The Washington times., 1911-10-28

Tfhes Inquiry Department:
, Did the three yachts Shamrock l. II. and
III. which Sir Thomas Upton built to
race for .he cup. cross the ocean under their
own sail or were they brought over In parts
rules on the subject? Respectfully. ]. 3.
Shamrock I came to this country
under reduced cutter rig, conveyed by
the steam yacht Erin. Permission was
granted b" the New York yacht club to
tow the Shamrock IN foir weather and
shc was under tow most of the way
after she lefc Fa:Tier. Shamrock II was
towed bv the Erin. YOU can find an
article on the Shamrock III In the
Scientific American for April II. 1s0s.. g..
Times Inquiry Department.
Please publish a recipe for grape Juice and
oblge, DAILY READER.
Stem SIX quarts Of grapes and put
them over the fire with one quart OF
water: bring slowly to boil. bottle
and seal. while scalding hot.
Times Inquiry Department:
Will you kindly tell the Of the
~ ' MRS. N. G.
John X. Tener Is the governor Of
Pennsylvania. An official letter begins.
''To his excellency," and ends. Il have
the honor, sir. to remain, your obedient
servant" Address him, Harrisburg, Pa.
Times Inquiry Department.:
Can the parents of young lady sixteen
years old. who is married TO a young man
S be the sone Ms sn sne
man. as the girl gave her age as eighteen
when getting the license. Yours truly,
II you were married when sixteen
years old without the consent of your
parents and against their wishes. they
can have the marriage annulled If they
caro- to do so. If you gave your age
as eighteen, when getting the license,
I should think you were the person re-
sponsible, and not the man. However,
II you are in doubt, and want to know
consult a lawyer.
Times Inquiry Department:
Please advise me as TO the value Of a
bo,cent piece bearing the date Of 1881.
Also where one can dispose of old coins.
SUBSCRIBER.
There Is no premium attached to this
coin II you send stamped, self-ad-
dressed envelope ! will gladly send you
the address of a reliable coin dealer.
Times Inquiry Department:
Would you kindly inform me through the
Inquiry Column, where l could purchase a
book that the President had printed. regard
to be a debate between two schools this
subject and I would like to get some infor-
main, yours truly, A SUBSCRIBER.
Ycu can get the Presidents veto
message on the Arizona Statehood bill
from the Government Printing Office for
O small sum. There is no book on this
subject that l know of, other than this
printed message.
Times Inquiry department.:
Kindly publish in the Inquiry Column II
there Is premium on a large cent dated
1so3. Thanking you in advance, / am. yours
respectfully, S. A. A.
There is no premium on your penny.
Times Inquiry Department:
Please help me in my distress. 1 am a
girl OF sixteen and keep company with a
conductor. We go to the theater sometimes
and we are very happy together. But some
very often / saw him and / want to stop
going with him but II seems impossible
ior i, me % to do So Can you tell me ne, what to
You should net be too jealous of your
friends conversation with other girls,
but you might mention in a 4ice, mod
est way thatryou feel that he Should not
fiirt with others II he is sincere in his
attentions to you. although you are
youhb " De iHNoiNcu III
GUS love affair. The young man has a
right 10 a certain extent, to converse
with other girls and probably does not
mean to hurt your feelings in any way
Times Inquiry Department:
Would you kindly give me some advice 2
] am perfectly devoted to a young man and
] know he is the right one. ! have known
him IN business for about two years, since
then have cared a great deal for him. He
has asked me for my company. but
he SaN Il M aft i've IDg. hint
he loves me by saying that l am very at
tractive? He expects to go away and / am
nearly heartbroken. What shall dO7
Hoping you will advise, | am, A. Il. r.
Under these unfortunate circum-
stances i hardly see that you can do
anything but wait until the young man