New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-07-27
Prince of Denmark.
Sailing for Home,
Calls y. S. s'Grea,''
Royal Parsonage Much Inn
pressed by Big Factories,
Puzzled by Wall Street.
and as for Women. -

The Cunard liner Aquitania and the
Royal George, in the service of the
same company, sailed for Southamp-
ton yesterday with 1923 saloon passcn-
gers.
On the Aquitania, which carried 479
travellers, was Prince Aage of Den
mark, who came here several weeks
ago on tour of the United States,
which he made incognito. He had been
to the important cities of the East
and Middle West and declared ycster-
day that America had made pro-
found impression upon him. Every
thing he had seen was great" he
said, but on the pinnacle Of his impress
sions stood Niagara Falls and the au-
tomoblle industries Of Detroit.
Puzzled by Wall Street
Il saw the big automobile plants
and was amazed at The system of pro-
duction," he said. ~ walked under
Niagara Falls and was inspired by the
great forces of nature. ! went into
Wall Street but could not comprehend
its system. We have bourse in
Copenhagen, but it is small and quiet
compared with the stock exchanges of
this city. The American women? That
is something which / really must not
DISCUSS"
Another traveller was Robert Goclct
whose engagement to Nine. Fernando
Rocchi Riabouchincky, former wife OF
Russian noDleman, was recently an
nounced. lie said he was going abroad
on business for the Equitable Trust
Company. According to friends he viii
marry in Europe. His fancee is the
daughter of Professor Rocch, Of the
University Of Perugia.
Peter Cooper Hewitt sailed on 8
business trip connected with compan
les in which he is interested.
William Harmon Black. ex-vice
chairman of the National War Labor
Board. sailed on the Aquitania for s
trip of six weeks in France and Eng
land. He said he had givtn much
thought to the high cost Of living anc
the general system of proiteerine
throug hout the United States, and hac
concluded that the only solution was in
the creation of price-hxing commits
sion by the Federal government.
Favors Price Fixing
ut has been said that such a com.
mission would be without jurisdiction,
he said, but l believe it would not
only have jurisdiction but large cor
receive powers in the regulation oil
prices for commodities which the PEG
pie need. The Supreme Court Of the
United States had the power to read
the rule of reason into the Sherman
act The price of wheat has already
been fixed. There Is no difference If
principle in fixing prices in war times
and in peace times"
Among others on the Aquitania were
Dr.. Preston King. Lord and Lady
Lindsay, Floyd Gibbons, DR.. and Mrs
G. A. Eaton. William F. Blackburn anc
Mrs. John A. Logan.
Among the SAIGON passengers on the
Royal George were five Chinese stu
dents from the Rensselaer, Polytechnic
Institute, Of Troy, N. Y, and Yale
University, who are on their way tt
France to teach new phonetic sys
tenn of writing Chinese. They will
teach it to the 1900 Chinese laborers
now working in France.
Arthur 7. Y. Shin, who is in charge
of the party, said that the new system
of spelling. which will replace the
complex Chinese characters, has beer
Endorsed by the Chinese Ministry o
Education.