Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-17

first say of going out because he got
the bid, even If B gets his hundred
points first. Who is right?
w. G. S.
The bidder goes out, the way I
play.
J. p N:
What is the easiest way to secure
a fire line badge? a READER.
See one of your political friends.
They may be able to do something
for you.
What are the private swimming
schools in the city? J. P. M.
There are none to our knowledge.
j. P. N;
What is the shorest route to South
Beach from Iryington Centre and the
fare round trip? CLUSTERS.
Take a Broad car to South Broad
street, this city. transferring on an
Elizabeth car to Elizabethport. Take
ferry from Elizabethport across river
and there board Richmond Light
ing Company car to beach. The fare
return is 40 cents
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j. P. N.
viii you kindly suggest name for
a club of fifteen young men who go
on short vacation every summer.
The object is that we get together
once year. l. T.
Fifteen Per Annum Club. You can
take the fifteen per" or leave it.
]. P. NJ:
What is the premium on quarter
dated 1884? R. r.
There is no premium on your coin.
]. P. N:
Kindly name two Providence, R.
l.. newspapers. E. N
The Journal and the Tribune.
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]. p N;
Would you kindly give me the fol-
lowing informa tion2 I have a lease
on store. 1t will run out next Sep
TENDER. The landlord will not renew
it, and l desire to know whether or
not he must give me thirty days
notice to Nacate.
WANT TO KNOW.
Not knowing the terms of your
lease, l cannot give you the informa-
ton you desire. If you will explain
your case in more detail, l may be
able to help you, although I'd suggest
that you consult lawyer.
j. P. N:
To whom must | apply for a clerical
position, such as purser, on board the
steamships of the following lines:
Hamburg American, White Star,
Cunard and Red Star?
OCEANIC.
You've a long trip ahead of you,
Oceanic, old top, if you want to land
one of those jobs, for all of the
steamship companies you mention
hire their pursers on the other side of
the water.
J.P. N:
How long does an alien have to live
in this country to get his citizen S
papers? READER.
He must live here continuously for
five years and have filed a declara-
ton of intention to become a citizen
two years before receiving his papers.
]. P. N:
Will you please tell me where
can get some home work to do? l
mean something like sewing buttons
or hooks and eyes on cards.
MRS. r. S. =
Why don't you advertise in the
Evening Star?
J P. N.
Kindly inform me if it is possible
to sell your body after you die. If
so, mention where it can be done and
the price of a body. I was told this
was possible and could scarcely be-
lieve It, o. H. B.
Yep, it can be done, but not after
you die. It's very difficult to sell
anything then. ! haven't the address
of any dealers in corpses at hand,
nor do I know the quotations on
bodies in the present market.
J. P. N:
Is there an Italian School located in
Newark for the months of July and
August? How far is it from Millburn
to Cape May? What is the yaiue of
half-dollar dated 1924? J.B. c.
There are no italian schools located
in this city during those months The
distance from Millburn to Cape AIay
is 162 miles, approximately. No IRE
MUM on your coin.
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J. p. NJ:
L am married and my wife's sister
is married. Kindly inform tic what
relation my wifes sisters husband is
to me Also, what is the nationality
of Joe Peplowski? RAPHAEL.
He would commonly be known as
your brother-in-law. but really he is
no relation to you. Joseph .Aloysids
Peplowski is of Polish descent.
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" P. ~:
Kindly let me know all about the
position of mail clerk at the post
office. l. u.
You want to know it all, hey?
Well, just visit the postofice some
morning or afternoon and they'll tell
you more than "all about it,
j. P. N:
How can 1 get to Far Rockaway
by rail? 7. w.
Take Park place tube train to ter
minal in New York. Take subway at
Fulton street to Flatbush avenue,
Rrooklvn There board a Long Island