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

ark has won only one international
League pennant. Your typewriting Is
fine.
What are the premiums on PEN
MES dated 1900 and 1857 and on
half dime of 1888? Does salt water
freeze? u. r.
Your pennies have values. each
from cents to so cents, according
to their condition. The Hudson river,
which is salt water, freezes.
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Can Chinaman own property In
this country? j. b.
Nothing prevents Chinaman from
owning property in this country.
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j. P. N:
Are there any values on cent Of
1857 and two-cent piece dated
1865? A r. q.
Your penny Is premiumed from s
cents to so cents, according to condi-
ton, but there Is no value attached to
you two-cent piece other than its face
value.
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What is the premium on q half
dollar of 1907 and 1876? g. A. G.
Neither of these are listed.
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Pm:
What is the premium on a dollar
of 1895? ]. WooDI.
1t is valued at from $125 to 80.
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Pm:
To whom should apply for q po-
sition as collector in the gas depart
ment of the Public Services Company
x. Y. 2.
Apply to w M. Halsey, Public Ser
vice building, Broad street. He can
be interviewed between the hours OF
9 a. m. and 10 a. m.
J. P. N:
What are the premiums on the fol-
lowing: Quarter dated 1876, three
cent piece dated 1865 and cent of
1904? n j. L.
The three-cent piece Is premiumed
from rs cents to 60 cents and your
penny from $3.50 to $40, according to
their conditions. No premium is
listed on your quarter.
G.
]. P. NJ:
Are there any premiums on a half
cent of 1909 and large cent of 1847?
H. s. J.
The half-cent has value from 5
cents to 10 cents, according to its
condition. Your penny has no prem
| ium value.
State where Keith & Proctor's en-
ployment office is? Is there United
Booking Office In New York?
HORSE TROTTER.
Keith booking office is located 1854
Broadway, New York city, and the
United Booking offices are in the
]. P. NJ:
| Is there any premium on an eagle
cent dated 1858? L. F.
Your coin has no premium value.
O.
j. P. NJ:
To whom should I apply for a posi-
ton as clerk in the offices of the
Lackawanna and Pennsylvania rail-
roads? q. B.
| j. j. Lane Lackawanna Railroad,
4SO Broad street, city, and J. B. Fish
er, Pennsylvania Railroad, Jersey
City.
| c.
]. P. NJ:
| When will the next examination for
| police patrolmen be held? What is
the age limit and how long does one
have to reside in this city to take
examination? What is the height re-
quirement? J. H.
There is an eligible list from which
the present appointments are being
made. When the list is depleted a
new examination will be held. Eligi-
bles must be at least twenty-one
years and not over thirty-five years
OF age, five feet eight inches in height,
and must have resided two years in
| this city.
j. P. NJ:
A. claims that a horse hitched to
| a wagon is pulling it. B. says the
horse is pushing the wagon. Who is
correct? r. H. G.
The horse is pulling and pushing the
wagon.
JACOB HENRYSON-we cannot
furnish the names in this column. If
you wish to write to these men SIM
| ply address your letter to the editor
department in question, and mark 1t
personal, If 1t Is such.
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| SOL APRII.-Calm yourself, SOL.
We are afraid you are inclined to be a
poor loser. Spectators at this game
agreed with our story that the Boy
Industrial five was by far the hotter
of the two. If your team was so far
outweighed, you should have refused
to play combination SO much
heavier. But having played the game
and lost-give all credit to the winner.
O.
w. RUTHER-Why not try the va
rious stationery and departments
stores in this city? They could prob
ably give you what you desire. or else
render you some information on where
/ you could secure same.
c.
| DISCOURAGED--C the Legal
Aid Society, Central avenue. Explain
your case to them. They will prob
ably help you.
| O.
SCoTTY V,-Consult any hospital
clinic for your information.
| O.
MISS A. Hive cannot answer
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