Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-20

Ranty'S weight, one wy s'e'Ai ..,Ia
head of his class, who, L Know, "ouio
give Banty go from gong 10 sTns.
Tbat voungster is Mickey Donley'
There is no question but fight pc
tween these two boys would create
a GREAT deal of interest to the Tol-
lowers of the game. -.
I p. N, what do you think OF the
proposition? IT,
An admirer of Krug asks why Ut
tie belmont failed to perform at tne
recent amateur bouts at the n. T. V.
The reason was that while belmont
was taking a rub down he accident
a1Iv came In contact with the steam
radiator. consequently burned MS
shoulder and rack, and, believe me
it almost broke the kids heart De-
cause he could not enter the tourha-
rnert. but he will be in the next tour
nsment-if nothing happens.
Donley has plenty Of time TO make
n name for himself and Mickey seems
to be using better judgment than MS
friends by admitting he is not quite
heavy enough for Lewis. Such d
contest would draw well, but Just
now. at least, Banty would be too
much for Michael Poor belmont Is
having a hard row to hoe as boxer
His parents are opposed to such prac-
tises and luck is against him. still
he Is aid to be pretty good boy Tor
an amateur and may eventually
overcome all the annoying Obstacles
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1 have a son who shows great talent
with the violin. | would like TO know
whether there Is a conservatory IN
Newark that offers free scholarships
to young men wishing a musical euu-
cation? A STAR READER.
There are no first class conserVa-
tories in Newark that we know OF,
offering free scholarships. Consult
Musical America, for the names OF
the Conservatives in New YORK where
free scholarships might be oolalneu.
In some instances, teachers might
consent TO instruct a pupil of extra
ordinary talent, free of charge
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Where can I obtain a copy OF the
"Declaration of Independence ana OF
"Ijncoln's Gettysburg Address, Dld
the tinted States ever follow the
parish SYSTEM ~ ~
COPIES of these works may be Sc
cured at any Of the local bookstores.
The parish system was followed III
several Southern States at one Tune
Louisiana, Virginia and South caro-
lima all contained parishes.
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When will the first excursion to Al,
lantic City be run on the central
railroad? Also what will be the fare?
JOHN KULL.
No excursions have been arranged
nm to date. The excursions generally
start In June and the fare is s2.oO.
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What must / do to gain Abundance
IN West Point or Annapolis? Also,
what are the subjects required?
u. S. & CO.
To enter West Point or Annapolis, II
is necessary for you to pass botn
physical and mental examinations.
The regulations regarding places and
times of examinations for Annapoils
NAV be obtained from the Chlef OF
the Bureau of Navigation, Navy De-
uartment, Washington, D. c., and for
West Point from Colonel Clarence
Page Townsley, superintendent, West
Point, N. Y.
I mailed a letter in Newark, gont
to Nome. Alaska on January -, 1917
On what date. approximately, shoul'
il reach it's destination? 1 am anx
ious that the party receive the lette
not later than April 10. G. v.
The local postal authorities are un
able to give any definite information
in answer to your question. Owing t.
the winter season. mail deliveries II
Alaska are irregular and depend OF
how soon they can be worked
through The mall, however. Is al
lowed transportation ahead OF every
thing else, and your letter will b'
delivered just as soon as possible.
G
]. P. N:
I have an old German Bible pub
lished in 1902, by Casper Holwein, II
Stockholm, Sweden. Every page OF
| the book is illustrated. Where can
attached to it? A. X.
Visit some of the dealers in OLE
books in this city and New York
Be careful and visit quite few o
them before you dispose of the book
| for they might give you a false figure
in an effort to purchase the book a
a low price.
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A claims that Jimmy Britt defeated
Joe Cans for the lightweight cham
pionship. either of the world or o
the United states. B says that Brit
was never a national or internationa
champion. Who is right? Was TIN
Star ever a Sunday newspaper?
s. 0.
James Edward Britt never held
| championship. And what's more
Jimmy Britt never defeated Joe Cans
He met Cans twice and was de
feated each time The first bou
lasted five rounds, when Cans wol
on a foul, In the second clash, Brit
was knocked out in the sixth round
No, the Star was never a Sunda,
newspaper.
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of your book in the advertiser,
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