Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-10
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prove hummer" as RED" has been
beating all of them in New Haven,
and has improved very much since
his meeting with Mickey. Business
with Mack must reach
CHAS. C'HORSE') KRASNER.
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J. p. N:
When does the next examination
for railway mail clerks and postoffice
clerks take place? ]. G. A.
The next examination will be held
when the present eligible list runs
low This is expected to be in about
a year.
J. p. N:
Kindly tell me how to reach the
Mona tery in Hoboken. What is the
tale! j. j.
You probably mean the monastery
in West Hoboken. From Newark the
best way to go there would be via the
Hudson and Manhattan line from the
Park place station, to the Summit
avenue station, Jersey City. Coming
UP to the street, board a northbound
Jackson avenue car and ride to the
Palisade avenue transfer station.
There transfer to a northbound Union
Hill car and get off the car at Gin
TON dN0nue anu oIeNSIlS SlTetli WEST
Hoboken. Then walk west on Stew
ems street to the monastery. The
fare for the trip would be thirty
eight cents.
]. P. NJ:
Can a white man meet colored
man in the prize ring in New York
city? BLACK AND WHITE.
Under a ruling of the New York
De- &c he
tween white and black fighters are
forbidden. AS the boxing commits
sion is in charge of bouts in New
York State, the breaking of this rule
would be likely to result seriously
for the offending club.
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J. P. N:
What is the premium on a fifty
cent piece dated 1853? There are ar
rows on each side of the date and
rays on the back.
HAPPY RAMBLERS.
There is no premium listed on your
coin. But at that, you have just
missed a ten-strike. If your coin did
not have the arrows and ray on it,
it would be worth $50.
]. p. N:
A bets B that an East Orange
ange. B differs. Who is correct?
A READER.
An applicant for a janltor's posi-
ton must be resident of the city
in which the school is located. The
same rule applies to him after he
gets the position.
J. p. N:
What would it cost to ship dog
from tillEnnTnU Tpa1a nd n NaVy
York? J. J, K.
The cost would be approximately
500.
Will you kindly advise me as to the
~--"'~'ts Of NJ" win Costello, who was
known as Buffalo Costello?
BAUER.
Buffalo Costello was a fighter of
more or less fame He had a repu-
tation for durability and gameness
j. r. B.-Yes, if he gets enough
votes.
J.. p. N:
Is there a premium on a ten-cent
piece dated 1887? 1t has liberty
on the other. b. F. l.
That's one of the dimes with no
premium, Sorry!
j. p. N:
Must legalized voter retire to a
booth to prepare his ballot? Is it
lawful for the members of the dis
trict election board to prepare their
ballots outside of the booth and show
them to one another? z. b.
The voter must go in the booth.
II he cannot read or yUY-ita and 0aada
assistance he may ask for it from the
election board. The practise you cite
is unlawful.
p. NJ.
Who invented wireless telegraphy?
What is the quickest route to One
Hundred and Thirty-sixth street and
Where can one obtain n position with
a moving picture company?
PLIMERS.
Professor Heinrich Hertz first dis
covered that electricity could be
transmitted through the air, in
waves, in 1886. The quickest way to
reach One Hundred and Thirty sixth
street and Cypress avenue, Bronx,
from Newark, is via the Hudson and
Manhattan Railroad from Park place
to the Cortlandt street terminal Then
walk up to Fulton street and Broad
way to the Fulton street subway sta
ton, and board a northbound Lenox
avenue subway train and ride to the
One Hundred and Thirty-fifth street
station. Coming up on the street
board a crosstown car and ride east
to Cypress avenue. Then walk one
block north to One Hundred and
Thirty-sixth street. II you mean as
a movingpicture actor, apply at any
of the moving-picture company stu
dios for chance.
J.P. N:
Is a rain check issued at the Velo-
drome last Sunday good for any time
this season? A FAN.
The rain check is good any time
this season. Hope you will be able
to use 1t next Sunday.
C
j. p. N:
A young man born in Ireland,
comes to this country before he is
twenty-one years old. His father
has been a naturalized citizen for
twenty-five years. Can the young
man vote on his fathers papers
when he becomes twenty-one years
old? B. o. r.
If the mother of the young man was
in this country with her husband at
the time he was naturalized, and if
the husband had notified the United
States consul of his intention to re-
turn to Ireland, and if the birth of
the son was registered with the
American consulate nearest to the
place in which the young man was
born, then the young man is citizen
of the United States and he needs
nc further papers to vote
j. p. NJ:
Where can ] obtain copy of the