Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-29

five years n are made BY mayor
Isaac Alpern's term as a member
/ Of the sinking fund commission ex-
FIRES the first of the year The may
or also MAKES this appointment,
which is for three years.
Two new library trustees are to DE
made by tho mayor. n for the full
five year term and the other for two
I wears. Frank l.. AntiselIs term ex-
pires January /, and John H.. Miller.
the secretary of the board. has re-
/ signed as he has moved from the
city. His term does not expire I'm
til 1924.
All Of the members OF the city
plan commission have their one year
term OF Office expire this year. but
J the city coming commission will not
/ be affected.
The aldermen will name a Dem
ocratic water commissioner to sue
coed Harry Conard. whose term eX-
I pires the first of the year. The board
4 however. will remain Democratic.
Several names have been mentioned
| tor this office. If the Republicans
had succeeded in electing Fred II.
Hansen, alderman of the fourth
ward last election, il was reported,
| Alderman Christian Anderson whose
/ term as alderman expires this year.
would have been named to succeed
| Commissioner Hansen and Mr.. Con-.
ard would have probably been re-
named.
Martin J. Olsen. the purchasing
agent. put in office this year by the
/ Republicans. will be ousted. The
three present commissioners of as
sessments for street Improvements,
Adolph II. Koyen. John J. Mehaffey
and MAIDS j. Dinesen hav their
terms expire this year. the aldermen
having the power to make these APP
pointments. Other Offices in which
tho aldermen have the appointiVe
power and in which the terms of the
present incumbents expire this year
are: Math Hansen as overseer Of the
| roor: T.. Burt Moore as city marshal;
William Walters as harbor master
and port warden; William Fl. Tice
as timekeeper.
The mayor has not announced who
he will name in any OF his appoint
r,ents and the aldermen are expect
cd to take up this matter at the first
caucus following the reorganization
for the new year..
trasted the lives of people in the
larger cities and those OF a city the
size of Perth Amboy, claiming n a
in a city of this size all persons have a
better opportunity to become better
educated. He said that he was salts
fed with the result obtained here in
the Zionist cause and that the only
thing that means the continued life
of the Jewish people is unity of the
Jewish people.
He said hat the idea seemed TO
be that Jerusalem was a place for
the Jews TO die in, but ne declared
this was not true, holding that Jeru-
salem reflects the life of the Jew
and is the capital OF live Judaism.
All the work in connection with the
building of he homeland is not fin
ished, but as every one in the audi
ence had the spirit of the movement
it should o fail. Il believe in you. |
believe that YOU will help this
cause said the speaker. He de-
clared thai the people and God is
with the movement and for this
reason it cannot fail. He dwelt at
length on the fact hat Palestine will
not only be a blessing to h Jewish
people but TO the nations of the
world also. In closing he declared
that the making of Palestine as a
homeland for the Jews was the idea
of the Jewish people and that now it
is the duty of the Jewish people to
carry it On.
The contributions follow:
Isaac Alpern, 81. 900; Max Cold
l1an, 1915: Jos. S%lobodien. $500;
Rose Splitter, $500; Harry Fishkoff.
$500; Max Wurtzel, $500; David
lass, $3.50; Max Fucker, $3.50; Fl.
Wolff. $3.50; Samuel Tucker, $3.50;
Barnard Lippman. $3.50; Max Glib
ian, 500: JOS. Joselson. 500; Max
Glass, 800; Boris Rabiner, 500:
Kass, 500; Ida Goldsmith. 500;
Sam Polensky. 500; Abram Kramer
S1G0; Julius Shulman, 500; Jos.
Bruck, 500; Aaron kaufman, 800;
Philip Joselson, 500; Meyer Leicn
man. 500; S. Mendelkorn. 500; NJ.
S. Goldberger, 500; Mrs. p. Gold
smith, 500; Bertha Jacobson,
$500: Barney Streiff. SIS; Leon Par
GET, $50; DIR. J.. Kuntz, $50: Morris
Chuck, $50: Frank Avchen, $50;
NJ. Weisberger, $50; Abram Eskiu,
SIS: Charles Bitter, $50: Leon
Guttmau, $50; II. Herbert. $50;
sky, $50: S. Lippman, $50; Louis
ard 1sidore jacobson. $50, Samuel
Three girls. $40 each. $50: J..
Fogel, $25; Mr.. Shulman, $25; He
brew School, $25; Sarah Blodheim.
$25: Max Sarokin, S25; p. a. Coal
81 Ice, S25; Gerston Goldman, S25;
Harry Kaufman, SIS; Esther Medi-
nets, $25: Mrs. II. Fishkin. $25;
Mrs. Crescent. s25: David Diamond,
s25; Adolph Weiss. s25; Miss Seltz-
er, s25; Mr.. Robinoff, s25; Mr..
Gladstone. S25; Annie Fine, $25;
Mr.. Zalutsky. $25; Joseph Klein,
S25; Annie Joselson, $25; Esther
Beckhoff. $25; Abram Kalman, s25;
II. Solomon, $25; Mrs. Max Quit.
$40; Mr.. Shulman, $40; Abe Kan
dell, so; Mrs. s. Brody. $40; Mr..
Diamond. $40; Rose Levine. $40;
Mr.. Robinson. $40; Mr.. p. Shapiro,
$40: Mrs. A. Kramer. $40; Mrs. ID.
Levine. $40: Sam Plane. $40: Theo-
dore Levine. $40; Mrs. p. Shapiro,
IS; Moses Segal, IS; Mrs. D. Ep-
stein, IS; Meyer Goldsmith. So;
Robert Goldsmith. IS; Mrs. Max
Spiegel, s..
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