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New-York tribune., 1922-02-16
Dangers to Navigation
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Norm Atlantic Occan-OH tho Americai
C0nHf


~ CouSt
INC following Distractions have been re
rortco Fcb Films Ledge Buoy (North
,nanne, entrance to Boston 'Iarhor) bear
'nn 20 degrees about 500 yds distant
struck ana passed over a sunken obstrur-
,,oh' ,,o, Vcsse' Drawing 81 ft--CIcmcnt Smith
'eb ! la 4; o. Ion 80 30 passed ,yrcci<-
age 40 IT long showing II out Of water
IT'nce Arthur; Feb 10, Vineyard Sound
''ghtship bearing co degrees about 8
nllcs ulsiant tappro- inately lat Al II 10
ION 81 0" 300, passed spar about 10 inches
vi d'ameter projecting i It out OF water
Moparcn'Iv attached to submerged wreck
s'-.Naccocneo' Feb l3, lat 40 1s lon 60
20 passed largo black can buoy--trrbino
Teb -. '"t AZ OF lon 67 o5. u red conica
buoy with black band: Feb IS, lat 36 49
lon 10 l2 passed a large piece OF timer
about 60 TT long Il square. also wreck
ag' nearhy torious: Feb 49, lat 81 80
ion 'a o. passed Il broken mast project
ing 10 II out OF water, apparently at
tachcd to submerged wr.ckagcEIulia
iuckonbach, Feb u, lat - SO lon &C IT,
passed = can buoy Western Ocean
North Pacific Ocean
Tine following obstruction was reported
Feb 9-lat is 3s Ion l24 II two logs
20 ii long ana IT In diameter
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16
Marine Reports
THE TIDES
Winds at Sea To-day

Winds at Sea Today
Iast Culf or Mexico Strong northwest
- fids and gales. clearing.
Vest Gulf OF Mexico-Strcng northerly
uGs md fair weather
- caribbean sea and Windward Passage
l'resh and strong northerly winds. oc-
v.,sionei rains
North OF Sandy Hook and Sandy Hook
.p Natteras-East 20 north gales and snow
and rain
Hatteras to Florida Straits-Shifting
les. becoming northwest; rain. followed
- clearing weather
= Advisory- Northeast storm warning con-
.- nued $50 T. m on the coast from Cape
Hattcras 10 Sandy Hook, \. j. and north e
7iulf coast from Bay st. Louis to Cedar
l.oNs. Fla Storm central over South Caro-
Ina. Increasing in intensity and movn 6
1nrf hcaSf ward
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16

Wncna tss Z Cape May Feb 10
|velyr ioj s Scotland Fob ..
Nphis lat n IA Ion Il 30 Feb -.
reNan $40 l. cape May Teh ib
Wcstnsisip 6fh Sc Delaware Capes Feb IL.
l'rovidcrce G65 l. Ambrose Fob 10.
tcrnanchc vol s Scotland I,N Feb 15.
Helen 17S g Scotland Feb 10
Gloucester pd Fire ireland light Feb | j.
HoNcn lb9 s Ambrose Feb 10.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16
Ship Alterations

WASHJNGToN, Fob 1.-the Emerrencv
flcet Corporation announced the folio vim,
assignments to-day:
West Mahomct, S.57s dwt. assigned
United American Lines, Inc managing
agent. e
hadnor' 'l.o.2, assigned BARBER Steam
SnlP LlneS. Inc, iNanaginC apnn1
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16

brigade commnndnnt, u. 8. NJ C.. rort nu
Prtnce Itayti, that an unwstchcd Roche
lois Bank Gonave Channel Island Of
Heyt flushing white Hight showing one
nf sh every ! ,Conda. visible nine miles.
has been established on I'irogucs ochclniH
Bank in approximately lat is IS 80 Ion
:. . -.
Information has been received that the
wreck OF tie btrgc Ruc Iinc. which Was
sunk In the approach to Bridgeport Har-
Dor In 1918. has been removed
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16

but VIII be able to on..
sn1a,'eL srn',, 81, sum by purchasing tbs s for 4
lI1" .l, ene : board on the instslIrnee ine vsssas
A. Of the funds. it Is sa'd a''dnent plss
raised on the Pacific Coast ~, will b.
financiers. 'e'esI New Wv.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16

ness. Witty & Co with mails: is expected
Go:hland, Antwerp w res .. to > Red Star
Line with mails; is expected to dock at
Pier so. y CWest 23d ST.:
forenoon at slst 81. BAlyn.
TURF ialba. Cristobal Feb Q; 10 United
forenoon at Pier is. f II (Maidon Lanel
Mongolia, Hamburg Feb 4, to American
Line with mails: Is expected TO dock fore
Duo Saturday
Paris lFr). Havre Feb II; to French
Line with mails. is expected TO dock at
PisT ST. r H,t IWsst ,5,,s',, 55th sM r
Holland America Line with mails; is ex-
pected to dock at 9th st. Hoboken.
NC Mon,srny ,,l,, Havana Feb ~ to &
dock al Pier 10, B'hlyn (Grace ST.
Thcfnistocles (Ger>. Piraeus Feb !; to
y Gaianos & Co with mails: is expected TO
st.
Due Sunday
codrc liverpool. Feb 10 White Nssncs sSsr 2ine
Scythis- Liverpool. Feb ll..Cunard Line
Calamares. Pt Limon. Feb l3..U Fruit Co
Mohawk. Jacksonville. Feb IS. .Clydc Line
city OF Savannah. Feb is. Ocean S S Co
Due Monday
krooniand' Antwerp, Feb .. Red Star Line
American Legion Santos, Feb 6
Hudson. Brcmcn, Feb S......U Lines
Panama. cristobal. Feb is. Pan r Line
Philadelphia, Curacao, Feb 49,
Bliss. Daiictt 4 Co
Porto Rico. San Juan. Feb l5
& Porto Rico Line
Fort Hamilton. Bermuda, Feb 49,
Furncss Bermuda Line
Siboney, Havana, Feb l7..... Ward Line
Due Tuesday
Arapahoe. jacksonville. Feb is. Clyde Limo
City of ST Louis Savannah, Feb u.s.
Ocean S S Co
Due Wednesday
Homeric. Southampton. Feb IS w Star Line
united states, Copenhagen, Feb 10.
ScandinaNianA American Line
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16

The following lights. temporarily dis
continued on account OF ice conditions.
nave been relsghted. navigation being
uEalr II open Herring Island Snoal Light.
Eastern bay Md Fairview Point I.irht
Miles River Md; Craighii Channel rear
range lower light. Hawk Cove. Nd. Grave
yard Reach Light. James Kivcr. Va:
nn'nssiand ~ ~ Creek Light. James River. Va:
Fort Tobago Bay Light. Rappahannocn
River, Va.
lnforma tion has been received from Tho
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16
CITY Island

BOUND SOUTH Macabi CCrl Preston
Fruit Co, in ballast
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16

mer. is 10 force The placing of risks
1T: foreign non admitted companies
Trough licensed brokers. require the
latter TO keep full records of all trans
actions, and then at the end Of a years
trial TO study the results. with the
view to cQualizing the tax burdens.
Under the present law non authorized d
companies are not required to carry
reserves in New York and arc not sub
Jcct 20 taxes here.
The new plan represents a compro-
mise between those who would prevent
all business with non-a admitted com
panies aud others who would omit all
New York underwriters
have consistently fought any plan
which would relieve their competitors
OF taxes and other burdens. and which
would encourage the placing Of bust
ness abroad. One of the legislative
changes which they intend to take up
next year is to substitute taxation OF
net profits for the present system Of
taxing gross premiums, whether the
years business represents loss or
profit. This is in line with the pur-
bill now pending before Congress s.,
which is expected to pass the House
within the next two weeks. having
passed the Senate without oppositi
The model bill would allow companies
incorporated in the District of Colum-
bia to obtain the benefits of the more
favorable Federal law.
One Of the important features Of
the bill made public by Mr. Stoddard
is the imposition Of a penalty Of FIVE
years imprisonment or 1000 fine. or
both, for any one obtaining insurance
that is not for bona fde risk. This
is intended to put stop to the ped
ding of insurance contracts, which
reached great proportions during and
after the war.
The bill was drafted by commit
tee consisting Of Hendon Chubb for
the underwriters. William H. La Boyt-
eaux for the brokers, and their coun
sci. Thacher. Barker & Rumsey.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16
Outgoing Steamships

N0TE~-Mai information will be found
on travel Guide Page. Column Eight
Sail To-day
Vessel. Port. Sails Pier.
colombo, Naples l3 Nj M..............G7 n r
Bronte. Buenos Ayrcs. . 9AM..l4. Bklyn
Mexico. Vera Cruz IL M..........l4. e X
Matura, Trinidad. IL M..........2i, NJ Bklyn
Sail Tomorrow
Orbita. Southampton. 12 M42. N r.
ST Mihiel, Cristobal. AM.2 Army B, Bklyn
Flora. Curacao. PM -
Hayu, Port au Prince, PM.
Sail Saturday
Olympic. Southampton, il AM so. y r
Hypatia, Cape Town, II M.......
Nleuw Amstcrdan ROTTERDAM, 12 NJ.
Gothland, Antwerp 10 M...,......6s NJ \ r
Adriatic, Naples. l2 M...........61 NJ n r
Peninsula State, Plymouth, PM j. nbken
Albania, Liverpool. II M..........54 n r.
Fort Victoria. Bermuda. IL AM
Orizaba. Havana. l2 M.....l4. e r
Maracaibo. Curacao. IL M...ll Bklyn
Ponce. san Juan, IL M.......35, Bklvn
Arasusya. Bermuda II AM42 N r
Dunstan. Para. - M............Ek Nj. Eklvn
roloa, Port l.iMon, II M....y NJ \ r
Huron. Buenos Ayrcs PM .IIbkcn
Munarso. Nassau. PM e X
SridGetown, Barbados. > PM M........---------
J Luckenbach, Cristobal, pm.
Megantic. West Indies l2 So n r
Glare. Ponce, ~ M........ 81 Rklv,
hellas. Santo Domingo. 3 PM ....
Mary, Turks Isle. - M.....27 NJ Bklyn
i.alanCe. Para, 10 AM M......... -
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-08
MY-NAVY DISPUTE
MAY GO TO HARDING
President, as COMMANDMENTS
Chief, May Have to Settle
Seniority Question.

WASHINGTON. June 7-(By A
U.)-The controversy as to senior
ity between the army and navy COM
manders at Honolulu has proved
impossible of adjustment between
the legal Advisers Of the two de-
partments and may be referred 20
Prest Harding as coIhmander-in-
chief for settlement Directly op-
posing viewes on the problem were
submitted by the Judge advocates
general of the army and navy. 20
whom the question was referred with
Instructions to reach an agreement
If possible The army legal experts
held that Maj.-Gen Summeran. in
command OF the Hawaiian depart
ment was senior in rank 10 Rear
Admiral Simpson, commanding the
Hawaiian naval district. The. naval
legal experts commended however
that Admiral Simpson was senior in
charge.
The contention OF the navy ex-
perts. it was said, was based on the
assumption that al rear admiral Is
in the navy outrank brigadier gen
erals in the army and that the navy
has no grades corresponding 10 that
Of brigadier general since the rank
OF commodore in the navy was aban-
doned and provision made for divi-
sion OF the rear admirals into Sc
nior and junior groups
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-08
Mother Opens Fight
to Retain Possession
of "Kidndped'' Son

WARSAW. June Mrs Hazel
Warren, south Bend. has engaged
the services Of Atty. Samuel Parker
Of South Bend and Attorneys VI. l.
Gochenour and Walter Brubaker~ Of
Warsaw 20 fight in court any action
that may be brought by her former
husband, Franks Parks, of McKees-
port. Pa. 10 regain possession Of
their son. Harry Parks. -. whom
Mrs. Warren kidnapped on Dec
grafton day.
Parks has engaged Atty. A. 5.
Widamsn OF Warsaw 10 represent
him.
When an attempt was made early
Wednesday 70 have a hearing be-
fore Judge L. W. Royse Of the Kos
ciusko court he announced that
many other matters had precedence
and that IL would be necessary to
continue the hearing az least until
Thursday
IL IS understood that both sides
will attempt 10 show the unfitRess
OF the other 10 care for the boy.
Parks was granted a divorce from
his wife here in 1913 and was given
the custody OF the boy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-08
FOOD PRICES RISE IN
Is CITIES, DROP IN 10

WASHINGTON, June 7.-(By. A.
PD-Retail food prices increased in
10 cities and decreased slightly in 10
others from April Is 10 May Is, ac-
cording to compilations made public
Wednesday by the department Of
labor. involving % of the principal
cities Of the country.
The following increases were
noted: Richmond, Va. . per cent,
Atlanta. Baltimore, Birmingham,
Butte, Cincinnati. Milwaukee, Nor
folk, Philadelphia. Savannah, Seat
tie. ST. Louis and Washington, u. c.
per cent; and Chicago and Omaha
less than five-tenths OF one per cent.
Decreases were noted in Newark, ?
per cent. Boston. Fall River, Kan
sas City. Manchester. New Haven,
Providence, Rochester, 1 per cent,
and in Detroit and New York, less
than ofive-tenths Of / per cent
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-08
TARIFF MEASURE
IN FOR ASSAULT
Both Sides of Chamber Take
Wraps at Administration
Plan.

WASHINGTON. June 7.-tBy A.
PD-While the finance committee
majority continued "Wednesday 70
recede from some of tne tariff rates
originally recommended 20 the SEN
ate. the administration measure
came I'm for renewed assaults from
both sides OF the chamber
Proposed duties on firearms.
which finally were approved led 70
discussion OF wide range Senator
King democrat. Utah. declared that
the tariff measure already was being
used as means az advancinE prices
in this country
He read from published reports
that the American Wooden Mi.ls had
made a second advance in prices and
predicted that these raises would be
extended 10 other commodities. ln-
Guiding boots shoes and cotton
The Titan senator asserted that
had the bin contained fair rates
based on the difference in the cost
Of production an home and abroad,
IL would have been passed ia
month He argued that this was not
the basis OF the measure. charging
that il was designed 20 enable Ameri-
can producers TO put up their prices.
Breaking into the general discus
sion Sen Harrison democrat Mis-
sisslppi. charged that administration
leaders were trying 10 becioud "the
real issue" by bringing in side is
sues" referring especially 20 the eX-
ception taken By sen. Watson, repu5-
lican. Indiana. 20 addresses delivered
by the British and Italian ambassa-
dors.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-08
CLAIM SMALL BANK
NOT IN EXISTENCE
10 Grant Park Residents Tes-
tify They Didn't Know of
Institution.

WAUKEGAN. H.. June 7.-CBy
A. P)-Sixteen residents Of Grant
Park. Ill. and three from a ne!Gh
boring town. including two bankers.
did not know there was a Grant
Park bank during the years the state
alleges Gov. Small and others con-
spired 20 dSfraud the state through
manipulation of state funds under
that name. they testified Wednesday
at the governors trial.
The state claims the bank passed
out OF existence years ago and that
Gov. Small the late Sen Edward
c. Curtis and Vernon s. Curtis re-
vived the name and operated a fcti-
t.ous bank. 20 which the governor
and lieutenant governor, Fred r.
Sterling. while IN the state treas
urers office. loaned $4,000. 900 in
public funds
virtuall, all day was given over
20 the Grant Park hank testimony.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-08
ANNOUNCE TERMS
OF new MIDVALE
STEEL COMBINE
Attorney General Says De-
partment of Justice Will
Study Merger Plan.

WASHINGTON. June 7.-(By A.
P.)-Atty-Gen Daugherty was no
titled Wednesday by long distance
telephone of the completed plans for
the merger of the Republic. Midvale
and Inland Steel companies. in ac-
cordance with a promise made the
attorney general May - that no
merger would be contaminated with
out giving him full details.
In a formal announcement of the
receipt OF this information the de
partment Of justice said: This
agreed upon plan Of proposed merger
will be carefully studied and consid-
cred by the department of justice. %
The terms of the proposed merger
of the Midvale Steel and Ordnance
Co, Inland Steel CO. and Republic
Iron Steel Co. with issued capital If
S1S2,S14.5S7, were made public
Wednesday night in a letter to stock
holders.
The Midvale and Inland companies
will consolidate in the name Of the
North American steel corporation,
the letter explained, and this cor
poration will acquire, subject to its
liabiitie S, assets OF the Republic
company.
Before unification of the proper
ties" the letter added, tMidvale will
place its Nicetown plant and certain
assets and liabilities connected with
the operation of it in a separate cor
poration, stock of which will be dis
tributed pro-rata among stockhold-
ers of the Midvale company. This
separate corporation will thereafter
continue as a separate enterprise
for the manufacture Of the ord
nance. arnor plate and special steel
products TO which it is adapted.
Kuhn. Loeb and Co. have agreed
to act as bankers for the plan, the
letter said. il being intended that a
syndicate will be formed 20 pro-
vide for the cash requirements Of
the merger including s2O,OOO.0OO ad-
ditional cash working capital which
will make the new corporation to-
tai working capital more than $780,
600. 900
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-08
WALSKA DIVORCE
FINAL AUGUST IA
Preliminary Decree Granted
But Must Wait Sixty Days
for Final Action.

PARIS. June 7.-(By A. PA
Paris court decree divorcing Alex
ander Smith Cochran. wealthy Amer
lean manufacturer and Madame Can
ma Walska Will automatically become
final August Il it was announced
Wednesday.
The preliminary decree was grant
ed last Friday when it was decided
that it would become final within 50
days unless some protest is entered
in the meantime.
The divorce is entirely separate
from the financial settlement pre-
viously announced in America. This
settlement has been agreed upon but
the papers have not yet been signed.
Dudley Field Malone, Madame
walska's attorney. in asserting
wednesday that the divorce was not
yet final said there was no truth
In the reported statement that Mr..
Cochran was granted the divorce
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-08
MARINES TO GUARD
BODY OF BEAUTY
Public Services for Lillian
Russell Will Follow Sim.
pie Ritual.

PITTSBURGH. June Borne by
detachment of United States Ma
rines. her comrades by virtue Of her
rank as sergeant during the World
War the body of Mrs. Alexander Z.
Moore. known 90 all the world az
Lillian Russell. viii start from the
home sunday afternoon on the way
10 its resting place IN the vault in
Allegheny cemetery. 4 private ser
vice for the family Will be held at
the home at 100. Rev. Or. Edward
). Travers. officiating
The public service at Trinity will
follow the simple ritual Of the Epis-
copal church.
In accordance with >frs. Moore's
oft-expressed wish that the caskef
viii be unopened after il leaves the
home and mona but those closely as
ISOLATED with the family will look
upon the face OF the former talented
actress.
Those who come back" OF the
one hundred and seventh field artill-
cry viii meet the funeral cOrtege at
the cemetery entrance and will con-
duct Il 20 the vault.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-08
S50,256,800 APRIL
INCOME FOR RAILROADS

WASHINGTON, June 7.-(By A.
PD-Net income of class one rail
roads for the month OF April.
amounted TO S5O.256.OOO according
TO compilations made Wednesday
from interstate commerce reports
by the Association Of Railway Exc
cutives. The companies reporting
operate approximately 100000 miles
Of the total of 100000 miles of road
In the country.
The amount represented an earn
Ing rate OF 3.93 per cent on the ten
tative valuation of the property Of
roads reporting. the association said.
and compared with an increase of
$2s.S56,000. or a rate Of 2.3S per
cent reported for the same month
last year.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-08
REFUSE LIBERTY
TO WARD SUSPECT
Second Attempt of Cunning
ham to Gain Release Fails
Wants to Assist.

WHITE PLAINS. y Y. June -
(By A. PLANES j. Cunningham,
race track detective hailed as a
material witness in the Ward shoot
ing. wednesday failed in his second
attempt 10 obtain his liberty Maur-
ice Mccarthy his attorney. brought
him before Supreme Court Justice
Seeger on a writ Of haoeas corpus
but the court reserved decision on
motions either 10 free him or re-
duce the $1,000 bail which the wit
ness has been unable 70 provide.
The coLrt directed Mccarthy 20 ME
briefs.
Mccarthy stated his client was
eager TO help the authorities un-
cover the blackmail plot which Wal
ter s. Ward claims led up 70 his
shooting of Clarence Peters in self
defense.
With the grand jury investigation
TO be resumed Thursday detectives
hustled about mysteriously check
ing up evidence presented at Tues
days session.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-08
RICKENBACKER, ON
CONTINENTAL TRIP,
REACHES DETROIT
Famous Aviator Makes Only
One Stop in Flight From
New York.

DETROIT, June 7.-(By A. P.)-
Capt. Eddie RiSkenbacker, American
ace. completed the first lap of his
flight from Mitchell field to San Fran
cisco, when he landed at Packard
field here ct 1885 o'clock Wednesday
night. Rickenbacker plans to leave
here at , p. m. Thursday for Chicago.
Rickenbacker's fight Wednesday
was without incident. one stop being
made at BellfOnte, Pa. He was &C
companied by Eddie Stinson, another
well known aviator.
At San Francisco. Rickenbacker
will attend the Shriner's convention
then will take UP a flight that will
carry him through all sections OF
the country on the survey Of landing
fields for the army air service.
Captain Eddie Rickenbacker began
his cross-country fight from New
York Wednesday morning. He hopes
to land at the Pacific coast Sunday,
barring accident.
Piloted by Eddie Stinson, the
plane. Alarsen j. LIS. all metal
monoplane, took off gracefully into
air at 11;15 a. m. StinsOn flew the
plane in a wide circle over the field.
gained sufficient altitude and then
headed for BellefOnte, Pa, which
he reached shortly after noon.
Steven flanagan. a writer, and
Theodore Lovington. a mechanic, al
so were aboard.
The chief object of the flight is 70
gather all available data relative TO
commercial flying in the United
States Assisted by Hannah. Rick
enbacker will prepare a report on
these conditions for presentation to
Gen Patrick. L. s. air service chief.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-08
RAINS FAVOR SOME
SECTIONS: OTHERS DRY

WASHINGTON. June o. An eX-
cess Of rain in some sections, notably
the east central and the southeastern
states. and a deficiency Of moisture
in other regions. particularly in
some central. northern and western
states. during the week ending Tues
day. was noted Wednesday by the
weather bureau in its weekly wealth
er and crop review. Otherwise, II
was stated. the week was generally
favorable for crop growth and farm
work.