The New York herald., 1921-02-04
AOUITANIA CARRIES
NOTABLES ABROAD
Charles NJ. Schwab. Marquis
of Carisbrooke, j. Stuart
Blackton Among Them.
CABIN HAS 715 GUESTS
r. B. Mahany to Attend Ge.
neva Convention ON Emf
grafton Problems.

No summer departure OF giant
Cunarder was more impressive than
that of the Aquitania. sailing yester-
day with us cabin voyagers, the largest
number that ever has gone out OF this
port on a midwinter day, which had
a temperature suggestive of the early
vernal season. A Joyous throng was at
the pier to see the multitude off.
The Marquis of Carisbrooke. youngest
son OF Prince Henry OF Baetenburg
brother OF the Queen OF Spain and
cousin of the King OF England. was
among q hundred noted folk who
sailed. He remarked that morning
pakr apparently had just found out
that he was a director of the Lamport
& Holt line, and had made the discov-
cry the basis of a story that he was
returning to England to enter business.
The fact is" the Marquis said, Il
have been a director of the Lamport
& Holt line for years, and when l ar
rived here the fact was published !
do not object to this misstatement 30
much as I do to the terrible picture
that you publish OF me with my mouth
open. 1t looks as II were feeding the
sea lions or something OF that sort.
The Marquis said he had had Jolly
good time here and hoped to come
again.
Charles M. Schwab. head OF the
Bethlehem steel Company. accompanied
by his friend and physician. DR.. Samuel
A. Brown. said he was going to Europe
to find out for himself the truth about
financial and otherwise. over
there. He said he would take especial
pains to get the trend OF things in Italy.
which he has not visited In twenty
years.
George e. Learnard. president OF the
International Combustion Engineering
Corporation, Is going to England ana
France to establish factories there he
said: "The best way to bring the ex-
change Of both France and England 70
parity is to make 1t possible Tor tneir
raw materials to be fabricated IN their
own factories with their own labor. to
be sold to their own people for money
that will remain In their own banks.
with the mechanical equipment we pur-
pose to install production will be IN
creased in all lines and surplus Will be
created for export. The conservation OF
coal by proper combustion Is the hrst
and most important step in any direction
of this kind"
]. Stuart Blackton. motion picture pro-
ducer, who has arranged for the appear
ance In the films of Lady Diana Man
ners. Is going to Haddon Hall. her ances-
trail home, to depict her in play that
will take in Haddon Hall and the sur
rounding country.
Rowland b. Mahany. Deputy Commas
sioner Of Immigration, will attend the
Commission on Immigra-
ton and Emigration at Geneva. Switzer-
land, as the representative Of the United
States.
Col Homer Folks, assistant manager
Of the Atlantic Division of the American
Red Cross, Is going with his wife to help
organize cooperative relief work In, Eu-
rope in giving medical care for sick ana
destitute children.
Other passengers are Ira Nelson Nor
ris. American Minister to Sweden; Col.
and Mrs. r. r Mccormick Of Chicago.
Sir Mortimer and Lady Davis, Mrs. Otto
Kahn, Mr.. and Mrs. James de Roth
schild, Mrs. Joseph Pulitzer. Mrs F. G.
Sir Algernon Firth, presi-
dent of the Chamber of Commerce OF
the United Kingdom; Claude NJ john
son, president of the Rolls Royce COM
pany Mrs. ii. II. Harjes. Patrick Fran
cis Murphy and Col. and Mrs. A. IL.
Carter