Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-15
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY

Flora Brooker. of Bergen Lodge,
Hackensack, president of Rebekah
Assembly of the Independent order
odd Fellows of the state of New
Jersey, will make an official visit to
Violet Rebekah Lodge, No. Sc, to-
morrow night at Odd Fellows Hall.
District Deputy Gertrude Wagner, of
Deborah Lodge. of Roosevelt, is also
expected to visit the lodge at TINS
time. Preparations are being maN
by the lodge for the reception to the
state president and the deputy on
this occasion.
The play "Aschermittwock" Cash
Wednesday,, to be presented by the
Irving Place Theatre Company at
Washington Hall tonight for the
benefit of st. Paul's Evangelical
church promises TO be one of the
best affairs of its kind ever produced
for the benefit of the church. rms
same company appeared here last
Nav and their efforts at that time
met with the approval of the large
audience that gathered to hear them.
The play is said to be the funniest
farce comedy of the German stage
Many tickets have been sold.
"
DIR. William f. Ramsay left TINS
afternoon on the Broadway limited
of the PENNSYLVANIA railroad for Chi
cago. where he will meet in confer
ence tomorrow with representatives
of the Hebe Company of Seattle,
prior to appearing before the legls-
iative hearing in Madison, Wiscon-
sin. on November II and Is. Last
Julv DR.. Ramsay, appeared before
fine Committee of Agriculture IN
Washington for the Hebe Company
with Professor Z. V. McCollum or
John Hopkins University and Pro-
lessor Mandel of Yale University.
A regular meeting of the mayors
committee on unemployment was
hold last night. Oliver r. Hatfield,
secretary of the local industrial asso-
citation, rendered a report 10 Mayor
Wilson showing that a few more uh-
employed have been placed and the
total number registered to date mas
now reached the 1000. 1t was ue-
| cided to meet in the future at the
call of the chair.
mr. George w. Fithian has had a
wireless telephone outfit installed in
his residence on High street.
The annual fall tree trimming
campaign is being carried on by en-
ployes of the park department under
the supervision of superintendent
James Tooker.
George F. Reynolds has returned
! after a pleasure trip to Washington
ID. 9.
You have often heard about the
lunch room proprietor who ate out,
so have we, but today was the nrst
| time ut was brought to our attention
in this city. We walked in a lunch
room here and gave u order and
were about to consume the food
when a farmer came up TO the KIT
chen door and said: where's the
| proprietor? He told me to bring
| him some cabbage The waiter an
swered in all seriousness, Hes gone
QUITO lunch; you'll have TO wall
until he comes back
! A meeting of the Board of Water
| Commissioners will be held tomor-
row night in their city hall office al
s o'clock.
A committee session of the Board
Of Aldermen will be held Friday
night at which time several OF the
matters scheduled to come before
them at their regular meeting mex
Monday night will come up for dis
cussion.
G. Herbert Hooper. of First street
has been made a member of the Y
NJ. c. A. physical department com
mittee. TO take the place of Charles
Stocker. who has left the city. A
meeting of this board will be held a
1880 O'Clock tonight in the associa-
ton building.
Reports received from local hunt
ters returning from days in the
woods would indicate that plenty o.
game has been killed by Perth Am
boyans despite the rainy weather
| Alderman Albert G.. Waters return
| ed Saturday night from a successful
trip and Mayor William G. Wilson
who was hunting yesterday, wa
again trying his luck today.
George L. Forman, yr., of 81
Elm street. received the report o
President Harding's Armistice Da,
speech over the wireless outfit at hi
home