Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-29
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY

A last opportunity is given the ex-
service men of the city TO make ap-
plication for the stat by n
American Legion. New blanks nave
heen received at the Legion Office in
fine Raritan Building and will be
fIled out no later than tomorrow
night after which no applications
will be received by the bonus depart
ment. All eligible are urged to take
advantage OF this chance.
Eight delegates and two leaders
from the local Y. NJ. {. A. Will at
tend the fhirtieth annual older boys
state conference which will be held
in pIainfeld. December 2. 10 n IL.
The theme of the conference TINS
wear will be Life Investment.
Tho Offices al Room AIS in h
Haritan building will be open as US
ual tonight for the OF
men for the local OF the
naval reserve force and those desir-
ing to enroll should report between
and 9 o'clock. Unfavorable wealth
ar prevented the cruise scheduled
for last Sunday but present plans
-au for n postponement until TINS
canning Sunday, When the trip of
last week was definitely called on
manv of the men remained aboard
The Eagle boat anyway, and mess
WAS served to both officers ana new
IN enrolled men. DR.. X. IL. NC
Herman, of New Brunswick. a re-
serve officer, conducted h physician
2.I a nlnlhar nj Sue
cessful applicants were sworn INTO
ia nut unoficially at lis men. There
ia mt officially at lis men. There
are still places for eighty-hve addi-
tional men.
The Indictment weather prevented
many of the members OF the Com
munity Association from attending
the meeting of yesterday IN the IL
brary and as the six members pres
ent did not constitute a quorum, no
business was transacted however,
the future of the Community House
yas discussed and several plans MADE
TO be laid before the association at
the next meeting.
Captain Lawrence A. Long. chief
Of the local detective force, Is con-
fned to his home by illness.
The principals of the city will
nee, at the High School this after
noon to hear a discussion on the
school savings banks. Ex-Governor
Post of Porto Rica will deliver the
address.
A regular meeting of the Board of
Education will be held Thursday
night.
The Hi-Y Club is far in advance
in the Help the Other Fellow Cam
paign which is being held in the y.
NJ. C. A. for the benefit of the state,
national and foreign youth whose
opportunities are limited. The tour
organizations competing are the
Hi-Y Club, Wawayanda Club, Com
rades and the Junior Employed
Boys Brotherhood.
Grea: Sachem William Atkins, OF
Camden, and the entire board OF
great chiefs of the Improved order
Of Red Men of the state or New
jersey, are expected here Thursday
night for the boom meeting and
class initiation TO be held at WASH
ington hall under the auspices of
20 Ambo Tribe No. 65, of this city.
representatives from the various
s1flbas of the two districts In this
section of the state with their sa-
them will be here TO take part in
the ceremonies. Each tribe will
have candidates for the class. Chief
of Records Herbert +. Stetsnr, OF
Camden. will .be here according 10
word received ~ Chief of Records
Thomas Lucas, OF the local tribe.
who has been kept busy for past
several weeks notifying the various
tribes to be On hand for the event.
REPORTS of the sale of tickets for
the concert of the Knights OF Column
bus tonight at the Perth Amboy High
School this morning VIII assure a
full house according to the commit
tee in charge o.: the arrangements.
Frank Kaltenborn, the celebrated
violinist and orchestra director with
the Plymouth Mae Quartet will pre-
sent the program which is scheduled
to start promptly at S:l5 O'CLOCK.
The tickets have been on sale at
Doyle & Cunneen's, Cannon & Shee-
hy's. Columbian Pharmacy, Buck
ley's Drug Store and Neer's station
cry store.
The regular session of the girls
gymnasium class will be held in the
knights of Columbus auditorium on
Thursday night.
The ~drygoods store of Reynolds /
Brothers in Smith street, presents a
gala appearance for the celebration
of ITS twenty-second anniversary.
American Flags are draped artistic
ally in every conspicuous place on
both the first and second floors.
The regular hot lunch will be
served at the cafeteria tomorrow
between the hours of IL and ]
o'clock. The usual donations of
cake, pie and candy will be greatly
appreciated by the committee.
Benjamin Encherman, formerly
with the real estate firm of Alpern
4 Company, will move his office into
the Thomas Brown building oni
Thursday. Since leaving the Alpern
firm, Mr.. Encherman la maintain
ed officers at 500 Madison avenue.
Mr.. Encherman does a real estate
and insurance business.
DIR. George A. Eneherman, doctor
OF dental surgery, will occupy two
rooms in the Thomas Brown building
on the corner of Madison avenue and
Smith rtreet after December !. DIR.
Encherman is a graduate of the To-
cal nigh school. being a member Of
the class of 1913 He graduated
from the University of Pennsylvania