Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-19

The process is simple. Michigan
walked all over Penn and Cornell did
practically the same to Michigan
On the comparative scores of the
above games, 2-1 would not be too
much to ask. PENIS team seems to
be pretty we'll demoralized and al
most sure to lose, but these two
teams always put up stiff battle.
If 1 were betting on Penn, l should
ask 2-1 at least.
J. P. N:
I have written a photo play. What
steps will I take to dispose of it?
K. S.
Send a duplicate copy of your play
to the director of one of the moving
picture companies and then wait for
the verdict. Consult the moving pic
ture magazines for the names and
addresses of the various companies.
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J. p. NJ:
What is the area of Philadelphia;
also of New York city? B. B. 3.
The area of Philadelphia is 129A
square miles; New York city, 326M
square miles.
]. P. N:
Where can / sell secondhand cleo
trical goods; also old coins?
BLOOMFIELD.
Watch the advertising columns of
the Evening Star.
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Up. N;
Would a full dress be appropriate
attire for one who wishes to attend
the regimental review of the Seventy
first Regiment in New York Novem-
Der "a? REG.
Many attend these affairs in full
dress. At the Seventy Regiment
it was stated that more than likely
there will be many spectators attired
in full dress at the affair.
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J.P.N.:
Is there a premium on a United
States trade dollar of 1893?
W. E.w.
There is no premium on your coin.
]. P. N:
I am seventh on the list OF eligibles
for East Orange letter-carrier. How
do you size up my chances for ap-
pointment? STARTLING.
No substitutes are appointed in East
Orange. The appointment list will
come direct from Washington. You
may be lucky enough to get an ap-
pointment within a month, while then
again it may take six months or
longer.
J.P. N.
How will a letter reach the mayor
and, police commissioner of Dayton,
Ohio? j. p NJ
AS Dayton is a commission govern
ment city, the police commissioner is
known as the director of the depart
ment of public safety. Address him
to the City Hall. Dayton. Send your
letter to the mayor addressed the
same way.
J.P. N:
Is there any fighting going on in
Algeria, Africa, among the warning
nations? A. M.
There have been local outbreaks
there, but none of Importance.
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]. P. NJ:
What is the premium on a half
dollar dated 1854? L. K.
Your coin is OF no premium value.
o.
Are there any premiums on pennies
Of 1929 of England, and 1918, u. s.?
Also, on half-dollars dated 1924 and
1882, and two Columbian half dollars
of 1898? r. AND s..
Consult a coin dealer for informa-
ton concerning your English penny.
There is a premium of from three to
ten cents on your penny dated 1918.
There is a premium of one cent on
your half-dollars dated 1894 and 1882.
No premium is listed on your other
coins.
]. P. NJ:
A said to B: 81 bet you won't roll
sixty in the headpin tourney" B
rolls as above. Nothing was said
about the final score not being more
than sixty. Who wins the bet?
A SPORT.
B wins, of course. That was the
intent of the bet. e rolled 60 and he
rolled more than so, but such bets
are always understood by those who
are sports. "Welshers,'' however,
at times try to get out of bets of this
sort.
]. P. NJ:
If the United States was TO go to
war would 1t have sixty-three battle
ships to protect its coast?
READER.
C. e. M.-Consult the New Jersey
Legal Aid Society, 10 Central ave-
nue., for your information. Legal
questions are not answered in these
columns.