Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-20

the HASI tHAEl INdu1NAs
with Court Standard, No. III, mex
/ "Wednesday night, was announced a
the meeting.
According to notices posted at thu
local station of the Central Railroad
OF New Jersey today, after Novem
her /. the present ten cents excess
fare charged when the ticket is pur
| chased on the train will be changed
so that instead of receiving ten cent!
when the excess fare slip is turned
in at the station, the holder Oh th'
slip will be given five cents. The
| company will retain the othel
nickel. Under the present ruling tht
excess fare charge is ten cents aho
the whole amount is refunded whef
the slip is presented to the ticke'
agent.
In order to give the widows and
orphans of members of the tribe an
outing TO Atlantic City next May al
the time the annual state con-
vention is held at that place PC
Ambo Tribe. No. 65, Improved Or
der Of Red Men, is holding various
benefits for the fund. The first OF
these events is scheduled to be held
tonight. Arrangements have peer
made for the awarding of several
prizes for which the proceeds VIII
he added to the fund. Plans for the
boom meeting to be held December
/. will also be talked over at this
time.
II was enormously stated in the
account of the district court case
brought by Fannie Feldman, OF
state street, that Harry Langweber
was the defendant and that the
Judgment given was 1908. Kate
Moritko was the defendant in the
contract action and the judgment
was for $35. David Wilentz was
the plaintiffs attorney, instead oil
NJ. L. Goldberger, as was stated.
Ex-service men and women who
have not yet made application for
the state bonus will have an oppor-
tunity to do so when Raymond L.
White, county commander of the
American Legion and district repre-
sentative of the State Bonus Com
mission is at the Legion headquar-
tiers, room 219 Raritan Building, to-
morrow. Applicants are asked to
bring their discharges with them
and two witnesses are necessary.
The Kelly &c McAlinden company
will give a dinner 10 its outside and
inside statesmen at the Packer House
tonight. This will become a perio-
deal occasion in view of the growing
force and the necessity of getting to-
gether to talk " the business sit
uation. L. Long. of New Brunswick,
will be the chief speaker tonight.
The Hi-Y Club, a high school boys
organization affiliated with the y. NJ.
c.. A. will have its first supper to-
night in the association building. 1t
is expected that William McCor-
mack, state secretary OF the organi-
cation will be present.
Mrs. John Hendrie was made pres
ident of the Parent-Teacher's Asso-
citation of School No Z yesterday aft
ernoon at the first meeting for the
school year OF 1921-22. Mrs. Hen
drie succeeds Mrs. Clenworth Sturgis
and the other officers who will as
sist her in the work as elected at
yesterdays meeting are Mrs. William
Ramsey, vice president; Mrs. l. j.
Madsen, second vice president, and
Mrs. Fritz Abbegg, secretary. The
Tuesday of every month instead of
on the second Thursday as of last
year.
Routine business was transacted
5y Perth Amboy Camp, No. 10,
Woodmen of the World, last night.
The first meeting this fall of the
Fourth Ward Democratic club has
been called for tomorrow night, and
will be held at the headquarters of
the club. corner Smith street and
Watson venue Local and county
candidates are expected TO address
the gathering. Thomas Grove is
president of the club.
All local teams interested in a city
bowling league are requested to be
in attendance at the meeting to be
held at the Elks Club on Madison
avenue tomorrow night. The meet
ing will be called to order at 8
o'clock.
William Peterson. chairman of the
committee in charge of the annual
police smoker to be held in the Au-
ditorium a week from tonight, will
have his entire committee at work
during the remaining days in a final
effort to put the affair across. Pos
ters advertising the program have
been scattered about the county.
Albert Leon was one of the prin-
cipal speakers at the meeting OF
those in charge of the building fund
campaign of Salaam Temple, A. A.
O. n. NJ. s. in Newark last night Mr..
Leon predicted great success for
the campaign providing the work
ers give their time to it. There are
two classes of people, said Mr..
Leon, the filters and leaners. He
declared that everybody in the
campaign should be lifters. Mr..
Leon is the county treasurer.
Tonight's weekly party of the
Rosary Society in st. Mary's Hall in
Center street. will be n of the best
of the series which the women have
arranged to hold Thursday of each
week until the middle of December.
The evenings arrangements include
tables in bridge, pinochle and five
hundred, as well as for the peanut
jab which merits of the pretty prizes
awarded at the close of the evening
in all of the card games. Mrs. Baum
garten is chairman of the evening
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