The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-23
LINER BRINGS MANY
HOME FOR HOLIDAYS
Olympic In With Nearly 2,4OO
Passengers After Stormy
Atlantic Passage.

The White star colossus Olympic. with
nearly 2,4OO passengers of all classes,
including sos in first cabin. the greatest
Christmastide invasion on record aboard
ono ship, arrived yesterday after a
stormy trip from Southampton and
cherbourg. To accommodate all the
saloon voyagers at meals In one sitting
the special dining saloon on the upper
deck was opened.
Count Francis Pulaski, descendant Of
the General who won glory in the Amer
rnn Revolution, arrived here as coun-
sellor of the Polish Legation in Wash
iogton. but holds the rank Of Minister
Pleninotentiary. He said that all ques-
lions. political and racial, were being
rut aside In Poland for the economic
reha billtat,on OF the country. which was
In the hands OF the Socialists and
peasants.
Owen w. Bohan, Assistant District
Attorney OF New York county, got back
from helping in the prosecution In Italy
of Cocchi the murderer OF Ruth Cruger.
and paid tribute to the methods or ad-
ministering justice In Italy Cocchi got
twenty-seven years. which Is equivalent
Mr. Bohan assisted In the extradition OF
V,ncenzo Papapaccio, accused with an
other Italian of shooting two girls IN
Mulberry street Mr.. Bohan said he
believed the extradited man was aboard
the Italian liner Duca dAosta, held IN
Quarantine yesterday because or casa
of smallpox in her steerage.
Prince Mahidol. brother OF the kins
NJ siam. accompanied by the Princess
;s returning to his studies at the Har-
yard medical school and the Massachu-
setts Institute of Technology. He is
making a speciality Of sanitation meth
ODDS and the public health, so he may
he able on his return to Siam TO take
over the job of keeping the Kingdom
healthful The Prince is 2S, and mas
been a student here since 1916. He
brings also a friend Phya Chanindra,
scientist.
Roscoe Arbuckle. who has been see
ing things in Europe, especially IN
France. said he would hereafter go In
for ''blg STUFF exclusively. four reels or
more. and that his next picture would
be "Brewster's Millions" He fell in
love with the French, he said. and de-
scribed them as simply wonderful"
Representative Alvan T. Fuller, who
Is ant-Governor-elect of Massa-
chusetts returned with his wife and
mother He spoke at Strasbourg for the
United States on the return of the dis
trict to France and visited the American
soldiers on the Rhine. He said he would
hold his seat in the House of Represen-
tatives until March, although he would
be inaugurated ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on
New Years Day.
Other passengers by the liner were
Lloyd 3. Sanderson, who has been In
England working out the details for
fortnightly service of the Royal Mall
steamships between New York and
Southampton and Cherbourg; Mrs. Will
lam K Vanderbilt, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick H. Prince Frank Altschul of La
zard F'reres. James v. Auditore, stevedore
and shipbuilder: William Fl. 1ngersoll'
Lucien Muratore. italian tenor of the
Chicago Opera Company Lois Mere
dith, actress. who brings Belgian po-
lice dog given to her by King Albert !;
Sir william Mckenzie of Toronto. Mr.
and Mrs Samuel Sloane, George Z. Rat
sey and Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Nesbitt