Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-12

he harms no one but hlmSelri ne Is
unfortunate. But the CRATER, whether
he accumulates theatre passes or mil
liens, is harmful to everyone with
whom he comes in contact, both by
example and deed He is the real
menace to society, but will probably
flourish until the end of time.
C
]. P. NJ:
Is the play "The Girl and the Pen
nant" still running at the Lyric
Theatre, New York?
BASEBALL BUG.
No. It Is on the road.
GO
]. P. NJ:
What are the prices at the Shubert
Theatre for the play Believe Me
Xantippe?" WILLIAM c.
The prices for matinee are from 25
cents to one dollar and evening from
rs cents to one dollar and a half.
j. P. N:
Are there any premiums on dimes
dated 1855 and 1875, a quarter Of 1875
and half-dollar of 1900? c. o.
No premiums on your coins.
JPN:
am purchasing a house worth
$1,000 by paying SO monthly. How
long will 1t take me to pay 1t off?
1t will take you fifteen years to pay
It off If you are regular in your pay
ments.
Up. NJ:
In what city and State is the Stand
ard Watch Company located?
HERMAN.
The Standard Watch Company is
located at Communipaw avenue and
Woodward street, Jersey City, this
State.
Is the death rate In Newark at the
present time ierger than it was
twenty years ago? A. A. B.
The death rate has decreased al
most half since 1898. or twenty years
ago In 1893 the rate was 2474 per
thousand, while last year II was 1855
per thousand. In 1890 the rate was
29.03 per thousand One of the chief
reasons for the decrease is the fact
that the water we drink now Is purer
than that which was used publicly
twenty years ago. 1t costs money to
decrease the death rate, and the more
expensive we get the less deaths we
have, says our authority.
c.
j. P. N:
In what play did Julia Dean appear
before she played the leading part in
Her Own Money!"
Before appearing in "Her Own
Bought and Paid For" last year.
C
]. p. NJ:
Kindly publish for me couple of
up-to-date toasts for silver wedding
anniversary. X. Y. u.
You can buy a bookful of them
for "a nominal price at any book
store.
J..P. N:
Which of the two following SEN
fences Is correct: Restore the key
to it's normal position" or "Restore
j. o.
The latter is correct.
]. p. NJ:
Can a Catholic become President of
the United States. If not, why not?
J. d.
What, again? A Catholic can be-
come President of the United States
If he gets enough votes.
G
j. P. N:
To whom should apply for po-
sition as collector with the Public
| Service Gas Company?
A READER.
To Mr. w. Halsey. Public Service
building, Broad street, city.
]. P. N:
Is half dollar of 1853 with arrows
at date and rays on eagle of any
.lremiumed value; also one of 1854
with arrows at date and no rays at
eagle? ANNA V.
If your coin of 1858 had no arrows
at date or RAYS at eagle 1t would be
valued at from $25 to $780, Otherw Sc
! it is of no premiumed value. Your
other coin is not listed.
J. P. NJ:
Kindly advise me through the coll
umns of the Star what would be
a nice gift to give chum and girl
friend of mine. who were recently
married? S. ].
glass dish, picture, silver set OF
piece, set of hooks, rug or something
along these lines you'd be nice
]. P. NJ:
VIII you kindly tell me If a man
living in Orange can obtain mar
riage license in Newark and then &c
to New York and get married?
ANXIOUS.
Nope. You will have to be mar
ried in New Jersey.
j. P, N:
When was football organized at
Princeton and how can I find out
how many games they have won and
lost in that time? NASSAU.
/ Rugby football was organized al
Princeton in 1869. At the beginning
of the 1918 season the Tigers gridiron
representatives had played 343 games
They emerged victorious in 296. lost
IS and tied II.
~. p. N:
Where are more weddings held, in
halls or at private homes? Can one
be married on Sunday?
ENGAGED.
More weddings are held in private
homes than at halls. You surely can
be married on a Sunday.
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4 JACK MOORE.-You can secure
the poem at the Library.