Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-14

Thomas Lucas, president of the
board of excise commissioners, with
his family is today moving from 800
State street to 800 Market street.
James O'Reilly, of Market street,
while roller skating at the opening
of the new rink at the New Auditor
ium last night, fell and received a
severe I%aceration I'VE the right eye.
lie went to the office of DR.. j.. V.
Smith, where the physician was
Obliged to take stitches in the wound.
The fifteenth annual Partisan
masque and civic ball of Perth Am
boy Aerie, No. 1886, Fraternal Or
der of Eagles, to be held at the New
Auditorium Washington's birthday
eve. Tuesday, February Fl, has a
promise of eclipsing any former
events held by the aerie. The COM
mittee in charge of the arrangements
of which Past Worthy President H.
H.. Moore is the chairman, mas an
nounced thai 500 n cash prizes
will be awarded for h various cos
tunes worn by the dancers. Ihere
will be three each Tor the most
unique most comical and most orig
inal costume worn. The music Tor
the dancing will be furnished by Pro-
fessor Seiboth's ten piece jazz band.
Robert Fleischman is chairman or
the floor committee and William MIL
Ter is at the head of the reception
committee.
The postponed social session from
the installation which took place al
the last meeting of MiddleseX Coun.
ell No. LOO, Royal Arcanum, VIII
take lace tonight following the reg.
uiar session of the council at Odd
Fellows hail. Orator Frank w.
schmidt and his committee who are
arranging the social session promise
an elaborate collation. to be served
the members and visitors VINO VIII
be here for the affair. The new
officers installed at the last meeting
will be in their places for the first
time since the installation. James
y. Ryder is the new regent.
Harry Feinberg, an upholsterer
residing at 28S Rector street, re-
ceived q fracture of the right arm
when he attempted to crank his au-
tomobile about 1870 o'clock yester-
day afternoon near his home. The
accident occurred when the engine
back and the crank handle
struck him in the arm. Feinberg was
to the city hospital in the m
bulance by Patrolman koyen and
brought to the office of DR.. NJ.
s, Meinzer, where he was attended
and then taken to his home. This
is the third accident that Feinberg
has had during the past month or
more that has laid him UP. The first
was at a fire in Smith street near
when he cut his arnl severe
" by falling glass and the second
accident occurred when he was
trying to extinguish a blaze
fireman attached to Washington
and Chemical Company.
Local people will tonight have an
to hear DR.. James j.
Walsh, of New York. deliver his lee
ure on Dante at the auditorium OF
he Knights of Columbus on High
The lecture Is being held un-
Ter the auspices of rhe Perth Amboy
of the organization and will
tart at s O'Clock Admission is free
and all are invited to attend. This
yea- is the sexcentecary of the death
Of the celebrated poet and is being
observed by Catholic societies and
universities the world over at the
of the late Pope Benedict.
Or. Walsh has delivered this particu-
lar lecture 20 many audiences and 1t
has always been very successful in
lroasing interest and desire for fur
her information about Dante, who is
generally classed as the greatest of
Traffic officer Albert Mcdonald, on
iuty at Smith and State streets, said
his morning that he thought the
curse of instruction at the city
schools should contain a course in
the art of crossing busy street COR
ners,< 1t has been noticed that num-
bers of the children dash across the
street when they come out of school,
without pausing first to see what
traffic may be approaching and Of
iicer Mcdonald says he fails to UNI
derstand why each day does not see
fatal accidents at the live corners"
Goodwill Camp. No. 81, Woodmen
OF the World, will meet In regular
session tonight at Woodmen hall.