Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-25

retary w. l.. j. Jobes of Hoboken.
Grand Trustees Gedney of New
Brunswick, Fisher of Elizabeth, and
Walling of Roosevelt will be among
the grand and supreme officers 70
visit Court Standard No. Ill, Fores-
ters of America, at its meeting to-
night. Chief Ranger j. v. Long
street with the other officers OF the
court are endeavoring to get out a
large number of members to greet
the distinguished visitors on this oc-
casion. Preparations are being made
for a reception to the officers.
Jefferson Tent, Knighs of the
Maccabees, will meet tonight in
regular session at Woodmen hall in
Hobart street at 8 o'clock.
A pair of broken wagon shafts
were the result Of al accident oc-
CURING on Smith street yesterday az
ternoon, when a horse became
frightened at an automobile and ran
away. The animals course was alb
ruptly stopped when 1t crashed into
a pole. Leon Tauher of ISL
Grant street, was driving the horse.
Patrolman Joseph Dwyer Investigate
ed the accident, but made no arrest.
An important session of MiddleSex
Council No. So, Jr. o. U. A. M. Is
scheduled for tonight. Their Will pc
initiation of candidates and this Will
be followed by a COLLATION. to be served
under the direction OF the entertain
ment committee. Several important
matters are to be AIKEN up by the
council at this time.
District Deputy Grand Regent
Taylor, Of Bloomfield, came here last
night and installed the officers OF
Middlesex Council No. 100, Royal
Arcanum. The usual social session
to follow an installation was en-
joyed. Edward Potter, of Metuchen,
took part in the installation. Joseph
Messenger, the outgoing regent. was
presented with a past regents jewel
of his station. He also received the
monthly prize offered by the council.
One candidate was initiated at the
meeting. A memorial for the depart
ed members of the order will be held
the last Sunday in February and
Orator Schmidt was named a COM
mittee to arrange for going to ser
vice at one of the local churches at
that time. The officers installed are:
Representative to the grand council,
Joseph Messenger; alternate repre-
sentative, Fred H.. Diak: regent,
James f. Ryder; vice regent, Anton
J.. Grothen; orator, Frank Schmidt;
past Regent, Joseph Messenger;
guide, Olaf Larson; chaplain, Charles
Yenk; warden, Emil Waldman; SEN
try, James Mickelsen; secretary.
George Mills; collector, John Han
son., ST.; treasurer, William S. Dun
can; trustees, Fred H. Flax and Will
liam Fl. Woglom; representative to
the hospital bed fund association,
Past Regents Truman Gano and Olaf
Larson.
The installation OF officers of Perth
Amboy Circle No 1886. will take
place this evening al their meeting
in Jaccbsen's Hall. Mrs. Cecilia An
dreWs, district deputy, of Carteret,
will be the installing officer. The
meeting win take place at 8 o'clock
and all members T. urged to be
present.
A delegation of members of Violet
Rebekah Ledge No. Sc, Odd Fellows.
will accompany District Deputy Ger
trude Wagner to Railway tonight
for the installation OF the officers of
Railway Lodge. They will leave by
trolley from Smith and State streets
at 7:15 o'clock.
Work Of remodeling the top flooI
OF the American building for offices
| Is fast nearing completion all OF the
| partitions have been placed and the
carpenters are now at work setting
- .--1 .,-t HA.1fI yo h1n vxvnrE
is still to be done in placing the
floors in the rooms n halls.
The hearing in the case of Joseph
Coll, who was arrested in a recent
| raid here by Federal Prohibition En-
fcrcement Officer Sam H. Cone, was
| laid over today by United States
| Commissioner John A. Delaney fol
| a period of two weeks. The hearing
| was scheduled for this moCning.
An even hundred boys and girl:
| have terminated their careers as
pupils of the lower grades and in rec
ignition of eight years of successful
study will receive their diplomas
which will qualify them to enter
high school, Friday afternoon. d
this number, more than eighty have
| eXpreSSeu LuclT lItcilllOu VI cAlClAh
the higher institution. The gradua'
ton exercises will include choruses
sketches, a Punch and Judy show
and other features for which practice
is being held this afternoon.
The $4,000 mark was reached to
day by the Middlesex County Tuber
culosis Association for the sale 0
Christmas seals. The proceeds hav'
been mounting slowly but are assum
ing proportions bid fair to carr.
the work through the year success
fully.
A big Hi-Y banquet at New Bruins
wick on Saturday will mark n o
the events of the year for the loca
Organization. Many of the loca
members have expressed their in
tention of attending the affair whicl
will include representatives from tn
entire section of north Jersey.
The regular semi-nlonthly meet
ting of San Salvador Council. Nc
299, knights Of Columbus, will b
held tomorrow night. Many specia
features have been arranged, an,
there will be a plentiful supply o
good smokes. A number of enter
tainers will be In attendance and tn
program arranged is somewha
along the lines of the old-fashione'
smokers staged by the organization
United States Deputy Marshal
Robert w. Lewis of Newark, was o,
business in this city today.
Considerable complaint has bee
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