Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-18

The committee to arrange for the
omen meeting OF Perth Amboy Nest.
No. 1897, Order of Owls. will meet
at the home of Thomas Lucas, 3s6
Market street tomorrow night at 3
o'clock. The open meeting Will be
held Friday night, April IS, at
Eagles Hall.
The police are searching for Will
lam Barkowski. an eleven-year-old
! bow. who has been reported as miss
| ing from his home in this city since
| Sunday morning. When last seen the
boy was dressed in a blue serge suit,
with a blue cap. brown shirt ana
brown shoes. The authorities were
notified OF the child's disappearance
Yesterday afternoon when Desk
Lieutenant William Calvin received
a telephone call from the parents.
A message from state police head
quarters al Highland Park shortly
before dark last night resulted in
Patrolman Michael Patten being sta
toned on the county bridge TO look
out for a truck believed to be head
ed this way with a cargo OF stolen
whiskey valued at $4,000. The ma
chine was a heavy truck and was
supposed to have been followed by
a small sedan. No trace of the al
legged booze runners was found here,
however. According to the state po-
lice the liquor was being transported
from a shore resort where 1t was
stolen.
The annual parish meeting OF 81.
Peters Episcopal church will be held
tonight following evening prayer.
a. -,o.Iaa 80 oftaNAa6 tho late Al.
Lawrence Kearny is to be elected as
we'll as two new vestrymen. Dele
gates TO the diocesan convention TO
be held this year in Camden are also
to be chosen.
At the Easter Sunday services con-
Quoted in the Danish NJ. Z. church
here six combinations and one bap-
t.sm were made by Rev. c. j. Con-
rad, the pastor. At the evening SER
vice eighteen new members Joined
the church. Special music was
rendered by the choir and a male
sextette at the services and a large
congregation attended each service.
Rev. Mr.. Conrad leaves tomorrow
for Meridcn. Conn. for conference.
He does not expect TO be back In
this city before next Monday. 1t is
generally believed he will be return
ed to the local church for another
year. his work being greatly appre-
ciated by members Of his congrega-
ton.
Three weeks from tonight the an
fremen's election will be held.
the only contest slated Is the one
for second assistant fire chief, in
which William j.. Langan, of the
Liberties, and Robert Cotton, OF the
Projections, are entered. Andrew
Anderson, of the Garfelds. and John
of the Garhelds. will not
have any opposition for chief and
first assistant chief respectively.
The regular membership meeting
of the Workers Cooperative So
ciety, will be held tonight at Frem
Hall in Lehigh avenue. near Pros
pect street. All members are urged
to attend this meeting as important
business will be discussed.
The annual Easter Monday dance
of the Goodwill Association was
held in the Auditorium last night.
by Sam Tonghini's Sterling Six or
chestra.
The Columbus band recently in
e~orporated, is expected to become as
active in the near future as it was
a few years ago. Weekly practice
sessions are being held.
All tickets for the minstrel and re-
vue must be returned at the meeting
of the American Legion Auxiliary to
be held in the public library tonight.
An important meeting of the Y.
VI. c. A. physical committee will be
held in the association building at
1880 O'Clock tonight. Both the an
nual excursion and circus will come
up for discussion at this time. This
will; be the last meeting of the COM
mittee prior to the circus which will
be given or May 5 and 6.