Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-14

New York city. There are q number
of medical schools in that city. The
medical course Is so trying and de-
mandS SO much of a students time
that no school has ever attempted an
! evening course that we know of.
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j. P. NJ:
My father is seventeen years in this
country and is not a citizen, due to
his inability to read and write. l am
in the United State eleven years and
can read and write. How can l be-
come a citizen? I am seventeen years
old at the present time. S. l.. NJ.
You can apply for your first papers
as soon as you become eighteen years
of age. Apply at the naturalization
bureau in the Court House.
J. p. NJ:
What is the fare between New
York and Queenstown, Ireland, on
the White Star steamers? Can you
also tell me the fare in the first, Sec
ond and third classes? Is there any
way that I could work my way
across as | am very anxious to get to
the other side of the Atlantic? To
whom should ! apply for such a post
ton? j. w.
The flrst-class passage from New
York to Queenstown, via the White
Star line. is 800 The second class
fare is 500 and the third-class fare
s35. You could work your way across
as a coal passer. Such a position may
be secured by applying to the Sea
mems Christian Association, S99 West
street, New York.
j. P. N.
\ bets that a saloon is a public
.. place and that a proprietor is obliged
to sell his wares to q respectable
gentleman. B disagrees. Which is
right? f. e.
\ saloonkeeper may refuse drink
to anyone. The liquor is his own
property. A saloon is a public place
only so far as the proprietor wants
it to be.
j. p. NJ:
1 would like to join the United
States Marines as a drummer boy.
| What kind of q theatre Is being
erected on Halsey street, near Bran
ford place? 7. L. j.
Apply at the recruiting station. 266
| Market street, city. The theatre is
being built as an investment and the
attractions to be billed there are still
to be determined.
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]. p. N;
Will you let me know where Pasch-
| kauer, the former Barringer High
School pitcher, can be located? What
IS your opinion of him as a twirler?
How was he rated in the Interscho-
lastic League? MANAGER.
Paschkauer may be addressed 1855
Peshine avenue, city. He was rated
as pretty fair pitcher in his school
boy days.
Does the President of the United
States have to pay an income tax ?
If not, why not? Was Grant ever
Secretary of War? If so, who was
President at the time? A. w.
Certainly, the President of the
United States has to pay his income
tax. Yes, Ulysses S. Grant was Secre-
tary of War in 1867, under President
Andrew Johnson.
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/ own a house in Orange and have
recently removed to Newark. Now
can I vote from my Orange property.
providing l sleep there before primary
day and also the night before cleo
ton day? DEMOCRAT
If you have moved to Newark with
! the intention of residing there, you
must vote from your Newark resi-
dence.
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Are tuberculosis patients taken in
| the Isolation Hospital at Belleville?
]. c. b.
Yes tuberculosis patients are taken
at the Isolation Hospital in Belleville.
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Can bill become a law over the
Presidents veto ARGUMENT.
Yes. it is possible for bill to be-
come d law over the Presidents veto.
A two-thirds majority in the United
| States Senate and in the House of
Representative would be necessary,
| however, before q bill could be passed
after having been vetoed by the Pres
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]. P. N:
A party of young men visit pri-
! vate house the home of one of the
party and start a poker game. The
question comes up whether or not
the house could be raided as a gam
bling Joint. What is you opinion on
the question? l.. A.
Evidence that gambling was going
on would be necessary before any
arrests could be made.
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Can you name a few of the leading
vaudeville booking agents?
F. A p
Consult the advertising columns of
the theatrical newspapers, for your
information.
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Where is ST. Francis Hospital To-
Gated in New York and what is the
best way to reach it FROM Newark =?
J. M. c.
St. Francis Hospital is located at
Brook avenue and East 1880 street,
Bronx. New York. From Newark,
board a Hudson tube train to the
Cortlandt street terminal. Walk east
to Broadway. Then walk through
Park Row to the City Hall station
of the Third avenue elevated road
Board a train marked Bronx Park"
and ride to the 143d street station.
Get off and walk three blocks east
to the hospital.
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/ A, B, C & Co.-when you go to
school Monday, little boy, please tell
your teacher to give you n sound