Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-13

! IOuii0 ny JUG o0OS IlSkl- III 1SoA hC
| lost to Hank Griffin On March 2S,
1905, he lost decision to Marvin
Hart in twenty-round fight in San
| Francisco On November 20, 1905, in
| Philadelphia, he lost on foul to
! Joe Jeanette, in the second round
of their fight. According to the rec
ords this is the last time a defeat
/ has been chalked up against the
present heavyweight champion. The
| tuition fee for the plumbing course
at the Newark Technical School is
| ten dollars. A book course in plumb
| ing Is not recommended Our au-
/ thority knows of no books on this
| trade that may be purchased. The
course at the Newark Technical
School is practical one. Weinert
! in Hungarian. He was born
| in Budapest, Austria Hungary, on
| October % 1895. His father was
| August Weinert, a German, and his
mothers maiden name was Rosa
| Dukka. She was a Hungarian wom-.
an. Consult a lawyer on your ques-
tion about the will. A manager look
| ing for publicity for his team should
/ pay a personal visit to the sporting
editor and make him acquainted with
the facts concerning the team. Some
managers write their own stories. If
you do so, send in your copy type
written, if possible. and write only
on one side of the paper
c.
j. p. NJ:
| am fifteen years in this country
up to the present time. When I was
here about one year my father had his
/ name changed from McCarty to Car
ter. as he did not like the name of
McCarty. have reached the age Of
| twenty-five and would like to secure
my own citizenship papers under my
own right name. McCarty. How do
go about doing this? If I tried to
get my own name back again would
l get my father in any kind of
| trouble? Must one be born a hyp-
notst or can it be acquired? If the
| latter where can | receive instruc-
tions in hypnotism, and where can l
purchase books on the subject? Can
an italian, negro, Indian or Hebrew
be President of the United States?
]. c.
Under a ruling of the Supreme
Court of New York man can change
+, his name as often as he likes, as
long as he is willing to bear the con-
sequences. You can apply for your
naturalization papers at the Court
/ House under your right name. No
| trouble would or could result from
this application. Hypnotism can be
acquired. There are no schools in
| Newark that we know of The best
way to become proficient in hypnotism
| would be to get in touch with some
of the professional hypnotists. They
would probably give instructions for
a certain fee. All one has to do to
be President of the United States is
to be native-born citizen, secure
the nomination and then go out and
get the votes necessary to be elected.
Color or creed cuts no figure.
j. P. N:
When was the value of medicine
first discovered? STUDENT.
Man, during the historic times. I'M
derstood in more or less crude form
the art of healing. Even savages
know something of the medicinal
value of roots and herbs Hippo
crates is said to be the author of the
first attempt at a scientific treatment
of disease. He was a Greek physician
who lived about 46S-367 b. c.. now
known as the Father of Medicine
The disciples of Hippocrates were re-
quired to take a solemn oath whereby
they promised to practise their pro-
fession with the principles of human
ity and honor This was known as
thC AhippOti bhlii EoOIllt DleQlCal
schools today require a similar oath
of the graduating students.
j. p. N:
When will the Echo Dramatic Club
: give another performance? Have
they decided on the play that they
will present this season? Elk.
viii some member of the Echo
Dramatic Club please oblige e. X.
J. p. N:
To decide bet will you kindly an
swer the following question: Can a
boy born of American parents trav-
cling in a foreign country become
President of the United States?
| wish to state that your paper is,
: without exception, the best sporting
paper published in and around New
York, particularly in regard TO bicycle
racing
) Hoping to see Frank l.. Kramer
} champion of America for this year,
and have no doubt but that he will
; be, l am, ]. ]. NJ. M.
} Yes, boy born abroad whose par
: ents are citizens, is eligible to be
elected President of the United States.
J. P. N:
Why doesn't the Public Service
have heart and allow us to ride in
its cars for nothing? What Is the
tuition for the mechanics course at
the Newark Y. NJ. c. A.? Where car
: | apply for a position as bellboy ~
: the new hotel in Park place?
MESSENGER.
Something for nothing. That's jus
! what some persons would like, NJ
? doubt: but Public Service couldn
= n ford 10 do he
mobile course at the Y. NJ. c. A.. the
: tuition fee is $22 for the full course,
provided you are a member of the
Y. NJ. G. A. If you are not a MEM
Der, there Is an additional member
/ ship charge of So. Applications for
l all positions in the new hotel, includ-
: ing that Of bellboy, may be filed with
H. Adler, of the office of Feist e.
Feist, at 1888 Broad street, CITY,
]. p. N:
What is the salary of the second
lieutenant of the Army Engineering
Corps? When and where will the
next physical examination for West
: Point take place. What was. the
? name of the company that took the
! moving pictures at the Velodrome
last year? Is there to be an enclosed
track built where the Motordrome is
4 at present? A READER.
/, The salary of second lieutenant in
! ! the Engineering Corps for the first
five years after graduation is $141.6 81
per month This is raised year by
year at the completion of the first five
years. Examinations for West Point
. take place as the vacancies occur
The best way for you to secure what
information you want on this par
tlcular point would be to write to the
congressman of your district. The
Pathe Freres Company took the NOV
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