the Evening |
Star? Where can / obtain a copy of |
same? II not asking too much l |
would like to have you name four |
things to remember In writing the |
suggested solution of the mystery.
T. g.
The first installment appeared in |
can obtain a copy at the BUSH
ness Office Of the Evening Star. |
Here are the four things to remem- |
Der: Flrst-What became of Mil |
lionaire Hargreave? Second-Whom |
does his daughter marry? Third
What becomes of the million dollars. |
Fourth-What becomes of Countess |
Olga?
Pm:
Did Floyd Krebs and his brother |
ever ride in a six-day race on diff |
ferent teams? J. X.
Frank Krebs, of Brooklyn, who is |
no relation to Floyd, rode in two |
races in which the Newark rider was
q starter.
Was there ever team that lost a |
lap in a six-day bicycle race and then |
regained it? W. S.
Walter Rutt and Jackie Clark did |
the trick in New York several years |
ago, and in the New York race of |
1918 Bobby Walthour and Elmer Col
Inns accomplished the more or less |
rare feat, Walthour and Collins got |
their lap more by stealth than SUI
perior riding, but Rutt and Clark |
We're forced to ride the other teams
into submission by q series of sprints |
that lasted for five hours. After get |
ting up even with the field Rutt and |
Clark gained another lap with COM
parattve ease.
J. P. NJ:
What would be a good route to use
for hike from Newark to San Fran
cisco? w. r.. w.
1t would take up too much space |
to furnish in detail the information |
you want. If you will come to this |
office you can see the road maps for /
the route.
]. P. N:
What is the taxi rate for two adults
and one child from the Lachawanna
street, to the Grand Central sta
ton? J.
1t should have been about s1.60,
according to expert estimates.
@
j. p. N:
Is there a premium on a half-dollar
dated 1886 and on a Scent piece dated |
1856? MRS. L. r.
No premium is listed on your half |
dollar, but IL your Scent piece Is
silver and has q star on one side 1t |
is valued at cents.
j. P. N:
Is there a premium on quarters |
dated 1853 and 1856 and on pennies |
dated 1858, 1857, 1861 and 1863?
M v. P.
If your quarter has no arrows or |
rays 1t Is worth 49, Your penny !
dated 1857 has a premium value of |
from 10 to 20 cents, according to it's |
condition. No premiums are listed on |
your other coins.
o.
J.P. N:
What papers are published in Will
mington, Del? READER.
The names Of the daily papers are
the Every Evening, the Evening |
Journal and the Morning News. The |
Sunday Morning Star is the only Sun
day paper. The LokaI- Onzeiger und |
Freie Presse is a German paper pub
lished on Saturday.
]. P. NJ:
What is the best route to follow |
between New York city and Phila-
delphia? ]. c. L.
The New Jersey Auto and Motor !
Club, % Washington place, will sup
ply you with detailed information |
concerning the route.
O.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT the New Jersey |
Legal Aid Society, Is Central ave. |
nue., for your information. Legal |
questions are not answered in these
columns.