The New York herald., 1921-09-24

The White Star liner Olympic will
start back to the Old Country to-day
with a near record of eastward seago-
ers for late September. In the first
cabin will be 425 passengers with sew
eral last-moment bookings under res-
win be $50 prosperous Americanized
Italians. chiefly merchants and grape
growers, who came on from San Fran
cisco by special cars to join the
steamer. They will debark at Cher
bourg and proceed by special cars
across France to Turin and other
Italian cities.
Not to be outdone by Charlie Chap
lin OF movie fame. who by this time
has reached his native London. Doug
Fairbanks and Mrs. Mary Pickford
Fairbanks viii sail by the big liner
with the announced intention of going
to the continent to study locations for
a new and spectacular motion picture
drama to be produced by Mr.. Fair
banks. They are taking along tour
ing automobile, which will be landed
at Cherbourg on special lighter.
The box containing it is too large to
be taken ashore on the company's
Cherbourg tender.
Prominent persons on the list include
josef Holman, the pianist; Miss Ethel
Frank, young American soprano, who
is sailing to fill an engagement in Eng
land. the Right Hon. Capt. Frederick
Guest. British Air Minister: Sir Gilbert
Parker. the novelist; Charles Pergler,
l. r.sIf 81
States; James w. Tate, English come
dian; IL. II. Goodwin of Washington.
vice-prcsident OF the United States
Chamber Of Commerce John Il. Murphy.
president of the Lowry National Bank
of Atlanta. Ca; b. G. ID. Rudd, captain
OF the Oxford-C cambridge athletic team;
Gerard Swope, president OF the Inter
national General Electric Compe NY;
kid" Lewis. British middloweight
boxer: Leo Simonson. Henry b. Tre-
maine. president OF the Aeolian Com
pany; Col. William VI. Chadbourne. Mrs.
Thomas Lamont, Thomas Lamont. Jr.;
Corlis Lamont. Mr.. and Mrs. Felix n.
Doubleday. Mr.. and Mrs. J.. A. Best,
Mrs. M b. Potter. Miss Nathalie Pot
ter, Mrs. Ernest Lowering. Miss Helen
Lowering and Mrs. Frank w. Hallo-
woli OF Boston, Miss Margaret Enders
anu NhisS l<OWGcn OIL 1IlCdSO anu
Miss Ann Stillman, Miss Frances Davi-
son, MISS Louise Sewall and Miss Fran
ces Lowden. who are going abroad to
attend school,
Another passenger will be Mr.. r. A.
Truax, who is veteran ocean crosser.
Others on board will be Mr.. and Mrs.
James Cox Brady, Mr.. David A. Clark
son. DR.. Never A. Rabinowitz. Miss Il.
Louise Sands, Mr.. and Mrs. IL. II. Bruce
Knight Mr.. Martin Erdman, Mrs w.
L. Godfrey and Mr.. James Warren
Lane, Jr.
The Baltic OF the White Star Line
also will sail to-day, and among her
passengers will be Mr.. and Mrs James
M. Wakeman. Mr.. and Mrs. George T..
Norris, Mr.. Stephen Johnson. Miss NJ.
G. c. Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan L.
George. Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Burton, Mr..
and Mrs. Dickinson Bishop and Mr.. IL.
II. Arnott
The Cunarder Caronia will leave to-
day for Liverpool with long list in all
classes. Included among her passengers
will be Mr. am Mrs. George Bannister.
Jr., of Chicago. Lady Ursula Blackwood,
Judge p. S. Grosscup, Mrs. Miles A..
Hoffman. DIR. D. Murphy, the Cunard
Line medical officer at Queenstown Mrs.
w. c. Martin, Mrs. G.. NJ. Martin, l.. L..
Reford. son OF Robert Reford of Mont
real; w. j. Webster. Miss e. r. Webster.
Mrs. w. +. Wroe and Miss Kathryn
Wroe.
Because of the large numbers of Ru-