Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-14


win by . Knockout, and that he 10
capable of doing.
O.
Packey Mcfarland has hopes OF
going through a string of four OF
the greatest fighters in the world
barring himself-and then handing
down his retirement papers. II we
take PaclSey at his word, he Is anx-
ous, after he meets Tommy Muir
ply at Madison Square Garden FRI
day night. to fight While Richie,
Freddy Welsh and Mike Gibbons.
This Is considerable of an undertake
ing for Packey, but he may be clever
enough to get away with 1t. The
last time I saw Mcfarland fight, Jack
Britton was his opponent. Packey
won-won on cleverness-but he put
up the worst fight in his career. His
head was clear and his hands were
clever. but he tired badly near the
end Of the ten rounds and he never
at any stage OF the bout showed much
strength. He has taken a long rest,
however, and he may come out fresh
and strong. His bout with Murphy
will give us some kind of a line on
him, but If he meets Richie we will
then learn for sure just how good
the once great Packey is.
c.
J. p. NJ:
Did Carpenter, the French boxer,
ever box in this country?
No. Georges never performed over
here.
], P. NJ:
Kindly inform me If there has been
any change in the rabbit and game
laws opening this season.
The season opens November 10 and
closes December Is.
O.
]. P. NJ:
Is there anyone In Newark who will
give singing lessons for fifty cents per
lesson. K. 10.
Consult the advertising columns of
the Star. You want the lessons for a
song" SO to speak, Ell?
g
What is the premium on a three
cent piece of 1868? w. j.
None here.
J. p. N:
Is there any premium on q Ave-
dollar bill. printed only on one side
with the pictures of Taylor and Sum-
ter on each end, from the Commercial
Bank of South Carolina, date either
1898, 1853 or 1868? BILLIKEN.
Send it to the Treasury at WASH
Ington.
What rolley route could take to the
Orange Mountains where one could
go chestnutting? WINTERS.
The Orange car would take you
there. Why not board a Bloomfield
car to Caldwell or you could trans
FER on O crosstown car lin Bloomfield
Centre and go out toward Brookdale.
]. Pm:
Why does the Central High School
have such long hours and give but a
half-hour for lunch to their pupils?
JACK.
The pupils at Central High School
have long hours and less home work
as the additional time Is put to study.
In other high schools the hours are
but considerably more home
work Is given.
c.
J. P. NJ:
When will the International polo
team appear at Proctor's? r. E. H.
The team has not been booked as
yet.
]. P. N:
Where can I apply for a position in
the surveying parties of the Pennsyl-
vania, Lehigh Valley or Lackawanna
STUDENT.
Pennsylvania, to superintendent
office, Jersey City. Lehigh Valley, E.
B. Ashby, chief engineer. 143 Liberty
street, New York Lackawanna, G.
W. Hand, division engineer, Hoboken.
]. P. N:
Give me a route to Boynton Beach.
What is the distance by bicycle.
]. D.
From Newark to Elizabeth, via st.
Georges avenue, to Railway; from
Railway to Demarest, via Georges
road to woodbridge. After reaching
Woodbridge turn to left on Carwell
avenue to Port Reading, to Sewaren,
to Boynton Beach. The distance is
eighteen miles.
]. p. N:
Can young man of 10 marry
girl Of Is with his parents consent?
G.. AND A.
Absolutely yes. + he has hers
]. B. C.-First assure yourself that
the story is not idle malicious talk
and thus avoid what might be
great deal of unnecessary worry and
expense. II after careful considera-
ton you are convinced of the re-
liability of the reports ask the per-
son involved IL 1t Is true. This is
about the wisest course. A detective
agency usually handles these matters.
O.
NJ. D.-Firms manufacturing these
tickets advertise as a rule In the
theatrical journals.
CONSTANT READER-A loses his
deal.
W. A. M.-If the best was made
as you say, barring ACCIDENTS" it is
Off
G
G. NJ. L.AYou do not need papers.
You must pay poll tax IL you desire
to vote.
G
J. G. M.-Cannot give you infor-
nation or publish song in this col
umn. Your writing is fair. Take
more time.
O.
BILL MILLER-Bet is off, Bill.