Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-20

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confined at 81. Luke's hospital, New
York. by illness. In a letter received
Yesterday the policeman said he
would remain there for some time
probably in order to have a thorough
! examination of his condition made
He will also remain for treatment
when his case is diagnosed.
Charged with shooting crap Joe
| Massock, twenty-three, OF $50 Sayre
| avenue: George Micklo. twenty, OF
44O Steadman place, and Jack Las
XIV. twenty-four, of SAT Sayre avenue,
were each fined IS by Recorder
Pickersgin in court this morning
| Motorcycle Officer William Bachman
made the arrests.
The final nomination and election
of officers of Violet Rebekah Lodge
| No. Sc, odd Fellows, will take place
| tomorrow night.
A large gang of workmen are re-
pairing the state bridge under the
supervision of Gus Wickberg. who
has the contract for the work. The
planks beins laid are four-inch and
are supplied by Ira Grouse.
Three men were required to open
one of the cell doors in the Jail at
city hall this morning. Chief Tonne
sen said in commenting upon the
need for new police quarters. The
doors Jam easily and time after time
the strongest men on the force are
needed to open them for the release
of prisoners. The reason given is
that the doors are old and get out
- Ii ~nAlfl.~ L., tho Anfninn nf
the chief this condition is a grave
menace in case. of fire in the build
Perth Amboy Lodge No, 1874, 3. 9.
@. E., will have as their guests to-
night al the club house members
of the Railway and Elizabeth lodges.
The occasion will be the ritual con-
test between the two lodges that is
being conducted under the auspices
of the New Jersey State Elks AS
ISOLATION. Exalted Ruler Charles
Simmer expects to greet a large
number of members of the lodge at
tins time besides a big gathering
of visiting members from the two
lodges who are coming here for the
contest. There will be a social time
to follow with refreshments in the
banquet hall.
In the institution of the new lodge
Of B'nai Birth of the United States
at Y. NJ. H. A. hall recently, with
th~irty-five charter members, the fol-
Lowing officers were named: Presi-
dent, Marcy Michaels; vice presi-
dent, Charles Schonceit; general Sec
rotary, Maxwell Sosin; treasurer,
Samuel Wagner; monitor, Rev. E.
gene Kohn; assistant monitor, Ben
j2min Goldoerger: inner guard.
Norris Goldfarb and outer guard,
Henry PolkowitZ. The installation
of officers and initiation of new mem
bers will take place at the next
nj citing of the lodge. This will be
followed by q reception to the mem
bers and officers of the grand lodge.
The preliminary organization VAS
held at the New Packer House a
law weeks ago., after Rev. Dir.
Klein, of Philadelphia, district or
ganizer. delivered an address before
the members of the new lodge. The
Independent Order of B'nai Birth,
The International Jewish fraternity
has been formed to establish and
maintain hospitals, schools, orphan
asylums, homes OF the aged, libra
ries, free employment bureaus and
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distressed in all parts of the United
States. in many European coun-
tries and in the orient.
Disorderly conduct and charges of
violation of automobile regulations
caused fines of S35 to be levied by
Recorder Harold +. Pickersgill at
the police court this morning. Fred
Caben, thirty years old, of 326 Elm
street, q the man fined $40 for dis
orderly conduct, while Edward Mat
tucci, a bus driver, of 295 Smith ST.,
paid IS fair failure to have head
lights burning on his machine and
Leon Goldsmith. of 12S Kearny ave-
nue., was fined SO for ~infraction of
an automobile rule. Edgar Green.
of Fords, charged with a traffic law
violation, was released. The arrests
were made by Motorcycle officer
Frank Seiboth and Traffic Officer Al
bert Mcdonald.
The Lincoln Engine Company is
planning al extensive celebration in
commemoration of It's 40th anniver-
sary. The affair will be held on
Thursday right, recember 30. at s
o'clock in the fire holte on State
street. Burton Moore is chairman
of the committee arranging the
event.