Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-28

]. P. NJ:
What are the nearest and best
roads to Waterbury, Conn? We eX.
pect to hike it on our vacation.
j. w.
Mr.. LeMassena, at the New Jer.
sey Auto and Motto Club. will fur
nish you with a complete map OF
roads. etc. The club is located a.
Central avenue and Halsey street
this city. It's some gallop.
G
J. P. NJ:
Kindly inform me if a man who
holds a position in the county under
the civil service can run for county
committeeman at the primaries?
J. B.
A man holding a civil service posi-
ton is prohibited from taking any
active part in politics.
C.
j. P. N:
What train can I get out of the
New York Central terminal, in New
York, which will bring me to Sara
toga in time for the races? Is there
a special race train from New YORK!
T.. II.
There are trains at S:45 a. m. and
9:07 a. M, daily, which will bring
you in Saratoga at 2:10 p. m. and
2:s0 D. M, respectively. There are
no special trains. Put a bet down
for us; old top.
j. P. NJ:
Is "Broncho Billy" of the Essenay
Motion Picture Company. dead?
j. M.
No. G. M. Anderson, or "Broncho
Billy" is still holding 'em up.
G
j. P. N:
When will the examination for as
sistant city sealer be held?
r. r. H.
There is already big list on hand.
which holds good for two years and
no examination is in sight. It's all
sealed un' SO to speak
]. P. N;
To whom should 1 apply for posi-
ton as brakeman on the D., L. and
w. railroad? j. MANN:
Apply to superintendent F. M.
Bennings, Hoboken terminal. Who
started this rush to the fireman class,
Jim Flynn?
]. P. N:
When will the Olympic games be
held in the United States? Why are
they always held in foreign coun-
tries? What are the requirements to
become a private in the army? What
are the duties of a private?
INQUISITIVE.
The place of the Olympic games is
decided on by the Olympic games
committee at their meeting following
the event. The next meeting will be
held after the games in Berlin, in
1916. Thy have not always been held
in foreign countries. st. Louis staged
the games in 1904 The requirements
and duties of a private will be de-
tailed to you at the army recruiting
office.
J.P. N:
Give me the best automobile route
to Wreck Lead, l.. I. E. b.
ABBY at the New Jersey Auto and
Motor Club, Central avenue and Hal
sey street. city, for detailed map.
j. p. NJ:
What is meant by perpetual motion?
READER.
The conceived incessant motion of
a hypothetical (but mechanically I'M
possible) machine perpetually supply
ing its own motive forces >indepen-
IDENTIFY of any action from without.
Got that? That's what Webster says
is the theory; it as yet has never been
actually accomplished. Some of cur
cynical married friends say a
nearest approach to this.
C
What gives more milk than COW
r. A.
Two cows. old top.
JPN:
How old is Northen. the former
Toronto right fielder. now with New
ark? Do you think Billy Zimmerman
will go to the big league this year?
How is my handwriting? ! am a
steady reader of the Evening Star
and will be very glad to see the
answers. 4. =.
Hub" Northen is twenty-five years
old. 1t would be no surprise If big
league club put in draft for Billy
Zimmerman AS to your writing,
your capitals are out of proportion to
the small letters. Practise uniformity
in writing, and next time be more
careful of your spelling and capitali-
zation.
G
]. P. NJ:
How will I proceed to enter the
public drawing of homestead land OF
Montana, to be held OH September %!
REUBEN.
The Central Railroad, in South
Broad street, will gladly supply you
with detailed information on this sub
jeet. This has been answered three
times this week; where have you
been?
]. P. NJ:
Can I take q trip in pennsylvania
on my motorcycle with New Jersey
license without any permission?
Yes. You have our permission this
time, Louie, but don't ask us again.
]. P. N:
Is Howard Freeman, press agent
for the Velodrome, married? He
looks good to me. EDITH.
Yes. Edith; Howard is much mar
ried. Don't be discouraged, though
for there are others.
New York, Aug. 81.
p. N:
1t looks as tnougn tne plhe Idns
consider q twenty-five mile race worth
seeing, judging from the crowd that
turned out Sunday, and l think an
other race of this kind before the close
of the season would not be out OF
order If you are wise you will pick
A. j. Clark to win all of these lone
grinds, as Jackie is bear. Little
Norman Hansen put up fine exhibit
ton of gameness, taking more laps
than any other rider in the race