Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-19

| was taken to the Perth AmDoy Dr9
Docks TO. the purpose or having it'
! hotter washed out under the rules O
the government thai boilers must Dt
washed at certain periods. The Fertn
Amboy Is expected to be put in serv'
ice again some time today. I'M
TottenriIle made its way over tnl'
morning in the fog without n OH
ficu.ty.
Court Arboy, No. So, Foresters oil
America, was instituted thirty year,
ago on April 80 of this year, and to
fttingly celebrate the event a com
mittee was named last night to ar
range for the celebration. The
event will be celebrated with a BAN
ouet and reception tor the members
and their families on Saturday night,
April 20. Martin +, Ryan, a pas
chief ranger of the court, mas peei
named the chairman of the annlver-
sary committee; Louis Ludvigsen,
treasurer, and p. +. Manton, the
secretary. The banquet Will De
made and served under the directloil
of Charles ] Warner. There WIZ pe
some entertainment and dancing WIZ
follow the dinner which VIII DE serV..
ed abou. 8 o'clock. prominent
sneakers in the order are being con-
sidered to be presen: at the a1air 70
saw something with regard TO tne
mast history of the organiZatloi
one application for mempershlp
was received.
Major X w. Case. ordnance ue.
parfment, commanding oflcef OF tl.e
tn Loo wing for fO1t
ress Monroe. February Ito axe ny
further military studies. MAJOR Caso
has proved a great friend 10 the eH-
service men, placing them at wo.n
it has been in his power 10
do so.
All available substitutes have been
ooraIed bv Superintendent OF
schools Samuel f. Shull to NIL the
niacps of the many teachers who
bave been absent in the past few
devs A great deal of sickness among
the teaching staffs of the various
schools has crippled the system to a
considerable extent.
large number of people are
taking advantage of the chance OF
fered to see the plans for the pro,
posed depression of the raiiroa1
tracks in this city which are on ex-
hibit in the store at 2S7 State street
The store is open from 9 A. NJ. to
Q p. NJ. and an engineer from the
city engineers Office is in attend
ance to answer any questions. The
plans will be on exhibit for five days
ending Saturday.
Pc Ambo Tribe No. 65. Improved
Order of Red Men. is scheduled for
an important session tonight. n
report of the committee named re-
Gently to look into the bility
of securing property for the erect
ing of a building for a new home
for the tribe or the purchasing of a
structure for the purpose was re-
ceived. Y
Perth Amboy Camp No. 10
Woodmen of the World, met III reg
ular session last night and transact
ed routine business.
A meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary
of the Perth Amboy Caledonia
Club will be held tonight ct Odd
Fellows hall.
The third degree is expected &c
be conferred by Valhalla Lodge No
275. Odd Fellows. tonight at its
meeting at Odd Fellows hall. Plans
for the installation to be held mex
week will also be completed at this
time.
In the naming of two more mem
bers to the entertainment commit
tee by Middlesex Council No. So
Jr. o. L. A. M. at its meeting last
night plans were talked over fol
the excursion to be run some tim
during the coming summer. The
committee of which Robert jackson
is at the head have in mind for 8
much larger and better affair thar
held last summer when a sail VI
the Hudson with a stop at Palisade!
Park was held. A nominating COM
mittee of nine members for the Sc
lection of officers in the future il
another new innovation introduced
at last nights session. Preparation
are being completed for the annua
dance of the council at Junior hal
on Washington's birthday eve, Feb
ruary 81, according to the report o
the entertainment committee. Their
will be prizes awarded for o. tro
and waltz and there will be an en-
tertainment by professional talent
The music for the dancing will b
furnished by Victor Ricci's Dixie
land Roamers. The entertainment
committee includes Robert +. Jack
son, chairman; Fred Arner, secre
tary: Robert Holcroft, treasurer: L
Jensen, A. Ohlsen and A. Frantz.
Automobiles driven by Isaa'
Harmed. of Woodbridge, and JOSEPH
| Werner, of Gal Cortlandt street, col
| lided on State street last night abou
7:45 o'clock. Both machines sus
f, tanned damage but non of the oc
cupants We're injured.
The regular semi-monthly meetinI
of the st. Martins Italian Socia
Club was held in the clubrooms, ~
| New Brunswick e m last nigh
Plans for tho social affair OF tn
| club to be held on Sunday nigh
February s were discussed. Fou
new members were admitted I
membership.
A number of local people were
attendance at the annual dane
given by the Red Bank police in IN
auditorium of the Knights of &C
lumbus clubhouse in Red Bank la
night. ~
John v. Burke, of woodbridge
who IN February / becomes prime
pal of Schools 6 and 8. is spendif
the day with Paul steele to gain a
idea of the present system pen
carried out in those institutions. NJ
steele will spend tomorrow wit
Henry S. Hulse, Jr.. at the gramm;
school prior to taking charge whe
Mr.. Hulse leaves to take up h