Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-01

intoxicated or SOBER, Wnlte OF oidch,
if he so desires. 1t is his property.
Try somewhere else.
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J. P. N:
VIII you kindly publish in your
columns the address of Fowler and
Wells, phrenologists? STEVE.
Fowler and Wells do business at
IS East Twenty-second street, New
York. Want to get your bumps read,
Ell?
J.P. m:
For the love of Mike, what was
notable about Newark Academy's vic
tory over the South Side High School
team? This school has only been in
existence three weeks. Why doesn't
the Newark Academy play a strong
team occasionally? Always picking
something easy, such as Battin, Pin
CRY, Kingsley and novices like South
Side. Are they afraid of a trimming
from the naughty rough boys like
East Orange, Barringer, Montclair,
Peddie, Railway, etc, ETC.? Let them
get in the game and not brag at the
end of the season over few kinder
garten victories. SPORT.
We refer the above letter to the
Newark Academy cohorts.
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]. P. NJ:
Kindly publish in your interesting
column the time it takes the Trenton
fastsline to make its trip to Trenton
from Newark.
FAITHFUL READER. :,
About three and a half hours.
C
j. P. NJ:
Is there a premium on a quarter
dated 1856, liberty on one side and
eagle with quarter-dollar abbreviated
on other? ROSE.
None listed, Rosie.
j. p. N:
Is there a street in New York city
known as Grove or North Grove?
II. D.
There is Grove street.
G
]. P. NJ:
A claims when Pedlar Palmer came
to this country to fight George Dixon
he boxed Terry McGovern first. B
says Palmer fought Dixon first. l
think this was in 1899. Who is cor
rect? j. M.
Pedlar Palmer came to this country
in 1896 and fought George Dixon in
"a six round draw in New York. He
returned to England and came back
to America in 1899 and was knocked
out by Terry McGovern in one round.
j. Pm:
Did Kramer ever ride McDougall
a match race? MRS. E. A. X.
Yes, and Kramer won In straight
heats.
j. p. N:
Is there any premium on a two
cent piece dated 1870? B. A.
No, Ben.
]. 2. N:
dollar dated 1872? H. B.
Fifty cents, and no more,
j. P. N:
How old does a person have to be
to obtain an automobile drivers IL
cense? S. r. o.
Eighteen years st & age.
J. p. N:
Why is it if you call a girl chick
she smiles. call woman q hen and
she bowls? Call a young woman a
witch and she smiles, call an old
woman a witch and she is indignant?
Call q girl a kitten and she rather
likes it. call a woman a cat and she
hates you? If you call a man gay
dog it will flatter him; call him a
pup, a hound or a cur and he will
try to alter the map of your face? He
doesn't mind being called a bull or
bear. but call him a calf or cub and
he is ready to fight?
NIGHT SCHOOL SAM f.
Well We'll bite, Sam. Why is it?
]. p. N;
l am going to Washington, d. c.,
on a Sunday excursion. Give me
list of the principal buildings which
are open for inspection on this day.
f. G. H.
II you are going on the Pennsyl-
vania excursion, Sunday, the United
States Capitol Congressional Libra
ry. New National Museum and the
Corcoran Art Gallery buildings will
be open.
]. p. N:
Did Newark have lead of two full
games on Saturday morning, Septem-
Der 20? IN DOUBT.
Newark had a lead OF one and one
three and one-half games by night
fall.
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j. Z. N:
Here are four reasons why they
did not put Solomon's picture on the
button given out by the Board of
Trade. First because the photogra
pher said it was the only camera he
had Second. because nobody would
wear the buttons: third. he is too
cheap; fourth, because Smith won the
pannant and not Solomon.
READER.
Your reasons are numerous and it
would be almost impossible to add
to them.
]. p. N:
Would it be proper for a future
mother-in-law to give shower to her
future daughter in-law? NJ said no,
B said yes, Who is correct?
MRS M. D.
1t is not customary.
G
J. p. N:
Man on second base, batter hits the
ball and makes three bases Man
who was on second base gets no fur