Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-03

J. P. NJ:
A bets that 1t is against the law to
mutilate United States coin by cut
ting or disfiguring it, even If the
money is the property OF oneself. q
claims it is not against the law II ne
keeps the coin out of circulation
Who is right? Z. X.
1t Is against the law to mutilate
money and put 1t in circulation. You
can distigure all the. money you wls q
II you do not circulate same. so b
wins.
]. P. N:
What public buildings at Wash
| ington. D. c., will be open to visitors
on Sunday, February %. and Mon
day, February %? A c. =.
The Congressional Library, Ma
tional Museum and Corcoran Arr
Galleries are the buildings open on
| Sundays. No provisions have been
made as yet regarding the opening
of buildings on Monday, February ~.
J.P. N:
Who was the mysterious runner
who paraded up and down the noor
at the Central games, but didn't start
| in any of the events? This runner
had number pencilled on his back
1 ana WOT6 q pail Ol AuiAiiAAt3 PeAAto
HURDLER.
oh, there are lots of those at every
meet.
j. P. NJ:
Who is the better runner, Goldberg,
of Academy, or Jimmy" Gardner, of
Central? RED AND BLACK.
Gardner finished third in the junior
national championships, and has won
every indaor schoolboy sprint in
which he started this winter On
every occasion he has equalled the
record for the meet. Goldberg has
been inactive since the close of last
springs outdoor season. Goldberg
met Gardner twice at the Princeton
club games and beat him both times;
but the time for the hundred was not
as good as Gardeners best, 10 1-5
seconds.
j. P. N:
Will you kindly let me know upon
what date yellow tickets will admit
person to Troxler's Central Insti-
tute? They have different colors every
week. l bought a ticket several
weeks ago and l was unable to attend
owing to another engagement.
, would like to make use of the ticket
CRAZY LOUIS.
Gus Troxler used them again last
night. Take dance with it.
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J.P. N:
Has saloon-keeper got the right
to refuse a drink to a man? Let me
know what kind of chemicals are in
film cement. JUST LANDED.
Yes, it is his own property. Consult
en 1,
local photographer.
]. pm.
Is there an admission charged to
the Aquarium, New York City? Was
there ever any charged? B. B.
No admission is charged to the
Aquarium at the present time, but
about eight years ago fee was
charged.
]. P. N:
Kindly let me know when the next
examination for clerks and carriers
in West Hudson will take place.
ADMIRER.
There Is sub-station of the Newark
Postoffice in Harrison, and examina-
lions for positions at this office are
conducted in this city. Inquire of Mr..
Edward, local postoffice. There is a
postoffice in Arlington, and any infor-
nation regarding examinations there
can be procured through S. Felix
Jacobson, postmaster at Arlington.
G
J. P. NJ:
What is the premium on a half
dollar dated 1856? Can student hav-
ing two years Of high school enter a
medical college? READER.
| No premium is listed on your coin.
The majority of the colleges deem it
| necessary for you to pass some exam
ination-for instance, regents'-before
entering, If you are not high school
graduate
j. P. NJ:
When will there be dog show in
this city and where will it be held?
To whom should l apply to enter my
dog? ZADA.
The next show will be held Satur-
day, February H. at the Essex Troop
Armory, Roseville avenue. The en-
tries are already closed.
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j. P. N:
Is it possible to reach Boonton by
way of the new trolley line which
connects Lake Hopatcong and which
opened February /, 1914? w. B.
Ayes, you can go to Boonton from
this city now. Go by way of Spring
field avenue car to Millburn; make
connections there on the Morris Coun-
ty Traction Company's line to Nor
ristown. Change cars at Morristown
for Denville, from which town you
board trolley for Boonton.
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P. N:
| When will the Seminole Democratic
Club hold its reception and ball?
HARRISONITE
VIII a member of the Seminole
Democratic Club kindly furnish this
information?
When is the next game between
Central High School and East Or
ange High School? H. r.
The next game will be on February
18th, at East Orange.
O.
]. P. N:
On account of the recent fire at AL
bany, N. Y, l am under the impress
sion that anyone born in New York
State cannot procure a certificate OF
birth on account of the records be-
ing destroyed. Am wrong?
CONSTANT READER.
The records of birth since 1882 is
intact at Albany. This does not ap-
ply to the birth record of New York
city, which is kept In Manhattan.
G
S. c. M.--Consult your parish priest
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