Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-29

Board of Health authorities They
can explain to you in detail ON this
subject.
j. P. N:
] What is the premium on a half-dol-
| lar dated 1929? READER.
Your coin is not premiumed.
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j. P NJ:
! Kindly tell me where the Newark
! Pressmen's Union headquarters are
! located; also if the Pressmen's Union
is connected with the Pressfeeders'
Union and how long you have to be
in the printing business to get into
either one. A. r. L.
The Newark Pressmen's Union
headquarters are located at Iroquois
Hall, in Washington street. They are
not affiliated locally, but information
ally. If you can feed a press you can
secure membership, but you are re-
quired to work five years in order
to become regular member.
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j. P. N:
Where can 1 sell motion pictures?
A. P.
If you refer to films, you can dis
pose of them through the various film
exchanges, whose addresses you can
find in any of the theatrical publica-
| tions. If you mean scenarios, send
them to the scenario editor of the
different companies.
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]. p. N:
Is there any premium on a cent
dated 1894? F. P. T.
No premium is listed on your coin.
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up. N:
Kindly let me know If there is
| premium on a half dollar dated 1886?
A. M.
If your coin is milled edged, not let
tered, it has value of from 10 cents
to $3.50. according to its condition.
J. P. N:
Could you tell me where 1 can buy
revolving rubber heels, the kind with
one screw in the centre, disc shape?
Also if the Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western Railroad ever run
! ferry between Forty-second street,
Weehawken, N. j., and Twenty third
street, New York city? E. S. B. c.
Consult some Of the shoe and de-
partment stores in the city, The
Lackawanna Railroad authorities
claim they never operated a ferry
tween the places you mention.
]. p. N:
Can a proprietor of an ice cream
parlor put out any person whom he
may think undesirable in his place?
| This person raises no disturbance, but
the proprietor objects to his presence.
Can he summon an officer if such per-
son refuses to leave, and will such
officer be obliged to put him out on
| request of proprietor? H. 7. NJ.
A rf.,f@ ln,, s1l, H.
desires from his own store.
Up. N:
| We are going to start a bicycle club
and would like to know where we can
| get book containing all the rules of
road riding. W. S. w.
Write to r. F. Kelsey, Motor Boat
Publishing Company, ITO West
Fortieth street, New York city. He
will send you one Of his books
j. P. NJ:
A says that Hebrew cannot obtain
a marriage license in the State of New
Jersey B differs. Who is correct?
A. NJ.
wins. What would prevent a He
brew, or any other form of national
ity, from obtaining such license?
G.
| j. P. N.
Please answer the following ques-
ton to decide a bet: A bets that in a
game of draw poker he can refuse a
card that has been turned face up.
| B bets that he cannot refuse same.
J. NJ.
According to the latest style in
poker you must take all cards
whether turned face UP or not. OF
course, some play the old-fashioned
way
J.P N:
Kindly advise us through your pa
per on the following: A and B play
a single handed game of pinochle,
with clubs trumps. A melds the king
and queen of clubs, and calls for 40.
Then he plays the king from the board
to take trick. He afterwards lays
down the ace, queen and jack and ten
of clubs in the suit. B claims he must
have the other king to claim $50. Who
is right? PINOCHLE.
You have evidently made a mistake
in your explanation. The way your
letter reads $50 cannot be NEEDED.
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]. P. NJ:
Will you kindly publish in your
paper the address of DR.. D. Webb
MARY z.
Consult the telephone directory.
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j. P. N:
Please tell me is there any value on
a Columbian half-dollar dated 1888?
PAT.
No premium is listed on your coin.
O.
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Which is the smoothest and most
musical language spoken? r. G.
The French language Is said to be.
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G. C. (alias Shrump)-Your stamp is
of Holland Dutch variety from South
Africa, according to our authority.
We have mislaid your address. VIII
you kindly forward same again?
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READER-For information on Sem
eca Canoe Club write to Secretary
Charles B. Ambrose, 122 Roseville ave-
nue., city.
EDGAR F, R.-Write to James e
Sullivan, Amateur Athletic Union, q
Warren street, New York city.
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8. M M.-Your letter must have
gone astray. Write in again and we
will be glad to publish it.
C
L. R.-Consult some of the steam
ship lines which touch the points you
desire to go.