Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-11

and instead of escaping with nomi-
nal SIS fine he should have been taxed
on his years salary, which is said to
be 81, 500 a year. The regulars" are
overlooking a good bet in the case OF
C. Turville and they are not using
J. Moran fair at all. In the case OF
Moran, perhaps, he is being punished
for expressing an honest opinion OF
the whole affair, in declaring that
the movement of the OUTLAWS" was
beneficial to all concerned and that
they should be patted on the back
instead of being slapped in the face
for their action. That is just ike
Moran, who might have been rich
man long ago if he didn't have so
much to say.
In times of war mistakes are gen.
orally made in striving for peace
The regulars" backed up by the N
C. A., might have done worse and
they could easily have done better
To suspend the outlaws for the bal
ance of the season and also place a
fine on them would probably have
best fitted the case. Still, the punish
ment as doled out seems to satisfy all
most concerned and why should any
body worry.
]. P. NJ:
Why're can I pick h0p GEORGE H.
Try Lake Hop-at-cong.
C
j. P. NJ:
What were the three most popular
song hits in every year since 1903!
MUSIC.
Try some of the publishing
houses for your information.
G
], P. N:
Could you give me the name of
lawyer who would procure a divorce
for me reasonably? / explained mat
tiers to a lawyer the other day, and,
after telling me that | had a very
good case. he said his price to handle
it would be SIPS. Others have been
greatly assisted through your answers,
and il you will mention the name or
a reasonable lawyer in regard to this
matter in your column, you will
greatly oblige, w. M. d.
Lots of men would pay ten times SIPS
to get a divorce. The price of hun
bred and a quarter looks cheap to me,
but then you know l am bachelor.
g
]. P. N:
Where can / apply for a position
as the division agent in the Public
Service Gas and Electric Company?
WANTOKNOW.
You are butting in on sacred terri
tory, my boy. The position of di
vision agent is given to employees
who have been competent in their
ers are taken in. You would have to
start in one of the commercial de-
partments and work yourself up.
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J. P. NJ;
Where could l obtain a circular
the remaining civil service
examinations of the year? Where
could / get some information on the
land in the west?
INQUISITIVE.
Apply at the civil service office in
the City Hall for civil service infor-
nation. Write to the land commits
sion at Washington. D. c.. on the
land subject.
CO
J. P. N:
Which is entitled to the right of
way, a vehicle or a pedestrian?
j. j. X.
The vehicle. Doctors buy automo-
biles through many who dispute this
question.
J. p. N.
A man having an eight-gallon
measure full of cider wishes to sell
four gallons, but only had a three and
a five-gallon measure. How did he
measure it? MAUDE MORRIS.
Well, we'll bite, Maude. How did
he?
C
J. p. NJ:
When and where will the next civil
service examination for stenogra-
pliers be held, and where could I
secure an application? B. II. v.
Nothing is scheduled at present for
either male or female. Gardner Col
by, secretary of the State Civil Serv-
ice Commission at Trenton, could
probably enlighten you more definite
ly on this subject, though.