Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-22

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| formation about that write to Ed
ward L. Wertheim, secretary, West
Side Y. M. c. A., New York.
IT, P. N: -
As you said I didn't want to know
much, but | wanted to know all
about it. Thank you kindly for your
considerate answers. CHARLES.
Not at all, Charles. I'm always at
the service of you or any other read
er of the Evening Star. Call again,
any time.
]. P. N:
| Will you kindly advise me where
may hire an autobus in Newark car
rying from twenty to twenty-five per-
sons? Would like this for about
half day to go from Newark to Lake
Hopatcong. c. w.
| The International Harvester Co,
1873 Halsey street, can supply you
with bus.
]. P. N:
| What is the value of a one cent,
liberty head, piece, dated 1889.
ANXIOUS.
Your coin is not listed.
| G
IL. P. N:
| I have money in a savings bank
held in trust for me. May l draw 1t
out efore 1 become of age or after
! I'm q without the consent of my
guardian with whom I am ION the
| cuts?" ALEX
/ That all depends on the terms of he
trrst, Alex. If you will furnish me
with a. little more detailed informa-
ton I'll be glad to tell you whether
you can get at your money or not.
]. P. N:
/ What is the meaning of he term
"son of gum 4. A.
Hit your thumb nail with hammer
and you'll know.
J.P. N:
Please let me know If Sam Lang
ford has been married once or twice
and if his wife is negress or
white woman. j. B. S.
Sam has only married once. His
wife is just as dark as he is. Joe
Jeanette. another negro heavyweight
pugilist, has a white wife.
G.
J.P. NJ:
Please publish in your column
where can apply for an application
blank for widows pension.
ANXIOUS WIDOW.
! To the county clerk at the Court
House in this city.
~. P. NJ:
What is silver dollar dated 1878
worth? WILLIAM K
one hundred cents. Better hold it a
! few years.
]. P. N:
There is a young man going to be
| appointed a member of the Summit
police force. Will you kindly find out
if he is citizen of the United
States? / do not think he was born
| here. MR.. SUMMIT.
| A knock is a boost sometimes and
if it isn't so it won't do any harm.
If it's so, it ought to be known. Is
that about what you wanted?
iJ. P. N:
What excursion leaves Broad street
station, this city. on May 20, and
where is 1t going? H. A. j.
There is an excursion to Willow
Grove, Pa. Train leaves at $50
o'clock in morning.
j. P. NJ:
Who is the manager of Palisades
Park and what is his address?
A. B.
The Schenck Brothers, managers,
can be addressed to, Palisades Park
Amusement Company. Palisades
Park, N. ].
j. P. N:
Did you ever hear of an elephant
putting his tusks. head and eyes in
the sand or ground? WAX.
No, but ostriches do.
J. P. N:
/ Please give me the address of a
school where one can take up the
study of chiropody?
Write to the Pedic Society, 51-53-55
East 125th street, New York, which
conducts a school there. The course
will cost you about 5000. Be careful
not to cut in too deep.
c.
]. P. N:
What is the distance from New
York city to Utica, N. w. and the
fare? Also the distance from this
| city to Providence, r. l., by rail and
the fare? T.B.
The distance from New York to
Utica, via the New York Central
lines, is 237 miles, and the fare one
way is 1924. Providence is 211 miles
from this town, and the fare from
Manhattan on the N. Y, n. H. and H
is $4.03 one way, which also includes
a newspaper to read on the train.
J. P. NJ:
want to go abroad, and when
arrive l want to draw on bank in
Edinburgh. Can this money be
cabled or do l have to wait for the
first mail over? Do the banks OF
England issue pound notes? Why dc
they recognize Canadian money ir
Buffalo and not in New Jersey? Car
you tell me where l can get the mosi
for my money? j. S.
The money may be cabled, OF
course, but If you intend cabling il
yourself you must have some one or
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