Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-09

In the resignation Of L. B. Moore
as treasurer for Perth Amboy Aerie
No. 1886, F'raternal Order OF Eagles,
at the meeting Friday night, two
other changes in the staff OF officers
were made. Harry Sheridan. who
held the office Of chaplain, was ad-
vanced to the office Of treasurer, In
place of Mr.. Moore. and Lester ID.
Kuhn, the conductor, was placed in
the position Of chaplain, made va
cant by Mr.. Sheridan. William l..
Jones then was named to the office
of conductor. After the election OF
the three officers, they were installed
and placed into office by Past Presi-
dent Moore. Five applications FOR
membership were received at n
meeting.
The installation of the newly elect
ed officers for Liberty Hook & Lad
der Company No. 2, took place last
night. william Langan was endors-
ed by the company for the position
of first assistant chief at the next
annual election Of the department.
The new officers installed are Presi-
dent, James Dolan: vice president,
James Kelly: treasurer, William
Langan; financial secretary, Louis
Miller; recording secretary. Richard
Jago; sergeant at arms, Alex Pat
raska; trustees, James Quinlan,
Harry Madsen and J. Egan; auditing
committee, Michael Shoe, Steve
Sinker and J. Zalari.
The final nomination and election
of officers for Algonuin Lodge No.
A, Knights Of Pythias, took place
last night. Burton Gehret was nam.
ed the chancellor commander to sue
coed Victor Poulson. Chancellor
Commander Poulson presided. Sew
eral applications for membership
were received. Arrangements were
made for comforting the rank OF
page on three candidates at the
meeting next Monday night. Plans
were made for a visit with Granite
Lodge. of Newark, on Tuesday night
January 16. The new omcers as
chosen, are: Chancellor com mancer'
Burton Gehret: vice chancellor. Al
fred Turnbull: master at arms
Hans Miller; master OF nnance' w.
F. Widerstrom: keeper OF
and seal, Ernest Pape: inner guard,
Samuel Slotkoff: outer guard. Hans
Clausen; trustee, Samuel Borak, ana
master of work, Victor Poulson.
The morning class will compete
with the 5 o'clock class in the last
OF the series Of volley ball games 20
decide the championship OF h city
tomorrow night at 8 o'clock in n
Y. M. c. A. building. The public
is invited to attend this game.
Wild ducks in Raritan bay for
the past several days have been
plentiful, according to all reports
their luck. William Walters of
South Amboy, with his father, VIII
liam Walters, ST., were out yester-
day, and succeeded in bagging forty
three for the days shoot.
The installation Of the recently
elected officers for Goodwill Camp
No. 81, Woodmen of the World,
will take place tonight at a meet
ing of the camp in Woodmen hal.
Plans for a membership campaign
for a big class initiation to be held
some time in the near future VIII
ments are being made for a social
time with refreshments after the in
s~tallation.
Notices have been sent to mem
bers of the Board of Trustees CT
the Public Library informing them
of the organization meeting for
1928, which will be held tomorrow
night at s o'clock in the library.
No change in the personnel of the
board will be made this year. Mayor
Wilson having re-appointed Albert
Leon, the present trustee. for au-
other full term. The other mem
bers are President Louis M. Ross1,
Frank L. Antisell, Rev. Robert
schlotter and Mrs. Frank Dorsey.
The mayor and Superintendent of
Schools Samuel f. Shull r slso
members ex-ofiaie~