Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-22

| wishes for your future success, | am,
Sincerely yours,
MARTIN KAVANAGH.
Boston, Mass, May 81. 1914.
Hon. Joseph p. Riordan, Mayor of
| Harrison:
Dear sir-I take the opportunity
| through you, to convey my sincere
thanks to all my friends for the beau
| tiful watch presented to me at the
Polo grounds on Tuesday, May II.
| You may be sure that | am deeply
grateful for the token and appreciate
the kindness of my friends more than
1 can express to them in words
Trusting that you will make known
my feeling to my friends, and wish
! ing them all continued success, I am
| Yours sincerely,
MARTIN KAVANAGH.
Everybody is sorry about poor
Morettis injury and there is much
| inquiry for HIM. Manager MacFar-
land tells me that Moretti will be
but the date has not been set. The
| following letter shows that there is
much worrying over an Italian cham
pion coming here:
]. p. NJ:
We are keenly sorry about Moretti
that he cannot be here for the Goth
inst, as the special dispatch from
| Paris states of his misfortune. 1t is
a big disappointment to us Italian
| sports of the Fourteenth ward. Now,
! for our benefit, and also for the
/ cycling world, give Verri, If possible,
another chance to come here and
! show once again his speed which he
| failed to show the American sports
/ last season on account of his unlucky
| four cornered match.
! Please, J. p N, state this in your
| best kind words to Mr.. MacFarland
! so that we may read about this opin-
! ion. Furthermore, we would like to
| say about Dupre. whom Mac" wants
| to substitute n Moretti's place; this
! evidently will not please the Italian
| sports. Is Poledri coming over?
| When?
| Trusting we may read something
about us in your valuable paper we
remain the committee. true italian
| sports. Manuel De Angels. Danny
| Rose I 8; American sports, c. Wright
| H. Dcane.
MacFarland Is anxious to please
the Italian fans and he will do his
best by them. He declares that both
Moretti and Poledri will be here and
that he may bring Verri over any
way.
There seems to be considerable dis
pute over the recent Herman Telesco
fght The latest on the situation
| follows:
]. P. NJ:
l was a spectator at the Billy
| Telesco- Kid Herman fight, and l am
| one of the many who sat near the
! ring that believes Telesco " IN When
read that the decision was given to
Herman I was. indeed, surprised
| The worst Billy ought to have re-
ceived should have been draw, and
I believe I am voicing the sentiment
If many other fans. The trimming
| Billy handed Telesco in the last two
rounds should have entitled him to
! the decision. My reason for writing,
| however. is to reply to the comment
and to the insinuations that Herman
| wrote to the Star. | might say that
| am acquainted with Billy, and
have always found the lad a gentle
man. He doesn't smoke nor drink,
and is modest and unassuming. To
use a trite expression, he is a per
| feet gentleman" I reiterate that
| think Billy won the bout, and contend
that he can beat Herman any day in
the week.
Very truly yours,
JOSEPH ANDREWS,
Market and Commerce streets.
]. P. NJ:
Is there any premium on a nickel
dated 1865? On dime dated 1851?
]. NJ. G.
There is no premium listed on
either of your coins.
C
]. P. N:
Are there any premiums on the fol-
lowing coins: Silver dollar of 1850:
dimes dated 1928 and 1916? F. p. NJ.
There is a two-cent premium on
your dime dated 1923. Your other
coins have no premium value.
]. P. N:
Where can I purchase a strong
tape to cover a baseball?
SERIOUS.
Try bicycle repair store or sport.
ing goods house for your tape.
o
]. p. N:
Is there premium on half dollar
dated 1928? b. B.
There is a one cent premium OF
your coin.
]. p, N:
Please inform me if there is any
premium for silver half dollars o.
1920, 1927, 1929 and 1880.
AN ORANGE READER,
Orange N. J.
The coin dated 1920 has value o
fifty-two cents. The other coins men
toned are worth fifty-one cents each
@
p. N:
How is Houston, Tex. pronounced
LEON +.
Houston is pronounced as thougl
: 1t was spelled "h-you-ston."
o
J.P. N: ~y
Where does Market street end?
THOMAS S.
: Market street runs from 464 Hig
street to 37S Ferry street.
t JPN:
| When is Flag Day? Is it a lega
! holiday in New Jersey? e. S.
Flag Day is celebrated on June Il
1t is not legal holiday in New Jer
. sey.
j. P. NJ:
Is there a premium on a dime date
g 1853? How many recitation room
4 have Barringer and Central Hig
schools? What is the best way
reach Central High School from Sec
ond avenue? INQUISITIVE.
o There Is no premium on your dim'
= Barringer has SO recitation rooms an
Central has q. The shortest rout
from Second avenue depends o
V NsrIapre WIN live The fnllnrUirnr Is