Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-17
IN AND O THE CITY

Members Of Major James II.
Dandy Post No. 43, G. A. r., Will go
to Elizabeth Saturday afternoon
where they will be the guest OF
Dahlgren Post of that city. Depart
ment Commander Isaac Cole, OF
Newark, and staff will make an oti7
cial visit to the Elizabeth Post on
this occasion. Those from here will
go up by fast line car leavin. from
State and Smith streets at 1:OS
o'clock.
Fourteen applications were re-
ceived by Court Amboy No. 6S, For
esters of America, for membership
at it's meeting last night. These
will be held for the class initiation
to be held at Y. NJ. IL. a. hall under
the Past Chief Rangers Association
on Sunday, November 81.
\ monthly meeting of Willow
Grove No. 6, Woodmen Circle will
be held tonight at Woodmen hall.
Several important matters are 20
come before the members at this
time.
Visitors from New Brunswick.
Keyport, Elizabeth, Roosevelt and
Hackensaek lodges Joined with Nio-
let Rebekah Lodge No. Sc. odd Fell
lows last night in the reception to
Mrs. Flora Brooker, of H~ackensack,
the president of the Rebekah State
Assembly, and Mrs. Gertrude Wag-
ner, the district deputy on their
official visit to the lodge at odd
Fellows hall. Noble Grand Doro-
thea Moore was in the chair and re-
ceived the distinguished guests and
visitors from neighboring lodges.
Brief remarks were made by each
and a social time followed with re-
freshments.
Arthur a. Quinn of Sewaren, pres
ident of the New Jersey State FEEDER
alton of Labor, represented labor at
a meeting of the joint committee OF
the State Chamber of Commerce at
the Down Town Club in Newark last
night. Capital and other interests
also were represented. Amendments
to the workmen's compensation act
were discussed at this session.
A motor truck is reported to have
broken through the planking on the
South Amboy side of the county
bridge last night. The machine was
not damaged and no n was in
jured.
Six member of the local Rotary
Club attended the Charter Night ac-
t~ivities held by the Westfield Rotary
Club at the Shackamaxon Country
club on Tuesday. A golf tourna-
ment was put on in the afternoon
and four of the Perth Amboy Rota-
rians participated in the matches..ln
the evening a dinner was served in
the clubhouse and prominent men
addressed the gathering on the Ro-
tary movement. Those attending
from Perth Amboy were George +.
REYNOLDS, Aylin Pierson, Ted spawn,
DR., George w. Fithian, George Still
well and Louis Rossi.
Chauffeur William Clo9ney was
detailed by Desk Lieutenant John
Morris to investigate q report re-
ceived at police headquarters con-
corning an automobile which was
said to have been driven about the
city this morning with its occupants
braudishing revolvers. No trace OF
the machine was found.
Routine business was all that was
transacted by Perth Amboy Camp
No. 10, Woodmen of the World, last
night.
Arrangements for the boom meet
ing to be held on December l VIII
be completed by Pc Ambo Tribe NO.
IS. Improved Order of Red Men, at
its pow-woW tonight.
Several members of the local post
the American Legion will attend
the meeting of the Midtown post
tonight, where several of the state
officers of the organization Will be
present. All the posts of the county
have been invited by the Midtown
group to be present.