Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-29

Eight candidates were Initiated at
a big meeting of Middlesex Council
No. CO, Jr. o. U. A. M, last night.
Past Councillor William Miller was
in charge of the degree work and
the guards in full uniform in charge
OF Captain Hanson assisted in the
work. Plans were discussed at the
meeting for a dance to be held at
Junior hall some time next month.
Fred Amer, chairman of the enter
tainment committee and his assist
ants will have charge of the arrange
ments.
The election of officers of Court
Standard Nc. Ill, Foresters of Am
erica, took place last night. Deputy
Grand Chief Ranger Walter Waver-
sczak set the time of the installation
for the next meeting of the court
which will be on Wednesday, Octo-
Der IL. one application for mem
bership was received. Plans were
discussed for entertaining those that
were in the service of the govern
ment during the war with a ban
quet some time next month. The
Past Chief Rangers Association ban
cuet to be held November IL was
also discussed. The officers chosen
WOIe. Cillt idIl5Cls JUN W IN
street; sub chief ranger, Alexander
Sokolinski; recording secretary.
Lawrence Clancy; senior woodward,
William Bunten; junior woodward,
Daniel Panconni; senior beadle,
Charles Morello; junior beadle,
Thomas b. Layden, and lecturer,
Joseph F. Powers.
Liberty Council, No. IA, Sons and
Daughters of Liberty, will entertain
the state officers at their regular
meeting in Jacobsen's Hall In State
| street tonight. An invitation has
been extended to the councils in
Keyport, South Amboy and Totem
| vile to attend and the meeting, it is
expected, will be unusually large.
The entertainment committee is
| chairmaned by Miss Ella DeWorth
| and is composed of Mrs. Warren
| Cline, Miss May Zehrer and the Miss
es Eva and Lillian Wilson.
There are still several ex-service
mems scholarships to be awarded
through the Y. M C. A. Those
eligible may learn particulars from
Industrial Secretary James A. Lar
combe In the association building.
Heard at the public market this
morning:
MY Gawd. how is everything
still dear"
How nice, things all seem to be
cheaper"
Chicken? Forty cents a pound,
Missus. Here's a nice one-weighs
three pounds give you for dollar
NJ half"
Get off my corns, you big horse"
mo, mann, those tomatoes are
not getting rotten, they're just a lit
tie soft from the sum-"
There are reports about the city
that the General Bakelite Company
ccntemplates abe manufacture of
An official of the company stated
has considered the matter, the man.
ufacture of the bodies of this mate
rial is not probable.
Considerable amusement was fur
nished the diners in a lunch room in
the city yesterday when a young
man and girl came in and occupied
one of the tables. Every little while
| during the meal, the man would
| pick up the young lady's hand and
press it to his lips and she in turn
would give his hand a long squeeze.
Honeymooners?
The third degree is scheduled to
he conferred by Valhalla Lodge No.
275, Odd Fellows, tonight. Com
plete arrangements for the repre-
sentative going to the grand lodge
- ..z. .rN~r mill he ,,aIA I'd
this time,
A meeting of the Republican Club
will be held tonight.
Arthur Reichman is suing the
| Rising sun Brewing Company OF
Elizabeth for money alleged TO be
due him for advertisements. The
cas- is being heard today in the
Elizat eth district court by Judge
Morgan. Jacob S. Karkus repre-
sents Reichman.