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New-York tribune., 1922-01-17
Addresses and Telephone Numbers


Matson Navigation Co. (U.S.S.B.)
26 South Gay St, Baltimore Md.
100 Market St, San Francisco. Cal.
McAllister Brothers (Tankers)
2l-24 State St, N. Y. Big G'n 547o.
Mccormack & Mcpherson (USSB)
Eoa Market St, San Francisco. Cal
Mississippi Shipping Co.(U.S.S.B)
50 Beaver St, NY. Bowling Gn. sy5.
New Orleans, La.
Moore & Mccormack Co., Inc.
Commercial Steamship Linca
b B'way. NY. Bowling G'n 1855.
Munson Steamship Lines
81 Wall St, NY. B'g G'n $500.
Nawsco Lines
North Atlantic & Western S. S. CO.
Elder Steel Steamship Co.
10 Moore ST., Y. Big G'n 73e.
90 Broad ST., n. Y. Broad 1920.
loo 50. 4th St. Phila. Lombard 5791.
III Summer ST., Boston. Beach $50.
N. Y. & Argentine S.S.Co.(USSB)
New-York tribune., 1922-01-17

Ca1ll kane paslAs Salvador lprln's ess J.
Niearogp- .eseep. sa-' -ost. Aualsls oaiy. cAo-
nteea A-su prints, s5c. FOR Naraol4e. Tesucsai
aua luscaiani NJ tionallss cauca ana Asp3 ,
pe'arrNcst' c7lrn lcuaIor. Peru leslcs
ilGifoaa Bolivia ~ta tiAo ,olor parts cf ao--
dura- an1 ieltr ami iar SgiTiiee must hs. s.
Ella ANi. ssl laa t's''-t.i tAis st'i "a c7s-
sopai csl Ala.iani. Ares l44is4e. INTO.
lasssri A.lpslaia ana liiq4-lll5. $. S s4Ats
Terca go ISL
" maa4. va naHll'aa ler; Hamilton.
;:eo Fl. u
LomslraH lersair 'is pa.rto ria'a sancfe-
Ia honsan4. san t-diH os Mo,osis 4H- san Do
A4ius5 'i2, s. Nasf. $50 m.
Si NofIa+. 81 I.ustatius. Antigua. Noitssrrat
Guaialoups. uan;ucl A-erjiuilue. s. i.uc.a sss
Bartados tsl Vincent Dselala. lIiuloaG -. .
Giaaaa uu-t be -n.ya,i. el ifesssd Tor cisTste \.
rs mis- afef p. Na ST. Thems, 81. crclx 81 Hits,
Antigua lua4afo.pe. i1sAia.c4 Martinique s
Lucia aud n~-t-lcs S. =. Gul--sa. !. =. -. !:
New-York tribune., 1922-01-17

Noie A-peseel-s.s' mss va l.nsima II
fKahe Ascension, hscalaaa.aed tErtishl. Eel.
e.sH 'eus7 hataasa Province ouigl. BRUSH c.
tf4 Ail.a iAN s5a Aad f'oteciora.ei Bri sh indie.
Hf.csA Soma ii.a,l Caiosross fh i.,sh,. Os2s
Nela9 ]. anaa. Ceylou CSprus. Egypt. Bgyptlsl
sudan a..is,' Islands tte-ea ndsa. ss.Se la.
addr sel Hamls. Cold coas' colcay keays sa.i
JsaDla Lahuan. Narao china. Madeira Msl;.,
Meur .iius Nrsapcialaa. >-v rrbr'des tia,iudla
le EaHes aud T1fs,s islands,. Nigeria. Nyassaiex<s
rFqtee'Qlale la sai e. Peaea, rers POI !; ps's
Hussia y Europe .e-ecp Ckrline). Russia in Asss
fexesp 1l..a.tsil 5 Helena. santa Gnu Ia aalis.
Scycaelie5 ergs l@"Ae. Sn.rna rangaN LA
Territory. Ie,t. Iosoiaad 'pnnshl. and zsnziosf,
Ncge R-lH'fe|- fts, uaiis Franco. 20 A.
gsaia CAMERON. Cn~slra. D1homey. ench Guinea.
french 0s'ah sAinasls .n inta. French lndo tflsna
"a l-'n g. lA10.iiI Nasiliu China. Laos and fln-
KIN. trsaeA PES Oflfss ie Caina. French soss.
n'aud. Frearh Ssi7n ftfAel Sc;egs Niger AL
ppar Volta. GSeen. ''ory Coast Medssasrss, aa.'
dependencies lMatagssr&T. Sic. Marie De AaiA-
g3scar. Ncss-be teia~n = L i'i5 ,iav ,tts I'd,
safcffp Aa10u2a a.a Mele H. llaui 3nia Mtie. =
iFfeurh1 Congo Monaco Mo-c,co leSceri SpSr sa) !,
%ea Caie,s4 and dependencies. Nirer TeF1sesy
Pcunicu. Seacrst foro and lFrerci1. Syria
fi'rerchi. fBa.ral'h Damascus. i'cppo and tho
weien and fs.'eui zonsl. Tuns. Turkey tCon-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-02
PRACTICAL JOKER HAS
FUN ON EXCHANGE
IBy Associated Press

DETROIT, April IA practical
joker who was responsible for tho
appearance OF american fire pro-
lection. listed as -. f.. r." on the
Detroit Stock Exchange, today turned
the short session OF the market into
one Of the liveliest on record anil
was only detected by the intervention
OF the Michigan Securities Commits
sion.
The appearance Of the stock" was
the signal for spirited trading. al
though no one seemed to know any
thing about il. Opening at s, II
quickly went to II. thyn dropped as
suddenly to .. and started upward
again. hanging arohnd 8. While
some OF the traders were busily en-
gagged figuring " their profits" one
got in touch with the securities com.
mission and inquired IL the stock
had been sanctioned by that body.
The answer served 10 dampcn en-
thusiaSm, the commission stating "A.
f.. p" was notAauthogizcd; that sales
in IL were il}Ssal, and that each
broker must stand his own losses.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-02
SMUCGLED ALIENS
ARE ABANDONED on
S l. 4 " ID IN GULF
Imeniy-One Brought From
" est Indian Port N0m
in Custody.
lRy Associated Press !

TAMPA. FLA. April i.-Twcnty-
one aliens. including one woman.
smuEEled into this country. IL is be-
lieved. from West Indian port, we're
arrested on Anriotc Island NV. miles
OF Tarpon Springs on the Gulf Coast
early today by Webster Little. deputy
collector OF customs, and brought
here this afternoon
Sraniards. Greeks and Germans
we're in the party They profcssed
ignorance of English and immirra-
ton and customs officials from this
ctE. VINO went to Tarpon springs
I" bring them in. had difficulty in
learning the details
The officers believe the PARTY was
double crossed" Icy the smugGlcr.
who told them. upon landing them
on the island. that they would be
taken Ia the mainlaur later. The
aliens said they paid $3.50 each for
the transportation. All Of them had
considerable sums OF money when
taken into custody.
The officers. who are making eff
forts TO learn the identity uf the
Sm"gSier. said the arrival Of the
aliens on the island was reported
today by the keeper Of the Anculte
lighthouse.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-02
SARGE PLUNKETTo
DIES IN DECATUR
BY Associated Press1

ATLANTA, GA. April IA. M
"icr. widcly-knuwn throughout tho
south for his newspaper articles nm.
der The pen name Of Sarge pIunke,, =.
is dead. at his home in Decatur II
was learned here today.
Mr. Wicr. who was born i'm pix
county. Ga. was barely l6 years old
"hen the Civil War broke out. and
served in the Confederate army. and
the hazards of reconstruction DAYS
prevented HIS getting much cduca
tion In schools. but after a period Of
farming he began as printer on the
Atlanta Constitution, and turned to
writing. His work showed quaint
philosophical turn and love of hu-
man nature. and probably his hest
known book was old Times in
Georgia"
Sarge Plunkctts" later years were
spent on his small farm, near Deca-
tur, where he Will be buried Sunday
He is survived by a widow and two
sons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-02
BULK or BIG FORTUNE
LEFT BY HUGHES FOR
Il FOUNDING HOME
DnriIc MilHonaiirc's WIN
.4isO Ciues S250.OO0 to
Hospital.

DANNIILE. VA. April Twins
the Will OF John r. Hughes has not
been admitted 20 probate, some of
it's provisions became known this
evening.
The bulk of the estate, said To be
worth s3.000.0GO. will go TO the foun-
dation of an orphanagc. which is to
be established, under the terms of
the viii. on his county estate. at New
Design.
Mr. Hughes left $4,000 t6 In.
Danviilc General Hospital. where he
remained chiefly during his long i'll
ness.
Ii is understood that his two
brothers and one sister are each be-
qucathcd $4,000. Sums of money
were left To several Of the older en-
ployes in The Hughes tobacco firm.
The Will Will probably be recorded
during the civil term OF court, be-
ginning on Monday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-02
V.R. &P: ADDS 1920, O98.82
TO ITS SURPLUS IN 1921.
ANNUAL REPORTSHOWS
POWELL RAPS COUNCIL,
IN VIGOROUS ADDRESS
AT CITY AUDITORIUM
Advocates Clean Sweep of Members of Body From Mad
ison, Jefferson and Clay Observation-Disclosures
v r. &P. Controversy. Business Man Says.

An absolute clean sweep in the per
sonnet OF the Common Council from
Madison. jefferson and clay Wards
was recommended to several hundred
voters las; night by l.. r. Powell. Il
Richmond business man. in the course
of a political address in the city Au-
ditorium. At the same time Lee"
Ward members were defended by
the speaker as having stood con-
slstcntly FOR the best interests Of the
taxpayers Of the city.
The meeting was held for the spa-
citc purpose OF permitting Mr. Powell
t" rcitcrate his scathing indictment
OF the city Councii made on Monday
night to voters OF Woodland Heights
and Forest Hin. The speaker en-
phasizcd the traction situation and
us bearing on taxation. mt the same
time urging jitncy regulation from
mora as well as economic reasons
Hnps Members by Name.
Mentioning several members of the
Council specifically. Mr.. Powell
raped the present municipal lcgis-
lative body. The majority. he said.
have apparently misunderstood and
consistently misrcprcscnted the facts
involved In the controversy between
the street railway company and it's
former employees. the jitney question.
the taxpayers and the public gener-
ally.
II say again that not ono of the
Madison Ward Councilmen has
mcritcd my vote. and there are many
OF the Jefferson and Clay Ward dele
gates who have been even more
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-02
CITY COUNCIL RACE
CLOSES TOMORROW
Sixty Candidates Go Down
Home Stretch for Politi-
cal Honors.
% TO BE NOMINATED
Campaign Will End With
Two Mass-Mectings for
Final Appeals.
90 TO BE NOMINATED

One OF the most interesting munich
To close. Practically all phases OF
the situation have been discussed by
the candidates. Of whom there are
sixty. Twcnty-six candidates for the
Board OF Aldermen and Common
Council are L" he chosen. of whom
s!N are for the upper branch
Registrar Woodson urges all nor
sons VINO are uncertain as to their
status. to call AT his office In CITY
HAL and ascertain the facts before
going 10 the polls. All persons who
paid poll taxes prior to December
IL. may register. but those who aid
after that date are barred. unless
they happen to be new" voters.
Iiuire 10 Keep Omcc Open.
CITY Treasurer Hulce announced
yesterday that his office would be
open all day Tuesday To accommo-
date persons who may have dimchi-
ties in attempting to vote. Ills South
side office VIII also be open and ready
10 help all III distress This office
VIII be at Tenth and Hull Streets
temporarily. MIR. Hulca advises All
persons To look carefully into their
auaI'hcaiion. and tn ascertain the cx-
act location Of their voting precincts
several changes have been made in re-
cent months. SO that all voters must
use every cifor, To locate themselves
properly.
Fhc campaign will come To n close
tomorrow night with two mass-mect-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-02
MUTT THREATENED
BY NASSAU TOUGHS
Z. ). Dry Agent Warned to
Leave Bahama Liquor
Center.
MUCH DRINK 'DOCTORED'
investigator Reports Fraud ON
Buyers of Struggled
Alcoholics.
IBy Associated pressl

y.
MIAMI. FLA. ApriI IL. q Eu,,
and his prohibition suuadror ro,,-,a.,
10 Miami today from Nassau and ,o,d
"'hss OF personal violence re-
ceiFed by them and what they H..
g" was an attempt 10 sink thei-
noa' during their visit to the British
banana Island capital
shor, time after their arriva, T.,
Nassau. the American cousuI ~.
warned them 10 be on their cuor,,
'heH declared. TWO hours later wbiI,
cruising in glass bottom boat ,bo,.
were approached hy another boar car.
rn'nS half dozen rough ookjnr T.,
dividuals. IT"
We VIII get you and your crowd
u you don't leave Nassau" one or1ha
men aboard the other Graf; shou,o1
Women Brcnmc Excited.
NUMBER 81 women tourists aboard
""Ht n"came excited. they de.
,"red' ana the SIX Upper turned ha,.k .,
we nock' Mutt said that had ,b.r.
ho' heen women aboard he belicv.d
''".ehce would have developed.
ne threat according to the nro-
nio,''oh agents. had nothing to do
WIN 'hcir return u Miami today
So"s!d"rathle Information came into
pIo.eSsioh Of the prohibition mon
""''"s their tour of investigation or
liquor sources in an effort IN s,on
sSi'hs' Mutt said. Officials ar
Nassau he stated. expressed their do.
sire TO cooperate with him as mucb
as possible.
Nassau officials. il was said arc
investigating the "doc,o-inc,, -
LIQUORS. and the Bahama ass.rh,,.
continued on rage 4, Col. s.l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-02
lKy AssocIaich l,rcss

NEW YORK, April 1.-The cause
"i me next wa:-the napper-s,ru,s
Up rum Avenue today and her sister
out on Main Street apes her"
This was tho opinion expressed to-
day by Rev j. Frank Norris. ID. D.
texas Tornado" who has com. to
Ne" YORK TO save the city by a
series Of revival meetings.
me Happier will hiring abou, this
."nntry's downfall just a. surely as
peliiah caused SamSon's." said Dr.
Norris. Every great war has been
traced I" the d"pravity OF women.
"hi they never were as bad as they
al" today.
Girls th!nk more Of their eve
Iashes and nude hosiery than ,hev
do 90 dcccncy: home NE is broken
ur' respect for law goes win II.
wholesale iniqui,y follows: then
war
we cussed tho Kaiser Tor start
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-02
DICKINSON COUNTY
SHERIFF is KILLED
Man, for whose Arrest lie Had WAR
rant Turns and Fires on
O6lucr

Especial To The Times Dispatch.
FEEEl.lNG. VA. April News
has reached here in effect that Ever
EFT Turner. young man OF Dickin.
son county. shot and killed Bunyan
Counts, deputy sheriff. Thursday
some miles beyond Clintwood. The
officer appears TO have had papers
for the arrest Of Turner. but, when
the attempt was made TO arrest him.
he ran.
The officer gave his pistol To his
guard To hold. saying that he could
run him down. In the race the Of
hcer was gaining upon the fleeing
man, who is said TO haze turned and
fired upon him with deadly effect.
Turner was later lodged in jail at
Clintwood.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-02

antaRonistic To tho taxpayers OF
Richmond" MIR. Powell declared
James f. Dickerson was referred
to specifically ny MIR. Powell as a
DIR. Jckyll and MIR. HYDE" while
II" declared Edgar B. Euslis', played
Ia the gallery" Carter e. Jones and
cism At his hands.
Refers to Wnec Question.
Mr. Powell took particular ding
at ShoSc members OF tn. Council who
have stated that they will vote
against the Mayors budget il the
wage scale Of city employees Ia cut.
He referred To the pay roll of the
Street Cleaning Department. which.
h" showed. had Increased from
Sli2.9S0 ten years ago To ScSi.41l
last year. lie declared there should
be reduction in pay for unskillcd
labor based on the law OF supply
and demand recognized by all indus
try. The Police and Fire Depart
ments. lie said. should receive ade-
quat. compensation for tho services
they SO ably perform. stating that
lie believed both to be underpaid
Jitneys should he properly rcgu-
lated Mr.. Powell contcndcd. He said
that he had drafted an ordinance and
submitted IL 10 the City Council He
suggested that the number OF ma
chimes he restricted. that routes be
established and schedules adhered to.
and the iitnenrs should be bonded to
protect the public in case nf dam
age to life. limb or property. He
lot nrti.
sity for nquiring into the moral
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-02
rn,nI Di~ordcrr nrhcckca.


li'S -NSS''l't'u l'lcSS.
BELFAST, April ia train from
Belfast To Dublin was held up at
punlccr. County Lou,h. today by
forty armed men wearing trench
coats. lcGEings and caps.
The men entered the mail coach
and removed all letters ami parcels
from Belfast. During the raid the
train crew and the Dunlccr station
STAFF were covered by rcvolvcrs.
The roll of fatalities from the fac.
tional disorders In Belfast reached
total OF siSty-four' for the month
Of March-the blacklist month In
Bcifast's history
DIcs RcsnIt Of Homb Outrage.
The last victim OF the month was
Francis Flynn. who died last night
from the effects OF injuries received
in recent bombing outage
An unsuccessful attempt was made
last evening to set Are To large
engineering establishment on the
cast side OF Belfast. Two unexploded
bombs were found on the premises
\ fierce fight between a party OF
police and members Of the Irish Re-
publican army took place nine miles
from 'hohstoWn, near the eastern
border Of Tyron" County, Ulster. at
midnight last night.
TIE police were engaged in pa
trolling the district. which is noun
famous. when they came upon A
large body of soldiers drilling. Tho
patrol took cover and In the ensuing
battle the police commander. Acland.
was wounded and the soldiers lost
one Killed nrd u,imheI wounded
Killed Mt Own FircsIdc.
laoorcr named Donnclly was
seated at the firesidc last night read
ing the tefma of The London peace
pact To his wtfc from n ncw.pap,r
when a bomb was thrown which
killed hi 3-y.ar-old son and wouui-
ed two Other children and DorL.lly
himself.
Donnelly had just remarked to
Continued on Page . Col. IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-02
EXTENT OF NONLLVION
CO-OPERA77ONNCOAI
STRIKE YETUVCERTAN
REVIVALIST PREDICTS
RUIN OF NATION FROM
ALLEGED INDECE,NCY
lells New ork Audience Next War Will BE Outgrowth
OF Influences Launched by the Flapper and
the Woman Who Smokes

ing Tho last war: bur We pot the
cause OF tic next,
our statesmen are scrapping the
batiieshirs; they ough, to he slap
ping tho nappcrs
The modern girl ls loo times
"ors" than the girl az tn. las, cen
Jury and TN" country girl is Jus, a.
had a> her city cousin once upon
time country girls worc pure. but,
gasoline spoiled that. We hay.
closed up our rediigh, districts and
put them on rubber tires.
Women smoking is indecent Tbo
spark from Sc woman's cigarette ,s
going 10 touch on "A cou,,,rr,,io,
that Will destroy this country with.
in hf,y years.
Jezebel was the worst woman i,
the world. She was the mrs, .o,,..r
OF the shittcrs'. the las, thing She
dsd before she died was to pain, h.r
race. and then the dogs ate her"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-02
TUCKER COMMITTEE
BERTHS ANNOUNCED
virginia ConErcssman l. Placed ON
Three important House,
BOdics
ISpecinl tn The Tlmcs. nisnatch

lSpecia! Ia The Times Dispatch
WASHINGTON, April THE com.
mittcc assignments OF Harry ST.
GcorSe Tucker, OF Lexington. Va,
recently elected to MI out the uncx-
pred term OF the late H. u. Flood.
were announced today. Mr. Tuck e.
Is assigned to the Committee on
Railroads and Canals. Expenditures
in the Treasury Department and
Committee on the Revision of the
Laws
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-02
ORGANIZED MINERS
ALL PARTICIPATING
IN GREAT WALKOUT
Tie-Up Complete in Fields
Dominated by Associ-
alcd Workers.
SENATOR BORAH SAYS
SYSTEM UNSCIENTIFIC
Asserts Must Be Reformed or
Public Ownership Will
Result.
sEiI> y" s,MrAri, MOVE
President Lewis Announce, Rniirond
Wen Are Not Asked 10 Join In
Conflict.
SENATOR BORAH SAYS
SYSTEM UNSCIENTIFIC
President Lewis Announce. Hniir"nd
Wen Are Not Asked 10 Join In
conflict.
tBy Associated press !

lSDIkNNpnI 1877, ,,rr
,omnlo,c .uyu.,sj,, 80, cn.,, ,,r,r
hy union workers marked IN. ,cyyu-
utrr- today ar IN. ,.o,,,,,t ,,,iL,,,,
ordered bv tho ,.ni,.d Min. worEcrs
~ Atuerirn r.nIou i.,d,rs c,,i
,n,.d .on noo ,,,f,, ,,,,,,t IN
900 uonunion men. had enlisted I'm m.
movement. and pr.lIc,,L NJ, chnny,
was expected soon.
The exact effectiveness -, tho 49,.
pension. .spcciaiIy In non.n.o, and
partly organized aclds' was Limc,,I,
10 gauge bo,ycy,r hoc,,, -,
also marked tho upulvcr.,ry az 49,.
Introduction OF tho .irh,.hnur wary
dag ia the Goa! Industry md "a IA,
annual holiday in ,h. c,,I r.lu.
Nevertheless, union officials were
confident that no union men cxc,u,
those authorized To- stay Mt WORK
would return IN m. u,In.s m uor
day,
Union hoadpuarirrs her. ur.uar.d
NO tabula,iuu showing the y.nrrsnbt
cal diStrfbutio, az m, idt. NM, 10,
the REPORTS from ae!d leaders showed
the great bulk OF IN. sutr.rsi,,
tered IN Pennsylvania, Yves, virginia
ohio. Indiana Illinois Ni.sou,
Ia D.
western states Rrno,,s frn,r o,hcr
FIELDS wcr. snncvLnt ,,,,o ~
union officials asa mn, .x,.r, ~
act showing yor m. o,,,,o cn,,,,
would be ayailahl. hc,n-o ,bo ,,id,l.
OF next week.
5000 Out or .5Oo ut,c. ,ro.,
President John I. I.,,i, .s,,r,,,od
that 900 Of tn. ;oo mines en- -.
Gently had closed. and i'm ,ddi,inn {,
was pointed out. tina, . 5oo NINA.
hav. b.cn idle Tor gam. i'm;
Changes in the suspension were ex
pcctcd TO be relatively slow I'm no.
coming apparent. I'm, indication. or
possible spread Of its effect d.yc,,,,,J
at points wher. railroads laid on
many crews operating coal trains
Union leaders declared they wey.
not expecting any early detection
from the miners ranks on accnur, ne
any operators attempting 10 resume
work ON an open-shop basis. How
ever, IN. union mo, io,,,,,
press any opinion on the probable ac-
ton OF organized WORKERS in par,y
unionizcd nclds. where the si,u,,i,u
was regarded as Ringing largely on
Planning Field Meetings
In various feids-particularlv I,
Pennsylvania and West Virginia
the heid leaders Of the union were
planning meetings during the next
few days their purpose being to
gain as much support as possible
from the nonunion workers. In m,
strongly unionizcd fields, which were
hit the hardest today by the sus-
pension, the union leaders REGARDED
any break in their battle front as
Impossible.
The anthracite fields of Pennsyl-
vania and the big soft-coal area
comprising the central connective
heid and the Southwest Interstate
district. We're believed by the union
oh.J.".J as already started on an in
dehhit'' and prolonged suspension
.nn, o ns' ih"icated that the other
let ictC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-02
storm swcers noston.

BOSTON. April IA schooner was
wrecked and street car lines were
blocked by n storm which swept over
New England today. deposIting a
heavy layer of snow. The two
mastcd schooner Lulu w. Eppcs was
driven by the gale fro mthc island
OF Martha's vineyard TO Bonnie Point,
near Narraganset Pier. Il. l.. and
was breaking UP OH the rocks to-
night. The crew was rescued.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-02
MnrtInII.nw I'm Nnxsnu

MIAMI, FLA. April MARTIAL law
prevails in the fire zone Of the city
OF Nassau. capital Of New Providence,
In the Bahama Islands. following Me
burning OF Colonial Hotel and thir-
teen nearby buildings, according to
passengers who arrived here today on
tho steamship Miami.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-02
BOMB OUTRACES
REMAIN UNCHECKED
Explosives Are Thrown Into
Quiet Homes, Carrying
Death to Inmates.
SLAIN At OWN FIRESIDE
hcndinS q" Family. Secs
Babe KILLED. md T"" Children
Wounded.
Imy .ANsnrIntch rrc..I

bELFAsT. April -Four person.
arc reported To hive been shot Jcn.
mud four Others wounded tonight IN
st"nhppc street. Sim Fcir nrcn near
The Old Lodge Hnnd district. IL IL
believed the shootinEs were In re-
prisni for tho shooting Ia death to-
dn! of Constable Groryc Turner