Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-17

proper development under an experts
care"
The fact is the Turner's are going
into boxing on large scale and there
is a good job at the Bruce street
rendezvous for the right kind of a
man.
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Bert Papp will receive a medal some
day for bravery. 1t may only be a
leather medal, but some recognition
ought to be shown this young man
for his gallant deeds. Around here
and in New York Papp is known as
every Ready" Papp. He goes to all
the "small-time" boxing shows and
to some of the "big league boxing
shows. and If by hook or crook there
is ever a chance, Papp is in at the
death. He is a willing fellow and a
game fellow, and it is too bad that
he doesn't know how to fight. How
ever he doesn't always run second,
and when he does run second it is not
because he hasn't had a great old
try. Papp, by the way, had try last
night. He was substitute He met
Harry CREDIBLE, who proved to be a
tartar. and he was stopped in four
gruelling rounds. But that is moth
ing. Papp will be waiting at the ring
side tonight over in Browns or at
some other Saturday night show in
New York to go on at the drop of the
hat. no matter who his opponent
may be. Ever Ready" Papp! He
surely deserves a medal for his
bravery
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moving picture screen and of a high
powered moving picture machine?
READER.
Consult dealer in moving picture
supplies for your information.
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What is tho premium on a dime
dated 1850? FRIEND.
There is no premium on your coin.
]. P. N:
Is there any premium on dime
| dated 1876 on which two letters &C.
appear? A. J.
No premium Is listed on your coin.
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! What is the best way to get from
Newark to the Suburban Oval
| Brooklyn? v. c,
| Board a tube train at the Park
place station and ride to Courtlandt
street, New York. Walk east tc
Broadway and then turn left and
walk up Broadway and through Park
row to the Brooklyn bridge. There
board a Culver line train and ride to
! the Kensington station. The grounds
are within sight q the station
J. P. N.
What is the premium on a quar-
ter-dollar of 1854? READER.
There is no premium listed on your
coin.
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What are the national holidays in
the United States? II. A. S.
There are no national holidays.
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When does the hunting season
open in New Jersey for rabbits and
birds? Can you use six-shot pump
gun If blocked. H. G..
The hunting season will open No
vember 10. You cannot use Six
shot pump gun If blocked.
J.P. N:
Is the job of pressman healthy
one? G. III. ID.
The pressmen of the Morning and
Evening Star all seem to be healthy
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What are the premiums on the fol
lowing coins: Silver dollars of 1861
and 1878 a dime of 1843 and pennies
dated 1860 and 1858? FRED.
Your coins are Of no premium value
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What is the premium on a half dol.
lar dated 1853? MRS. G.. G.
If your coin has no arrows or rayl
lit has a premium value of $50.
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]. P. N:
Are there any premiums on a Co
lumbar half dollar of 1898 and
half dime of 1872? HI. w. M.
Your half dollar is of no premium
value. The half dime is worth si'
cents.
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|, I have three white pennies, date
1858, 1860 and 1862. Also what ar
} the premiums on two-cent piec
| of 1854 and five-cent piece Of 1866
. G.
Your coins are valueless.
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]. P. N:
What is the route from Newark I
: Bay Side. Long Island. and the fare
/ Can the trip be made by the elevate
] road from the Brooklyn Bridge?
A. S.
Board a tube train at the Par
Place station and ride to Grov
street, Jersey City. There transfe
1 | to an uptown train and ride t
| Thirty-third street and Broadwa,
Walk one block west to the Pennsyl
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