Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-06

At the Sabbath night services OF
the Congregation Beth Mordecai to-
risht Rabbi Eugene Kohn Will de-
liver the first of a series of eight
lectures on the state of civilization
az the present time. Ton!ght's lee
ture will serve as an introduction To
the entire series, its theme beins
'"The Spiritual Complexion of Mod
crn civilization" Among other top
les to be discussed in this series arr
religious denominations. ma
tionalism. the socialist and femin-
list movements, and Imperialism and
milltarism.
Liberty Hook and Ladder Com
pany was called out on a still alarm
last night. The blaze was at the
home Of Joseph Petrid at 1913 Hall
venue and was eXtinguished before
serious damage vas done. The alarm
went in at 1890 o'clock.
An automobile driven by George
Elmer, of 318 Rector street. skid
ded Yesterday afternoon as it was
making the turn from High street
into Fayette. The machine ran up
or the sidewalk and was slightly
damaged but no one was injured.
Officer Frank Seiboth made the re-
port of the accident.
Grand Manager Catherine Servis.
q past guardian of the circle, in
stalled the officers of Willow Grove
No. G, Woodmen Circle, last night.
Miss Regain, of New Brunswick, as
sisted in the installation. After the
ceremonies a social time was held
and refreshments were served. TIE
new officers are: Guardian, Mrs. Al
ice Girman; advisor, Mrs. Alice Ian
gon; clerk, Mrs. Elizabeth Thomp-
son: banker. Mrs. Catherine Lam
son; chaplain, Miss Martha Bruck-
man: attendant, Miss Dorothy
Struve; assistant attendant, Mrs. Jo-
hanna M%artinusen; inner sentinel.
Mrs. Catherine Servis; outer senti-
rel. Mrs. Mary Langon; past guar
dian, Mrs. Anna Strive; musician,
Miss Josephine harrington. and
manager for three years, Miss Re-
gan.
A delegation of members of Violet
Rebekah Lodge No. Sc, Odd Fellows
Will Journey to Elizabeth tonight TO-
the installation of the newly elected
officers of the Elizabeth Rebekah
Lodge They will leave from Smith
and State streets by the fast line
car from here at 1908 o'clock.
A lien claim has been filed by MaS
n. Boorstein through his attorney,
Jacob Joselson, against Louige JUL
ano. builder and owner. for SIS for
papering and painting done in a two
story stucco building in New Bruins
wick venue
Letters of administration have
been issued August Larsen on the es-
tate of Charl G. Therkelsen. who
died here December 13. The estate
amounts to $500. a sister in WASH
ington and nieces and nephews in
Europe being the next of kin.
Pc Ambo Tribe, No. 50, Improved
Order OF Red Men, which has had
it's wigwam in the Jefferson building
ever since that structure was cree
ted a number of years ago, is seek
ing to have a home of its own. A
building committee named some
time ago composed of Hans p. Hen
dricksen. Peter Damn, and Hans p.
Jensen, vas increased last night at
the pow-wow by the addition of
Hans Greisen and Thomas Wathne.
They + seeking to secure a build
ing for a home in which they can
have athletic sports such as bowl
ing alleys and other amusements for
the members of the order. The COM
mittee will probably give a definite
report at the next meeting in two
weeks. At last nights pow-wow
the raising up of the new chiefs of
the tribe took place. District Dep
uty Great Sachem Simmons and
staff of great chiefs of Railway
Tribe of Railway came here and
placed the new staff in their respec-
tive chairs as follows; Prophet, An
dries Holt; sachem, William r. Bun
ten, Jr., senior sycamore, Erick An
derson; junior sycamore, Victor
Larsen; collector of wampum, Hans
T.. Hendrickson; chief of records,
Thomas Lucas; keeper of wampum,
John A. Beatty; trustees, Peter
Damn and II. J.. Jensen; warriors,
Philip Beatty, John Hanson, Thomas
Wathne, and Jens jacobsen; guard
of wigwam, Lars Jensen; guard of
tho forest, RnurCW iIeSter, lrSl 81
nap, Fred Johnson; second SNAP,
r. p. Gardner; braves, Charles
Smith, j. l.. Duffy, Victor Lorent-
zen and Charles Blanchard.
The first degree was conferred on
two candidates by Nalhalla Lodge,
No. 275. odd Fellows, at their meet-
ing last night at odd Fellows hall.
Paul Petersen, degree master with
his staff, were in charge of the work.
Plans for the installation to be held
Thursday night, January 26, are be-
ing completed.
All ICgionaires are urged to be
out at the meeting of the post which
will be held in the Y. M. C. A. audi
torium tonight. 1t is expected that
some definite action will De taken in
regard to a building or club rooms
and the advice of all members is
solicited.
The Young Mems Club discussed
a father and son banquet last night
at their regular meeting and it was
finally decided to hold the evening
in the Parish House on the night of
Wednesday,, January IS. Each mem
Der will bring his father and invita-
tons will be extended to the rector
and ypStrN nf 81 Detpr's rbnrch