Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-23
CITY BRIEFS

Unsigned letters or complaints
sent to the police department will
not bring any action. Chief of Police
Niels j. Tonnesen has announced.
The chief states that he has re-
ceived many communications report
ing various things. but inasmuch as
they come unsigned he cannot take
any action. He states that he will
gladly take action IL the letters or
complaints are signed, and there is
no reason why people should not be
willing to sign their names to COM
m~unications If they are good enough
to report same.
More than five hundred that
included guests and members of the
order were at the fourteenth annual
ball of Perth Amboy Aerie No. 1886,
Fraternal Order of Eagles, held
Monday night at the Auditorium.
The music for the dancing was fur
nished by Professor Seiboth's or
chestra. A collation. was served dur
ing the evening. The floor commit
tee included Willis A. Hull, Thomas
Wallace, Lester Bodley, Robert
"Fleischmann and John Mehaffey. Jr.
The arrangement committee includ-
ed Matthew Rodda, chairman; Rob-
ert Fleischmann. David l.. Hull.
Thomas Wallace. Lester Bodily.
Wits y. nun anu Il. ID. AOOTt.
Eleven employees of the Perth AM
boy Hardware company. members OF
the Pacho Club. went to New York
yesterday. where they were the
guest Of the Masback Hardware
company. Yesterday. Washington's
birthday. being designated as "At
Home Day." with the Masback COM
pany, there was a large assemblage
interested in the hardware business.
w. K. Peterson, in charge of the re.
tail department of the local COM
pany, headed the delegation. Re-
freshments were served at the plant.
The second vaudeville entertain
ment of Christopher Columbus Lodge
No. 393. Order of Sons of Italy.
that was scheduled for yesterday
afternoon at 3 o'clock at Washing
ton hall. did not take place until Z
o'clock last night because of some
of the performers not being able to.
get here at the appointed time in
h afternoon. The program hat
included vocal and instrumental
music and a one act play entitled.
THE Soldiers Return" was given
before a fair sized audience, who
came back at night to witness the
performance.
The local chapter of the Red
SlOoS 10 diiAlOuS THAI II kOOu repre-
s~entation of people from Perth AM
boy attend the Invisible Guest din
ner which is to be held in the high
school building at Plainfield next
Friday. February %. The tickets
at $40 a plate Fan be secured at the
X / Cross headquarters in the Rar-
itan Building. Herbert Hoover will
be present and speak at this dinner
in behalf of the European Relief
Fund and other speakers will be
Everett Colby and DR.. Charles
Eaton.
On Thursday night of this week
Rev. ]. T. Ottosen, pastor of the
Church of Advent in Brooklyn. will
be the speaker of the evening at the
regular service at 1880 o'clock in the
Seventh Day Advent church. All
Neville street. His subject will be
Bible Study and his address prom
Uses to interest all those who are
able to attend. No admission will be
charged but an offering will be taxi
en- up during the evening to defray
the expenses.
Leo A. Goldberger. of this city.
who has been in the real estate and
insurance business with his father.
Max Goldberger. at 1888 State street
itr several years. has been made
assistant by Philip Feuerstein. fire