Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-23

way, lost money there. Mr.. Barrow
says he is doing all he can for minor
league baseball and when everything
is Strengthened out we will have
first-ciass circuit and a better league
| than ever.
Red Mack says.
J. p. NJ:
In answer to Tommy Aliens letter
| in your sport Topics of the Hour"
| would like to state that j am ready
| to meet Allen at the Bay View club
house and talk the matter of another
| bout over with him. In regards to
wagering money on The outcome, l
| viii bet from $50 to 500. OF course,
the man who takes the money must
| win by knockout. Then there can't
be any dispute on the result
RED MACK.
J. p. ~.
How can one reach Summit by
trolley? What is the fare and the
schedule on which the cars-are run?
A. c. r.
Take the Springfield avenue car to
Maplewood, change to the Morris
County Company's lines, where you
board car, which goes through
Summit. These cars are run on q
thirty-minute schedule. The fare is
fifteen cents each way.
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j. P. N:
Give me a direct route from the
corner of Mt. Prospect and Bloom
field avenues to Ashland Field, East
Orange. What will be the general
admission charge to the East Orange
Barringer football game Thanksgiv-
ing Day? NJ. S.
Board either Mt. Prospect or
Bloomfield car and ride to Market
street. Transfer there on an Orange
car and get out at North Clinton
street. Walk over North Clinton
street until you come to the grounds.
General admission tickets for the
game will cost you fifty cents.
j. p. NJ:
Is there a church on the corner of
Tenth street and Broadway, New
York? ALLIES.
Grace p. +. Church is located at
800 Broadway, on the northeast cor
ner of Broadway and Tenth street.
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J. P. NJ:
Can you tell me in what speech or
message of Lineoln's the words
W
charity for ALL can be found?
GEORGE L.
The words you mention are from
Lincoln's second inaugural address of
March 4, 1865. You can obtain a
copy of the speech at the Free Pub
lie Library, Washington street
j. P. N:
Who is the speaker of the House of
Assembly? J. NJ
Assemblyman Azariah NJ. Beekman,
of Somerset County, was speaker of
the House of Assembly at the last
session
j.. p. N:
Where can L obtain a list of the
naval recruiting stations in New
Jersey and New York city? r. l.
Apply to the United States Navy
Publicity Bureau, 152 West Twenty
| third street, New York city. The
local naval recruiting station is To-
Gated at 294 Market street.
j. N:
On what nights can l register at
Central High School to attend the
evening classes? L. ]. S.
Any Monday, Tuesday, Thursday or
Friday night.
To whom should / write for an
application for the Newark fire de-
partment? Is there book pub
lished with examination questions?
OUT OF WORK.
Write to Gardner l.. Colby, secre-
tary Civil Service Commission,
State House, Trenton, n. j. The
Free Public Library will allow You
to look over a book containing ex-
animation questions.
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Is it proper for girl to visit her
beau's home before his mother visits
at her home? H. F.
circumstances alter cases. 1t
would be perfectly proper for the
girl to visit her friends mother. Eli
quette on such matters is not as
rigid as it used to be-
]. P. NJ:
ium value? BUNNY.
Your coin is worth from five to
| twenty-five cents, according to it's
condition.
]. p. N:
Is it true that John Bunny is dead?
BEATRICE.
He s~ys he isn't, and he ought TO
know if any one does.
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j. P. NJ:
A friend of mine asked me the time
and I said Twenty minutes past
| three AS a matter of fact 1t was
twenty minutes past four. Inasmuch
as twenty minutes past four" comes
| after twenty minutes past three"
don't you think 1 was right?
| A BET.
! His intention in asking you the
time was to find out the present not
the past. He did not ask you what
it had been or what it would be. He
probably said what time is it?" and
, you answered him wrongly. You
haven't got a leg to stand on. You
might as we'll say To-day Is Friday"
and then come back with the argu-
ment that inasmuch as today is
Saturday it must have been Friday
once upon a time.
J. P. N:
Is there premium on penny
dated 1909? A. L. II.
Your penny is of no premium value.