Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-21

! not so with Fisher I attended the
! game myself and saw Fisher walk
] two men. Too much credit cannot be
! given to Sneden, the youthful
wonderful showing. Other fans who
saw the game will think the same.
d. MITCHELL.
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How old do you have TO be to join
the Society for the Prevention cf
Cruelty to Animals? Is there any
place in Newark where you can be-
come a member?
A CONSTANT READER.
You can make application at the
Office of the S. 2. G. A., 324 Pruden-
tial building. You have to be of age
to join the society
J. p. ~:
What is the best diet for a hound ?
FRED.
Greyhound cakes are more stimu-
lating to the hound, If he is given
much work in hunting, etc. II the
hound hangs around the kennel or
binary dog biscuits are suitable.
Good books on this subject can be
obtained at the Free Public Library.
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y. P. N.
Is there a school in this city be-
sides the Y. M. c. A where | can
learn auto repairing? ]. c.
Watch the advertising columns of
the Evening Star.
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]. p. NJ:
How many members of the Echo
Dramatic Club are taking part in
sfFT11o ffnnnIIRPnr tho OlaN
which will be produced under the
name of the Garrick Dramatic Club
at Kruegers Auditorium October %.
A. e. M.
Our theatrical editor has not been
informed of the personnel of the cast
just yet. Watch the Evening Star
for future announcements.
O.
JPN:
Has the government a wireless
school? If so, can you tell me whom
i should address for information re-
garding same. }. N
The government maintains wireless
schools in connection with the navy,
but one must be enrolled in the
United States service to attend A
very good wireless department is
maintained at the East Side Y. NJ.
C. A. The local Y. NJ c. A. has a
class for boys.
J..P. N:
How shall / address letter to
reach the postmaster of Buffalo,
N. Y. MISS IRENE w.
Just write to the postmaster, Buff
falo, n. Y, and he'll get it, never
j. p. N:
Has Ireland home rule yet?
The home rule bill has been passed,
but has not yet been put in operation.
]. p. N:
What is the premium on United
States cent dated 1902? PREMIUM
The penny is worth from 5 cents to
% cents, according to its condition.
@
Is there a premium on a half dollar
dated 1929? STAR READER.
Your coin is valued at 81 cents.
]. p. N:
Is there a premium on a silver dol
lar of 1877? E. 0. K.
No premium is listed on your coin.
j. p. N:
What is the value on a five-cent
piece, United States coin, dated 1870?
READER.
Your coin is of no premium value.
o
]. P. N:
Where can | obtain information
concerning the chances of securing
employment in the Panama canal
zone? ]. S.
Write to the Federal Civil Service
Commission in Washington and
watch the daily papers for the time
and positions for which examinations
will be held.
J. P. N:
Can boy fifteen years old, who
has graduated from the public
schools, be forced to go to high
school for two weeks and then quit?
STAR READER.
He must go to school until sixteen
years old. unless he is needed at
home.
]. P. N:
To whom shall 1 write to for in
formation concerning the Pennsyl-
vania constabulary? T. M. ].
Write to the Department of state
Police at Harrisburg, Pa, explaining
just what you want to know
j. P. NJ:
What are the United States naval
authorities doing at the present time
with persons who desert the navy?
Are they sent to prison? Has a law
been passed recently to dishonorably
discharge a deserter?
"SEA-GOING RED
Deserters are tried by court-martial,
and frequently sent to prison. No
body at Brooklyn navy yard knows
of any new law being passed. Think
ing of deserving?
j. P. NJ,
tore a United States s. bill in
half in an accident and have one
part of the bill, which has number
and is in good condition. Tell me
what 1t is worth and where can
get the money for it.
MILLIONAIRE.
Present 1t to one of the local banks
and they can tell you whether the
part you hold is worth anything.
From your description, however, it
looks as though you are out one big
wv spot.