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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1919
Page
6
The public response to the Third Red Cross Roll Call shows broad support for ongoing Red Cross work. Enrollments surge across the Mountain Division as the organization expands disaster relief, home service, and Junior Red Cross with 11 million school children involved.
Mr and Mrs Melman of Denver donated clothes to the Red Cross drive. A jacket carried a note from Mr Melman, which reached Mrs Garbar in Warsaw, Poland. The jacket's journey reunites Melman's sister after five years of silence. She lost husband and son in the war, and the American Red Cross aided her and her daughter.
The Red Cross states unclaimed baggage from the Yanks incident remains awaiting rightful owners. Officials urge claimants to provide identifying details to recover items. Strong entities include Red Cross and Yanks.
About 150000 pieces of lost baggage belonging to members of the armed forces at Hoboken NJ are awaiting forwarding. The collection includes 20000 trunk lockers 15000 bed rolls 6000 suitcases and 110000 barrack bags from overseas many with only names. Owners must send a claim and current address to the Lost Baggage Branch No 2 Hoboken NJ with a detailed description of the property.
The American Legion Weekly defends War Risk Insurance despite red tape and growth, urging ex service members to maintain their policies. It argues improvements are possible, predicting legislation like the Sweet Bill could double average compensation and attract new features once the League of Nations issue clears the Senate.
Chief Justice McCoy of the District Supreme Court condemned the War department for neglecting American soldiers' graves in France during testimony before the House Foreign Relations committee. He supported Rep Bland's bill to authorize repatriation of the bodies upon relative request, recalling his own return from France to visit his son’s grave.
Justice McCoy sharply rebutted Representative Flood's claim that the war was won by the soldiers alone. He said the War Department did not provide adequate graves registration services, except near Paris. He noted a chief justice controlled 100 square miles with 103 cemeteries and only two female volunteers to help care for the graves.
Ford dealers warn owners to listen for engine knocks as a sign of trouble. A ticking or purring engine can mask serious issues and running with knocks risks major damage. Causes include carbon buildup, too advanced spark, bearing wear, piston ring issues, and loose components. Regular maintenance helps prevent costly failures.
A car owner should promptly investigate any unfamiliar knocking from the engine. Different sounds indicate varying causes, and proper handling requires distinguishing the noise through careful listening and inspection.
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