Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-04

oSSAdf0 LHSy VIII ColnPSi INC hiSn
} under reserve to play with them
} whether they want to or not. 1t will
J be interesting, of course, to see which
side is playing the game right.
} @
Mr.. Bedford. who did the scoring
} for the basketball game between the
Central High seconds and the South
Side High seconds, having been ac-
eused of an error in keeping account
of the game In question, comes to his
own defense in the following conn
munication:
J. P. N:
/, ! would like to reply TO "A Central
Supporter through your column. AS
far as he went on his score, ne is cor
, rect, but wonder if 1t was a mistake
when he failed to account for Knapp
hollis free throw, which tied the score.
l would also like to say that after
every game my score book Is signed
by the opponents score keepers, the
referee, the umpire and the timers.
When Pagan and I went over the
score book, we both checked a 24-24
score. Now, Central Supporter can
get the idea that l would cheat for
my team out of his head, for l would
never think of it. Whenever he or
any other person wishes to examine
my book, they will be perfectly well
come, EDWARD ]. BEDFORD.
The above statement of Mr.. Bedford
will end the argument Of the sec
onds.
J. P. N:
Now a little more about the Cen
trail mixup. The boys of the Prep.
school got what was coming to them.
First, because they like themselves;
second, because they don't read their
Bible enough. If they did they would
have read the phrase, Love thy
neighbor as myself" Why should
boys as well brought up as they have
been yell out xiii the Jew?"
Now, ]. P. NJ, do you think that
was nice of boys whose fathers are
} commissioners, fire chiefs, ETC.? Some
thing else about the fight. In the
gym the Prep. boys said, wait until
after the game; we'll fix these Jews"
Well, when those concerned heard
this remark they got protection.
! After the game the Jews walked
up the hill towards Summit street,
and the Prep. lads walked down to-
ward High street. There they had a
talk and then walked up to Sum
, NIT street. There they met their
, fate.
What do you think of this matter,
as far as you know?
What is the difference between the
Jews and Christians? Don't we live
together? Don't we breathe the same
air? Don't we trade together? What
is really the difference between the
Jew and the Gentle?
@
]. P. N:
A claims that the Columbia The
atre has the largest seating capacity
of any of the show houses in this
city. B differs. Who is right?
The building authorities in the City
Hall say the Keeney Theatre has the
largest seating capacity.
6
p. NJ:
] am sixteen years of age and in
the 7-B grade. l came to this coun-
: try three years ago. Where can ]
study bookkeeping? JOHN c.
Go to one of the evening schools
in the city.
]. Pm;
Where should l write to secure a
, position in posing for the motion pic
lures? POLLY r.
Consult the motion picture maya
zines for your information.
C
j. P. NJ:
Is there. any premium on a hall
dollar of 1920? NJ. D. M.
No premium is listed on your coin
G
| ]. P. NJ:
What are the premiums on a hall
dime dated 1872 and an army anc
navy coin of 1868? I. J. B.
Your coins are of no premium value
G
: ]. P. N:
To yhom should I apply for a pc,
sitioI in the Telephone building ir
Washington street? How is my hand
writing? GUS SHAT.
Apply to Mr.. Benoit, ninth floor
Your writing is fair. Write more
evenly and you will improve it,
@
]. P. NJ.
Kindly advise me whether one IL
allowed to make sketches of exhibits
in the Eden Musee, New York city
T. A. S.
According to the Eden Musee man.
agement, one is not allowed to sketch
exhibits.
]. P. NJ:
Which of the following is correct;
"a big boy like me should not play
or "A big boy like l should not play
]. c. S.
"a big boy like me should not
play is correct.
j. P. NJ;
Which has the better fire depart
ment, Kearny or Harrison? Also,
which has the better police depart
ment? What shows will appear dur
ing the week of February 16 and % al
Miners? Has Little Boy Blue" beer
booked at the Shubert for this sea.
son? When will Ben Welsh's burles
quers come to town
JUDGE CAREY.
Kearny has the more apparatus
also the more buecoats. In regart
to their efficiency, you're a judge;
watch 'em a while. The Gay New
Workers" and Miners Big Frolic'
are booked respectively for the weeks
, of February 16 and %. Little Bo,
? Blue" is not booked for the Shubert
7 Ben WEIGHS burlesquers will hove
? into town on the week of May II.
, @
: J. P. NJ:
To whom shall apply for informa
= ton concerning examinations fol
: postoffice clerks. both in New York
city and this city? What Is the age
limit for railway mail clerk?
d. II.
Mr.. Edwards. nostoffice, this city
will give you the information. The
age limit is eighteen TO thirty-flve
i. years. inclusive.