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


list. However, you had better con
suit coin dealer as it may be Of
value.
J.. p. N:
Who was chairman of the conven-
tion that nominated Jacob Haussling
over Edward NJ. Waldron?
POLITICIAN.
James E. Rowe.
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]. P. N:
young lady is married, but hasn't
been living with her husband for ter
! years, and now living in New York
| intends moving to New Jersey. She
anticipates getting a divorce an6
would like to know how long she will
| have to reside here before obtaining
| same. e. B.
You are required to walt two years
after securing a divorce in this st
To secure more definite information
consult lawyer.
]. P. NJ:
| What are the premiums on the fol-
] lowing coins: Pennies dated 1904, 1874
| 1851, 1865, 1909 and 1912; dime Of 1876
and an army and navy copper coin
of 1853? M. c.
Your penny of 1904 has a value of
from $3.50 to $50, according to its
condition No premiums are listed on
your other coins.
]. P. M
Did Charley weinert ever meet
Johnny Howard? If not, what How
ard was it who met Weinert at the
Central Institute? A. D.
Johnny Howard and Charley Wei
merit fought a draw at Troxler's Cen
trail Institute more than a year ago.
G
J.P. N:
In what year was the ground
broken for East Side Park? C. J. B.
The first spadeful of dirt was over
turned in 1895.
j. N:
Is it possible for a couple from
this city to go to New. York city and
be married the same day there with
out a witness? MISS c. M.
Yes; the clerk will provide the wit
ness. Going to elope?
]. P. NJ:
What is the premium on a half dol
lar of 1884? I. D. H.
There is no premium listed on your
half dollar.
j.
]. P. NJ:
To whom should l apply to secure
a pass for the liner Mauretania?
Also what hours can | go there?
MRS. W. P. R.
A pass may be obtained any Mon
day at the wharf. No particular
hours are observed.
]. p. N:
Has the U. S. ship Louisiana left
We're Cruz already? If so, where is
it now stationed? ABE S.
The louisiana has just left Hamp-
ton Roads southerly bound for Mex
lean and other ports.
]. P. N.
Can a person wearing glasses take
the examination for railway mail
clerk? My home is in New York, but
I have boarded in Orange for two
years. Where should l make appli-
cation to take the examination? Is
it necessary to pass in arithmetic, or
does 1t require orly a passing mark
for the whole examination?
ORANGE.
Yes, If the vision is corrected by
glasses. Apply to Mr.. Edwards
Newark Postoff1ce. You are required
GLIDING arithmetic.
J.P. N:
Is there any premium value on g
white penny dated 1859? Also on one
of 1858? JAMES.
No premiums are listed on your
coins.
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]. P. N:
How can I secure a position in
Texas? G.. F. w.
What kind of a job do you want
They have all sorts of positions dowr
there-anything from cow punching to
being governor of the State. Think
the governors job would suit?
]. P. NJ:
I've started an athletic club. Please
publish few suitable names for it.
BALDY.
The Trojans, Ajax A. c., Corsairs
and Nonpareil A. c. are all goot
names.
J.. p. N:
Will you please let me know where
to apply for a motorcycle license? Car
r. D. r.
Apply in person to the local agen-
of the State motor department. a.
Halsey street and Central avenue
city. II you know the machines fac.
tory number and. all about 1t yot
can get license.
]. p. N:
Is there any premium on a penny
dated 1858? On what day did Feb
ruary 6, 1899, fall? L. A. F.
\, o4s4x.a liz
February 6, 1899, fell on "blue Mon.
day" II you don't believe it, ash
some one who was married that day.
]. P. N:
What is the premium on a quarter
dated 1857? Also on penny of 1851
MAX S.
Your coins have not premium value
Did "The Trail of the Lonesome
Pine" ever appear at the Newark
Theatre? ANXIOUS.
THE Trail of the Lonesome Pine
appeared at the Newark Theatre dur.
| ing the week of October Z.
1 have 1912 penny. Is there any
premium on It? RAGS.
No, but there will be, perhaps, nine
| hundred years from now. Just hans
on to 1t and walt.
]. p. N:
What makes a horse neigh?
KNOW-ALL.
If wanted to be funny and poet
| ical, I'd say-the same thing thai
| makes a jackass bray. Horsemen tel
me that a horse often neighs oil
whines when another horse passed Il
on the road because 1t is lonesome