Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-27

at the same time it might be well to
government official to go to a place
of amusement where liquors are not
on sale and persuade one of the en-
ployes to go out to a neighboring
saloon and bring him in pail of beer
and then for the government official
to have the boy arrested. We would
like to know something about this,
Mr.. Duffy. Mr. Million seems to have
a good story" but he is said to be
suffering from "cold feet Perhaps
Collector Duffy might thaw him out
The affair is a big scandal and 1t
should not be allowed to drop, whether
Million has "chilblains" or not.
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Paul j. Derkum, who was the man.
ager of the Stadium Motordrome in
the OUTLAW days, accompanied by
Mrs. Derkum, visited the Evening
Star office this morning. Mr.. and Mrs.
Derkum are on their way to their
home in California after a pleasant
trip to Europe, where Mr.. Derkum
made a name for himself in motorcy-
Gle endurance events. He displays a
number of medals as a result of his
efforts in Europe, and speaks highly
of the way he was treated by the
English people.
G
J. p. N:
To whom should l apply for posi-
ton in the Public Service as an
apprentice in the electrical line?
Apply at the main office of the
concern, Broad and Bank streets.
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j. p. ~:
In what factory near Orange can
take up toolmaking and steel engrav
ing? B. r.
The City Directory will furnish you
with a list of factories in the vicinity
of Orange that may help you.
Up. N:
l have been trying for the last two
weeks to secure a list of German
boarding houses and hotels of Ocean
Grove. l have written to two in
formation bureaus, but have not Sc
cured the desired information. Can
you help me! GERMAN.
Write to H. E. Denegar, director of
publicity, Boardwalk Asbury Park
He will give you the information.
j. r. ":
Can you recommend a good book or
some other method to improve my
weakness in the pronunciation of
words used by writer's and speakers
words that have expressive meaning.
! am able to read and write almost
anything and understand the mean
ing of all words, but cannot pro-
nounce the words correctly. j. D.
The best book we can recommend
is the Dictionary which has the pro-
nunciation of all words
J. p. N:
Please let me know the value of
an 1917 United States one-cent piece.
Also oblige me by letting me know
if any value is placed on old books,
as l have one dated 1714, printed in
London The title of this book is,
1.-The Pleasantness of Religious
Life" by Matthew Henry j. c.
Your coin is of no premium value.
Consult dealer in old and rare books
for your other information
Is there any value attached to
silver dollar dated 1872 BILL.
No premium is listed on your coin.
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j. p. N:
Is there any premium on a half-dol-
lar of 1858? }. j. Nj.
There is no premium on your coin
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]. P. N.
wish to answer lone of the Regu-
lars" who asserted in a recent letter
that | did not like amateur match
races ! do like them, but | do not
like to see amateur match races be-
tween third-raters. | agree with
"Kramer Fanness," who wrote that
she thought Rutt lost many admirers
by his recent argument with Kramer
"One of the Regulars" made another
mistake by saying that I have been
going to the races for only two years.
As a matter of fact, I've been pa
tron of the track for five years.
Yours truly,
A REAL BIKE FANNESS.
&
J. P. N:
Kindly inform me through your
snoring column if Joe Jeanette ever