Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-05

second game viii Immediately know
what I mean.
Luck in basketball? 1 suppose tina
is why East Side was defeated in thu
first game. You say that Central wa
not at its best in the second game
"A poor excuse is better than none
Nobody can dispute that Contra
has not a splendid team. 1t certainl!
has, but speaking of Lehrhoff as Z
star, I never saw him shine. HI:
playing does not justify his reputa
ton.
Come you Centralite, for this l per
ceive you are from the tone of YOU
letter, and don't be so sore Eas
Side can make just as good a showins
as Central any day.
AN EAST SLIDER TO BE SURE.
A Newarker in New Orleans tells
a live wire story, and still has hi'
love for his home town:
New Orleans. La, March l.
J. P. N:
In travelling about the South
| CHANGED to meet a "live Wire cnai
from our home town, Newark, N. j.
u. S. A. accent on the u. S. A., IL
New Orleans. 1t seems that they are
trying to formulate plans for big
canal exposition here, and this boy
| Edward Dornbusch, grasped the op'
portunity to make money out or theli
enthusiasm. He and a New Orleans
lad wrote a song, entitled EVERY
body Wants the Exposition" This
naturally appealed to the civic spirit
of the New Orleans people, and, be
lieye me, the Newark boy and his
friend cleaned up.
They chartered O. pair of good ole
| nrIa hnrgnG IN. X. mules
and a wagon. They then 5ecured
piano and a classy singer. Then, witt
this truck decorated with bunting and
attractive signs, they started on the
| expedition about the town. The 1dea
certainly proved a bonanza.
l write this merely to prove thai
| we NeWarkerS have the right dy'
namos to liven UP even such lethar'
gic old burg as New Orleans, and, In
cidentally, to declare a good dividend
! Our Newark friend had the audacity
to charge twenty-five cents per copy
| Enclosed please find copy)
| In closing. / want to assure the
readers of The Star that New Or
leans is the equal of Newark, only in
population Yours, 1,344 miles away,
II. H.,
S34 ST. Charles street.
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J. P. N:
| Can you tell me where [ can study
to become Red Cross nurse? What
are the duties of such a position
Where can L apply for position as
| an army nurse? Must one be a citi-
zen to secure such a position?
CLARA.
Write to the New York office of the
Red Cross Society, at los East Tween
| ty-second street, for your informa-
| ton. You can apply to any of the
recruiting stations for position as
army nurse. Yes, you must either
be citizen or have your first papers
declaring your intention to be a citi-
zen.
J.. P. N.
One set of club members contend
that when a dollar bill is made in
Washington that a dollar in silver is
placed in the treasury at Washington
| and is never taken out. 1t is sup
posed to act as security for this dol
| lar bill. The other side contend thai
| this silver is put into public build
ings and other real estate and thai
there is not dollar in silver ir
| Washington for every bill in circula
! ton. An early answer as to which
side is correct would be pleasing tC
/ iildhy VI SObI ttddtIS. -. It =
When the United States govern
ment places a silver certificate or bill
in circulation, at the same time there
| is actually placed in the vaults OF
the United States treasury a similar
amount of silver in coin, to guarantee
that specific bill This procedure il
gone through with every bill that is
| issued.
J. P NJ:
Can you tell me the names of the
State Senator and the twelve Assem-
blymen from Essex County this year
| II. J.
Austin G. Colgate is the Essex rep
resentative in the State Senate a
present. The twelve Assemblymel
are: Charles A N Nutting Bennett
H. Fischer. Laurence McCabe. jr.
Frank A. Foley, Hubert ]. Rowe
| Joseph B. Bloom, James r. Byrne
| Edward c. Eaton. Michael j. Quig
ley. Thomas ]. Smith. e. Mors
| Barradale and w. Give Crosby.
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J. p. N:
Please let me know where tn
founding home is located in New
York. Can one put an infant in Their
without any trouble? Is there an!
| place IN N eN aTk OH lllt SAINT Olutl
X. u.
The New York Founding Hospita
is located at Sixty-eighth street AM
Lexington avenue, New York. w
know of no special founding hospita
in Newark. You would have to visi
the various hospitals to find on
about placing infants in the hospital
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J. =. N:
OF the following trades which on
is the best and which brings in tn
most money: Lawyer, bookkeepei
pharmacist. stenographer or physica
culture teacher? M. L..
IF the lawyer is a good one his call
ing would seem to be the best How
ever the pharmacist is liable to hi
upon some wonderful chemical dis
covery and make more money thai
any of the Others.
g
]. p. N:
Is the course in plumbing at tn
Newark Technical School free, or
tuition charged? Must team
PLAYING ball pay to put the accoun
of the game in the paper? How cal
I secure a slip to fill out for a librar
{ card? How can a person become
singer? How can I become a base
bali pitcher? Was Joe Choynsl<i
Jew, and did he ever knock out JAG
Johnson, the present heavyweight
| chameleon? M. l..
! nominal fee is charged at tn
Technical School for special courses
. There is no charge to have them pub
, lished in the Morning or Evenin
Star. You can obtain an application
slip at the library. Provided you pos
sess a voice of merit, the right wa
would be to place yourself in the car
of some capable teacher and folloV
7 his instructions. Yes, Joe Choynsl
was a lew, and he knocked out JAG