Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-30

monial touchdown, thrice he had
been within foot of his goal, but
unfortunately he had on each occR-
sion been penalized for holding by
mother. This made the third down.
OF course, Johnny kicked, but missed.
The first half was over, but luckily
for him it was not all over. During
the intermission Pa asked Johnny
what position he was trying for.
Johnny said that if it was true that
Pa was worth million, he was try
ing for half. Pa replied that he
acted more like full. The second half
opened with trick play by Johnny
through Pas guard. Pa tackled, but
missed. and Johnny succeeded in
carrying Ethel over the line for a
touchdown. Pa acknowledged defeat
and offered to lend Johnny what he
needed. and also to coach him. Johnny
signaled for $4,000. Pa seemed to
have difficulty in getting the signal,
but finally got it, knowing that he
never expected to get a quarter back.
GRIDIRON MANIAC.
Time! If we had been on our
GUARD we never would have
TACKLED anything like this. But
now that we have CENTRED our
attention on 1t, we will say it is not
| Il Il a LIT bad. 1t is certainly FULL OF
comedy from beginning to END. Pa
must have played for a sAFET4' Ell!
J.-P. N:
VIII you kindly publish at an early
date list of publishers where [
could procure catalogues from which
to select O play to be given in one
of the local high schools.
YEDDA PESGERT.
Try any bookstore, Yedda.
j. p. N:
How old must one be to become an
insurance agent? Is my handwriting
good? E. M.
Most companies would require you
to be twenty-one or over. Your writ
ing is good.
J. p. N:
Kindly let me know through your
column when the next civil service
exams for office boys will be held in
Newark. OFFICE BOY.
None scheduled at present. Better
hang on where you are for awhile.
j. p. N:
| How can ] get my boy his working
papers and how old must he be?
G. MORRIS.
Take your son to Mr.. McCall's Of
flee in the City Hall. He must be
no less than fourteen and no more
than sixteen years of age. Bring his
birth certificate with you.
Go
j. P. N;
Kindly decide this argument: A
bets there is no river in the world
260 miles wide at it's mouth or any
| VIC fhnFn iG n
the Amazon of South America as
| one. w. ID.
A wins There is no such river on
! the earth, at least. Maybe your
friend has been to Mars. Two hun
bred and sixty miles wide! Such an
ocean!
]. p. N:
Where can l apply for hunting
| license? Can one carry "a gun through
| the street without a case, providing
he has a license? II. p. ID.
At the county clerks office. Yes.
j. P N:
To whom should one apply for a po-
sition as stenographer in the Pruden-
tial Insurance Company? STENO.
Mr. Charles A. Stonelake.
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j. P. N:
Where can one apply for a position
as messenger in the Public Service or
Prudential? p. d. AND T. b.
To Mr. Charles A Stonelake in the
Prudential and to Mr.. Ernest Kopia
in the Public Service.
C.
j. P. N;
When was the play "A Fool There
Was" last played at the Newark
Theatre and what appeared the fol-
lowing week? ]. r.
a Fool There Was" last appeared
at the Newark Theatre during the
week of October 16, 1911. The "Follies
Bergere" company followed.
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j. P. N:
How does Newark rank in the build
ing line according to the latest fig
| ures? G. j. C.
We do not get the meaning of your
question. Explain more fully the
information you desire.
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]. P. N:
What are the seating capacities of
the various theatres in Newark?
WALLACE.
Washington, 2,236; Family, 1924;
| Newark, 1,SO0; Proctor 9, 1,IOU; Or
pheum, 1893; Miners. 1,572; Shuberf.
1,500; Lyric, 1900; Odeon, 400; Gay
ETY.. 1900; Metropolitan. 904, and
Court. 500. Payton new, $500.
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j. p. N:
What Is the Geran law in regard
to the voting of citizens? What is
the present method of selecting juries
in Essex county? What was the
former method? FAMILY.
The election law under which open
primaries are held and other features
heretofore imperative are effective.
The sheriff submits the names to the
court, which announces the jury, in
the present method. In the former
method the sheriff alone selected the
jury.
1 S. j. C.-No premium.
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A. II. H.-Consult the files at tho
Court House.
GEORGE G. B.--Write him again
on the matter explaining to him the
situation. The application may have
been mislaid.
g
+. CLARK-You need no license,
but he must be muzz1ed.
G
r. J. u. CODA-For the four mill
ionth time, b wins.