Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-23

a copyist and where can secure
such a position? e. X.
First of all, 1t is required to have
a thorough knowledge of the English
language. Then one must write a
fair hand. For the answer to your
last question, watch the advertising
columns OF the Evening Star.
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What are the premiums on a three
dollar gold piece of 1856 and a dollar
gold piece of 1853? Where can they
be redeemed? MRS. e. G..
Your three-dollar gold piece has a
value of $3.50. No premium is listed
on your dollar coin. Consult the adj
vertising columns of the Star.
If player leaves organized base
ball to join the Federals, can he be
reinstated again after playing a few
games with the outlaws? i. c.
Certainly, If he secured two votes in
the National Commission. You say
leaves organized baseball in your
question. 1t is supposed you. mean
that he had signed with some major
league club and then jumped his con-
tract. So far as his reinstatement in
organized baseball is concerned, it
would be up to the National Commits
sion whether he was to be allowed to
play. OF course, If he was star
player, and had left the Federals
after signing up to play with them,
the player would likely find himself
in the middle of court squabble-
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What were the weights of Charley
| Weinert and Johnny Howard when
1 they boxed at Madison Square Gar
den, February IL? SOx.
The boxers weighed in at 170h
pounds each, with lighting shoes.
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| What are the premiums on half
dollars dated 1919, 1888. 1924 and 1884?
j. M.
Your coins are of no premium
| value.
J.. P. N.
L have bought house, having a
building and loan mortgage and a
second mortgage of $4,000 and $1,000
for three years, respectively. At the
end of three years, when the second
mortgage Is due can ] get the money
from the building and loan associa-
ton to pay for it by taking out a
new mortgage for $4,000? M. o. r.
Consult the officers of your building
and loan association, as they have
means of determining your credit.
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| What are the names of some schools
| in this State where backward chill
dren are taught.
A CONSTANT READER.
| The New Jersey State Home for
Feeble-M Minded Children at Vineland
| is State institution for such cases.
| There is an ungraded school under
| the direction of the. local Board of
Education on James street.
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| Please let me know If 1 can pur-
chase the words of the song entitled
'If They Would Only Move Old Ire
land over Here" sung by Jamie
Kelly at the Keeney Theatre during
the early part of last week? j. l..
Yes. Try any of the local music
stores. Then if they do not have it,
inquire at the Keeney Theatre for
the address of the publisher.
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j. P. NJ.
Kindly let me know whether or not
William Faversham will play Julius
Caesar" in Newark this season? IL
/ bDf w 1tU anu WHIT tAI9AIAs
William Faversham is not booked
for Newark this season.
c.
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Kindly inform me TO whom did Jim
| Jeffries give his title when he retired,
prior to fighting Jack Johnson? Kind
| ly tell me when the following plays
| come to Miners Theatre: Ben
WEIGHS Show, The Broadway Girls,
The Bon Ton Girls, and the Honey
moon Girls? Was it on Wednesday
night or Sunday afternoon that
Kramer defeated Jackie Clark In two
out of three heats?
| LEFTY LOUIE.
Jeffries presented the title TO Mar
| win Hart after Hart knocked out
Jack Root in twelve rounds ON July
3, 1906, at Reno. The Broadway Girls
are not booked for Miners, The Bon
Ton Girls are slated for the week of
/ April 10. Ben Welch's show is
scheduled for the week of May II.
The Honeymoon Girls were ut Miner
Theatre the week of December 1.
Kramer beat Clark ON a Sunday af-
ternoon.
J. P. NJ:
- Would you kindly advise me IL
| Harry Lauder. the Scotch comedian,
ever worked In the city or Newark
as a public employee? | have heard
that he worked at one time In the
Newark post office, T.. II. s.
Our mailman says that he never
heard of Lauder holding down n Job
at the post office. Lauder IL n regu-
lar Scotchman and lives amid the
bonny heather when he is not trav-
cling,
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What Is the best way for me to
reach 1876 Thatford avenue Brooklyn,
and also how to reach HoplSinsop
Mansion, Brooklyn? ANON.
No 1856 Thatford avenue Is located
between Belmont and Suffer avenues.
From Newark take the Hudson tube
line from Park place to Cortlandt
street, New York. Walk TO tho Brook
Ign Bridge and board a Fulton street
train. Get off the elevated train Mt
Rockaway avenue and board a Rock
away avenue trolley to Belmont ave-
nue.. Walk along Belmont avenue to
Thatford avenue. Hopkinson Mansion
is located at 42S HoplSinson avenue.
Brooklyn. To reach it take the Full
ton street elevated train at the Brook
Ign Bridge and ride to Rockaway ave-
nue.. Hoplsinson avenue is within a
block of the Rockaway avenue sta
ton.
J. p N.