Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-02
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY

Representatives from tribes in
| Midtown, South Amboy, Railway
Elizabeth, New Brunswick, Gram
| ford. Spotswood and Asbury Park
numbering about three hundred
gathered in his city last night for
1.-THE boom meeting and pow-wow
held at Washington hall under
| the auspices of Pc Ambo Tribe of
Red Men. The occasion was the
| initiation of twenty-five candidates,
thirteen of the candidates being for
the local tribe. Sachem Adries Holt
presided at the opening and after
| extending the welcome to the large
! gathering turned the gavel over to
Past Sachem John Hanson, ST., the
! Oldest past sachem of the tribe. Mr..
| Hanson and Samuel Hulsizer, who
was also present, are only w CHAR
ter members of tribe now living In
this city. Mr.. Hanson took charge
| of the meeting and introduced Great
| Sachem William Atkins, of Camden;
Great Chief of Records Stetson, of
Camden, Great Senior Sycamore
Halstein and Great Prophet Mac
Coy. of Trenton. The adoption and
warriors degree was conferred on
the candidates by Amanda Tribe, of
New Brunswick, and the chiefs de-
gree was conferred by Sitting Bull
Tribe of Asbury Park. After the
| ceremonies refreshments were serv-
ed. The tribes represented were Sem
eca, of South Amboy; Wickatunk. of
Midtown; Rahwack, of Railway:
Opeechee, of Elizabeth; Amanda and
Oonomoo, of New Brunswick; Tona-
luka. of Crawford; Usage. of Spots
wood; Tecumseh and Sitting Bull, of
Asbury Park.
A suit for $500 damages has been
started in the New Brunswick Dis
trict Court by Flodor Duskevitz,
against Anna and +. Edwin Rudolph,
as the result of an automobile acct
dent in which the plaintiff was
knocked from his bicycle and in
jured by an automobile driven by
Rudolph. The accident occurred on
Broad street, near State on October
2S, 1921. Attorney Jacob s.. Kar-
kus represents the plaintiff.
The house situated at 416 State
street, the property of DR.. George
w. Tyrrell, is being moved from its
present site to the cornsr of High
and Broad street.
The Sunday schools of this city
and South Amboy which have teams
entered in the S. S. A. l.. basketball
and volley ball leagues are coming
out strong in support of their teams
every Friday night at the Y. NJ. c.
A. Tonight there will be five basket
ball games and n volley ball
match, the latter between the men,
starting at s o'clock.
Damage estimated at $25 was
done this afternoon in the clothing
store of Samuel Goldstein, 31S
Smith street, by a fire which was
discovered at las o'clock. A table
cloth caught fire from a kerosene
stove. The alarm was turned in from
box GA, Watson avenue and Smith
street.
The theft of a new tire from the
rear of his car was reported to the
police this morning by Morris Brody
of 14S Smith street. Mr.. Brody
said he had parked his machine in
front of the Y. M. H. A. in McClel-
land street and hat the tire was
taken while the car was there. An
investigation is being made by the
authorities. Lieutenant William CAL
vim received the report.
Harold Ludwig of 263 Market
street. was declared to be in Lincoln
Hospital, New York, recovering
from, injuries received in an acct
dent. according TO notification sent
to Lieutenant Andrew Jensen at the
police station by the New York po-
lice. The parents were notified.
Mayor William G. Wilson and
Health Officer DR.. Charles S. Thomp-
son are spending a day in the woods
today hunting for rabbits which are
commencing to be scarce In this vi