Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-15

=BBETS, JR.
to see, but we advise you to hold off
| for awhile. There are almost 200 APP
plicants and there's a sign in the post
office mo Boys Wanted" No eN-
animation is required.
j. p. NJ:
How many knots can our battle
ships make an hour? A says IS and
b 65. Who is correct? S. w.
You are both wrong. The Navy
Yard says the average is % knots an
hour.
J. p. N:
A says that the ghosts which ap-
pear at the Hippodrome are merely
an electrical display, while b claims
they are human people. Who is cor
rect? REA DER.
b is right. 1 suppose c thought
they were real ones, eh?
]. P. N:
Are cousins allowed to marry in
| New Jersey? j. L. u.
The marriage license bureau says
they are.
j. J.. N.
What are the newspapers published
lin West Virginia? p. N.
In the most important cities the list
follows: Charleston Gazette, Charles
ton, w Va; Clarksburg Exponent.
clarksburg, w. Va; Martinsburg
Journal Martinsburg, W. "; Park
ersburg Sentinel, Parkersburg, w.
Va, and the Wheeling News and the
Intelligencer Wheeling, w. Va.
C
~. p. NJ:
Who owned Blaney's Theatre when
it was built? Did Jacobs ever own 1T?
A. L.
1t has always been owned by the
Joseph Neu estate. Jacobs was only
the lessee when it was known as
Jacobs Theatre, after which the
names were changed to the Neu
Century, Blaney's and at the present
time the Washington.
C
]. p. NJ:
/ made bet that an alien can vote
in some States in the United States
under certain conditions. The other
fellow almost admits he is a loser, but
wants to be sure. Would appreciate
q quick answer, as l am anxiously
awaiting to be paid
PENNSYLVANIA.
Aliens who have declared their in
tentions of becoming citizens are al
lowed to vote in the following States:
Alabama, Arkansas, Indiana, Kansas
Michigan, Missouri, Nebraska, Oregon
South Dakota and Texas.
c.
il NJ:
What are the premiums on the fol-
lowing: Two-cent piece dated 1864
three-cent piece of 1864 and a five
} cent coin of 1870? READER.
Your three-cent piece is valued al
/ $3.50. No premiums are listed on youl
other coins.
]. p. N:
5 A claims queens and jacks beai
kings and deuces. B disagrees. WHIT
is right? MILLBURN.
: right.
A says that France stands thirt
largest navy in the world. b say
9 no. Which is correct? ]. j. M.
our authority places the French
navy fourth. b is correct.
C
n j. P. NJ:
e Give me the address of a New Yorl
y school education required?
Il. r. l..
The New York College of Dentistr,
= is located at 205 East Twenty-thir,
u street, New York. No thorough higl
. school education is required.
c.
: ]. p. NJ:
About ten months ago a famil.
y moved here from Harrisburg, Pa
II 1nax VIII, fax ii dQlafc
: entirely unavoidable. A says the
: can be held responsible for them o
" prosecuted If they go back and ]
u says they cannot, which is right? l
q half-dime of 1862 worth any prem
lium? MACARTHUR.
Whether the debts are unavoidabl
or not, the family could be held re
sponsible and the prosecution woul
be up to the good nature of the cred
itors. There is no premium on you
coin.
n. VIII you kindly tell me the price c
admission to the Dartmouth-Car
Isle football game at the Pol
(, General admission 50; box seat
it $3.50. The SO seats are all re
served according to the New Yor
Club which has charge of the sal
< at 200 Fifth avenue The telephon
v number is 1886 Gramercy.
G
J.. p. N:
Your answer to Reader in the Eve
Iy ming Star of the 18th is not exactl
" correct. Regarding position as Ell
K g'neer on the Lackawanna railroa'
40 Mr.. f. NJ. BEGINNINGS does not hii
firenaen. nor does one have to Stal
as brakeman first in order to becon
In a fireman later. We have plenty