Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-21


think the papers would, or at least
one, pass me up for someone else,
simply because | happen to win q
prize from another paper? Would
appreciate your opinion on this mat
ter. ANXIOUS.
Your competing in both contests
would not affect your standing in
either. You're on the job, all right,
my boy.
]. P. N:
Kindly tell me the score of the 1913
football game between Yale and Har-
ward. RESPECT.
The last Yale-Harvard game re-
suited 1873, in favor of Harvard.
C
JPN:
Kindly let me know what year and
day, and the mans name that ended
President Garfield's life. A r.
Charles Guiteau shot President Gar
1881. Garfield died on September 10,
1881.
JPN:
Is there a premium on q 50-cent
piece dated 1S43, without arrows or
rays? r. e.
Your coin Is not premiumed.
G
j. P. N:
When playing auction pinochle r
says you must have pair or a nine
spot in order to make trump when
you get the bid. B says you need
not have a pair or a nine-spot to
make trump, as long as you name
your trump. Who is right7 B.
House rules would govern your
question.
j. P. N.
Does any evening high school of
this city prepare you for college? Will
the new South Side High School have
evening high school classes next term?
J. K.
Central Evening High School pre-
been made regarding evening ses-
sions at South Side High School.
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JPN:
Was there more than two days of
skating at Branch Brook Park in
1911? BURGERS
There were thirty days of skating
during the season of 1911-12 at
Branch Brook Park.
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j, P. NJ:
In a recent issue of the Star 1 no.
ticed a query signed "E. NJ" rela-
tive to the premium on 1853 and 1859
half-dollars and 1858 and 1859 quar-
let me have "E. Ms address, as /
am interested in these coins?
DENIS A. LYONS.
We cannot give addresses of quer-
lists in this column. There is no doubt
but that sc. M" will see your re-
quest and communicate with you,
though
j. P. N:
Has the Edison plant in West Or
ange a factory in Detroit?
M. S. r.
According to the Edison authori-
ties, no Edison plant is located in
Detroit
j. P. NJ:
1 have a five-dollar bill of Wash
ington's time with the picture of the
White House on it. 1 do not know
the date Kindly let me know the
value of this bill.
MAGIC LANTERN.
Consult some dealer in old coins,
etc. There may be a premium on
your bill.
g
J. P. N;
1 would like to know what ails one
of my hens, as it refuses to eat and
has its right eye closed. J. E.
Consult some of the local bird stores
or farmers.
J. Pm:
Kindly inform me whether muskrat
ht1r inc 10 F,rnhihifad fhie In
the Newark meadows What is the
fare to Dover, and the most con-
venient way?
J. AGLER, THE TRAVELLER.
Muskrat hunting is allowed in the
Newark meadows. You had better
consult the fish and game book for
several requirements in hunting these
animals. The fare to Dover, one way,
is IS cents via the Lackawanna Rail-
road.
J. p. N:
Where are the offices of the Kalem
and Edison motion picture companies?
GLADYS r.
The Edison studio is located at De-
catur avenue and Oliver place, New
York city, while the office of the
Kalem Company Is at 235 West Twen-
ty-third street, New York city.
G
J. P. N:
Are there any premiums on a
Columbian half-dollar of 1892 and a
penny of 1881? II. H.
Your coins are not premiumed.
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]. P. N:
In reply to query of 18th inst, will
say that the Spalding A. C: is located
at $50 South Twentieth street, near
Eleventh avenue
P. STEFFENS, Secretary.
Thank you.
MARGARET WEST-Under the cir
cumstances you would not be liable
to a breach of promise If the person
annoys you you should inform the
police.
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THOROUGH AMERICAN - Your
letter is too difficult to decipher.
Use typewriter and say what you
have to say without wasting so much
energy.
READER-Consult the big depart
ment stores for your information on
material you mention.
c.
ALBERT DODD-Write to Charles
III. Lyons, 80 Berwick street, Orange