Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-23

its regular meeting last night. Philip
Levine, of this city, who recently re-
turned from Jerusalem, furnished
the report. For the next meeting
of the organization, which is sched-
uled for February IL, all members
will be asked to be in attendance
for the purpose of discussing the
betterment and strengthening of the
camp.
One of the improvements being
made at the ferry terminal of the
Staten Island Rapid Transit railroad
in connection with the changes be-
ing done for a separate foot pass
ageway for passengers coming from
and going to the boat is a ticket
window for automobilists on the
outside of the ferryhouse. Other
changes are being made to the in
terror of the ticket office and a
change in the exit to the boat from
the ferryhouse is being made. The
large sliding door is being replaced
with a much smaller swinging door.
The installation of the newly
elected officers of Hornet Encamp-
ment No. 60. I. o. o. F.. will take
place mor night. Chief Patri-
arch James Copeland will be sue
ceeded by Charles Wagner. Plans
have been made for a reception to
follow the installing of the new Off
GERS and refreshments will be
served.
The new officers of Algonquin
7 ~ Iv-,lt. 90 Dxt1,ae
will be in their places at their regG-
lar meeting tonight.
A city principals meeting has
been called for tomorrow afternoon
at the high school.\
New moving picture machines at
Schools l and Z and 5 and 3 will
change somewhat the method of
teaching some of the subjects where
the instruments can be used. In
Sterling Letters schools films have
1'ready been shown and in the
buildings supervised by Joseph
Walker they will soon be used.
About $50 men and women, men,
bers of the DO; rds of education of
M~iddleseX county. met at h Hotel
Klein Saturday for the annual con-
vention. Superintendent Samuel +.
Shull and the entire local board at
tended and heard State Commission
er Enright, Superintendent Paul
Radcliffe of Nutley and Superintend-
ent Moore of the Railway reform
school discuss various phases of the
states education.
Civil Engineering as a Vocation
will be the subject of the education
al lecture given by Louis Booz in
the boys department of the Y. NJ.
C. A. Thursday night.
Mid-year examinations in the
grades began in the public schools
here this morning and will last for
a week. The parochial schools tax
ing the same exams commenced
simultaneously.
There are 800 active members in
the four-fold drive which is the big
effort of the year at the Y. NJ A,
Educational trips, gymnasium work,
Bible study, efforts for helping the
other fellow and many other phases
of the campaign have resulted in a
COilltSl WllSiS hcSh NOAAipSiAeAOh Is
put forth.
The name of Mrs. George w
Jackson was enormously stated in
| Saturdays Evening News as being
| among those present at the party
! given for Miss Kathleen Jackson.
y second order of the Knights OF
! the Square Deal instituted by Joseph
f. Walker has been organized at
| School Z on same basis as that al
| school /, which has been function-'
ing for a month. The new officers
are Sidney Semer. president; Haorld
Banks, vice president: Robert Grim
ley. secretary and Ernest Reggie,
treasurer. The organizations are
working on the same principle as the
Ardmore, Oklahoma code of better
citizenship and clean living.
Perth Amboy Review Nc. ~, III.
voman's Benefit Association of the
| Maccabees. will hold their meeting
at Red Mems hall tonight. Plans
! will be completed for the installation
ot officers which will take place nex'
| Nonday night.