Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-03

dividing the spoils after all the cele-
| bration, there was not one dollar, or
even a word for Ground keeper Ken
nedy, man that always worked and
rooted so hard for victory. He was
] always out to win and to help in any
| honest way that he could. To make
matters worse, | read in the Star
that he has been discharged. That is
fine encouragement for faithful and
honest work. If the ball players were
treated any way near as bad as that
! it's q wonder Newark did not finish
} iast, instead of winning the pennant.
| hope you will write some more
about that good thoughtful president
of the Newark ball club.
JOHN McGANN.
J. P. N:
Just word about our friend Mr..
Solomon. L read in the Star that he
had laid off our friend, John Ken
nedy. Now, l guess we fans can
stand a lot from Mr.. Solomon; in
fact, we have stood for lot this sea-
son. but when he fires Kennedy |
think it's about time he got wise to
himself and beat it. Perhaps his
honor, Mr.. Solomon, remembers a
most eventfuI Sunday down at the
ball park?
L
| I'm sorry to cause you pain;
But an awful spree there's sure to be
When you come back again.
There's lot of us fans who We're
down to the ball game Sunday, Sep
TENDER 81, and | guess we can remem-
Der how hard Kennedy worked to get
the field in good shape for the game.
Some ground-keepers might have
kicked at the idea of game on a
day like that, but did Kennedy? No,
sir he just went ahead and chased the
players off the field when they sug-
gested that the field was too wet.
That's the kind of man Mr.. Ken
nedy is-just a Woodworking, happy
go-lucky fellow-just the man we
want as a ground keeper. Mr.. Ken
nedy is the friend of every Tiger fan,
and are you fans a friend of Mr.. Ken
nedy Let me thank you, j. P. N, for
your articles on Mr.. Solomon. They
come straight from the shoulder-no
beating about the bush. Keep up the
good work. Wishing you the best OF
success. JUST A NEWARK FAN.
]. P. ":
Please publish this for the sake
of Fan and Fanness. Kramer cannot
say that he never sat next to girl
girl about eleven years of age, down
where the timers are.
PATRICK GOLDSTEIN.
All right, Pat. But why expose
the champion?
j. P. N:
To settle a dispute please tell me
whether the bride and her father
are to enter the church first or If
the bridesmaid and best man are
to precede them? READER.
The bride and her father enter the
church last.
How many legal holidays are there
in the United States? Is Columbus
Day considered legal holiday?
viii it be celebrated on IL Monday
this year? JOSEPH DOYLE.
There are forty-five legal holidays
in the United States, each State
having, besides those generally OBJ
served, its own particular day In
most places, yes.
J. P. NJ.
Who do you write to for a position
as "offiee boy in the Prudential?
ANXIOUS.
Mr.. Stonelake. at the Prudential
building. Ask for an application.
j. p. N.
An accident occurs on the street at
midnight and a doctor lives next door
Can o citizen compel the doctor TO
treat the injured person before calling
an ambulance? READER.
No. But we doubt if any physician
would refuse aid under the circum-
stances.
]. +. N:
| am a young man eighteen years
of age; can speak five languages.
Would be very much obliged if you
would give me advice on which way
can go South or West. as | have
very little money. What is the fare
to Toledo, Ohio? Do you think Toledo
is good? How could work my way
to either place? JOE.
Well, Joe. you're quite accom-
plished, aren't you? What's wrong
with Newark? If you must leave u.s.
though, we would give the West pref
erence over the South in the matter
of opportunities. ticket TO Toledo,
O., will set you back s15.15 If you
have the right stuff in you, you will
find Newark as good" as Toledo or
and fast method we could give you
of working your way anywhere. You
will have to, as the boys say, take a
chance"
j. p. N:
To settle bet. would you let me
know what round Palzer knocked out
Wells at Madison Square Garden and
what round did Smith knock out
Wells at the same place?
JACK JOHNSTON.
Palzer knocked out Wells in three
rounds and Smith took one and one
half rounds to do the trick.
]. p. NJ:
When will the next examination for
a position in the customs house in
New York city be held. mean for
unskilled labor? i. w.
July l. 1914 Long wait Julius