Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-04-07

ture," can be purchased at the blrd
stores for twenty-five cents.
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J. P. NJ:
Are there more Jews in Austria
Hungary than in the United States!
PRINCE.
According to the latest estimate
there are 1,136,24O Jews in the United
States. and 1,994,378 in Austria-Hun-
gary. There are 5,1S9, 401 Jews in RUS
sia, while the estimated total NUM-
ber of Jews in the world is 10, 413,S29.
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j. P. N:
Are there any premiums on two.
cent piece of 1855, a one-cent piece OF
1922 and 1929? Where can I find out
the value of foreign coins? H. W.
The pennies dated 1922 and 1929 are
worth from two to ten cents, accord
ing to their condition. You can OBJ
tain information concerning the value
of foreign coins at the Newark Stamp
and Coin Exchange, 7s7 Broad street.
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Is there a premium on half dol
lar dated 1929? j. B.
Your coin is worth fifty-one cents.
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j. P. NJ:
Does the Carpenters Union of
America publish a magazine, and II
so where can I get copy?
There 't,u, is a carpenters, trade i Journal
published at 258 Broadway, New York.
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j. p. NJ:
We are about to choose a place at
which we are going to hold our an
, nual outing but we are at a loss as
= 10 dc
| you suggest any good outing grounds
that you know of within twenty-five
to thirty-five miles of Newark?
L. P. co.
Several of the railroads issue book
| let's concerning outing trips. You
would probably be able to select a
place with the help of one of the
| books.
]. P. NJ:
Can I become a nurse at the City
Hospital, and if so who do | apply
to for same? A STAR READER.
Yes. you can be taught nursing, and
1t will not cost cent. Apply to Miss
Mary Mason, superintendent of
nurses, at the City Hospital, Fair
mount avenue and Bank street.
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j. P. NJ:
What is the route by train from
Newark to Paterson? What is the
fare, and how long does it take to
make the trip? E.. F. H.
You can go from Newark to- Pat
erson on the Erie Railroad from the
Fourth avenue station, this city. The
fare one way is thirty cents, and re-
turn fifty cents. 1t takes about a half
hour to make the trip.
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j. Pm:
Is there a. school in Newark where
I can be taught manicuring and hair
dressing? A. M. C.
We know of no school in Newark
where one can be taught manicuring
and hairdressing. You might acquire
the art, however, by obtaining posi-
ton in one of the local parlors.
J.P.N N:
Is there a premium on any of the
following coins: Dime dated 1873, two
cent piece 1866, and a penny dated
1854? r. w. G.
No premiums are listed on any of
your coins.
JPN:
What is the fare from New York to
Quogue, Long Island? S.R.
The fare from the Long Island Rail-
road station, Thirty-third street and
Seventh avenue, New York, to
Quogue, Long Island. is $3.50 one
way and 1887 return.
When was Bob Fftzsimmons born?
FIGHT FAN.
Bob Fftzsimmons was born at Ell
ston, Cornwall, England, June 4, 1862
J.P. N:
Is there a premium listed on a
penny dated 1848? TT.
No premium is listed on your coin.
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J.. P. NJ:
Where is the U. S. S. Cumberland
at the present time? r.
The Cumberland is in the Brooklyn
navy yard for an indefinite period.
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j. P. N:
Is there a premium on any of the
following foil coins: Pennies dated 1860,
| 1852, 1868, 1854; nickel dated 1888;
dimes dated 1881. 1s41, 1873. 1875?
Your dime of 1881 is worth eleven
cents. No premiums are listed on
your other coins.
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Is there a premium on a dime dated
1851? B.L.
No, there is not. Sorry.
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]. P. N:
Where can Max Figman, director
general OF the photo-play, Jack
Chanty," be located by mail?
| RaarnV- r EUErR ETNT u
Write to Max Figman, care of
Alliance Film Corporation, 1875 West
Forty-sixth street, New York.
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i What Is the railroad route from
Newark to Waterbury, Conn?
Board a tube train at the Park
place station and ride to Courtlandt
Broadway, to Fulton street subway
station. There board an uptown ex-
press train and ride to the Grand
Central station. There board a New
York, New Haven and Hartford Rail-
road train for Waterbury.
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J. p. N:
Is there a premium on a penny
, dated 1910, and two-cent piece 1854
Orange. S.R
Your penny is worth from ten tc
, fifty cents, according to it's condition
! No premium is listed on your two.
j cent piece.
J. P. NJ:
Is 1t within President Wilson'S
power to stop the shipment of am
munition and arms to the warrine
countries in Europe? TEN.
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