Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-16

like Kramer, for example. that it
means something great. My friend
claims that people should not be so
independent. Now that is what
makes Kramer so popular, because
he is so independent of everybody.
What do you think, ]. P. N? Just
give that friend of mine some COM
mon sense advice. Tell him your
| self through the Star. Also do you
witness all the races? Kindly tell me
where you sit, as I would like to
! liked j. p. N. l am from Milwau-
kee. 1 come to Newark as soon as
| racing starts every year and go back
when it winds up.
MILWAUKEE, ATHLETIC.
Well, now, maybe your friend
thought you were a trifle too indie
! pendent. However, you have the right
| idea. independence is everything, as
our forefathers thought in 1776. How
| ever. there is such a thing as being
too independent; that is, being indie
| pendent in an aggressive sort of way
that antagonizes every one with
whom you come in contact One can
| be independent without notifying the
world about 1t. Through the kind
ness of Messrs. Million and Uppercu
of the Velodrome 1 am favored with
one lone seat for each race. That is
section e. row b, seat No. 1. Your
! letter sounds as IL you were from
Missouri.
| ]. P. NJ:
| A young man has been calling on
me for the past six weeks. He always
makes the engagements. Now he
| says it is up to me to make them,
such as inviting him down to the
/ house. He said he has no right to
invite himself to my house. Now,
will you please let me know If it is
my place to invite him each time?
He has told me he likes to come down
and enjoys my company. Please an
swer, as he would like to see your
answer ANNA FRITCH.
My, Anna, you should not let a
little thing like this bother you. Look
at the calls the young man is missing
while you are waiting for an answer
to your query. 1t is your privilege to
ask the young man to repeat his visit,
but it is not necessary. That is, it
shouldn't be. If he wants to call he
will walk over to the door, clear his
throat a few times, pick some imag-
i mary flaws off his coat, and say May
I call Sunday"
]. P. NJ:
What is the premium on a half
dollar of 1919 and a half-dime of
1857. E. j. w.
No premium on either.
C
]. P. N:
What is the penalty in New York
State for one who does not make the
proper fling as to his campaign ex-
penses and contributions?
B. NJ. w.
is punishable by fine or imprison-
ment.
Up. N:
What is the road mileage from FIRE.
linghuysen avenue and Pointer street,
this city, to New York? Also. the
mileage from Broad and Market
streets, this city, to New York?
WINANS.
The distance is 1913 miles from FIRE.
linghuysen avenue and Pointer street
and IL miles from Market and Broad
| streets.
j. P. NJ:
What was the score of the Newark
Jersey City game July 3? FAN.
4NCNdlh JSioOy lily, 4.
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]. P. N:
To decide a wager, who won the
pennant in the National League in
| 1890 and who was manager? Also,
how many clubs were in the league?
BUG.
| Brooklyn won the flag in 1890, Nc
| Gunnigle was manager. There were
| eight clubs in the circuit.
G
]. P. NJ:
| Vadis?" A. u.
whittier goest thou?"
o.
ANNA, BERTHA AND LULU
His name is William and he's sin
| gle man. e.
Is there city of Oran, in Africa,
under the French government?
Oran is located in Algeria, Africa,
and is under French government.
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]. P. NJ:
| A bets B that Brussels is larger in
population than Dresden. c says that
| Vienna is larger than both combined.
| VINO is correct! flLlOO.
The population of Brussels is given
as 612.401 and Dresden 546,Ss2, giving
! BRUSSELS 65401 more than Dresden.
Vienna's population is given as 1904
| POI. which gives the latter S44,J0S
more than Dresden and Brussels COM
]. p. N.
Can Nyou tell me whether the Pub
| lie Service is contemplating the run
ming of a car through Hawthorne
avenue and when they expect to have
it completed? Which other lines will
| they cross? ANXIOUS.
The Public Service is now at work
on their new line. but no definite
date as to it's completion is set. The
new line will transfer to the Main
! line, Mt. Prospect, in Elizabeth ave-
nue.; the Clifton and the Mulberry
c.
]. p. N:
What is the distance from Sixth
avenue and Twenty-third street, New
York, to 17Sth street, New York?
f. r.
Seven and three quarter miles
6
]. p. N:
If r. Z. will write to ]. U. at 140
Chestnut street, Kearny, he will learn
something about singing lessons that
will probably interest him. p. T.
Thanks.
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j. p. N:
Can a marriage license be renewed
without the presence of both parties,
or are the same formalities neces-
sary? A. Is.
One party is only necessary on the
renewal of the license.
]. P. N: