Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-28
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your ways. There is an authority on
the subject, too, and his name is
"Hoyle"-you all know him. He says
you mustn't peek at the last trick,
and he says so in the following
language:
when trick has been turned and
quilted it must not aga be seen
until the hand has been played out. !"
AS matter of fact, a player has
every opportunity to see the cards as
they are played, and it is according
to Hoyle that one is not allowed to
refresh his memory of the cards
played by referring to the last trick.
In games in which there are no stakes
a breach of this rule might be allowed
as matter of courtesy. Now will you
believe the paint MANI
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Poor old Public Service again, and
that terrible Plank Road line is the
troublemaker this time Let us read
what "A Citizen" has to say:
J.P. N:
Why in the world doesn't the Pub
lie Service put more cars In service
on the Plank Road line during the
rush hours? In my opinion, it is the
slowest trolley route in the city. Not
only that, but the cars are not heated
properly. [ should say that the name
of 'ice-box'' would be more appropri-
ate than trolley car, When the cars
are heated, it is probably around
noon-time, when the ladies do their
shopping. There is no pity shown to
the working class, who go and come
from work, morning and evening. The
city officials should get together in
an endeavor to remedy these condi-
tions on the Plank Road line.
NEWARK CITIZEN.
Public Service, attention! That is
the best can do for you now, but it
is likely to mean improved conditions
in the future. Anyway, John L.
O'Toole, head of the publicity depart
ment of the trolley lines, will see this
and he may do something to have the
evil remedied.
J.P. N:
Which has the larger seating ca
pacity, the Shubert or the Majestic?
S. S. S.
The Majestic is the larger theatre
of the two. The seating capacity of
the Majestic is 1880 and of the Shu-
bert 1900.
j. P. N.
Being a constant reader Of the Eve
ming Star | noticed the query of Mrs.
II in, do Sc
that she wishes to dispose of her
three and one dollar gold pieces. If
you would kindly give Mrs. E. G. my
address, | would be glad to buy the
gold pieces at their value, viz, $3.50
for the SO coin and $1.30 for the 81
piece, provided they are in good con-
dition.
| am not a dealer in coins, by any
means, but have good collection, to
which / am constantly adding. Being
in Newark three times a week, |
would arrange to call for the coins
at the most convenient time.
F. L. K.
Mrs. e. G. may find it to her inter
est to communicate with F. l.. X. He
may be addressed box %, Keyport,
N. ].
j. p. N:
Please let me know who is the bet
ter forward at present, Cirlincione, of
East Side, or LeftkoWitz, of Central?
How many field goals has each scored
in the Newark High School Athletic
Association? Also how do Kruger
and little Abramson compare with
Cirlincione? j. l..
Leftkowitz has a record of 10 field
goals for five games, compared to
Cirlincione's tally of 20 field goals in
six games. On such a basis, it would
seem that the Central player is the
better. Kruger has scored Is field
baskets in five games, While Abram
son has located the rim six times in
five games.
j. p. N:
Please tell me when Mr.. Kelly, of
the Fairgrounds, will make the ap-
pointments of the new playground in
structors? Who are the two best for
wards in the N. II. S. A. A. basket
ball league, not counting foul shoot
ing. p. G..
Mr.. David ]. Kelly will make the
appointments early in April You
will find your other answer in that to
j.. LIS question.
j. P. N:
I\would like to know the name Of
the winner of the last Mara
thon road race? What were the times
of the first and last men? E. B.
Harry Parkinson, of the Broadhurst
F. c. won the Brooklyn Seagate
Marathon on Lincoln's Birthday in
2:51:46 3-5. A Monteverde, of Hudson,
N. Y, was last in the time of 3:31:31.
J.P. N:
How can get to Forty-eighth
Street Theatre, New York?
DUMMY.
Take tube train at the Park place
station. Grove and Henderson streets,
Jersey City. Change here for a
Thirty-third street, new York, take
Broadway trolley and ride to Forty
eighth street.
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JPN:
1 am seventeen wears of age. Am
I old enough to obtain an automobile
license? MECHANIC.
You are too young. Wait another
year and then you can drive a car
If you pass the examination.
C
JP.
Do motion picture companies ac-
cept scenarios? To whom could
write for more information?
DEBUT.
Motion picture companies accept
scenarios. Consult the motion pic
ture magazines.
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J. P. NJ:
Up to what value or amount may
a married man, living in New Jer-
sey, own household goods that are
lawfully exempt from taxation?
r. M. F.
Consult the Legal Aid Society, 10
Central avenue,-for your information.
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