Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-13
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You would not knew where the park
was. II | told yon. Make INQUIRIES
when you arrive there; that's the s51a-
plest way.
JP. NJ
| Can one SO eanoeiRg in the rssssio
rivers 1l,NE.
Apply AZ the sewer~e-gate'a ofltes.
zeke. A submarine would be better
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jim:
Where IN this city could take a
preparatory course that VIII enter me
in a eollese or institotce NJ, 5.
At any q tho local high and pre-
paratory schools or Newark Academy,
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J. P. N;
What age does a person have 70 he
10 sell liaeor N a oafes ]. k.
81 or over,
N:
Can q grammar school graduate
enter the New Jersey Law SCHOOL,
MuLHll4l.
Yes Write to the school for eata-
logae Which describes all in detail.
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Where does the drinking water in
the vicinity Of Lafayette and Madi-
son streets come FROM
CONSTANT READER.
From the watershed at Cedar
Grove. through the Belleville reser-
Voir. What's the matter with it?
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]. p. N;
If you consider the enclosed of safil-
Client interest. will YOU please print it
in your column for the benefit of those
readers who would lika~an alphabet
on our Tigers" Why don't Newark
acquire Purtel. Wells. Keefe and
Roth. so that I could fill out the
links? Thanking you In advance. 1
am. JOSEPH ROTH.
The TIGERS A, B, C'S.
A Argues for Aitchison, whose pitch
ing Is great,
B Brings us Barger, most depend
able mate;
c Calls for Collins, a model player
for ALL
D Declares Dalton with but champs
can play ball;
E Enters Enzmann, and how Johnny
can twirl,
T For the flag we soon will I'M
furl;
G Goes with the Getz-Gagnier mid
station team,
H Heralds Bob Higgins, our Ten
nessee sunbeam;
1 Need but mention Harry Smiths
name,
] For the joy we feel with his
fame;
X Kounts the klever ketches Myers
does make,
L Lauds Lees firing when much is
at stake;
M Means McCarty, Lew with the
base-runner toys,
N Represents Newark" the home
of our boys;
o For the owners, who give us the
best,
P Points to the pennant being won
| in the test.
@ Answers the questions other lead
! ers would know,
r For the rooters who their loyalty
show;
S Stands for Swacina, the man who
is there"
t Tells us that Tooley is a gem very
rare;
u Are the fan who to the ball park
does hike,
" Votes for the veterans, Bell and
Holmes, whom we like;
w For their wives, whom the play
ers adore,
X AS the puzzle. why didn't Harry
join Cor lead) us before?
Y For the youngsters, AL Shack and
Hall,
2 Halls the Zinmies-with our pets
we can't fall.
j. P. NJ.
Will there be mechanical drawing
classes at the Y. M. C. A. this year
| When will the term begin? r. B.
Yes. The term begins the first week
in October.
j. P. N:
Can | secure season tickets at the
Empire Theatre? If so, what is the
cost of same? BURLESQUER.
There are no season tickets, but yor
can have the same seats reserved fol
you each week.
]. P. NJ:
Can you inform me If the Feick es
tate has been settled? G.. X.
No, it is not. L. Kenngott, of South
Orange avenue, might give yol
further information on the subject.
O.
]. P. NJ:
How far is it from Newark to Cam
den? Can you go by trolley? If so
what is the fare? Also, the fare BY
rail? GEORGE.
About ninety miles from Newark t.
Camden. You can go by trolley. TIL,
fare, one way, is about S1.45, and re
turn $3.50. The fare via the Contra
railroad is sos, one way, and $50 re
turn.
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JOHN SMITH-Our files are at you
service. You can find all about tn
results of the pools since the season
opened by stopping in at our bushes
office.
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