Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-30


has one notable exception, where the
signature to the contract was pro-
cured by fraud or imposition prac-
tiSed upon the signer with intent to
deceive him as to the purport of the
paper which he signs. If such fraud
or imposition is employed and results
in inducing the person upon whom 1T
is practised to put his signature to
a paper which he otherwise would not
have signed, he is entitled to set 1t
up as a defense to an action brought
against him by the other party to the
transaction for breach of the con-
tract provisions contained in the in
strument. And this is so, notwith-
standing that he might have discoV-
cred the fraud perpetrated upon him
by reading the paper, and was guilty
of negligence in not so doing. There
is nothing to prevent the book con-
Germ from suing you and you will be
put to the trouble of engaging counsel
for the purpose of defending the ac-
| ton in court. If you accept these
books after learning the true contents
of the contract you will be bound to
pay, notwithstanding the above rule
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j. P. N:
Please name the two principal
streets in Geneva, N. Y. J. j. S.
Main and Washington streets are
the principal streets in Geneva, N. Y.
j. P. N:
How long does it take to go by troll
!, ley from Broad and Market streets to
Paterson, and what is the fare one
way? What is the round trip rail-
road fare from Paterson to Oak
Ridge? Would it be better to go from
Jersey City to Oak Ridge, or go from
Paterson? S. II. w.
The running time by trolley from
Newark to Paterson is one and one
half hours, and the fare one way is
fifteen cents. Oak Ridge is on the
| New York, Susquehanna and West
ern. The round trip fare from Pater-
son is $1.15. AS Oak Ridge can only
be reached by the route described it
would be best to go by trolley to
Paterson and from there to Oak
Ridge.
j. P. N:
How can a nurse, who is a gradu-
ate of an insane training hospital,
have her diploma registered, and
when do such examinations take
place? NO NAME.
She would have to take State
board examination to register as a
nurse in this State. There will prob
next September
J. P. N:
Where can l see an aeroplane in
action on Independence Day?
M. r.
There will be an aerial derby
around the Island of Manhattan on
July 4, and good station to see the
flights would be on the New Jersey
! cidp Of I'm oef
]. P. N:
Is there a premium on a quarter
dated 1858 with arrow points,?
There is no premium on your coin,
j. P. N:
Is there a premium on a 81 gold
piece dated 1858, and where can one
obtain the premium? READER.
If the coin is in perfect condition
it is worth $1.s5. You may dispose Of
1t to coin dealer Consult the City
Directory for the address of coin
dealers.
j. P. NJ:
Where was Walter johnson born?
Who was the pitcher of the Philadel-
phia Nationals who received 800
won? r. II.
Walter Johnson was born in Hum
boldt, Kan, November s, 1888. Lew
Moren was supposed to have received
that amount from his father-a Pitts
burgh millionaire-every time he won
game.
J.P. N:
/ was born January 10, 1874. How
old am 1? IGNORANT.
You are forty years five months and
sixteen days old.
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j. P. NJ:
A made a baseball bet with B.
Later on A heard that his team was
not playing. and called off the bet.
His team did play, however, and B
won the original bet. Should A pay
| it, or is the bet off? PAUL.
If B agreed to call off the bet when
A wished him to, the bet is off. If
he did not agree then A ought to
pay the wager.
]. P. N:
Is there premium on dime dated
1853? B. W. B.
There is no premium listed on your
dime.
]. P. N:
| When will the Weequahic Park golf
course be open to the public, and to
whom should one apply for a permit
to play on the grounds? Fl. H. G.
The authorities at Weequahic Park
say that the course will be open in
about a week. You should apply at
the Office Of the Park Commission, $40
Park street, for a permit.
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j. P. NJ:
Is there play named Graham on
either the Rochester or Toronto
team? JOHN.
No, there is not
o
j. P. NJ;
I wish you would publish that the
Brighton Beach Motordrome does not
put on the card advertised. Being
fond of the motor-p paced game, three
Of us went to the beach Saturday
night, June 20, and got "stung." In
closed is the card taken frt m the
papers. 1t reads: "Motor-paced BIZ
cycle and motor races tonight"
Nothing doing. Any attention you
give this will be appreciated. Thank
Ing you in advance, l remain, re-
spectfully, G. f. d.
Are you sure you are not a motor
paced follower and not regular
patron who pays to see the races?
From what | can understand, Man
ager Wellman is giving the fans all
kinds of races.