The evening world. Newspaper, November 23, 1921, Page 6

' ASTERS. . TO AID SEARCH 1 FOR THE MISSING Machinery of Department to Be at Disposal of Those Seck- ing Loved Ones. fT ‘The following announcement fhas deen made by the Postmaster ‘General: “Tt is my wish that the machin- . @ry of the postal service be placed @t the disposal of those searching for loved ones who have dropped from sight. Every year thousands 4m this country are reported mias- ing—children, young men, young ‘women, husbands and wives. Some never to be heard of again by their distressed families and friends. “The Post Office Department with its organized facilities reach- ing into every corner of the land may be of practical service to the istressed. Therefore, they are ewillingly offered for this purpose. “There is no intention of inter- ference with private affairs or to act as @ collection agency. Post- masters will scrutinize and inves- tigate carefully each case re- ported to them and when con- vinoed of its genuineness will make such inquiries of other postmasters as the circumstances may warrant and advise the in- terested relative or friend.” ids esialomcean AUSTRALIA MOVES TO REDUCE STATE POWERS @reater Authority for Parliament Sought im Bill. = a MELBOURNE, Nov. 23.—A bill de- gigned to ainend the Constitution of the Commonwealth to give greater powers to the Federal Parliament and lessen the authority of the state legislatures thas been introduced tn the House of Representatives by Premier Hughes. The dill provides for a Federal con- FUMIGATION BARES |FOCH DECORATES SMUGGLING PLOT STATUE OF LEE 15 Chinese From Calcutta Had} Richmond Accords Marshal Great Been in Ship’s Hold Ovation—Another Degree Since August. Conferred on Him. Fifteen Chinese stowaways declared| RICHMOND, Va., Nov. 23.—Marshal they have been hidden in @ hold on| Foch arrived here to-day and the the freight steamer Esther Dollar|capitol of the Confederacy capitu- since early August and not to have|jated to the noted Frenchman, accord- ween daylight since that time were! ing him a great ovation. taken off that ship at her anchorage |’ 4 salute of seventeen guns was fired off Stapleton, Staten Island, this|/py the Richmond Howltzers after the morning. King Ah Maia, fireman of| yarshal was greeted by Gov. Davis, the crew, was arrested, charged with| Mayor Ainslie and a reception com- smugeling. mittee, He then reviewed a guard of The Chinese say they boarded the| ponor of ex-service men, The Mar- ship at Calcutta, Mai was to receive| snail was loudly cheared as he was $1,000 each from them on thoir being| .scorted to Monument Avenue to landed here, it is alleged. take part in a parade, When the The ship was to be fumigated to-| equestrian statue of Gen. Kobert E. day and the Captain ordered the bulk-|1o¢ fwas reached, the parade halted heads closed, On hearing this mem-|ang the noted French General placed bers of the crew notified the stow-|, wreath at the bane of the momu- aways, who went on deck to avold| ment being smothered. The Esther Dollar} Arter juncheon in the ernor’s reached port several days ago, but the Chinese were awaiting word to leave the ship. si ae ae GIRLS HURT BY AUTO, “TERRY THE WOLF” HELD mansion, the degree of doctor of laws was conferred upon the Marshal by the University of Richmond, The day’s programme is to be closed by a Mnner ond a grand ball, and the Marshal will leave here to-night for Harrisburg, Pa. POLICE HONOR LEGION Jerry Ruberto, who has been arrested ten times, usually for assault, has x served time in the penitentiary, and ‘ is called “Jerry the Wolf," was ar-| Mayor Hylan to Attend Entertaine ment at Commodore. The Honor Legion of the Police De- partment is to have It# annual reunion, rested again this morning at No. 64 Suffolk Street by Detectives LaBattag- Ne and Keane of the Clinton Street station and taken to the Basex Market! dance and entertainment at the Hotel Court on a charge of felon! .| Commodore to-night. Mayor Hylan has The police say he was driving promised to be present and has sald he tomobile Saturday when he ran down|expects most of his oMfcial family to Crater cot: Kets Renee hace en [so with him. ‘The Police Band, will Grand ‘and Suffolk “Btteets. — Rachel, |furnish the dance muse; the Police six years old, is in Gouveneur Hospital| Glee Club will sing: Police Commia- With a fructired skull, Sarah, twelve.|#oner Enright will attend; Giovanni was only slightly hurt. te Ate doe RAISINS FOR CHRISTMAS Martinelli and Anna Fitziu will sing: Al Jolson will pass persifiage and there ‘vention Capote of 111 members, of (mich clghteen “would be elected’ by ent, elghteen by the state legis- ures and seventy-five by the adult Commonwealth. The @ year on desirable constitu- amendments, following which Jegisiation to make them effective would ‘De introduced. ————»-—__ KILLED AS AUTOMOBILE SKIDS AND HITS TREE Newark Man Dead and Three Others Hart in Rahway Crash. Herbert H. Small was killed, Burd was injured and Gilbert Rodgerir, and Harold Carlson were _ meverely shaken up in an automobile ‘\mocident on Hazelwood Avenue, Rah- 3 % » N. J. early to-day. The machine a} Wiad plung off the road and hit a g Small lived at No. 861 South Four- foenth Street, Newark. Hoffman's ad- fs No, 23 Dwight Street, Jers third street Wwoodeiit No. und Carte street, ‘ari- 40 Bidwell EO Jersey 4 Newberry Vote After January 1. WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.—Agreement te vote on the Newberry case after January 1 was reached to-day in the te. Under the agrement offered by tor Spencer, Missouri, who ia lead- ‘the fight to give Senator Newberry, a clear title to his seat, the Newberry contest will be made the upfinished business” on the fourth cal- endar day that the Senate meets aft will be entertatiiers from the Kelth AND HOME BREWERS, TOO} vaudevitie circuit =r ‘Among the boxholders are John D. Largest of Carmoen Ever Brought| Rockefeller Jr. Vincent Astor, Philip Here Arrived To«Pay in Brooklyn. | Rhinelander, Frank Munsey, Rodman Enough raising to take the heart owt|Wanamaker, Coleman du Pont. of State and National nProhibitio | MoE. Bowman and Willlam Hi wards. oMcers about Christmas time reached Brooklyn to-day when the steamer Auguszta of the Qosulich Ine reached pler?, Bush docks, While the Christmas trade tn raisins fhe demand about this of the ship, Phelps Brothers, pointed out that 80,000 cases discharged by the ship constitutes the largest cargo of raisins ever brought If It’s Turkey —then by all means, “Eddys” into this country, and home brewers | 3 i sheald nave plenty fer ther meee acer |; Sauce in the filling the Christmas stockings. dressing and the - gravy. But whether it’s to be turkey or not — anyway the Thanksgiving Dinner will be the better for ‘Edd HOMECOMER FINDS INTRUDER IN ROOM PLAYING CORNET When Max Royal of No. 212 West 43d Street, a musician, re- turned home last night and was about to enter his room he heard @ blast from his own cornet in- side, He opened the door and, he says, discovered John Rock, job- less and homeless, seated on a trunk blowing the cornet. Royal called Patrolman Otto of Traffic MADE IN U. S. A. At Grocers and Delicatessen Stores Squad B, who arrested Rock ona | charge of burglary and took him to the West 47th Street Station. E. Pritchard, 327 Spring St., N. Y. ; LINGERIE of snowy muslin or of shim- mering silk or satin is safely washed in the silky suds of , Colgate & Co.’s new wash- bow! flake— RES. U. 8. PAY. OFF. These thin white flakes are always ready for use. If you heppen ie have no boiling water ve them, Fab flakes will dissolve in tepid water and not form lumps Seen in the basin. This is one thing which was brought out in the experiments made at Carnegie Institute of Technology. Fab was proved supe- rior to ordinary soap flakes for “convenience w: ” because Fab dissolves readily and makes a rich abundant suds in cold or hard water. COLGATE & CO, £u. 1806 NEW YORK REUNION TO-NIGHT SN a dA iin dale MA PL Se a ne a THOUSANDS OF JEWS WAIT TO ENTER ZION Nahum Sokolow Explains Outlook to State Department and Will See Balfour. WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.—Progress in the upbuilding of Palestine us the national homeland of the Jews was related in detail by Nahum Sckolow, President of the Executive Committee of the World Zionist Organization in an interview yesterday with Under Secretary of State Fletcher at the State Department. He referred to the American re strictions upon immigration and said that the Jews by the hundreds of thousands now persecuted and home- jess in Eastern Europe were awaiting entrance into the Holy Land. ‘This will be possible, he explained, as soon as the final acts as tu the official status of Palestine as a national home for the Jews shall be carried out. Mr. Sokolow was accompanied by Abraham Goldberg, member of the Administrative Comunitte of Mh Zionist Organization of 4 Tubb Simon Glazer, of Kansas City, who is In Washington in the nigration, Goen to Sing Nine to Eighteen ¥ mes Dalton, 21, of No. Street, ple THE EVENING WORLD, WEDFESDAY, NOVEMBER 238 , 1921, $400,000 ASKED FOR “ATTACK ON LOYALTY” Kanens City Post and An Owner Sned—One Editor Faces Jail. KANSAS CITY, Mo., Nov. 23.—Libel suits*totalling: $400,000 were filed here to-day against the Kansas City Post and PP. 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