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Freight Ships Due
Due To-day


Vessel Fort Agency
steel Mariner. Seattle Jan ~
Jethcu, Buenoa Ayres. Jan q. Kerr 9 Co
IeuShima Maru, Colombo. Jan 81.
Houdor, .Wor 4 Boyd
ca DO rspartel Seville. Feb II. ..Ybarra Line
"es' Himrod' Honolulu Js" r.
Nasoon!s, London. Feb - cunsrd S s Co
Cornish CITY Shields Feb ~.
Hruyero Para, Feb Is. 1ampoli Hoit 9IS'I Linz
@al7non, birmingham, Feb a.
hsddequet. Cardiff. Feb 10
wurness withey 6 Co
sonheur. Santos, Ten . e..Lamport 4 Holt
Exeter CITY. Bristol, Feb ls.J Arkell 4 Co
Sven Jsrl' Gothenburs. yeb Is.
Hs?Ty Auckenbach. Los angeles. Feb -.
Luck enhach s $ Co
Due To-morroy~
Mnncsotan. Hamburg, Feb %.
United American Lines
BLACK Diamond $ Corp
Asssdyk' Rotterdam, Feb ~.
Hoiland-Ameross Lins
H!ehspeat' Bahia. Feb &c Furness- with
Due Wednesday
Clan Kennedy, Port Saio Feb Is.
Eastern Tempest, Belfast Teb II.
Moore, MCCorrsa aCk &, Co
Juliana. Glbrsltar. Feb 81 Garcia & Diaz
Duo Thursday
Alpine Range, l.eith Feb g.
furness. Witty & Co
Bauda, Paramaribo. Teb 20.
Punch, Edye & Co
Santa Roaalis, London. Feb 25
Norton. Lilly L Co
Due Friday
Dundrennan, Gibraltar. Feb 60
Furncss Witty & Co
West kccrc, Sartos, Tcb y,
Interna tional freightjnE Co
Atlantic, Imminghani Fob 2S
Furness. Witty e Co
Duo Saturday
MontsuH London Feb Is .Atl Tran. Line
Ohiosn. San francisco. FEB Us
United American Lines
Erdely, Gran, Feb 20 Phelps Bros
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American 4A6 E Ambrose w Mar 5.
Bellingham $40 e Cape Henry Mar 4
Capulin 397 u Cape Henry Mar g.
Charles Braley S74 Il Tampico Mar s.
Charles NJ Everest So SW Hatteras Mar e.
City OF Eureka 975 T. Ambrose pm Mar
Collamer so E Ambrose LV Mar T.
Dixiano 80 NV Cay Frances Mar 5.
Ell Sol 53 NV Tortugas Mar s.
Elswick Park passed Eatteras Mar g.
Franklin SO ENE sand Key Mar s.
Freeport Sulphur No 456 S South Pass
Mar s.
Glenpool q w by s Sand Key Mar S.
Gulland w Sand Key Mar 5.
Harold Walker 10 r Sand Key Mar g.
Henry Mallory 46 w Sand Key Mar g.
Henry 8 Grove 2,1s2 SE Sand Pedro Mar 8.
Howick Hall $40 e by S Ambrose LV
Joseph NJ Cudahy rs NV Tortugas Mar ..
Maddequet 809 E Ambrose Mar a.
Mevania 430 ENE Lobos Island Mar T.
Mtddlekam Castle ! 2 w Sand Key Mar o.
New Jersey 100 S Jupiter Mar .
Oien 327 l. Ambrose Mar 4.
Orient 10 E Ambrose Mar D.
Sacandaga 431 SE South Pass Mar D.
Saguache lat 20 IS Ion 81 SO W Mar d.
Scythia 1860 e Cape Race Mar H.
Sinsinawa S23 ESE Ambrose Mar A.
Southern Cross 566 \ Ambrose Mar T.
Tivives 100 Jupiter Mar g.
Tunisian 80 st Johns Mar I.
Vasari 1.375 Sc Ambrose Mar g.
Warwick pd Hatteras r. m. Mar D.
West Ccllna !ar Al Sc N lon 81 % "
Mar 5.
Vest Inskip o25 e Ambrose Mar S.
West lebar 2lo + Roston Mar g.
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Reports by Wireless
BY United States Naval Service
[Distance is given In miles Reports mr.,
dated at noon unleSs otherwise specif1ed /
NOTICE TO OWNERS. AGENTS AND
SHIPMASTERS

Tho Tribune publishee daily reports
Of the positions of merchant vessels re-
cetved through the United States Naval
Conmunica,ion Service. shipmasters Of
vessels with radio apparatus may. with
position. through the following naval
proper s'esonf har Harnor IN 'he GHitsd States
Cape Hatteras, y. c.: Jupiter. Fla;
Key, West, Fla; New Orleans La.
These position (TR) reports should
be addressed only to the radio station
called. and they mill be formarded to
New York. 1t Is important that these
reports should oe sent promptly at
noon each day in order that they may
De received in ti,ns for publication
Position reports can also be sent
through tho stations OF the independ-
ent Wireless Telegraph Company, Inc,
Al New York. East Moriches. L. l.. and
Easthampton, L. l.
The Radio Corporation OF America
will receive position reports through
the foilowing stations: Cape Cod
New London. Conn. CIV L c., Cape
May, New York City (W n y.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-06
Boys Death Puzzles Doctors
Malady Develops After Injury
to Eve by Baseball

SYRACUSE, March 5.-Hit in the
eye six months ago by a baseball,
Thomas Winttz, fourteen years old,
died to-day at hospital here, after
four doctors had confessed themselves
mystihed by the cause of death.
For several weeks after the accident
the boy had no trouble. Then the mys-
terious malady in his brain developed
and spread over his entire body. Doc
tors traced it to be the eye injury, but
could not tell what it was or how it
had developed. An autopsy will be
made tomorrow by the four physicians.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-06
MARINE REPORTS
Stage Sci for Beginning
OF sSmalI Trial To-day
Prosecutor Declares State Will
Resist Any Attempts at
Further DELAY
NncninI nienninh tn ~ 1.rLbunc

CHICAGO, March 5.-~After innumcr-
able tcchnicalities and DELAYS, indica-
tions tonight were that Governor Len
Small will go to trial tomorrow morn
ing for conspiracy to defraud the State
through embezzIcmcnt of interest on
public funds while he was State Treas-
urer. ht Waukcgan, where tho battle
is to be fought, the stage is rapidly
being snt. Judge Claire Edwards, who
is to sit in the case. returned to-dHv
from Hot Springs, Ark, where hc had
been resting III preparation for the
session.
ATTORNEY General Brundagc said that
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assist in formation OF projected corpora

ton. A
PORTLAND. Ore, March 5--Five-nasted
Fch Thistle, 1852 tons net, sold by Balfour,
guthrie & co to Charles Nelson Co. Of San
rrancisco terms private. Vessel built at
st Helens. Ore, in 1918.
COOS BAY, March 5--Tug Samson. tow
Ing barge Washougel, from San Francisco
ior CHapQue River. put In here 4th account
rough weather; Waahougals rudder dam
aged
EUREKA. March b--Anten tswed).
loading for Australia and Wsshineton'
trading coast wise, hove to outside harhor .b,t,
account breaking bar. 'o
SEATTLE. March 5-Cireat Northern.
purchased BY Admiral Line, will carrv ex
cursion of Shriners from New York to san
FRANCISCO and Honolulu. as planned for
Northern Pacific. AVA
MANILA. ], March 5-press renor4
ray Hong Kong marine strike has heen
settled. Dispatch to United States Ship
Ping Board here said one man killed and
eight wounded In a fight between strikers
ard police yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-06
Auxiliary to Wilson Post Formed

At recent meeting of Alfred vii
son Post, held in Savoy Hall, an auxil
larry was established. Mrs. Irene Lamb
county auxiliary organizer. conducted
the opening ceremonies. Twenty-scver
mothers, wives and sisters Of veterans
were present as charter members OF
the new unit.
These officers were chosen: Presi-
dent, Mrs. H. J. Metzger; vice-presi-
dents. Mrs. |. n. Fraim and Mrs. EckofY
secretary. Mrs. Boyd; treasurer, Mrs. f.
X: Wengenroth. Mrs. Wilson, mother
of Alfred Wilson, for whom the post
was named, was elected honorary pres
idcnt
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VIII Meet on March II

The 1o6th Infantry Post will hold
IT'S next meeting at the clubhouse. Will
Iouehby and Grand avenues, BROOKLYN
on the night or March II. The enter
lainmc0t committee is arranging a
program to be presented after the rco-
War business sessions. II is expected
mat full membe rship will be present
TO complete arrangements for the mas.
queradc to be given by the auxiliary
on March IS. '''' >
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Sailed Yesterday

iceland tBr). Antwerp via p,vr,o,.h
and Cherbourg; Port Denison (Br)' Auck
land via Newport News: Lake Kyttle Ma
natl and Puerto Padre; Bolivar. St
Lobos Catherine. Turks Island: BaldhiH'
Tampico; David McKelvey. Lobos: Slavic
Frincs Fras ss sBr)i London; steel voyaser. San
quoya (Br). Bergen; Besseegen (Norl
Santander; Mundelta. Matanzas: Yankee
lantenhavet Oan). Barcelona via Mobile ::
Cerro Ebano. Looos; West Haven, san
FRANCISCO VIA Savannah; Comerant =:
IL c Folger, -; San Fernando (Br,. TUX
pam.
Hampstead Heath (Br). Constantinople:
Blyu Maru tJap), Yokohama via New
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Drew Post Auxiliary Officers

The newly elected officers Of the
auxiliary attached to the s. Rankin
Drcw Post are: u
=, Miss Julia Lynch. president; MISC
gertrude Reddy. vice president; Mrs.
Na,derlck, second vice president; MISS
nlIlian Blaufox, secretary: Mrs. Ada
magranc Woodfeld, treasurer; Mrs,
MAY warren, post historian. The cxcc-
utlve board comprises: Mrs. Gumpertz
YRS. 71, B. X, Hughes and Mrs. Nav
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Relatives Invited to Mea+;rr

All members of Revillc Post are in
Yltcd to attend meeting OF the post
to-norrow night in the armory, at III
Clermont Avenue, Brooklyn. Each mem
Der be, has been instructed to bring any or
All members Of his family to the en-
tertalnment, which will follow the busi-
ness session. Arrangements are being
made for post dance at the end of ths
month. The committee will make a re-
port at the meeting.
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state Commander VIII T.Il-

y, iiliam r. Deegan. state commander
W. aodress the members of 3O5th
infantry Post at its regular meeting
t0-morrow tS,ry night at the 18th Division
,r mIunh rouse, II West Twenty fth Street
! ne dance committee will make its re-
at the conclusion Of The busjness
session 90
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Informal Dance by Tiger Post

An informal dance will be given By
tho Tigcr Post and it's auxiliary on tho
night Of April "a at the Hotel penngvl
Vania. This viii be the first annual
event to be shared by the auxiliary.
since the event last year the aug
'liary has come into existence and has
done much towards the furtherancc of
post activities. The entertainment
committee is assured that the interest
expressed by tho auxiliary will add to
the success of the coming event
New-York tribune., 1922-03-06
Lowell Post Auxiliary 70 Meet

he regular meeting Of the Ameri-
can Legion Auxiliary Of the Lieutenant
Laurence Lowell Post will be held next
Thursday afternoon in the clubhouse
at d69 Washington Avenue, Brooklyn.
Many interesting subjects will be dis
cusscd and every member is requested
TO be present.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-06
Marine Disasters

LEWES Del. March 5-Matoa, with coal
from Norfolk for Boston. stranded to-day
on Blackf1esh Bank. off the Virginia coast
Coast Guards from the Assateague and
Wallops Beach stations went out In power
ifeDoat, but Captain Gilbert and crew Of
twenty one refused to leave Matoa Cut
ter Mannhg IS way TO stranded shlp
from Norfolk. Matoa we'll up on shoal
and bow out of water. AS long as weather
remains good position not considered dam
gerous May be necessary TO remove cargo.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-06

efn Pacific CO; In expected to dock fore
noon et Pier aa, N Il tBank So.
Due To-morrow
olympc lBrl Southampton March /; to
White Ssnr Line with malls, la expected to
dock late to-day or early Wednesday at
Pier bp. N r tNcst 2tst HD.
befgensfjord tNor) Bergen Feb "a; to
Norwegi an American Line with malls; Is
expected to dock afternoon at 3oth at.
B'klyn
SaNonia lnr). IIamhurg Feb ls Via Hat.
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VIII Discuss Show Plans

When the 18th Post meets Tonight
in the 18th Regiment Armory plans
will be discussed for the vaudeville
performance to be given by the Glen
Morris Dramatic Society under the aus
plces of the post and its auxiliary on
the night of March 23 There will be
regular business meeting.
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Fire Record
LOSS

2:45-24s5 Amsterdam av.. unknown
Unknown
s:Oo-7sl Columbus av.. auto; Bowen
Vile. ..................U Unknown
s:lb-2l5 w 4sth ST., auto Patrick
e:5s-15 w. Goth ST; Perrins & Mer-
.o:25-55s Sex washington ST. New SoFh0~" yoTk
Central Railroad Unknown
I,:sS-l626 Madison av.; Emanuel
Fosteang -. Trihins
1l:15-iSs W. l2ist st; Morris Colo
witz. ........-. ........... Unknown
,f;ss-67o Teasdale place, the Bronx;
James Tingiey. y............U Unknown
ii:5o-332 E. 14th St: Harry Pappiof
Triflng
1l:s5-s4 ". 18th St: National Thread
1:2o--6s 9Th av.; Frederick Brown.
Unknown
1:S5-74s 10th sv.; John Fletcher.
Unknown
s:oc--4s5 W. 51st st; Mary Sweeney !
Unknown
c:oo-Is1s Webster ay. the Bronx;
New York Telephone Co. .Triftng
3;s5~-6S v. 134th St; Pottle Williams.
Unknown
Unknown
l5sth sts, the Bronx. fence;
Van Beuren Sign Co. o.... Unknown
s;26-T0o E. 1s7th st. the Bronx;
~. Harry Cramel. Unknown
s:15--lso William st. Charles Young.
Trinins
':i5-convent av. and 145til St. auto;
wilson Bergman. Unknown
s:45-ss4 " 29th ST: Pennsylvania
railroad 'o--.... .....-...... Unknown
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Maritime Miscellany

SAN FRANCISCO, March 5--Hawkeye
State from Baltimore Feb II for San Fran
cisco and Honolulu. has machinery trouble;
delayed three days.
Herbert Fleishhacker, chairman OF dele
cation 20 Washington for proposed s3o-
100000 shipping pool, returned 4th With
announcement Chairman Lasker Of Ship
nio9 Boo ID -.onId VISIT 9ar. rr-e t., q,
New-York tribune., 1922-03-06
Marine Reports
THE TIDES
Winds at Sea To- day

Norih OF Sandy Hook- Fresh wos+ and
southwest winds and fair weather "'u
SANDY Hook to Hatteras-Modorase
soush and southwest winds ard fair
Hatteras to Florida Straits-afodc-a,s
ara Die Winds and fair weather
Eeet ,'uf of Mexico--Moderate 20 fresh
y, "a. a.iu e9utheast winds and fair weather
and fsir weather 0u'" "''ue
NJ oaslbnsan Sea and windwar,l Passage
1"uIcrd'S 70 fresh north md 1orthess.
inds partly overcast vcathe- and nnhn ,mSNs'
bly, local ra nn A"1 Prooa-
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Dcssno Post to Meet Friday

nc next regular meeting of Jane
a. Delano Post will be held on The
night of March 10 at 132 East Fortv-
h'th street Many items Of Importance
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Bv Cable aud Radio

Signall"d Cameronis (Dr), Liverpool
ana Queenstown for Halifax and Now
YORK. SSs miles from Hallfsx Rt noon
Espocis TO arrive at Halifax noon Mon
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Foreign Ports
Arrivals

LIVERPOOL March Cedric (Br)
New York via Queenstown.
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City Island

Bound South: Schrs Joan Kielherg (pr,
Liverpool. n S, for New York, with yood
pulp, to Tfdewater Paper Mills Co; Alice s
wentworth, Vineyard Haven for New York
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Outgoing Steamships

NOTE-Mau Information will be found
on Travel Guide Page Column Eight.
Sail Tomorrow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-06
ORGANIZE KIWANIS CLUB
IN CHARLOTTESVILLE
Especial to The. Times-Dispatch.l =

Especial to The. Times Dispatchl -
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. April ).
The Charlottesville Kiwanis Club
came into being last night. under the
sponsorship OF the Kiwanis Clue OF
LTnchburg. eighteen members OF the
nm city organization being present.
SiXty-one Of the sixty three chosen
charter members of the local club
were around the tables Tor the ini-
iinl gathering of th"lS newest or the
city's civic organizations. officers OF
III" club are: Norman T. Shumat g.
president; Professor John l.. Mara-
han Of the University. vice president.
Lawrence y. Davis. secretary ard
treasurer: DR.. Dan o Via. district
trustee. The following board OF IL.
rcctors was named. w. II. Wood.
Charles w. lIulnsh. L. |. Carruth,r
Nj. Timberlak". Marion G. Thomas. T.
Il. Winsh"id. Rev. Norwood l.. Myci,
and w. II. snyder.
George Sclie. international of.
E'or. spoke in detail Of the kiwanis
Club. saying that since its organiza-
ton in Detroit. in 1915. II hal grown
Z" international proportions. with
ga clubs and 5000 members
Rev. William Mcgginsnn. II ..yucE-
burg. explained what kiwauiS rt.dus.
aud clyde Jennings. nf I.ynchbutr.
talked ON tn" slogan. Learn % now
Your NciGhhor-You Might Like
.!im."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-06
UNIVERSITY ADVANCES
-v|RG|N|ANS' TUITION
General Expenses Are Slight
ly Increased All Along
Line.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.1

Especial to The Times Dispatch
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, April !.
Tho most striking feature OF the
University Of Virginia catalogue. just
from the press. is the sa5 increase in
The tuition free for NireinIans in
all departments. beginning next year.
tn" approximate summary of nee
"SSarv expense Shows increases in
tho items Of board. room aud laundry
The total cost for tho session Of nine
months Is estimated in the liberal at
an increase IF 500 over last years
hsurc, and in the low average col
unns At proportional advancement.
several new courses in architecture
raj construction Will be offered i'm
Ia" Mcintire School Of Fine Arts. In
business administration. a number Of
courses have been combined and CO.
"rhinatcd
In the schools OF English and Eng
lish literature. there ar. two notice
able ndditionS-a course In literary
composition and n course listed as
English 1873, treating with advanced
composition. news stories and the
special article. This secrns TO he the
facuiiy's answer to the repeated
agitation for "A school of Journalism.
Greek literature Bi. offered in the
school OF Greek for students without
knowledge Of Greek language. is
another innovation. and marks n
branching out into a study Of com
n@rativc iitcraturcs
In the tsection devoted 10 general
'ii"s aud regulations. In. subjects, ct
probation and suspension as as"::-
atcd with scholarship. have beer en-
rhasizcd with unusual vgor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-06
GOES TO PENITENTIARY
FOR PAYROLL PADDING

Especial To The Times -Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, VA, April IA sem
t"nC" Of three ycarS in the Federal
prison and IN" rf $1,000 was i'm
posed upon l.. s McSeai In Fcdcr raj
court today on "a charge OF padding
government pay roll. This case
was concluded carly today after 81
hearing begun before Judge wad.
ON yesterday afternoon.
IN" charg" against McNcal was
mat IA" added fictitious names TO the
pay roll "f tn" government dr.dye
CHINOOK. last spring whIl. supcrin-
l""dcnt 90 dredging operations under
~" district engineer. Eleven names
w're said by government officials 10
nave been placed upon the pay roll
" Neal drawing and cashinr checks
tor these Names
DENIAL Of al! knowledge of any Ir-
= ShIhritics in the pay rolls was of
80 by photographic copies OF tho al
l'E'd checks mad" out in nc,i,ious
names and indors"h. presented hy tho
Government as evidence
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-06
fhi Delta i>nppn CHAPTER Formed

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. Apin ).
"A chapter OF tn" national honorary
educational fraternity OF Phi Delta
Kappa has bee" organized ut the Uni
N"rsity Of Nir.ini', in connection with
tho department IF education. I'ad.r
tie constitution Of the fraternity
nlA ihoSc students AR" eligible 10
membership who cxpcc. u make
teaching or administration OF schools
th"ir permanent vocation, and who
give evidence "f superior qualities OF
character. scholarship and initiative
The standards of scholarship govern
ing election to membership in the
fraternity arc similar to those pre-
scribed FOR election To Thl Beta kap-
pa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-06
NORFOLK J|TNEY PLAN
WILL AID CAR COMPANY
Ordinance Rules Auto Com
petition OFF Streets Served
by the TrolIeys.
Especial to The Times Dispn,ch.l

Especial To The Times Dispatch.l
NORFOLK. VA, April 5.-Thc Jit-
h"F rcr"uting plan. AK proposed by
CITY Manager Ashburncr. will come
H"for" tn" CITY Council for final ac-
t"n ~ "a special meeting at 2 o'clock
tomorrow afternoon
THIS plan. which will remove jit-
hcNs from practically all the str.cts
uSth by the Virginia Railway and
'"w'r Company. was the subject Of
cons !d"rhblc debate when IL was pre-
-cnt"d by the city manager at IN.
special meeting last Thursday. The
pan. however. Is in accordance u.ith
me councils agreement to relieve
The company OF the jitney compcti-
tpn. and IL Is believed that tho coun-
cil VIII adopt il tomorrow
The titucy men will have strong
n"IeEation. headed by Mills Roberts.
hnsiness manager of the ji,nnv driv-
orS union. before tho Council 10 pro-
trst against tho adoption of the plan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-06
Insecticides Must he Genuine.

"INCHE ESTER. VA. APRIL s.
Commercial fruit growers wcr. inter
"stcd today in the announcement
That Governor Trlnki" had signed a
hill. introduced during the recent S.y-
SION -, tho Legislature by senator
''yrd, prohibiting the sale or manu-
idctur" of Insecticides or runricidos
unless such articles contain proper
'hGf'hi"htS and comply with the an
" ISIS as required In tn" hill Samples
= ~ bc ahalFZcd by thc state chemist
without charge. and fertilizer in
s?"ctors are required 80 take sam
pies coming into the State for an
a!y*is Manufacturers not comnly-
ihs with the law are 10 be prohibited
from shipping such goods into tn.
state
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-06
DIR. +. NJ. CAMPBELL
GOES TO CONNECTICUT

i.fNclfBrI VA. April DIR.
lh"maS IT. Campbell. professor Of
German At Randolph Macon woman.s
College, has resigned to acccp, sim
i''r work at Wesleyan College. Mid
"'"i""n. Conn. lie goes To WESLEY.
ar next September.
hr Campbell has been member
90 IN" faculty OF the woman's col
l'E" hftc"n years. II. wa. r.c.u,ly
''"''e" chairman 81 tn" Germanlc
''cti"n OF 'hc Modern Languages As
S'c'"ti"n OF America. Or. Camrb.Il
vas horn at Gainesville. y C.. oc,o-
h"r 10. 1879
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-06
II" Ln> Ip Keller S,..,n,.

~ r.N P'kf NEWS VA. Arm :
Sh'ur'ng Board steamers
'"'''rd Irdin 'o Russia FOR Tho
f"|i"f commission. have ,,c.,,
"a" M Ia James river as ,no,
'n'N r"'urn from IN. other s,ia
h'hpiM% Hoard officials hero said
"a" Ih'N arc th" Ward. w.s,o,,
~ ." A"saroII. Hclyld.r. w..,.,.
-, a. hln.r'on. .Fohu stevens. ras..rn
''''.. N"''i"""d, Eastern .Admir,i
I,"' i.hS'.rn Crown. Iinoklry,
40, ""s' Bridge. M"an,icut. n.i.
.N-NNL-. Innl ana TnrlLra
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-06
ANOTHER ARREST COMING
SOON IN NORFOLK CASE
Police Allcgc Mrs. Mercer
Was Seen Late Satur.
day With Suspect.
NAME OF MAN WITHHELD
ninxistrn'r Examines Few Witnesses
nnd Continues Herring UntII Fri
dn! at Ocean Nicw-Mrrrrr On Why
From BnItlniorc In CustoJ..

NORFOLK. VA, April 5.-An ar
rest IN Norfolk in the case OF Mrs.
Ruth Mercer. 9l3 bank street. whos.
BODY vas found on the beach off
III" Cottage Line AZ Ocean View early
last SUNDAY morning. was hourly OK
pcvt"d late today.
Detectives. who are investigating
tn" death 81 Mrh. Mercer. have what
they believe is Il denni,s clue as to
I'll" man seen late Saturday night
win The Young woman aud they
arr leaving no stnn" unturncd To
loca," aud take him into custody "a,
The earliest possible moment.
Name IL withheld.
The name Of tho man police are
hunting VIII not be made known at
headquarters. but If II turns out Tint
hc was seen with Mrs. Mercer AT the
hour given detectives. It VIII turn All
suspicion from Edward l.. Mercer
husband 90 the dead woman. ,vho is
under arrest IN Baltimore. charged
with her murder
Other Information which leads
polio" TO hrliev. that young N.r-
CO. was not in the city at tho
Tin" hi" vie WAS drowned came
1r"m "a source on Bermuda stree,
lon" Bermuda street. had told
friends that h" went to tho Raw
Iinc boat with Edward Mercer las,
FfidHr afternoon nud shook hands
WIN MIN when I've told him good nv.
"''s"n could no, b. located ms
m"rning and further onor, IL ho
me MAD" 10 got IN touch with him.
IL 'hc r"n"rt 10 true. Nelson will l..
hHrIh"r"d hcfnr" Ia corpnnr's irrv
a. IA" Inquest. which viii h. com
pi","d ~ ocean View next Friday
night
INJURY into tho death n, Ms
Mercer wax begun last ui.h, I'm IN.
onic" ~ Thomas u wri::h, ius,ir.
OF w" peace ~ ocean View and
h'''r SIX Witnesses had been hoard
wa adjourned until rr!da. ni.h,
~ that tim" Edward = M.rccr
husband ~ the dead woman. YIN he
Questioned. ~" was arrested .,,Iy
yesterday morning IN Bal,imorc
chhri"d with tn. murder o. his on.
ma VIII lcav" that cts ;on!rl, q,
IN" custody or County Onice- IJ,rry
zones. He VIII arrlv" I'm Nnr,nIi,
,''Hnfrow morning ana ho dc,,irr,i
'n 'h' county jaii until after Tho
'''"hers verdict is rendered.