Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-21

Hertn Annoy camp NO. H.
Woodmen of the World, will meet
tonight. Arrangements for the in
s~tallation will be made at his time.
A meeting of Court Amboy No. So,
Foresters of America. will be held
tonight.
Middlesex Council No. SIS, Jr. o..
L. A. NJ, will hold the second NOM
nation of officers tonight.
Election of officers for the ensuing
year took place at the semi-monthly
meeting of Loyal Council No. IL.
Daughters of America, Monday night
in Eagle hall in Smith street, n
Miss Ella DeWorth was chosen as
councillor with the following officers
to assist her: Mrs. Emma Miller,
vice councillor; Mrs. Beatrice Daub,
conductors; Mrs. Mary Gilman. war
den; Mrs. Matilda Tice. inside senti-
mel: Miss Esther Fr~edderickson.
outside sentinel: Mrs. Mary Gilman,
trustee. and Mrs. Lillian Richards.
junior past councillor. These officers
will be installed at the first meeting
in January. During the meeting a
fern was awarded Miss Barbara
Geise, of 491 Compton avenue
Notices have been posted in the
local post office and at Maurcr adj
vertising for bids for suitable prem-y
ises fol locating the branch post
Office at Maurer. Bids will be re-
ceived up to December 81.
Thor Lodge No. &c, Danish Broth
erhood, at its meeting last night ut
Washington hall made further plans
for the annual Christmas tree Gel
eoratiOn that is to be held at the
hall next Monday night. There will
lie n Christmas tree from which
gifts will be given to the children
and refreshments will be served.
Dancing will be held.
Members OF the chiidren's depart
ment of the library who have receiy-
ed tickets will be entertained at a
Christmas party in the library audi
torium tomorrow afternoon. Miss
Frances Hance and Miss Elizabeth
Oliver will be in charge.
No Sunday School Athletic League
meeting will be held at the Y. NJ. g.
A. Friday night. December 20. The
Friday afternoon business men,
class are asked to attend class AT
the "Y" on Thursday at Sis insteal
- thS oAot das diiu III 4NO ldt-
tory basketball will be played Sat
urGay night, ms the gymnasium closes
at 8 O'Clock not to be re-opened
until Tuesday.
a general invitation is EXTENDED.
FOR the exercises to be held in the
high school auditorium tomorrow
night. when the prizes will be given
out to school children by the Perth
Amboy Trust Company for the win
nin5 essays or Thrift"
William Miller was reelected
president of the Junior Club at its
meeting last night at Junior hall. In
the selection of the other oficesS
the following were named Sice2
president. Russell Smith; financial
secretary. Robert e. jackson; record
ing secretary. Frank C. Gross: as
sistant recording secretary, Runyon
Il. Giles; treasurer, John i. Ber-
nard. and trustees, Earl Barnes, c.
McMurrie, George w. Jackson ard
George Anderson. With the re-elee-
ton of William Miller as head oe
the club for 1922, the members are
looking forward to one of the big
gest years since the organization was
started.
Slight injury to several automo
hiles was caused near the Ditmas
theatre on STATE street last night
when two boys climbed into C. Q.
RaIdwin's automobile. started the
motor and then crashed into the line
OF cars standing along the curb. A
number of cars were damned to-
gether and bent tenders resulted.
Officer Lester Seaman arrived as the
boys retreated and was unable to
identify them.
Charles May, of Jefferies street
has brought suit through his atto5.
ney, Jacob NJ. Klein. for $500 againA
| the Roosevelt Milk & Cream Conn.,
pany or Carteret. The suit, whichN
will be held in the district court on
December 81, is the result of an ac-
cident which occurred in this city
at 1920 A. M. on November II, when
Mays milk wagon was smashed,
contents lost n horse INJURED,
when struck by the Roosevelt Com
panys milk truck. The accident oe-
CURED at Buckingham avenue and
State street.
l. Presidents and secretaries of the 4.
local fire companies are today RED
lceiving their checks for distribution<
among the firemen of the city. Each
man gets a check for S12. City
Clerk Arthur Graham distributed the
checks TO the fire company officers.
The fortieth anniversary of the
organization OF the Lincoln Engine
Company will be celebrated IN Frem
hall, Lehigh avenue. on THURSDAY
night, December 20 Invitations
nave been extended to the mayor,
city council. fire chief and assistant
chiefs. as we'll as the members OF
the Lincoln Engine Company re-
ouesting their attendance at this
affair. The program will include
speeches. on the history of the or
GaElzation. and there will be spe-
cial entertainment. The committees
IS arranging to serve a big supper
in connection wit thi affair. Burt
Moore is president of the Lincoln
Company.
A communication from the police
department, signed by George Ko-
Iusko and Fifty others, and
.ng continuation of a bonus granted
some time ago, was received by the
Board of Aldermen at the meeting !,
Monday might. =
Glasses in gymnasium work at the
Y NJ. c. A. this afternoon were sus-
pended for the rehearsal for the
Christmas Pantomime which is to
be presented in Y. NJ. c. a. auditor
ium on this coming Friday night.