Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-22

bTOOhlyHi ana Nnen ne round out ludl
l refused to work for him and had
given him the gate he subbed Jack
Coyne for me, and Coyne was put out
in the fifth round? He told the pro-
moters that I was sick and unable to
fight.
l want to call your attention to the
fact that the promoters don't think
I quit, as Mr.. Hirsch told me I can
always work at his club, and you
know he doesn't want cutters. In
closing, I wish to state that l am not
middleweight, as Garland claims
and to prove this / stand ready to
meet any lightweight in the town at
1876 pounds ringside Hoping to see
this in your valuable columns, j. p
NJ, 1 am, respectfully,
PADDY KIMBALL,
The Fighting Chauffeur.
Manager Ben Douglass.
q
Praise for Massey, the fighter, is
contained in the following commune
cation:
j. P. N:
In looking over your paper Satur-
day 1 notice that this bay Massey, of
Arlington, made good again at the
armory. I have seen him in action
several times, and think he is quail
fled to meet some of The good boys in
this section. | have noticed that he
las been open to meet the best of
them, but they all seem to steer away
from him. l see he has q ten-round
bout with Sailor Mawr at the Queens
| borough Club, Long Island, for Satur-
day night Let's hope he makes goad
again, as he is a good clean boy and
deserves a lot of credit.
| ONE OF TROXLER'S STEADYS.
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]. P. N:
Can q citizen of the United States
be drafted into the army against his
will and consent? d. A. OIL.
Yes; any citizen who is drafted has
to serve or provide a substitute. When
draft is ordered there is an age
condition fixed, and unless the draft
ed one comes under this exception he
would have to comply with the con-
ditions of the drafts. The last draft
of soldiers happened during the Civil
War. The draft order, itself, would
give the conditions of the draft It
is hard to give a specific answer to
questions on the draft as there has
only been one, that of the Civil War
days.
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]. p. NJ:
Can one bring q bicycle from New
| York to Newark on a railroad train
without extra charge? J. p.
Going from one State to another
with a bicycle would cost you twen-
ty-five cents, in addition to your rail-
i road ticket II you went only as far
as Jersey City your ticket would en-
title you to check your bicycle through
free.
r.
]. p. N:
How long ago were tolls last ex-
empted on the Brooklyn Bridge?
r. G. T.
The tolls were abolished over the
roadway of the Brooklyn Bridge at
midnight July 10, 1911
]. P. N:
In what congressional district is
the Sixteenth ward? Who is the
present congressman from the dis
trict NETTIE.
The Sixteenth ward of this city is
in the Tenth Congressional district
and is represented in Congress by
Edward Waterman Townsend, OF
How can I keep my feet from
sweating? d. S.
An alcohol rub in the morning and
at night will help you. There are
numerous patent preparations that
you might try, also, for sale in the
drug stores.
j. p. NJ:
Can a pigeon fly two miles min
ute? KLUB.
A pigeon has been known to fly
2512 yards minute, which is mile
and 752 yards a minute.
J. p. NJ:
; What is the best route to Binne-
water. Ulster County, n. Y, and how
many miles is it from Orange?
W. II. S.
To reach Binnewater, N. Y. from
Orange. the best route you could take
is via the Delaware, Lackawanna and
, western Railroad to Hoboken. Cross
over on Barclay street ferryboat to
New York and then walk south on
West street to the Courtlandt street
ferry of the West Shore Railroad
: Take the West Shore ferry to the
, railroad station in WeehawlSen and
there board train for Kingston
N. Y. Binnewater is seven miles out
, side or Kingston and can be reached
by train from the latter place. Bin
: newater is approximately ITO miles
from Orange.
J. p. N:
=, Is "Kyrie Eleison" Greek or Latin
!, c. S.
Kyrie Eleison is Greek origin. II
means Lord have mercy on u.s." II
Is a phrase used in the mass of the
: Roman Catholic Church. The Greel
,, way OF spelling the phrase would be
j. p N:
, Where is the Boarding house Dis.
trict" in this city? What is the cor.
E rect pronunciation of Huerta?
D r. J. L.
f Consult the advertising columns Of
D The Star. "Ware-ta" is the nearest
pronunciation In English.
o
j. P. N:
What are the premiums on a. three
cent piece of 1865. two-cent piece,
1868?
If your three-cent piece is silver /
I Is valued at rs cents. No premium,
!. are listed on your other coins.
y ]. p. N:
i Please tell me the difference in TIN
eiih0 DStWeell newark ana Washing
. ton, D. c.? RIIT,
- There is no difference in the tim,
!, between this city and Washington.
4 O.
" LINCOLN-You'll have to back III
e your statement before / can publish
your complaint.