New-York tribune., 1921-09-22
Here
After Fighting g
Terrific Storm
Liners Engines Slowed AL
most to Standstill as Cy-
clonic Gale Sweeps Over
the Atlantic Three Days
Guggenheim Optimistic
Says Europe Has Stopped
Talking Bolshevism and
Sees Prosperity for u. S.

The Olympic arrived yesterday from
Southampton after battering her way
through one of the heaviest storms Of
her career last week in mid-ocean.
The White Star liner docked almost a
day late, having laid up at Quarantine
overnight
The storm broke over the Atlantic
last Friday from the northwest, shifted
and increased in volume until on Sun
day evening a cyclonic gale was blow
Ing from the southwest. After that
the weather abated During the last
day of the blow the ships engines
were slowed down almost to a stand
still. Only 375 miles were covered on
Sunday, as against $40 the next day.
DR.. Nicholas Murray Butler, presi-
dent of Columbia University; Daniel
Guggenhelm, Senator'S Walter L. Edge,
OF New Jersey, and Davis Elkins, of
West Virginia; Henry Fairfield Os-
born, diseetor of the Natural History
Museum, THOMAS Fortune Ryan, Sam
uel UnterrysA Ogden Mills and many
professional pSrsons were listed amonp
the OlyraAlcS 730 first cabin passen-
Butlef May Enter Campaign
Dr.. Butler returned with Mrs. Butler
and their daughter after spending sew
eral months in Europe, during which
he assisted in the laying of the cor
nerstone Of the new library at Louvain.
When asked if he would enter poll
tics in the near future DR.. Butler
smiled and said: "You know l never
dabble in politics. But l may make an
exception this year"
Daniel Guggenheim, the copper mag
nate, said it was noticeable to him dur
ing his two months abroad with Mrs.
Guggenheim that practically every
enc had stopped talking about Boil
shevsm since last year"
I've heard, too, that many American
$4,000, 100000 in circulation in this
country being menace as leading to
imitation" Mr.. Guggenheim added.
Let them know there's no other coun-
try IN the world but would be glad to
relieve US Of it with thanks. It is the
foundation for the great prosperity,
believe, that is going to take place in
this country"
Leonora Hughes arrived with her
dancing partner, Maurice, who brings
MItn S1sa him hin s sS,4;a new dances Of his and
seen -" feh de Maurice Dances"
lingham krpdsttion. Tbe couple re-
Gently danced before the King and
Queen of England.
Brings Collections for Museum
News of two ppshistoric cave dwell
lings discovered in the French Pyre-
nees was brought back by Professor
Osborn, as we'll as many additions to
the museums collection, especially the
Age of Man hall. He also gathered
material for a book on prehistoric
man. With his family he visited the
Prince of Monaco in France, who has
established the first game preserve in
the republic, Mr.. Osborn said
Senator Edge declared that Europe
looks forward with great hope to the
Washington Limitation of Armament
Conference. II it does not end success
fully, he said, Europe will go broke. He
spent his vacation shooting in Scot
land.
Coming all the way from Albania to
accept special scholarship at Barnard
College in recognition of her relief
services in the Near East, Miss Mar
guerite sMoseley- Williams, twenty
year-old girl, was among the arrivals.
Miss Moseley Williams attracted atten-
tlon Of the Red Cross by her emark-
able organization ability in Albania,
where she has already opend several
schools and organized a troop of Boy
Scouts. She was student in Switzer-
land at the start Of the war, but ran
away and Joined the French forces.
later receiving the Croix de Guerre and
the Legion of Honor awards.
Miss Moseley- Williams, who is ma
tive of Kelsall, near Manchester, Eng
land, declared that she will return to
A L q
ished.
To Spend Million Here
Henry Mason Day, representative of
the republics OF Armenia, Georgia and
Azerbajan to arrange trade relations
with the United States, said he had
been authorized to spend $1,0O0,00O in
gold for purchases in behalf Of these
republics. Sixty-five per cent of the
riches of Russia, Mr.: Day declared, are
in the territory under the control of
the three republics he represents.
Ossip Gabrilowitsch, pianist and con-
ductor of the Detroit Symphony
Orchestra, brought back from Europe
several new symphonies, by Mailer,
and new modern Russian orchestra Sc
lections.
Ivan Caryll, the composer, brought
with him the score of "The Hotel
Mouse" which the Shuberts will pro-
duce this fall. He was one among sew
eral writer's, including Charming Pol
ock, who returned on the Olympic.
Other arrivals were r. j. Cuddihy, !
treasurer of Funk G. Wagnalls; Mr.. and |
Mrs. Charles Scribner, Mr.. and Mrs. |
Robert E. Tod, Mrs. Joseph E. Willard, |
Nora Bayes, Sir Drummond- Fraser,
Livingston Delaheld, General and Mrs.
Avery D. Andrews. S. w. Straus and
Ralph de Palma.