Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-29

and that the outside does not move
any faster. Who is correct?
| INQUISITIVE FOUR.
OF course, both make the same
number of revolutions, but the outer
rim covers more ground in the same
that 1t must travel faster. Does it
not?
J.P. N:
Here is the solution of B. SIS prob
lem in Thursday nights column,
s59S.04 W. H
All right.
j.. P. N:
Can bartender refuse sober man,
whom he has never seen before, a
drink? ED JONES.
Now look here, Ed, we have an
swered this query 5,867 times within
the past few weeks. Cut this out and
paste it in you hat and don't lose
the hat: Yes. bartender can refuse
man anything.
]. P. NJ:
What was the order of the finish of
the Newark Thousand this year?
| Who have been the winners of the
Stanley Handicap since its Inaugural
1 ton? Has Kramer ever defeated
Clark or Goullet in a twenty-five mile
race? What are the records and
| holders for the five, ten and twenty
| five mile races? J. B.
Goullet. Kramer, Grenda. 1911, Hill;
| 1912, Drobaeh; 1913 Goullet. Kramer
+, has never beaten Clark in a twenty
| five mile race, but he beat Goullet at
New Haven July IA, 1910, when he
made the worlds record. Sam. 13s., for
the distance. The five-mile mark,
+! 9m. AZ Abs, is held by liver Lawson.
The ten-mile figures 20m. 3-5s., were
made by John Bedell.
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J. P. NJ:
Where can I take up jigging as
| would like to go on the stage. What
does 1t cost and how long will it take
| to learn? JACK. s.
! There are numerous dancing schools
and private instructors In Newark
where you will be taught to zig to
| your hearts content. Why not try
st. Vitus' Academy? There is no
| fixed charge and the length of time
would depend on your ability as a
bigger"
]. p. NJ:
Where can l obtain copy of the
| employers liability law? Is there a
| ~ SAA%sNAAA CA u oAAAAC doACa Aot-
SAM.
Write to the secretary of state at
Trenton, N. ]. No premium on your
| dime.
J. P. NJ:
What is the premium on a Column
bian half dollar of 1893? M. M.
AT present none.
] P. NJ:
How many gray hairs did Wash
ing have when he died?
George was there with about 1,OOS,-
1854. Count EN-.
J. p. NJ:
What are the following coins worth
Silver dollar, 1877; penny, 1880. 1858;
quarter. 1854? Is Raleigh Aitchison
| married? When can get books that
will learn me how to make canoes
and rowboats? FRED.
The dollar is worth face value un-
| less it's counterfeit; the same is
equally true regarding the other coins,
Raleigh is married. Consult the ad-
vertising sections of the magazines
They can't ''learn" you; they may
teach you, though, Fred.
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j. z. NJ:
If Aitchison gets $500 per month
can you tell me how much Gus Getz?
NJ. c.
Gus gets He. he
j.. N:
What does the liability law allow
a man who has fallen from a scat
fold and broken his leg, through no
fault of his own? BROKEN LEG.
You had better consult a lawyer,
which You would have to do even If
You had sufficient cause to bring ac-
ton against whoever you were work
ing for at the time you stepped over
the edge.
Is the engineers license law in force
in New Jersey? Where can I get full
particulars regarding this?
ENGINEER.
Yes. This is State law. Write to
the State labor department at Tren-
ton.
Up. N:
1t is true that Sailor White fought
fourteen rounds with broken hat?
JOE COHEN.
Now. Joey, be nice. What did the
Sailor ever do to you? Sailor is too
much of gentleman. in the first
place, to fight in the presence of gem
tlemen without first removing his lid.
l don't believe it. even though the
sailor says his hat is in the ring"
]. P. N:
Did Frank Kramer ever defeat
Jackie Clark in five-mile paced
match race at the old Velodrome
| track? KRAMER MAN.
No; but Jackie beat steve"
J. P. NJ:
When does the boat stop running
to Rockaway? G. /,
On Sunday, September Z, And
every day after 1t reaches there. 1t
comes back then, you know.