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New-York tribune., 1922-03-27
Dancers TO NAVIGATION

(By U 8 Hydrogra aphic OT!ce)
NORTH ATLANTIC OCEAN-OFF THE
AMERICAN COAST
ported: March 22. lat 43 81. Ion 50 o5
pa ssed a large portion Of the wreck Of the
Am sch Joseph Zeaman, recently strand
ed on Mctinic Ledge-Cook: March 23 In
approximately lat 81 So, Ion "a 3S, two
spars, about 4 mile apart, projecting ~
and 20 IT above water-Report by RADIO
ALONG THE OvERSEA ROUTES
The following obstruction was reported
March l3. lat Al 81. lon ~ 40. passed a
piece Of timber about IT long and IT IN
diametcr-Mesab
ICE REPORTS
Ice has been reported as follows: March
g lat A o. lon 40 80. ran through patches
Of heavy but loosely packed ice March 10,
lat A So lon 80 80. to Cape Race observed
loose packed ice; March 70, lat IS SO. Ion
So II. into heavy packed Ice, and IT
lat 45 81, Ion SO 80, cleared It, and March
l3, lat 43 Al. Ion 5S 32 passed SINAI
patches Of humtnocky Ice, but the ice was
much thicker and heavier to the north
ward-Digby.
Received the following Information from
the Boutwell, (Br) March "A. lat AZ 66,
Ion 48 A.. passed berg, from lat ~ bo;
lon As "A. to lat ~ SIS. Ion AZ 56, steamed
through slob ice, and lat A3 Of, lon 4s 40
sighted a few growlers-iiaverford
INTERNATIONAL ICE PATROL
SERVICE
The following radiograrll was received
from the L Coaet Guard cutter Seneca
March 2A. position lat 42 -, Ion ~ As
drifting near same iceberg as reported yes
terday (broadcasted).
New-York tribune., 1922-03-27
BY Radio Corp. of America

(Positions ct noon unless otherwise
stately
Benlamln Brevatcr sa5 Scotland
Byleyl $ shinnecock March &C.
Byron Benson 26 3 Ambrose March 90.
Chas NJ Everett 81 s Overfalls March 2S.
City OF Rome 103 SW Gayhcad March 26.
Dean Emery 90 SW Nantucket March 26.
Eastport 1928 f. Cape Henry March 26.
freeman Barnegat March 26.
Franklin Lane 40 S Block Island
Gothland 266 e Ambrosc March 90
II NJ FlaEcr $50 Il Delaware Breakwatcr
March 2t.
] w vandyke 50 ssw Diamond March 2s.
Jonancy NE Barnegat March 26.
Lake Sterling 10 SW Fenwick March rs.
Lewis X Thurlow off Flve-Fathom Bank
March 26.
Livingston Roe i,4os wsW Bishops Rock
Muna'nar 277 Scotland March 2e.
Nora 253 s Ambrose March 26.
orient 759 r Cape Henry March 26.
Pastores PTS S Sandy Hook March 26.
Penobscot As NE WntcrQuarler March 20.
Philadelphia 224 Scotland March rs.
Santa Elisa 1872 S Scotland March 26.
Seaconnet 5ia S-by-E Montauk March 26.
Tusa lat SO "A Ion SIS so March rs.
Nestris 227 r Ambrose March &c.
W u Kcene 10 N Barncgat March &C.
West Cressy lat 40 2s lon 55 Is March 26
West Helix 600 E-by-N Cape Henry
West Nobs|a 23o NE Cape Henry March GO.
William Boyce Thompson $50 Cape May
March rs.
Admission City rs Miami March 2G.
Currier 81 Jupiter March 26.
Gulfmaid n Jupiter March 26
Hastings 40 from Abaco Light March 20.
Edward L. Doheny l05 n Jupiter March 26.
Italia g. Jupiter March 90.
J \ Bostwick 90 NE Jupiter March 26.
John ID Arctbold ~ NE Jupiter March 26
Major Wheeler $50 SSE Cape Henry
March &c
Sapinero 95 y Jupiter March IS.
West Crcsscy $50 e Delaware Breakwatcr
March %.
Woodmansie 1850 L Cape Henlopen
March rs
New-York tribune., 1922-03-27
MotorsIlip kenneco'i
Makes Good Showing
Only $500 in Repairs on Noy-
ages Of 10000 Miles; 8 Tons
nf N:i NaiIN

Voyages Of more tnan $4,000 miles
-iu.a year, with repair bills to her en-
FiHes of less than $500, is the record
laadc by the mortor-sbip kennecott. Of
tnc Alaska Steamship Company, which
is now i'm New York under operation
bp the Williams Line. The Kcnnecott
on Saturday celebrated the FIRST ami
v@rsary OF her maiden voyage.
TIE keunocou is freighter built
oa the lsherwood system at the Ia
coma plant Of the Todd Dry Dock and
Construction Corporation. She is 500
fcot over AN, 49 feet 6 inches beam
and - feet loaded draft She is
equipped with two Mcintosh d Sey-
n.our 4-cycle Diesel engines of 1900
5nd.catea horsepower. All engine
ioom auNiljarcs and deck machinery
uyc electrically operated The fuel
consumption OF the vessel is about
e5Hht TONS daily. The machinery is
American made. She averages about
eleven knots.
The performance Of the Kennecott
LsS been watched closely on both the
Atlantic and Pacific coasts as test
e Che worth Of tine motor-ship com
pared with the older forms Of motive
npNcr for ships Y. p. Flint, New
Nork manager for Mcintosh & Sey-
II our said tnat the operation of the
Diesel motors had been fault.ess.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-27
Arrived Yesterday

Noordam CD0, Rotterdam and Boulosne
3isi,,, Mareh and plymouth March 16; to the
second cabin @s steerage pass, mails and
Indse: 9Th ST Boboken.
in'<um (Br>. London March : to the
Cunara Line With mdse; Pier X, Wcehaw
Canada GTr) Narcotics March ii. Lis
bon March Is, ronta pelgada and Horta
James W E,weH &, Co. with 16 pass and
mdse; 3ist st, Bldyn,
asens1o~n Nan Ma4ch I'gTn9o "a aS MaT'h Msrc Is
-. to the Cnnard Line. with 1875 cabin
pass. maiis and mdse; pier s. \ r.
Audson. bremen March - and Queens
with 81 cabin and 10 steerage pass, mails
and d isII.i3 Indse .,. Pier J. H9boken.
l1lls{o4 Ivy tBr), Bristol March and
with mdse Pier 80. \ r. '''' ''O''
=, tS'e5Teby. (Br), Barute Feb ~ Forcados
n bah Fob 2S Grand Bassan March g. AS
since March 4 Monrova March 6 and
Siorre Leone March .; to Daniel Bacon,
CITY Of Lucknow (Br>. Calcutta Jan rs.
colombo Feb 2, Port Sudan Feb ID. Port
SAID Feb 20. Oran Feb 2s. Boston March 20
9nd Philadelphia March 25, to Norton.
LAZY & Go. with mdse 18th ST. Ho0oken.
hroonland. Antwerp March 1G. South
4anPt9n and Cherbourg March II; to the
Hrd Star Line, with 80 first. l45 second
cabin, Sc steerage pass, malls and nd.e;
PIER 81, y K.
'sH A'piiHINh NlTj. BdNrp. March is. to
mdse; Pier ST. \ r.
city of Montgomery. Savannah; TO the
3eeal Go. with pass and mdse, Pier
Kashu Maru Jap) Lisbon. March =;
o'Grred Gd to Hampton Roads by agentg
Coinanche, Jacksonville and Charleston; :;
20 ths clyde Co. with pass and mdse, +,
~sal Hamilton Morfolkj to the old Dominion
ldCHTh0n Port Arth1jr
Bowes Castle CBr}. Philadelphia; to Bar
neT p. : 5 Co; Per @s. Brooklyn.
$ Co; Pier Army Base, brooklyn.
James McGee. New Orleans. to Y l.
H@Foe, ,e., rier g. Constable HOOK
hing tIly lBD, Phladelphia; to U g
Nav Co; Pier "A. Brooklyn
Iishtbourne, PORE Arthur; to Texas Co:
OhIoan. Boston to United American;
Pier Rush Docks, brooklyn "
Schr Lucy Evelyn. Charlcston; to Gil
martin & co; off Red Hook Flats.
Flats.
san Fernando Cnr, Port Lobos March
~ to tn Tidewater Oh Co. with crude
Sw'ltiight, Port Lobos March 1g; TO
,l.. ID MaioTY n T}S & c% With crude OIL Pier g.
celtic GBr). Liverpool March 1s, Queens
town ~ TO the White star Line, with CT
tfst l41 second cabin; 81 Storage pass
malls aud mdse, Fer 60, \ X.
Tiger (Nor), Newcastie March 9: to
Robert l. Hague, in ballast; Pier 4. Bay
ouue. X j.
Ariadne Irene C3r), Cnrdenas March 4.
Matanzas p; to NJ Z Kingsley. with sugar
of Liberty.
the Kerr 5 Line. in ballast; Pier 20.
H lllYn.
VESJ'vIO Gb. Genoa March :; TO the
ltala-Alncrca Line, with mdse: Pier 81,
y +
CAYO MAMBI. Porce. March II. Maya
guez is, Aguadilla 10, san Juan ~ to
the Atlantic Fruit Co. with Q pass and
mdse; Pier Z. y X
Eastern Crag bordeaux and St Nazaire
(in tow1.
Holtby tBrj, Bordeaux.
Lake Stirling, Richmond; 70 the X Y
and iuchmond Trans Go, with mdse
New-York tribune., 1922-03-27
Merchants Protest
New Rates as Blow
To New York Trade
Rail Charges Below Scales
Justified by Water Com
petition Through Panama
Canal, Says ]. G.. Lincoln

Protest against proposed transconti-
interior to the Pacific Coast, which are
lower than similar rates from New
York by water through the Panama
Canal, is made by J. G. Lincoln, man
ager of the traffic bureau Of the Mer-
chants Association, in brief filed with
the Interstate Commerce Commission.
The charges which the rail lines seek
to establish arc lower than those on
similar traffic to and from intermediate
points. They propose to maintain a
postage stamp basis" under which
rates would be the same from all places
on and east Of the Mississippi and
north Of the Ohio and Potomac rivers TO
Pacific Coast ports. 1t is contended by
the transcontinental lines that reduced
rates arc neces sary to enable them to
meet competition through the Panama
Canal by water. A list Of about fifty
commodities is cited in the brief.
The position Of the Merchants As
sociation is that New York is entitled
to the advantage of its seaboard loca-
tion and that no rates should be al
lowed from the interior to the Pacific
Coast which would give that territory
the neighborhood Of this city. Mr.. Lin
coin says:
"Believing that competition in trans
portation service and rates is the life
Of trade, and that competition shou d
BE- preserved and, wherever practicable,
the existing routes and channels Of
trade and commerce should be main
tanned, there is no objection on the
par. Of this protestant to the granting
by the commission of authority to these
transcontinenta lines to establish rates
from New York, Boston, Philadelphia,
Baltimore and any other Atlantic port
from which there is regular and
direct water service through the Pan
anna Canal TO the Pacific Coast ports
that will enable such transcontinentaI
lines to enjoy share Of the competi-
tive traffic between such ports; pro
vided that the rates so established will
be reasonably compensatory and Will
not place any undue burden on other
traffic.
"This protestant does, however, Wig
orously object to the authorization Of
rates from interior points in Eastern
tcl ritory to the Pacific Coast ports
which are less than the normal rates
because Of water competition at the
ports
New-York tribune., 1922-03-27
Ship Men May
Ask L.. s. Help
On Slow Boats
Committee of Owners Will
Study Administration Ma
rinc Bill and Offer Sug-
egesiions at the Hearing
Most Features Approved
Adequacy of Government As
e,sistancc for Vessels Be-
,~iow I3 Knots l. Doubted

'THaications that ship owners may
urge Congress to amend the Adm mis-
trf~cu 5si3y oill t. provide greater
assistance 20 vessels making less than
thIr,eea knots arc contained IN state
u1c1L ISSUED yesterday on tho work to
be sndert>kcn by the committee on
co0structiVc shipoiug policies of the
American Steamship Owners Aesocia-
tioa. il was said that the committee
would make q study Of the "adeqlacy
~. the subsidy pensation" for
steamers Of this type.
number or owners believe the bill,
"a bccome most effective in promoting
tbs merchant marine. should specify
stl for fifteen years instead of
zen. Shipping men generally have ap-
proved the proposed legi lation, and
any recon mmedaticn- which they make
It the hearings starting tomorrow
VIII lee on deteile. The statement
gwen out yesterday says;
- drst meeting f7r conference will
he held this week &C members of the
comm ttce on constr ctive shipping
po'Ities Of the American Steamship
Owners Association. These ship own
crs' arc making am analytical study of
all of tine provisions Of the new ship
ping bill, and particularly as TO the
aoeouacV OF the subsidy compensation
proV ided For cargo steamers Of speed
bffON thiitpcn knots. It is expected
tha. repre- ,utatiNcs of the American
Stear q p Owners Association will ap-
pss,f at the JOINT hearings Of the Senate
Committee on Comm rec and the House
Coefmittle On Merchant Marine and
Fisheries, which opens on April 4 in
Wash urton. II is tho understanding
of the ship owners that they arc to
bc tummoucd after the Shipping Board
ofic ads and the manufacturers, mer-
cFaJt and exporters have stated their
cosr to the lawmakers.
"The sufp owners committee will en-
oeavor 10 frame and recommend any
change that may seem desirable in
tho leoisl slatson, and any additional
provisions which may seem necessary
from their HioWpo Mt. j. K. Gordon,
Of the Union Sulphur Company, is
chairman Of the committee, the Nom
bers of which are: Ernest NJ. Bull.
Bull Steamship Company; w. NJ. Cam
pion. Garland steamship Corporations
Philip De Ronde, Oriental Navigation
Company; Jamc Donald, States Ma
line and Commercial Company;
Robert r. Hand. Standard Oil Com
p&ug Of New Jersey; T. j. Kehoe, Pa
cifc Steamship Company; Edgar f.
Iuckenbach LGchcpbach Steamship
Ctmpany; a. j. Mccarthy, Inter
rational Mercantile Marine Com
pauy 4. T. Mccormack. Moore
& Mccormack Company; Eugene L.
O'Uounon. G. II. Spraeuo & Son; Alfred
Gi,hcrt smith. Now York and Cuba
Nad Steamship Company; j. d. Tom
liu-on, Ame}icau-IIawaiiau Steamship
Gomraur David r. Warden, Tide
Mater on Company; Oakley Wood,
Barber Steamship Lines
New-York tribune., 1922-03-27
Freight Ships Due
Due To-day

Vessel Port Agcncy.
Tnkum. London, March -. Cunard S q Co
Fenchurch, Marsellcs March 6.
James w Elweil & Co
NeFFian. Liverpool March il. Int Mer Mar
Eastport, Plymouth. March 10.
Susquehanna s s Corp
zarcmbo. Dunkirk March IL
Cosmo politan Line
Cold Harbor Los Angeles, March .
Nawrco Lines
Southwestern Miller, London. March s.
Furnees Witty & Co
Tilthorn. Shields. March 3D., Kerr S s Co
Honolulu. Algiers, March u.
Moore. Mccormack & Co
Eastern Crag, Fayai. March II,
Cosmopolitan Line
Due Tomorrow
suwanee, Portland. Eng, March 10,
Robert l. Hague
Montana. London. March 14..Au Trans Line
Grantos, kingpton. March 2l,
Caribbean Limo
Grove Sanchez March q,
Caribbean Line
Duo Wednesday
Ranela, Avonmouth. March II.
Robert L Hague
Emilia, Oran. March 1o... Phelps Bros
Steel Navigator, Tacoma. March 5.
Norton. Lilly &: Co
Due Thursday
Mcnominec. London. March is.
Atlantic Transport Line
Casper, Santos, March Tint Freight Corp
Due Friday
Wheeling Mold. Shields, March II.
] II Winchester g. Co
Laura, Palermo. March 81.
James w Elwcll & Co
New-York tribune., 1922-03-27
American Ports

BALTIMORE. March 26--Arrived: stein
stad ONoD. poston, Montana (N?r9:
Gotomska, Manchcster; charles Braley
Tampico; Henry Grove. san Francisco;
Putney Nr)' New York; ROYAL Princc ,,iI's,
West Quechee, Liverpool via Boston.
Sailed Kastalia NBr), Glasgow and Avon
mouth viz Norfolk scyth'a1 1y onr3. E9ndon
Los Angeles. etc; Conchatta, Manchester
via Norfolk and boston.
CHARLESTON. G March 26-Arrivcd:
Mohawk. jacksonville and proceeded for
,cRlsTopAL. March 25IAzriyed; Flor,
San Bruno cBr). Boston: Uiua (Hr): New
York; Almagro OBD. New York; Hague
Mary TaP7; Ir,eroN New ,dork YORK os .rrtyoa.
Mofgctt 1r, New York. Sailed: Peiotas
(Braz). santos.
HALIFAX. \ s, March as-Arrlved;
25th, Dgby Br), Boston; Canadian Pho
(Br. New York; Vague, New York; Goth,
Canadian Ranger, Portland; Me
HAVANA. March 26-Salled: Montserrat
(Span. Orom New YorlD. Vera Cruz. etc.
JAckSONVlLLE. March 26-Arrived:
Ma pie. Miami; Arapahoc. New York Do
minon Miller tBr). Tyne. Sailed; West
NEW ORLEANS, Fort Eads. March 20
Arrived: Ario, New York. Baltic Danl,
Port 1.obos; Columbia. Colon; Dardcn.
Tampico; Infanta Isabel (Sp), Matan2as,
Lumina CBr), Newcastle Tyne; Mag
dala OBr), Genoa; Nola Progreso; Sara
lnacca. Port Barrios. Sailed: Abangarez.
Bocas del Toro: Challnette Havana; :;
Comayagua (Hond, Port Cortez; Cope
name. Tela; ll Iago. New York; Iranzfslta
(Ger), Cuban ports; Iowa CFr). Antwerp;
Italia (Sw), Chile; John Blu,ner (Nor).
Antilla; mora2an GIondl ceibe; Nevada
N'r), Havrc: Salacia (Br). Avonmouth;
Surname, Port Barrios; Truxillo. Tampa
NORFOLK, March 2s-Arrivcd Svart-
fond (NoD, New York; Orls tNor). st
Michacis; TIMER, CNor>,. Philadelphia
spool CBr), Naples; city Of Lincoln (Br),
Portland. Ore; Halesius (Br). New York; F.;
Ganses (Br). Port Spain: Vera (Nor), Bal
timore; Else Hugo SHINES (Ger). Ham
burg Gran (Nor). New York; Heratlcs
tNor). New Orleans Nordkap (Dan). Inn
lningham; pcncarrow (Br). Matanzas
Nishmaha. Rotterdam ana Bremen; Port
Chalmers (Rr), New York ana Boston;
Gallia (Swed), C!cnfuegos; Trornpenborg
(DD. Jacksonvile; West Queechee. Balti-
more; West Nooska. London via Halifax;
Dominic G3r), Para and Manaos
PHILADELPHIA. March 26-Arrived: X
l Luckenbach New York: North American
{Br), New York; Colombo Ut). New York
York; Sutherland CI1r), New York: MNazzo
It, Venice. etc; Virginia (Dan), Copen-
hagen; Manta. Porto Mexico. etc: swift
scout, Port Arthur; Iperia (Br), Mar
(Br), Boston; Occidental, Port Lobos: Sin
sinawa, Baltimore. Sailed: Manchester
Mariner (Br). Manchester; Delaware Sun.
Tuxpar; Southwestcrn Miller (Er]. Lon
don via New Yorf. ChappaQua. Norfolk;
Guifstrea1n. Port Arthur.
PORTLAED. Me. March 2s--Arrived:
scstwell ,CBr>, Leith Turcoman NBr).
Norfolk; Lydia Mel Baxter, Norfolk.
PORT TAMPA. FLA, Marcn 2G-Arrived:
Cuba, Havana via Key West: Chester VAL
New-York tribune., 1922-03-27

made up Of the golden youth of lta'y:
They are the progressive citizens OF
Italy, who are doing great work Tor
the Italian nation. You may hear over
here Of street brawls which are cred :
tied TO a riotous spirit on the part OF
the Fascist, but such reports are ex-
aggerated and treated with serious
ness they do not deserve. Little out-
breaks here and there are nothing more
than demonstrations Of rowdyism on
the part Of small groups, and in no
way reflect the character Of the Fas-
cisti
"Remember, it was the men Of the
Fascist who were responsible for push
ing Italy into the World War, and they
are putting forth their best efforts just
now to bring about harmonious ana
stable operation of government. They
are going to succeed, and ] am with
them heart and soul"
Miss Castel-Necchio described the
new Roman Catholic Pontiff as an ex-
ceedingly able and progressive man
with broad views and one from whom
the world may expect an abundance Of
good throughout his reign.
Among others on the Celtic were Dr..
Abraham II. Freedman, of Montreal;
Mr.. and Mrs II. f. Boucher, Frank H..
Nudge, Douglas f. Withers, Donaldson
Tucker, A. j. Osgood and +. b. Wal
dron.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-27
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-day

rau.asnu (Braz) Santos Feb c5 70
Lloyd Braziielro Line with 1naila. is cx-
ner(ed ,,e 10 qock at Pier ., Bush Docks.
General {; " Goeth4ls Cristobal March
"a. 70 Panama I; + $ Go with mails; il
eApected to dock about 10 d III At PIER s.
n + CWest 27th sD.
La Lorraine Orr), uaYre March IS TO
French Line with malls; expected 20 dock
18th ~.
santa Elisa. Valparaiso March 10: to W
y Grace q co with maiis expected to dock
~ m at Pier SO, Hklyn (no&t TO Ham
ltOn aV 1erryl.
Ros4lind Cbr). Halifax March 25 TO Red
ross Line with mails; is expected to dock
forenoon AZ Java st, B'klyn.
Pastores, saNed Havana March 22 at 9
p mi to United Fruit co with maNs>.-ox-
pected to dock 10 IN at Pier is, Il r
Ponce, san Juan March 43: to \ &
Porto Rico Co With mslls expected
lSnNc Basin).
zuiis. Mayaguez March - TO FED D
Lime With mails; expected to doci, fore
noon At Pier II, Bklyn (pierrepont st)
Fort Hamilton (Br). Bermuda March 70
20 Furness, Witty q Co With maile; ex-
pected 70 dock $50 a m. al Per 90 y +
tNest 55th ~.
Lirs With l9ails ezpected to - doc1 oti'''T'e 10
IN at Pier = (Old slip).
Due Tomorrow
olympic CBr). Southampton March %;
to White Star Line with malls: ls expected
- dock late or early Wednesday, at Pier
80, Y (West 18th ST.
St8Vangerfjord (Norl, Bergen March IS;
10 Norweg an America Line With mails; Is
eNpected to dock forenoon ~ FOOT OF SIst
s.. B'Nyn.
Hubert oBr,, Para March Is; to Booth
Go Win mails is expected to dock fore
noon q foot OF 8Sd st. r llIyn
Orizsba, Havana March "a: 20 n &
Cuba Mail Co with mails is expected
- doch afternoon at Pier II. p
Due Wednesday
esseA Fort. Agency.
Adrlauc. PIES March lI..W St2r I'm.
Fort s. George. Trinidad, March a.
Furness Withv 4 Co
Wueritemberg. Hamburg. March Is.
United American Line.
Due Thursday
SaTonis. Gibraltar. March Il. Cunard SIS Co
Fort Victoria Bermuda. March IS
Arasusys. Bermuda, March rs. ''N' 90
Arapahoe, Jacksonville. March ~ ''' o. Gun
Clyde s s Co
Due Friday
Mauritania, Southampton. March e5.
Polonis. Copenhagen, March IS. ''''''
Baltic-Anericaa Line
SlNaola Kingston. March 26...U Tn Fruit Co
NSYaro, Grenada. Feb 24.... Trinidad Line
CITY OF ST Louis, Savannah, March IS.
Ocean 8 S Co
Due Saturday
Paris. Havre March 95..... French Viva
Regina Italia, Genoa March a.
Espersnza, Havana March eS ward Line
Holland America Line
New-York tribune., 1922-03-27
w rccll Receivers" Watch
Coast Line of British Isles

'FHo crI-To o0oSf'Ino on I1o BrlUsh
Isle IS divided up into sections, and
Over each section presides a man known
Ss ."rhe Receiver Of Wreck Should
.A.vessel toe dashed On tho rocks the
Receiver of Wreck for that section
stoos at once to the scene of the dis
> Ser and takes general command over
everyone present, including even the
oaptain and crew Of the distressed ship.
9rur the time being all the goods from
Lac snip. whether salvcd or washed
s,hore, are under his direct control.
sad he has full power as to their dis
posal Thus. in q case of perishable
goods, he can order them 10 be sold
st once.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-27

AmaRansett Radio Compass Station. y Y.
IN lat 40 6S 10 \, lon TO OF 27 ". Is again
IN colnlnisson from 100 to 100 degrees.
other degrees not operating
framework tower, surmountnd BY a
tank, painted In black ana white horizontal
bands 160 TT t4S.8 meters) in height In q
been established so yards 233 degrees from
me flashing white light at Puerto Mexico
H. Approximately lat s % y. lon - % "
Inc top Of the tank is $50 # (762 1neters)
above high water and forIna a conspicuous
mark for making the port by day
=. The depth on the bar at the entrance to
Coatzacoalcos River is nov % IT; the note
26 IT on bar, reported Qe22)." Is TO be
inserted the charts
Shoa1, Bahia de Todos Santos Brazil
An examination OF the Vicinity has failed
70 reveal any traces Of the So fatho,n
skoal reported to lie about 800 yards 27
degrees from the dolphin on the northern
end Of the detached bresltwatcr (con-
structing), in approximately lat 1857 s
New-York tribune., 1922-03-27

ploomfontcin 75 Il Ambrose Mar 90.
Lenape "a sW Diamond Shoals Mar IS.
Corneia 965 s Scotland LV Mar as.
Hilton Sc NE Cape Henry Mar 26
Cripple Creek sos II Cape Henry.
san Lorenzo asa 8 Ambrose AN Mar 20
x kaduna 12O SANDY Hook Mar 26.
NJ Mexico (Dan) 90 Il Ambrose Mar %
Sundancc SIS ESE Diamond Shoals Mar %
Quantico SW Fire Island Mar 26.
Lake Gtboa i23 SW Diamond Shoai,
Mar &c
ontario is SW Fire Island Mar 16.
Grecian i46 NE Winterqusrter Mar 80.
Ponce 2a2 S Scotland LN Mar IS.
Bogota s Scotland Nv Mar &c
lTegra $50 + Cape May Mar 20.
Tiger pd Sandy Hook 9:l6 PM Mar "a.
Siboney pd Scotland Nv t;06 PM Mar IS.
Phocbus eNpeCta arr Ambrose AM Mar 81
Orl2aba 759 s Scotland 1.N Mar 26.
Ruth b37 n San Juan Mar 90.
Comanche (Brl 700 y Bermuda Mar IS.
Waxahaohle @55 SIC Cape Henry Mar IS.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-27
Girl Educator, Here
From Italy, Defends
Spirit Of Fascist
Miss L. p. de Castel-Nccchio,
Who Will Make Lecture
Tour, Insists Reports of
Riots Arc Exaggerated

Signorina Letta P. de Castel-V ecchio,
young Italian educator who presides
over the department of Italian IN the
University OF Birmingham, England, ar
rived here yesterday from Liverpool on
the White Star liner Celtic for lee
ture tour Of the prominent colleges and
universities for women in this country.
In fawless English, spoken with un-
usual rapidity, the young woman sald
she had come here under the auspices
of the International Federation of Uni
versity Women to speak on the present
political and social conditions of Italy
and on italian universities.
II am pleased to say" she said, chat
am a disciple Of the Fascist, which is
lon 80 81 w, in tho T'ort OF Bahia The
shoal is accordingly to be eIpuuged from
the charts.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-27
By Independent Wireless
Tel Co. Inc.

distance in miles, position at noon unless
otherwise stately
SacaDdaga 260 E Hatteras Mar IS
Gov John Lind 81 s Nantucket MAJ IS
Hampden 55 SW Vineyard Sound Mar g.
suffolk 9S NE WinterQuarter Mar %
Algic 466 L Ambrose Mar 20
Catherine 401 Nantucket Shoals Mar e5
Montana lat 40 ~ lon eS o6 Mar 20.
honolulu lat - % Ion 81 SO Mar %
Lake Fann!n 215 Scotland IN
Woodtnansie $50 Cape Henlopen Mar 25
Agwihavre 256 Ambrose Mar 26
Ponce 603 s Scotland I4V Mar n5
CtscArbou 70 S Ambrose
Lorraine Cross 1900 Equator AM Mar
Is due n Orleans April 7.
McKeesport SO Sc Diamond Shoals Mar 90
Portpirie $500 New York AM Mar 20
Zarembo on Cape Henry Mar 20.
Mayaro 1877 Sc Ambrose Mar Is
Catherine l75 Nantucket Shoals Mar o6
WaXahachie lat - % Ion 66 20 Mar 25
Middlesex so + Fire Island Mar 26
kershaw so SW Fire Island Mar IS.
Cayo Mambie IS S Scotland LV Mar &C.
Huron zee s Scotland LV Mar 26
Lightburne 10 Scotland LV Mar 26.
Westwauna 45I WNW Norfolk
Apache 81 Diamond Shoals Mar os
Munargo 22l Scotland LN Mar &C.