Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-21
Lodges

The final nomination and cleo
ton of officers of Algonquin Lodge
No. A., Knights of Pythias. Will
take place tonight at q meeting oil
the lodge at Odd Fellows hall. In
the first nomination held a week
ago the following were named:
Chancellor commander, Adam
| Smith; vice chancellor, Oscar Pc
terson; prelate. William II. Tice;
master of work, j. Leslie Crowell;
keeper of records and seal. Edward
+. Peterson; master of exchequeri
Chris Peterson; master of finance
w. +. Weiderstrom; master o.
arms, Frank Whitworth: inside
guard, Albert Peterson; outer guard,
Hans Clausen.
-Bnei Zion Camp, No. 20, Order
Bnei Zion at its meeting last night
at Bnei Zion Institute following the
report of the committee named two
weeks ago at q meeting to confer
with the Young Mems Hebrew
Association on the proposition
to sell the property of the camp de-
cided to sell and turn the largest
proportion over to the building fund
of the association for the erection
of the new building at Madison ave-
nue. and Jefferson street. Another
meeting of the camp will be held
on Monday night. June 2S, for the
purpose of ratifying the resolutions
sell the property.
The monthly meeting of the
Past Chief Rangers Association of
the Foresters Of America of Middle
sex county was held yesterday after
noon with a large delegation of men,
bers present. President Edward C.
Smith was in the chair and there
were seven new members taken into
the association at this time. Arrange
ments were made for an outing and
shore dinner at Soldiers Beach, Sat
urday, August IA. Plans for the
class initiation to be held at the
armory in New Brunswick. October
10 are being rapidly completed. A
delegation of members of the as.
ISOLATION will go over to Sayreville
tomorrow night for a visit to Court
~Sayreville.
Perth Amboy Aerie No. 1856.
Fraternal Order of Eagles. at its
meeting Friday night completed ar
rargements for going to the annual
state convention to be held at
Bridgeton Thursday. Three auto
mobiles that are to enter the pa
rade will leave here early Thursday
morning so as to be in time for the
parade hat is to be held in the af-
ternoon at the close of the conven-
ton. State Chaplain Thomas Lucas,
who is in the field for state vice
president, will leave here Wednes-
day afternoon for the executive ses-
sion that is to be held before the
opening of the convention at 10
O'Clock Thursday morning. State
Vice President Joseph Marts, of
Millville, who is in line for state
president, will have opposition in
Fred n. Smith, of Newark, who
announced hiscandidacy some time
ago for that office and has made a
canvass of the various aeries in the
state for the office.
State President William williams
of Trenton, will preside at the con-
vention and give his annul address
State Secretary j. c. Coffey, of Pas
sale, also expects to have opposi-
ton for the Office. The delegates
that are to represent Perth Amboy
Aerie at the convention are Past
Worthy President David i. HULL.
Albert Pashley and l.. B. Moore,
and the a~lternates named are John
HI. Mehaffey, Matthew Rodda and
Thomas Wathne. At the meeting of
the aerie Friday twenty-one candi-
dates were initiated and twenty
new applications for membership
were received.