Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-31

like taking our reputation away from
us we would be only too pleased to
hear from them by mail or telephone.
| remain yours very truly,
JOHN E. BEER.
Thank you for your information.
G
bets that there are only seven
spoken languages. b claims that
there are over 800 languages. Who is
right?
A CONSTANT READER.
There are said to be 3,424 languages
or dialects spoken in the world
G
j. P. N.
II a boy comes to this country at
the age of eight years, and when he
becomes eighteen and joins the Ma
tional Guard. does he need his first
and second papers at the age of TWEEN
ty-one to vote? c. P.
Yes, full naturalization is necessary
before ne can vote.
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J. P. N:
Can you tell me the evening papers
published in the following cities:
Syracuse, Albany and Troy. N. Y?
H. P. w.
The evening papers in Syracuse
are Herald and Journal in Albany,
Journal and Times-U MON: in Troy,
Record, Times and Standard Press.
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]. p. N:
A claims that Central won the
State scholastic basketball title. b
says St Benedicts were the State
champions. Who is correct? On
what day did November n, 1898, fall
on? A. j. r.
In the series between Central and
St. Benedicts in the season that has
Just closed each team won IL game.
The followers of both teams are
claiming the city championship fQr
their respective teams. 1t was hard
to compare the school teams in the
entire State because in the southern
portion of the State the teams use
different rules from the northern New
Jersey teams and their game is en-
tirely different, as a result of the use
of these rules November 81. 1898.
fell on Monday.
J. p. N:
What vessel of the Hamburg
American line left Hamburg on April
l. 1910, and arrived in Hoboken April
l.. 1910? r. A. s.
No steamer of the Hamburg
American line arrived in Hoboken
from Hamburg on April IL, 1910 The
President Lincoln arrived from HAM
burg on April 10. She left Hamburg
| April 8.
j.. p. NJ
Which is correct: The committee
feels that it is right" or 1.-THE COM
mittee feel that it is right"
THE committee feels that it is
right" is correct.
j. p. N;
In auction pinochle bought the
| hand for twenty five. c melds ten.
He failed to take a trick and A claims
he loses his meld. C differs, Who is
| right? JAMES.
pinochle, it is nece ssary to win a trick
to have ones meld count
j. P. N;
! VIII you please state in your column
whether or not you are allowed to
! keep a revolver in your house without
q permit in New York or New Jersey?
] VIM. r. b.
/ You are allowed to keep revolver
York you require license under the
| Sullivan act.
g
]. P. N:
| Is the American Telephone Com
pany in business in New York? Can
! you give me the address of the man
ager? What is the premium on a
nickel dated 1866?
j. e. W.
| The manager of the American Tele-
! phone and Telegraph Company may
! be addressed at IL Dey street, New
York city. There is no premium
! listed on your coin.
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J. p. N:
What is the yearly salary of a
member of Congress? What is his
term of office? Please explain the
trouble now going on in Ireland
A READER.
A congressman receives $500 per
annum and a mileage of twenty cents
per mile. He is elected for two years.
4 bill has been introduced in parlia-
ment to let ireland have home rule.
The people of Ulster are opposed to
the home rule bill and are said to
be prepared to resist any SUCH form
of government.
J. P. NJ:
In auct on pinochle A melds a
marriage in clubs and makes spades
trumps. A melds a deuce of spades
Il SAYS that marriage Is necessary
to make the trump Who is right?
e. K.
In auction pinochle a marriage is
not necessary to make a trump. A
is right.
~. P. N:
What is the easiest way TO get to
Yonkers? f. X.
Take Hudson tube train at Park
place to the Hudson terminal, New
York. Walk cast to subway station
at Fulton street and Broadway. Take
subway to Grand Central station and
there board train for Yonkers
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STEADY READER - You have
written an interesting letter. but by
writing on two sides of the page
YOU have disobeyed the rules and
your communication will therefore
not be published.
THE MAD CHIEF REBEL-Bet-
ter tell your troubles to the fellow
and he will probably give you re-
ceipt in full.
b. S.-Consult the Legal Aid So
ciety, 10 Central avenue, for your in
formation
C
M. A. S.-Consult the moving pic
ture magazines for your information.
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