Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-23

Pennsylvania Railroad or the Jersey
Central run an excursion to Atlantic
| City soon? ]. f. c.
Try Underwood & Underwood. New
York city. Eddie Collins was the all
around star of the series, in my opin-
ion, and in the opinions of good
many others. These excursions are
run only in the summer time.
g
j. P. M:
| Had play-off or a seventh game
| been necessary In the worlds series
| where would 1t have been played?
| MAC.
Representatives of the rival clubs
would have tossed up to decide which
city should get the game. Don't you
remember how 1t happened last sea-
son between Boston and New York?
Boston won the toss and the deciding
game, was played at the Hub.
]. P. N:
| Is 1t necessary to be a member of
the First Presbyterian Church In or
der to lunch there at noon, and, also,
the price requested?
No. The prices vary, as service is
a la CARTE
]. M:
VIII you kindly state Though your
| column whether there is anything un-
sportsmanlike in a tennis player play
ing so-called 'eut game; that is,
hitting the ball so as TO make 1t spin
and bounce crookedly whenever pos
sible? Are such strokes prohibited or,
tabooed in championship matches?
e. r. S.
i There is nothing at all unsports-
manlike in this. That's the game. 1t
is the same as a pitcher putting
curve on a baseball, or a football
player getting a twist in a kick. In
deed 1t is the essence of skill, this get
ting stuff" on the ball. Maurice Nc
Laughlin's great victories were large
ly due to his wonderful ability to "cut
the ball."
J. p. N:
Which gets more exercise, base
ball player, football player or a
fighter? H. II.
We would say the fighter gets the
most exercise. In the first place,
from the time he starts training until
he leaves the ring after a bout he
exercises nearly all the muscles of his
body. His brain must be clear, his
chest and arms developed to a high
degree and his lower limbs must be
sufficiently agile to enable him to
"sidestep" his opponent, So that In
training fop a fight he develops all
Of these muscles and more The foot
ball player comes next and the ball
tosser last of the three you mention.
c.
]. P. NJ:
What is the premium on a penny
dated 1851? H. B.
Nh Yrapoiuro
]. Pm:
Where is the Benjamin Air Rife
Company located? I think it is some
where near Boston. r. G. r.
The BENJAMIN Air Rife Company is
located at Gil North Broadway. st.
Louis. Mo.
JPN:
What was the score of the last ex-
hibitlon game between the Giants and
the Philadelphia Nationals? A.
The Giants won, Al.
J. p. NJ:
VIII there be any excursions to
Niagara Falls, and also the fare?
A. r.
We know of no excursions that will
be run to the falls this winter. The
regular fare, round trip, is s1s.
c.
j. P. N:
In reference to Horto's query:
What about the dandellon? Ask any
chap with lawn. ARTIST.
Well that's the State plague, not
the official flower.
j. P. N:
Kindly inform me whether or not
1t is against the law for young lady
| ing apparel on Halloween night?
ing apparel on Halloween night?
H. B.
No, it is not If the Young ladies
conduct themselves with discretion
they are permitted to wear mems
clothing on that one night. Other
times 1t is against the law. Now be
careful Hortense.
]. P. NJ:
Kindly decide the following: A
young lady living in New York and
man in Newark, both of age, wish
to marry on the quiet. Can they get
q marriage license at the City Hall
without a witness? Can they have
same the day they call? If not how
long must they wait? HARRY w.
No. Twenty-four hours. Aw, tell
tneln ABOUT II, marry.
@
]. p. N:
What is the premium on a cent
| dated 1897? ARTHUR G.
No premium.
@
]. P. N:
What is the premium on half
| dollar dated 1858 and a cent of 1858?
JOHN s.
/ If there are no arrows at date or
rays on eagle your half-dollar is
valued at from s25 to 500. No pre-
MUM on your penny.
G
FRED Where is one at Boston.
| Write to the Boston navy yard for
particulars, Boston, Mass.