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The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-07-07

ofNAs rigging is being assembled In the
re M&e6od and we'll to be spudded in
within tw or three days.
aeroge Neate at Coalwood yesterday
Sustained q broken leg.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-07-07

C0ALw0OD HENRI SUNDAY
A .basebalr game will be playeA d
8roadus Sunday afternoon betweea
and! 'Ce4lwood.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-07-07

would insure many thousands Of tons
of coal superior In quality to the pro-
duct mined in the Sheridan. Wyo.,
field.
Wright and Marengo will be in the
field a few days when they will re-
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Good service On all mall rsrtss.
The New York herald., 1922-03-23
} NEWS PROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD

PORT SAID, March 20--Arrived str West
Canon. New York via Beirut. &c.
PUERTO BARRIOS. March Il Arrived,
strs Ssramacca, New Orleans; 22d. Ellis
(Nor). Mobile.
PUERTO COLOMBIA. March 19-Arrived,
SIC Anna (Norl, New York via Kingston.
QUEENSTOWN March 21--Sailed. str Lord
OrInonde (Br). from London for Chrome, Nj
I;EvAL March 1l-Arrived str Eastern
ROTTERDAM. March 10 = Arrived. strs
Eastern Dawn. Baltimore; 10th. Haros
RoUEN, March 1ssailed, str New York.
Fort Arthur.
Erholm (Nor) Norfolk
Arrived a2d. strs Canadian Raider tT3rl. /.
London; Bolingbroke CBrl, do; Canadian
Otter tf3r). Glasgow; Canadian Logger tBrl,
Ba"bados: Cornno CBrl. London.
Sailed 2ad, strs Sicilian tBrl, Boston and
HAVANA West Lashaway. Valencia.
SAGIIA, March 19--Arrived, str Navarino
Br). Newport News Ito load for Europe).
SANCHEZ. March II = Sailed. str Grove
(Nor), New York.
SANTA MARTA, March 21. 3 AM-Sailad.
str SiXsola. New York via Cristobal and
Kingston.
SANTIAGO, March 2f-Arrived. str Mary
HsD. New York (and sailed same day for
Guantanamo; arrived latter port 22d).
Arrived 2ist. str Norfolk. New York, &c.
Sailed goth. str Cissy (Nor, Halifax.
Sailed 2lst str Glendoa, New York.
fNor). New York and Baltimore to,300 bags
coffee for New York, $500 bags coffee for
Baitimore) Chicago Maru (Jap), New Or
leans C2a.900 bags coffeel.
SHANGHAI. March 20-Sailed, str Cana
dian Winner tBr. Vancouver.
Continued on Following Page.
The New York herald., 1922-03-23
CLEARED.

str Empress of Britain tBr). Griffith,
Liverpool tballasD-White Star Line.
III bulk and naphtha)--M w Smith.
Str Maryland CFr), Barth. Antwerp Via
Bordeaux (generaD-Compagnie Generate
Transatlautiquc.
SIR Voumnia (Br), Findiay. Shanghai and
Kobe via Philadelphia and Panama Canal
(generaD -Kinsley Steamship Lines, Inc.
Str Ruth. Farnhan. San Juan, Mayaguez.
&c (gcneraD-A II Bull & Co.
str Hellas tNor, Elingsen, Monte Christi,
Porto Plata. sc tgeneraD Columbus Steam
ship Co, Inc.
Str John D Archboid. Barbrick. Fort Lobos
(ballast)-R L Hague.
str Princess May (Br), Hill, Port Antonio
(ballast)--Di Giorgio & 60, Inc.
Str Varg (Nor). Bruu. Kingston, Porto
Colombia, &c (generaD-Carlbbean Steam
str Henry r Mallory. Barstow. Galveston
via Key West (generaD-Mallory Steamship
Co.
Str El Sol. Anderson Galveston (genera)--
Southern Pacific Co.
Str El Estero, Petersen, New Orleans (gen-
eraD-Southern Pacific Co.
Str City of st Louis. Johnson, Savannah
(generaD-Ocean Steamship Co.
Str Arapahoe, Devereaux, Charleston and
Jacksonville (generaD-Clyde Steamship Co.
Str Kaduna (Brl. Spence. Newport News
(ballast)-west India Steamship Co.
Str Hamilton. Nelson. Norfolk (generaD--
Old Dominion Transportation Co.
Str Lake Stirling, Whitehurst, Richmond.
Va genera D-Richmond and New York
Steamship Co.
Str Pawnee. Forrest, Baltimore (generaD-
Clyde Steamship Co.
Str sudbury. o'Brien (from Hamburg)
Str Borghild tNor,. sunde. Philadelphia
(ballast)-George Helliesen. Inc.
Str Selma (Cer), Kohne, Philadelphia tbal-
lasD-Cians Steamship Lines.
Str T. Dimock, Allen, Boston (gcneraD--
Eastern Steamship Corporation.
The New York herald., 1922-03-23
By the Radio Corporation of
America.

Bylayl II Northeast End l. 22di
Charles Braley AT SW Diamond Shoal 21st.
Chattanooga City II Cape Henry 10
Chester sun IL SW Diamond Shoal I'D
City OF Rome 1i9 NNE Diamond Shoal I'D.
Corning 81 w Sand Key 2lst.
David McEelvy gS ) Ambrose y I'd.
Delaware Sun 100 " Jupiter 2ist.
Derbyllne ~ S Jupiter 2lst.
Everett - SsW Bsrnegat 22d.
Federal N Diamond Shoal 22d.
Freeman 10 by w Five Fathom Bank I'D.
George w Barnes 3i5 Sw South Pass 2ist.
Gulfcoast $50 S Hatteras 21st.
III g Folger 81 s Overfails l. 22d.
Herbert @ Wyie arrived Boston L v II 80
PM 2ist.
Hera 100 SSE Cape Roco. PR, 2ist.
Herbert l. Pratt 200 Hatteras 2lst
J n Pew 60 $ Jupiter 21st.
Kentuckan s86 Scotland j. 21st.
Melrose 40 NV Barnegat Cad.
Northern Star 62t Il Cape Henry 22d
Oscar Bennett i63 SSW Diamond Shoal
21st.
paria los Ambrose l. v 22d.
Paulsboro ii n by r. Diamond Shoal 22d.
Pennsylvania 435 s Hatteras 2ist.
Rochester 80 N Jupiter 2lst.
Robert II Hopkins - Sc Jupiter 2fst.
Seaconnet SSW Five Fathom Bank 22d.
w IL Doheny 30s ESE Nassau 1tst
WIN Green fo6 NNE Diamond Shoal I'D.
The New York herald., 1922-03-23
PEST OF SHIPWORMS
THREATENS THE HARBOR
DISCOVERED at Three Places;
En1ineers Take Action.

A committee of twenty-five engineers,
Chemists and other laboratory experts
headed by Ernest r. Goodrich. consult
ing marine engineer. was appointed last
night 10 formulate plans TO avert tho
threatened descent of the marine borer
Upon New York harbor. The meeting, IN
e-Engineering Societies Building. was
called by the Engineering Foundation
In furtherance of its nationwide cam
paign against the pest, which is said TO
have done billions in damage to water
front property.
+, r. T. Belts. chairman of the founda-
tion's national committee. outlined the
plan OF campaign against the ship worm.
against which, 1t was said. new and
surer means of attack must be devel-
rpcd. A paper by Dr. Herman Won
Shrenk, consulting timber engineer, was
read and was followed by talk by G.
NJ. Taylor, superintendent of the Port
Reading creosoting plant of the Central
Railroad of New Jersey.
The occasion for appointment OF the
New York committee was the discovery
of the ship worm at three different
places near the harbor. The latest dis
covery. 1t was said, was at Manhattan
Beach.
The New York herald., 1922-03-23
BY Independent Wireless Telegraph
COMPANY, Inc.

IDistance given In miles: position at noon,
unless otherwise specified.J
Aeolus $50 Sc Ambrose l. 22d.
Agwilake 143 NE Diamond Shoai I'D.
Apache 10 SW Diamond Shoal 22d
Gardonia $40 by " Hatteras I'D.
comal 10 n Key West I'D.
bio lat 80 10. lon 6s 81 22d.
Dorchester 81 NE Barnegat buoy I'D.
Eastside l2S from New York 2ad..
Elisha Walker crossed Equator GOTH
Evelyn 242 Boston lightship ed
Fort Victoria 200 Sc Ambrose l. I'd.
General Geo w Cioethals arrives Colon
AN odd. returning there disabled.
Grecian Il y Fire Island I'D.
Hampden A. SW Block Island 22d.
Hastings 545 L Bermuda 2ist.
Henry ID Wilton 81 Hatteras I'D.
Fletcher Farrell 160 h Sandy Hook 2ist.
Lake flaming ia Scotland l. V I'D.
Lenape 1T 5 Diamond Shoal ed.
Lorraine Cross 3 400 Il Ambrose u V 2lst.
Malta Magu lat SO "a. Ion 62 - 2lst,
Maraval $500 S Ambrose l. I'D.
Mexico 227 w Havana I'D.
Mohawk II r. Diamond Shoal ed.
Montauk 40 Il Ambrose l. V 2lst.
Munargo 3i3 Ambrose l. V 22d.
New Britain li2 T. Cape Henry .lst.
Pcnnsylvanan passed Bird Rock IN I'd.
Peter II CroMell SSW Block Island I'D.
Rockaway Park LIZA h Ambrose l. 2lst.
S:;ocbondo go u Ambrose l. 22d.
Tarantia 1870 Il Ambrose l. V Pm I'D
Thode Fagelund LAT 80 10. Ion 10 ~ list.
watsness 130 II Ambrose l. V Pm I'D.
Walter - Noyes abeam Fire Island I'D.
West Durfee lat 81 IL. Ion 30 II 2lst.
West Hepburn 525 Sc Cape May I'D.
Western Spirit 1s0 II Ambrose l. Y 22d.
West Maximus lat 40 %. Ion ~ Al @lst.
Yucatan left ProEreso for Havana IN I'D.
Zarembo 1,Ii2 T. Smhrose l. aist.
The New York herald., 1922-03-23
WIRELESS REPORTS.

str Noordam Dutch. Rotterdam for New
York, was 10S0 miles Z of Ambrose light
ship at noon a2d. Win dock at foot of 9TH
street, Hoboken. late Saturday or early
Sunday.
Str orbita tBr). Hamburg. &C. for New
York. is expected to dock at pier AZ, North
River foot of Morton street. about 9:3O AN
Friday
str Aeolus Buenos Aires. sc, for New
York. is expected TO dock at pier >. Ho-
boken. Thursday afternoon.
Str Samland tBelg). Danzig for New York,
Is expected to arrive in Quarantine about
PM Thursday and dock at pier %, North
River. foot of West 10th street. about $3.50
AM Friday.
Str Yorck (Ger). Bremen for New York. is
expected to dock at foot of 9th street, Ho-
boken, about $50 AM Thursday
Str Albania tBr,, Liverpool for New
York. is expected to dock at pier 3D. North
River foot of West 18th street. late Satur-
day or early Sunday.
Str Metapan. Kingston. &C. for New York.
Is expected to dock at pier 10, East River.
Friday morning.
Str Caedonian (Br). from Liverpool and
Mant hester. was 30 miles Il OF Boston light
al 80 AM Wednesday
str Hudson. Bremen for New York. Is ex-
pected 10 dock at pier l, Hoboken, sunday
forenoon.
The New York herald., 1922-03-23
SAILED.

Strs Tonjer (Nor). Rio Janeiro. sc, via
Philadelphia; Kansas (Br), Karachi, &c;
Steel seafarer. Vancouver. &C; Capt Maurice
Eugene (Fr). Marseles. &c: Tamiahua
Tampieo; Franklin. Houston, Tex; Santa
Teresa. Calao. &c; Fort Hamilton tBr)
Bermuda; Henry II Mallory, Galveston
Tivives, Kingston. &c: River Orontes (Br)
Patras. &c: Steel Mariner. Boston: Seminole
tBr, motor. Birkenhead, &C: Lake Stirling,
Richmond Hamilton. Norfolk; Selma Ger
Philadelphia. Latvia tDan). Cuxhaven. &c:
Voiumnla tBr), Shanghai. &C, via Philadel-
pha. El Sol, Galveston: Pawnee, Baltimore
sudbury, do: Ruth, San Juan, &c; El Estero,
New Orleans.
Str Schodack, Hsvre and Dunkirk.
Bark Cecil + Stewart, Baltimore.
Tug Lenape, towing . barges (paseed out
Quarantine at 7:if AND.
Sailed 2ist, tug T. Doane, towing barge
Henry Endicott, Boston.
The corrected reading OF the barometer
(reduced to sen leveD at New York oil
Wednesday. March -, 19aa. at s AM. as
reported by the, United States Weather
Bureau twenty-nine and ninety-seven
hundredths t2a.9T) inches. This closely APP
proximates seven hundred and sixty-one and
two-tenths tT61.2) millimeters. Captains of
all vessels now lying In or near the ports
of New York and Brooklyn advantage
ously use the above official data for observ-
ing whether their own barometers require
any considerable correction or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook. s Pm. NV, Is
miles: clear: light sea visibility. IL miles.
The New York herald., 1922-03-23
PORT OF NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, MAR. 22, 1922

the United American Lincs. with ~ tniro
class passengers. mails and mdse. went ~
Sir Cortland cBclg), Antwerp March o. TO
the Red Star Line with 81 third class pas
eengers and ndsc. Went to pier 81, North
Str Atlantic (Nor). Immngham March ,,
to Furness. Withy Co. with mdse.
Str Georgian. Hamburg Marcn o. 70 tne
United American Lines, with rndse.
Str Colombo GtaD Genoa March II, 20
the Italia America. with passengers ana
ndsc. Anchored In Quarantine.
Str Mesaba (BrJ, London March and
Boston 2oth. 20 the Al lantls Transport Line
with mdse. Went 20 pier 5s. North River:
more March Is and Philadelphia GOTH. 70
the Cunard Steamship Co. Ltd, with mdse.
Went 70 pier %, North r Eiver. i,., OK - Nor-
ton, Lilly & Co. in ballast. Went TO foot OF
10Th street. Brooklyn. -
str C'ubano tNor), Newcastle March o. 70
the Kerr Steamship Co, in ballast. An
chorcd off Tompklnsyie.
str vauclin tFr). Dunkirk, Havra ano
Bordeaux. 10 the Compagnie Generate Trans
atlantique, with mdse.
str Bankdaie tBrl, Marseilles Feb u Via
Barcelona. &C. to Elwen 4 60. Win muse.
Went 20 foot OF Jlst street, brooNiyn' tAr-
Str Ryfuku Msru dap. Algiers Feb 20. 20
Suzuki Co, Ia ballast. went 70 ioot Oh
str Banda tDwcir,. Batavia, sc. Via Bos-
ton 10 Funch. Edge & Co. with mdse. An
s,r' <os,ro ei,ri. Bombay Feb 2. Karachi
tith and Port Said gath, 10 Houidor, Weir
povd with nldse Went TO pier 3, American
Docks, Staten Island. 49,.
str Ofinoco, Montevideo Feb ~ and Phila-
detnbia MARCEL I'll 10 the Oriental Navigation
ca with Ilnseed. Went 10 New York Dock
co.'s pioy 49, Brooklyn.
str Cold Harbor, seattle Feb 10 via san
t1ran~iaco II the North Atlantic and West
ern sfeafnship Go, with mdsc. Went to pier
q Army Base, BROOKLYN.
str Rogota Carragena March :, Porto Cos
latnbin 10Th Kingston i3th and Port Antonio
fsth 10 the clyde Steamship Co, With
"a sscnrer and mdse. Went 70 pier I. East
Str q A Garfield. Port Lobos, 10 the Pan
American Petroleum and Transport Co, with
crude oil. Anchored III Quarantine.
str David McKelvy, Port Lobos.
SIR Venus III (Nor). Kingston via Norfolk'
IN Tho Caribbean Steamship co, with mdse.
Went to pier ,, Empire Stores BROOKLYN
str Munamar. AntliA March 10 and Nue.
vitas fsth 70 the Munson Steamship Line,
with 10 passengers and rndse. Went 10 pier
2. East River. u
Matanzas nth, to the Munson steamship
Line with sugar. Anchored Off Liberty
str Thorgerd tNor). Nuevitas March 10.
10 the Muneou Steamship Line. With sugar.
Went 10 North Sd street Brooklyn.
str CulfprlnCe. rori Arthur, ~ the cur
Refining Co, with OIL Went 70 Bnyonne'
sr saneamop. Philadelphia, 70 " ruil
< 60 Weut % New YORK Dock Goa pier
Motor ship Mexico lDsn). Copenhagen, &C.
The New York herald., 1922-03-23
MARITIME MIScELLANY.

str Gen Geo w Goethals. Crlstobal for
New York, has returned 20 Cristobal dis
abled
The Ice patrol service viii be continuous
urtii the latter part OF June, or muth
longer as necessary.
Icebergs and field ice having been met
with on March 21, below the 33d parallel
ana the Labrador current noted setting
stI ongly to the southwsrd at an estimated
drift of knots per hour. the United States
Coast Guard cutter Seneca deemed IL ncces-
sary at AM OF the abovr date 10 abandon
tae ice observation duty on which she has
been engaged and 60 begin the Ice petrol
service, provided for by the International
Convention for the Safety Of Lifo at Sea.
Lcndon, 19i3-14.
ROME. March 22-An Interpolation urging
the Government to take measures to end the
teup of Italian ports resulting from the
strike of the workers has been introduced
n the Chamber OF Deputies by group OF
members. AT Leghorn the Fascist issued a
declaration, In which threats were made
against tho worltnen unless they resumed
their lahors TO enable the port to
resume business. The strike on the docks
however, ie continuing. No trouble has been
reported from Genoa. although the tieup IN
still in full force there.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. March o2-The u S
str Modoc. bound for New York, reported
to-day that she saw no signs Of the str
Fairhaven. which was abandoned in water
logged condition off coast OF Mexico Mon
day. 1t Is believed the vesscl sank.
The New York herald., 1922-03-23
By United States Naval Radio.

Aladdin 3s3 E Ambrose l. I'D.
American Press 100 Hatterss 22d.
Aspnct lat "a 81. Ion - 40 22d
Baisam 800 u Ambrose l. v 22d
Bethore lat % 81, Ion 20 81 I'D:
Caledonian 35O E Boston light 2ist
Casper lat Is 49, Ion 80 ~ 2ist.
Charles NJ Everest go w Sand Key 22d
Chester Valley 10 s by Il Bermuda 2ist.
City Of Savannah los Hatteras 22d.
Clavarack p20 r Ambrose l. 2iet.
cokest 600 NE Hole In Wall 2lst
Dean Emery ~ y Key West a2d.
Deuel. 1856 r Boston light 22d.
Emergency Aid 365 ENE Abaco light 22d.
Evergreen City I65 Il Jacksonville 2ist.
George q Henry 20 NE Hatteras 22d.
Heathfied 100 Cape Henry 22d.
Hegira 80 8 Jupiter o2d.
Herbert q wylie Y Boone Island 2ist.
Homestead $40 " Ambrose l. v 2fet.
Huguenot i53 MI Jupiter 22d.
illinois 100 Bermuda 22d.
7 n Pew w Tortugas 22d.
James McCiee % y Sand Key 22d
Ianelew 2TO y Jupiter 2ist.
Jeff Davis 200 SE Bermuda 22d.
Joseph NJ Cudahy - NE Jupiter ed.
Liberty BELL $50 Y Bermuda 2lst.
Blghtburnc 80 w Sand Key 22d.
louisiana iT2 T. Havana 22d.
Msnadui $40 : Nantucket I, v 22d
Metapan $40 Scotland l. 22d.
Montana I $50 w Bishops Rock 21st.
Montana (Nor) Is Jupiter 22d.
Montroiite NE Jupiter 22d.
Mount Evans y Alligator Reef 22d.
Nshmaha II Sc Jupiter 22d.
Nora 204 w Sand Key 22d.
Northern Star T6t u Capo Henry ofst
. z Warlng % y Jupiter e2d.
old Nofth state s3i W Bishops Rock 2ist.
0pelfka 900 e CAPE tfenlcpcn aist
Oxsa 40 y Ambrose v Y I'd.
paff,aN ~ bf " Currfueb I'D.
Ito kaWny rark ,3DS u Ambrose L. " 2ist.
San Bias 9jU Nantucket l. I'D
The New York herald., 1922-03-23

specially Addressed. Via st Thomas, st
GroiT. St kits, Antigua, Guadelospe
bados, str GUIANA, II AN tsup Il NJ =.
SATURDAY. MARCH .5.
Jamaica and Colombia Except cauea,
Narino and Magdalena departmentsl. via
Kingston, cartagena and Savanilla, str
Bermuda. via Hamilton. str FORT VIC
ToRIA, Z 80 AM.
jamaica Guatemala Salvador letter mail
onyl, and Honduras except Amapala City.
Choluteca, Departments OF Colon and At
lantida, and prints, &c. for Nacaome, Tegu-
cigaipa and luscaran). Via Santiago. King
ston, Puerto Barrios, Puerto Cortez, Puerto
Castillo and Tela tCuba and Tela must he
specially addressed), str TURRIALBA, I 80
Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay lspe,,
cialy addressed only). Via Montevideo and
Bpenos Aires. str HALEsIus, $ AM
Sergipe tother parts of Brazil must be spe-
cialy addressed), via Pernambuco. Bahia,
glo Janeiro and Santos str PocoNE. An.
san Juan str, SAN LORENZO lsea pcsD.
$50 ANT '(sup Q 80 An ".
Curacao and Venezuela. also specially ad-
dressed correspondence for Porto Rico. via
csbeliS. str PHiLAbELPiilA. $50 AN
ssP Canal IT, zo1s. est Panama. Salvador togipt
&cl. Nicaragua except East COAST Nina
pala city. choluteca also, prints, Sr f9r
Nacaome, Teguc!galpa and fuscaranl, in
Honduras. cauca and Narino departments Of
Colombia Ecuador, Peru texcept Iquitosl.
Bolivia and chile (cuba, Guatemala. other
parts OF Honduras and letter mail for SAL
vador must he specially addressed). via
Havana, crstobat La Libertad. Acajutla
and san jose DC Guatemala str COLON
BlA. s 80 AM (sup .: 80 AN -.
Bermuda, via Hamilton. str ARAGuAfA.
AN.
Costa Rica Cuba, Jamaica. Canal Zone
and Pauama must be specially addressed).
Via Havana, Port Antonio. Kingston, Girls.
tobal and Port Limon. str CALAMAREs,
AM (f).
Turks Island and Dominican Republic, via
Turks Island. Monte Christi, Puerto Plata.
Sanchez Samana, La Romano. San Pedro
de Macoris. San Domingo City, Azua and
Rarahona, str HURON. 9:30 AM (sup 10
AM ~.
South Brazil Argentina. Uruguay and
PARAGUAY via Rio Janero, Montevideo and
Buenos Aires. str vESTRIS. II AN -.
Bahamas including Inagua and Fortune
Islands (Cuba must be specially addressed),
via Nassau and Havana. str SlBoNEf. II
Cities of Antilla and Nuevitas. Cuba
(other parts of Cuba must be specially ad-
dressed, via Antilla and Nuevitas, str
MuNAMAR, l. NJ.
The New York herald., 1922-03-23
PREDICTS DISASTER
IF SUBSIDY FAILS
Lissner Addresses Ship Appeal
to Citizens of Pacific
Coast States.

An appeal to citizens OF the Pacific
coast States to support the ship subsidy
bill now before Congress was issued
yesterday by Commissioner Meyer Liss-
rer of the shipping Board, who spoke
as one of the representatives of the
coast States on the board. He said:
without or own ships to carry our
own products to our customers every
where our trade in time of emergency
will again be at the mercy of our
foreign competitors. and at any moment
we are liable to suffer disarrangement
OF our internal economy and the piling
up again of our surplus products along
our highways and railroads and In our
ports. as happened at the outbreak of
the world war.
mo nation ever remained great that
allowed itself to depend on foreign ma
tlons. it's competitors in the final analy-
sis. for the delivery of its own goods;
and more than ever the merchant
marine has become vital arm of ma
tional defense; for without the humble
cargo ship 10 carry provisions. ammuni-
ttons and supplies, and without fast
cargo ships. refrigerator ships, GOLFERS
and tankers, a navy is hardly able to
leave the shores Of it's own country.
without strong, well balanced mer-
chant marine any great commercial
nation is on the sure road TO national
disaster.
at is because nm intensive study of
this whole subject has borne into my
mind the vital Importance of a merchant
marine to the life of the United States,
and because the pending legislation will
be OF particular benefit to the Pacific
coast States in the development OF trans
pacific American commerce. that urge
my friends in the West to give their
whole hearted support and encourage
n1ent to this vital American policy"
Emil Lederer. passenger traffic man
ager for the United American Lines, who
also came out yesterday in favor OF the
bill. said that he had asked the lines
passenger agents all over the country
TO point out to the people in their vicin-
ity how much the passage of the new
bill meant to the average American bus
iness man and to the country in general
He said that the immigration provisions
Of the bill would prove especially valu-
able.
) "All European Governments control
the emigration of their subjects 10
rreater or less extent" Mr. Lederer
said. "and in some cases this control
amounts practically to a prohibition
against the use of American ships. we
feel that this is an injustice and that
a measure to correct 1t. such as is pro-
yided by the subsidy bill, should be put
into effect"
The New York herald., 1922-03-23
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

The first officer Of str George Washington
reports as follows: February, 1922, the
lighthouse on tho breakwater at Ponta Del
gada (Azoresl, In approximately lat 81 a.
~, Ion 20 40 w. appears TO be dirty gray
color at a distance and difficult to distin-
gilsh against tho background lie also re-
ports that tho green range lights were not
scen. The Hight on Malmerendo Point, near
the entrance of Villa do Porto Bay in ap-
proximately lat 10 SO Is N, Ion - 90 30 w.
was observed 20 be visible from ic6 deg to
and visible from v2 deg until out Of
range at a distance OF 10 miles. The
height of tho eye of tho observer was
90 feet. Gina lset light. Madeira, In ap-
lroximatey lat 33 03 Is N. lon 10 10 - W,
was Visible l0is miles when first sighted
bearing 20 deg; height of eye, 63 feet.
Tho third officer OF str Adalla tC;er) re-
ports that the light on Alacran Reef, In APP
proximately lat - % 80 n. Ion 80 Al Is w.
was observed to be showing group flashing
white every rs seconds, thus Flash . secs
ouds, eclipse seconds, flash . seconds,
eclipse Is seconds. The light was Visible
about Fl miles
The New York herald., 1922-03-23
Notice to Owners, Agents and
Ship Masters.

The Herald publishes daily
reports of the positions of mer-
chant vessels received through
the United States Naval COM
munication Service. Ship masters
of vessels with radio apparatus
may, without charge, report their
(TR) noon positions through the
following naval radio stations in
the United States proper: Bar
Harbor. Me. (Ottercliffs); Cape
Hatteras, N. c.; Jupiter, Fla;
Key West, Fla; New Orleans,
La. These position (TR) re-
ports must be addressed only to
the radio station called, and they
will be forwarded to New York.
1t is important that these re-
ports should be cent promptly at
noon each day in order that they
will be received in time for pub
lication.
Position reports can also be
sent through the stations of the
Independent Wireless Telegraph
Company, Inc, at New York
city (WCG); Babylon, L. |.
(WSE); Easthampton, L. l.
(WSA), and New London, Conn.
(WST). No charge made for
medical or surgical advice, late
news and weather reports.
Position reports will also be
accepted through the stations OF
the Radio Corporation Of Amer.
ica at Cape Cod (WCC), and
Siasconset (WSC). Mass; New
London. Conn. (WLC); Cape
May (WCY), and New York
city (WNY). Requests tor
medical or surgical advice will
also be accepted through the
above stations of the Radio Cor
poration. This advice will be
given free by the U. S. Public
Health Service.