Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-15

I ship were received by Court stan
ard, No. Ill, Foresters of America.
at it's meeting last night. Chief
Ranger j. v. Longstreet was
in the chair and conducted the ses-
sion. Plans for the initiation of the
candidates at the noSt meeting of
the court will be made.
The organization of a lodge of the
order Misrochi in connection with
the Zionist movement took place
Sunday at a meeting held cat the
Temple Sharry Tfiloh in Madison
| avenue. Forty-seven members were
enrolled and the sum of SCI was
collected as a starter for the new
lodge. In the election of officers the
following were named: President.
] Rabbi II. l.. Chain; vice president.
Isadore Tabankin; secretary, Louis
%Isenberg. and treasurer. II. Brody.
The next meeting of the lodge will
be held in two weeks at the tenn
pie.
Representatives to the county con
vention to serve as county commit
teemen for 1922 will be elected at
the regular meeting OF the Perth
Amboy Post as, which will be held
at the Y. NJ. c. a. tomorrow night.
The Ladies' Auxiliary will have a
committee present to lend assistance
i'm the effort which is being put forth
for the entertainment of the wound
ed men at Fox Hills.
Several events are being planned
for the boys department of the Y.
NJ. C. A. during the holidays by Sec
rotary Fenby w. Scott. F1reside
sings. lobby tournaments and other
activities ARE on the program with
an all day open house January 2.
W. Parker Runyon of Rector
street has reported the loss of his
dog to the local police. The dog, q
brindle bull, to the name OF
Don and wore a collar with the
owners name inscribed.
Many Of the city's gunners are
tramping around in h woods today
as it is the last opportunity of the
season to hunt quail, rabbit. squirrel
and pheasants. The territory imme-
diately surrounding Perth Amboy
has been gone over thoroughly by
hunters and the game has been
about all trapped. The four-day
deer aso opens in the state to-
HUI III 1AOoto ANRN
An aldermanic committee meeting
will be held tomorrow night in city
hall. The session will get under
way at Z o'clock in order that con-
siderable time might be spent in
working out the 1922 budget figures.
The matter of issuing bonds for i'm
provements to the city dock and
warehouse on that property will also
come Up.
The December meeting of the
Mems Club of st. Peters church was
held last night in the Parish House.
Professor Alexis de Boer, LID, a
noted Hungarian and a professor
of law in a large Hungarian univer-
sity, was the speaker of the evening.
The subject of Professor de Beers
address was THE Present Social,
Economic and Ecclesiastical Condi-
ton of Hungary"
There will be a meeting of the
members of the local post, Vete-
rams of Foreign Wars in odd Fell
lows hall tonight. Election of off,
GERS for 1922 is the principal mat
ter to come before the organization
at this Session. A report by the
committee III charge OIL the dnnpdl
dance of the Veterans recently held
in KoZusko's hall. may also be re-
ceiyed at this meeting.
Senator-elect Morgan +. Larson,
of this city. announced this morn
ing that the MiddieseX county pa
tronage allotments would be decid-
ed upon next Tuesday night at a
meeting which will probably be held
in New Brunswick. State Commit
teeman Frederick Schneider will ar
range for the session of the county
Republican leaders who will award
the "plumS" secured for Middlesex
county by its representatives in the
Legislature.
Alex Sander % 50 Jefferson street,
who was fined last week $50 for SELL
ing gasoline and oil without a license
was again. arrested yesterday. officer
William Bachman made the arrest,
charging him with violation of the
city ordinance regarding the storage
OF combustibles. He was paroled
until December IT at 8 o'clock at
which time his ease will come be-
lore the recorder. Chief Tonnesen
was ordered by the aldermen to in
vestigale conditions at Sanders
place and arrest the nan if he found
any violations of the law.