Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-12

his own prediction will come true,
that he will still be our champion
for six more years. Goullet Is
great rider but he must be content
! as a pupil for while longer.
I was glad to see Grenda around
again and sorry Egg lost the race to
Mcnamara I think Egg the best
man. and feel he lost the race be-
cause of poor pace. | hope that
Kramer Moretti and Cavanagh will
be PAGERS for Egg Sunday. Was
pleased to hear that Kramer paid up
his fine, but 1t did not take with the
grand stand at all, as everyone
around where I sat said it was like
taking money out of Kramer's pocket.
"Goullie' was certainly beaten man
at the time. Sorry to read that Wal
ter Rutt has gone to the front.
hope he will be saved He is good
sport and man to be proud of.
A FANNESS.
A Mcnamara admirer takes me to
task Let's hear what he has to say:
j. P. NJ:
| noticed in the Evening Star that
you say Reggie Mcnamara has been
resting since Sunday. I fail to see
where he has been resting. After
the races Sunday evening he went
out to dinner and did not get home
till 11;30 Tuesday night. He was to
a theatre. In regards to the lines on
his face, they are always there. I
know positively that he has not felt
a bit tired since his race. You must
remember that he is just getting
over the effects of a broken collar
bone. 1t looks as if you were sore
because he won the race Sunday.
Egg should have won, because he
had nine pacemalxers and two stars,
including Moretti and Goullet
j. p. NJ:
When and where will the next civil
service examination for tenement
house inspector be held?
A. l.. S.
Write to the State Civil Service
Commission, State House. Trenton,
for your information.
j. P. NJ:
How many States are there in the
Union? M. V.
There are forty-eight States in the
Union.
]. p. N:
Where is the Museum of Natural
History in New York? What is the
best way to get there from Newark?
A. L. r.
The American Museum of Natural
History is located at Columbus ave-
nue. and Seventyseventh street.
Board a Park place tube train and
ride to Grove street, Jersey City.
Then transfer to an uptown train
and ride to Christopher street. Walk
out of tube and take Ninth avenue
elevated and ride to Eighty-first
street station. Walk back to Seven
ty-seventh street. The museum is
open week days and legal holidays,
from a. m. to D. M, and OF
Sundays from to p. m.
J. P. N:
When will the next examination for
railway clerk take place in Newark?
READER.
No definite date has been set.
o
Where is the Women's Reforma-
tory in New Jersey? BOB.
The State Home for Girls is To-
Gated in Trenton, while the State
Reformatory for Women is one and
one-half miles from Clinton, Hunter
don County.
Who is the superintendent of the
New Jersey Reformatory for Boys, at
Railway? J. l. B.
Frank Moore is the superintendent
OF the reformatory at Railway.
C
j. P. N.
How long does 1t take to make the
trip from Newark to Norfolk, Va,
by train, and what Is the fare?
PARKER.
You can go from Newark to Nor
folk in about eleven hours. The fare
is 1915, one way.
J.P.N N:
Is there a school in New York or
Newark that has a night course in
study? DENTIST
There is no night school of dent
istry in Newark or New York.
j. P. N:
Please give me the names of all
the professional bike riders who are
married. B. F.
It would require less space to name
the riders who are not married. How
ever, here are the benedicts OF the
bike game: Rutt, Clark. Bailey, Fog
Ter, Cavanagh, j. Eaton. Lawson,
Thomas, Drobach, Ryan, Walker, M.
Bedell, j. Bedell (twice), F. Hill,
Magin, Anderson, Kopsky. Rupprecht.
Halstead, Krebs, Coburn, Moran, Col
Inns, Walthour Morton, Cameron, Lo-
gan. Root, Mcnamara and last re-
ports state that few more names
Will be added to the list.
O.
Ill. M.-You can purchase the song
at any music store in the city.