Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-14

few days? Here it is again. Take it
with you to the seashore. Paste in
your motorboat, your auto, in your
bungalow df you have all these) and
hold it for a while: Pennsylvania,
e. 7. Manda, passenger trainmaster
rs Exchange place, Jersey City; Lee
high Valley, NJ. A. Mulligan, train
master, Lehigh Valley terminal. Jer-
sey City; Central, c. Fl. English, pas
senger trainmaster, Jersey City
terminal; Lackawanna, John Pierce,
trainmaster. Hoboken terminal.
]. P. N:
What is the value on a quarter and
dime, both dated 1858? T. M.
From 81 to SO for your quarter and
nothing for the dime.
J. P N.
| have three half dollars, namely,
1881 1916 and 1858. What are their
values? A. @.
There are no premiums listed on
any of the coins you mention.
j. P. N:
A saws the dealer should give out
card at time in dealing in a game
of poker. B claims the dealer can
do as he pleases. c. Q.
In dealing in poker the dealer is
required to give only one card at
time. After the draw he deals to the
player what the player calls for.
J.P. N:
why don't they hold standing
broad jumps in athletic meets in this
vicinity? F. w. b.
Say, the greatest broad jumping
contests in the world take place right
around the corner of Market and
Broad streets every day. Did you
ever watch em lodging trolley cars?
]. P. N:
What are the wedding anniversary
names of the following years: Fifth,
tenth, fifteenth, twentieth, twenty
fifth thirtieth and fortieth?
A. G. D.
Wooden, tin, crystal, china, silver,
pearl and ruby. respectively.
O.
]. P. N:
Who is the editor of the Paterson
Call? E. B.
John o'Toole.
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J.P. N:
Could you give me the name and
address of the chairman of the re-
cent Plainfield cycle road race?
INQUISITIVE.
Jack Horner, Somerset street, ]
Plainfield. was the whole show in
conducting the race, and he could
give you all the information you de-
sire.
j. P. N:
Does the Sunday Call still issue
their road tours book? Does one need
a permit to play tennis at the new
public school field?
JUST CRAZY.
The last one was book No. 6, is
sued in 1911. and there are still some
on hand You can secure a permit to
play on the tennis courts by applying
to Randall Warden's Office in the City
Hall.
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j. P. N:
What is the value of a quarter
dated 1854, with arrow heads at date?
JOHN V.
Now, if you only had an 1858 quar-
ter you could get from two to three
dollars. For an 1854 quarter there
is no premium.
J. P. N:
Is there any premium on gold
dollar dated 1852? A. M.
If in good condition your coin is
valued at $1.50.
Pm.
The loser pays for a game of pool.
Would you call that gambling?
E. C.
j. p N:
Is baseball playing permitted at
Verona Lake on Sundays?
FRANKLIN.
No.
j. ~.
Where could a young married
couple spend weeks vacation out
on quiet country farm?
MARRIED COUPLE.
Write to the D., L. and w. for its
vacation booklet.
j. P. N:
Where could I secure a, postal pic
ture of Clarence Carmen? Where is
he at the present time?
BIKE FAN.
Try the velodrome Office. Carmen
is now in France.
j. P. N:
What is the chemical the Shade
Tree Commission uses on trees for the
determination of insects, worms,
etc.? S. A.
Eight pounds of arsenic of lead to
100 gallons of water
j. p N:
Where could one hire a straw rick
for an old fashioned straw ride?
JAY RIDER.
Why don't you try the farmers?
You could secure information by WIS.,
iting the Centre Market any morn
ing.
]. P. NJ;
Kindly inform me and others in
terested with me in your information
column what the law regulating
ma wnhrokers in this CITY REQUIRES in