Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-11

dress, l kindly ask you that you pre-
sent this sum to him to have his hair
cut, as it greatly annoys me, While
watching the races.
JULIA JOHNSON.
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J. P. NJ:
To whom should I write in order to
find out the age of person who was
born in Hungary? j. ID. ?
Write to the officials in the town
where the person was born.
]. P. N:
Can a couple get marriage license
in New Jersey and be married in
New York? Can they obtain mar
riage license in New York State, and
be married In New York on the same
day the license is issued?
INQUIRER.
No, you will have to get married
in Jersey. Yes.
]. P. N:
How long will it take me to learn
telegraphy.N and what is the fee?
Must one be a grammer school grad
uate to learn? STUDENT.
We have no idea how long 1t will
take you to learn telegraphy; de-
pends upon your aptitude. The fees
vary; consult the advertising col
umns, there are plenty Of schools
where you can take up this course.
Not necessarily. But you would, of
course, need some education.
B. r. F.--You had better take this
matter up with the overseer of the
poor.
j. P. N.
Is there q premium on a quarter
dated 1854? There are two arrow
heads on the face and one on each
CONSTANT READER.
No, you just missed it.
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j. p. N:
A bets B that he has not got a dollar
in his pockets. B takes the bet and
places a dollar in C's hands. A also
puts a dollar in C's hands, then A
tells b to produce the dollar. b
then shows a one-dollar bill. A says
that the dollar bill is not a dollar,
but that for B to win the bet he
should have produced a silver dollar.
In other words, the dollar bill Is not
dollar, but the same as a bank
check, only the value of a dollar.
Who is right?
A. MCINTYRE,
JOE DENNABAUM.
Well, WELL boys, this is almost a
new one. B wins the bet, so give him
the dollar like good little sport. In
the general acceptance of the term
dollar as given by the modern die
tionaries, q dollar Is a silver coin, a
gold coin, or a bank-note. So that if
Is flourished dollar bill he wins, no
matter how you attempt to twist the
definition.
]. P. NJ:
Kindly publish in your column a
remedy for mill-dewed handkerchiefs
or white goods. o. r.
Sprinkle lemon juice and salt over
the spots, then put in sun to dry.
c.
J. P. NJ:
What is the value of Columbian
half-dollar dated 1893? TEDDY.
Fifty cents, Teddy.
]. P. N:
What is the premium on a quarter
dated 1886, and penny dated 1920?
None listed. No use saving them
any longer, Frank.
G.
]. P. NJ:
What is the value of a Lincoln
penny of 1909 with initials "y. D. B."
on back? W. w.
One cent.
J. P. NJ:
Kindly inform me if there is any
premium on an 1878 quarter with ar
he n 1Nxr tIo xstr
S. A. M.
None listed.
]. P. N:
Would you please tell me where
can go and learn to be a actor?
STAR READER.
What dye mean "a" actor? Well,
we wish you luck. Consult the New
York Clipper.
]. P. NJ:
Where can get work on two stitch
| infants sacks? Where is the Darling
labels premium store located?
II. J..
Inquire at the Woman's Exchange,
| Broad and Lombardy streets. On
Washington street. near Market.
Go
J. P. N:
Where is a good fishing brook or
lake where fellow can go fishing on
| Sunday, not far from Newark, and
how can I get there? 1 have tried
Pine Brook Creek, but there is not
much doing there f. j. H.
Take the Caldwell trolley car to
where the road starts that leads to
Boonton and fish in the Passaic River
or the Rockaway River just north of
Pine Brook. Another trip is Little
| Ferry on the Hackensack River or
Singac on the Passaic River, both of
which are reached by trolley.
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j. P. N:
To whom must I apply for posi-
| ton as fireman on the Pennsylvania
Railroad and the Central Railroad?
F. J. s.
Apply to the general Offices in Jer-
sey City for both.
! G.
J.P. NJ:
when did the Empire Theatre open
CHILLY.
Saturday evening. August 9.
| What is the correct pronunciation oil
the name of Mclaughlin, the tennis
champion? BERLIN.
M'-gloch-lin.
j. P. N:
Who are the governors of Michigan
and New York? MRS. M.
! Woodbridge N. Ferris is governor OF
Michigan. Glynn or Sulzer for New
York; take your choice.
J. P. N:
What is the premium on a ten-ceni
piece dated 1920? g. f.
None, Gaby.