Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-03
IN AND o THE CITY

America, at its meeting last night at
Eagle hall. received four applica-
tons for membership in the CAM
paign that is being conducted among
the various courts throughout this
section. They with the others will
form a large class initiation that is
to be held at the Y. NJ. I'll. a, sun
day. November 81.
A large delegation of members of
Lawrence Lodge No. 60, and Nalhal-
la Lodge No. 275, odd Fellows, went
over 10 Woodbridge last night for a
visit with Hobart Lodge of that
place. The degree team of Law
renee Lodge put on the work for
comforting the third degree OF the
order on several candidates for Ho-
bart Lodge.
Two candidates were initiated by
Perth Amboy Camp No. 10, Wood
men of the World at its meeting last
night at Woodmen hall. Andrew
Hettiger, captain of the Uniform
Rank degree team, was in charge
of the work. Head Consul Comman-
der F. o. Thompson of the Woodmen
of the World of the state of New
Jersey, was at the meeting. Wood
men OI the NoFlu lFoh lhe NdIiOuS
camps in the city are going to take
part in the Armistice Day parade
which is TO be held Friday, Novem-
Der IL. The committee composed of
Emil Frey, Ever Eversen and An
drew Hettiger reported at the meet
ing that plans were being made to
have large representation of the van
ious camps in the line.
Between fifty and seventy-five
sixth ward Democrats met in the
bar-room and an adjoining room of
Wendell Hoffman's saloon in Amboy
venue last night and heard Richard
j.. Calvin, candidate for alderman
at-large, and John Kozusko, candi-
date for alderman, speak. The latter
spoke in Slavish while the former
attacked the Republican administra-
ton for alleged failure to look after
the interests of the sixth ward. JOS
eph +. Deegan was another speaker,
he speaking in behalf of the two al
dermanic candidates and the three
Democratic assembly candidates.
Four tables of pinochle were play
ing at the social of Violet Rebekah
Lodge No. So, odd Fellows. held fol-
lowing a short meeting of the lodge
last night in Odd Fellows hall.
Those awarded the prizes in the
games were Mrs. Roselind Jones,
Hans Hendricksen, Mrs. L. b. Moore,
Garrett Poulsen and Mrs. Clara VIII
hanson. The consolation prizes
were awarded Mrs. j. Mckay and
Mrs. L. Poulsen. Refreshments were
served after the cards. These social
affairs VIII be held once a month
during the winter by the lodge for
the members.
The Original Hebrew Ladies Be-
nevolent and Aid Society has re-
Gently completed the purchase of a
house al 33S Park avenue. and 1872
Broad street for a Hebrew Shelter
ing home; Home for the Aged and
an Orphan home. The committee
which transacted the purchase and
will take charge OF the home are:
Mrs. Bertha Jacobsen. Mrs. Z. Paw
lovsky, Mrs. S. Mandel, NJ. M. Cav
ronsky, Barney Streitt n Jacob
Phi. Goldsmith. The sale was made
through the Office of the real estate
firm of Margaretten q Lobel, which
firm donated its commissions for
the benefit of the home. The prop
erty was purchased from Leo Low
enkopf, whQ sold both below cost
in the interest of the society. The
legal work necessary with the pur-
chase was donated by George Mil
Ter. NJ. Wedeen contributed from
his collections for the poor $1,000
towards the project.
Ballots for the election of six
directors have been sent put by the
Chamber of Commerce to its mem
bership. The ballots contain the
nine m of those selected in the
primary election as candidates in
the general election. The ballots
must be returned by Thursday, No
vember 10 following which they
will be counted and the winners
made known. The nine names APP
pearing on the ballot and from
which the members are requested
to select six to act as directors are:
Harry Conard. Ira r. Grouse, Jean
Dubois, William II. Fraser, Charles
c. Hommann, John ". Kelly, irwin
Kreielsheimer, Adrian Lyon and 1.
L. Madsen.
Loud reports like the clashing of
metal heard this afternoon in the vi
cinity of Smith stree and Madison
avenue, was caused by the unloading
of the iron work for the new build
ing OF the Maple Realty Company
which is now under construction on
the southeast corner, of the intersee-
ton of these streets.
Miss Madeline Wells. of Elizabeth,
began her duties as assistant physi-
cal director of women and girls at
the Y. NJ. c. a. last night and with
her arrival a new schedule of classes
has been announced for next week.
Miss Wells is now a senior at Saw
age School of Physical Culture and
is truly proficient in her work. The
new schedule for the evening fol-
lows: 7 O'Clock, general gymnasium
eluss; 5 o'clock, class in Greek and
natural dancing; $3.50 o'clock. new
dancing class; 9:15 o'clock. basket
ball.
OBITUARY
Funeral for Christian Diedrickscn