New-York tribune., 1921-10-12

degree % prosperity here until inter
national trade is tablisned through
Steps leading 70 European political and
commercial rehabilitation MIR. Nit
cheN said The basic requirements Tor
thls, he continued. are new under
standing between nations with lmita-
ton or military expenditures and open
ING o. trade gates, together with the
readjustment OF international debts
and the removal Of trade barriers.
Rodman Nanamaker, Special Deputy
Pohce Commissioner, who has greeted
IN oohaf Of she city thousands of per
sons arriving at this port, came home
or the Olympic after two months Of
recreation abroad
Inc Charities cutter Correction, with
tae Street Clearing Department band
and an ABUNDANT spread of bunting,
Went Gown tNe Bay TO greet the special
commissioner. Plastered over the cut
ter were large banners bearing the
words, Nelcome Home, Commissioner
Manama. ~
Ny. WanamaNer said he had made a
study o. the police reserves of London
aAd would present it in the form of a
report to the Police Commissioner.
Famine Committee Aboard
Albert \. Johnson and Frank Comes.
OF New ork, members of a commits
sion that investigated famine condi-
JlorS IN Russia, returned on the Olym-
pic 10 make q report to Secretary
Hoover. The commission. with the sane
ton Of TIE Red leaders. made an in
spection OF over 5000 miles of the
Nolga River territory. No reports ver
given nave in the least eXaggerated
conditions there, Mr.. Comes said the
sights in the famine stricken section
being the saddest of their experience.
It is no misstatement 20 say that close
TO 100000 Russians are dying each day
from starvation, Mr.. Johnson declared.
Rudolph Gam. The pianist, arrived
with Mrs. CAM after spending the
summer It their villa in Switzerland
Nr- Gan@ WiII assume the leadership Of
the ST. Louis Symphony Orchestra.
Miss Claire Dux. coloratnra and
lyric soprano who sang Mimi in GA
Boheme" with Caruso at the Roval
Opera IN Berlin. came over on the
Olympic to join the Chicago Opera
Company. She viii open her American
season III Chicago in La Boheme." Also
on lhe VeSsei WGs Tino Pattiera. an
itaiian tenor, who Will sing the leading
tenor roles with the Chicago Opera
Company.
Many NotaDies Arrive
Among the saloon passengers was
the Countess OF Granard. accompanied
BY her children. Lady MORA Forbes
LADY Eileen Forbes and the Niscount
FORBES. The countess said that she
had come here 20 visit with her father.
Ogden Mills, until December, and that
the Earl Of Granard would come here
and accompany his family to England
The countess was accompanied by Mrs
Cavendish- bcntinck, who will be her
guest N this country
Also on board was the Niscountess
Harcou.t 6. B. T., who comes herc on
her first visit in twenty-four years.
She IS the VIE of q former ?rivv Coun-
c!llor OF England. and before her mar
riage wAs Miss Ethel Burns, daughter
OF Waiter II Burns. a son-in-aw Of
Jpnius Spencer Morgan, grandfather Of
the present J. P. Morgan. The viscour-
tess will spend the winter here with
the Morgan family.
Among others on the Olympic were
Brigadier General SIR William Alex
ander, K. B. f.. c. &. c. NJ. g.. D. S. o.:
Sir Alfred Butt. Mr.. and Mrs. William
? Bonbright. Henry Clews. Mrs. c. &.
Cornell, Wallace Edd.nger, Bronislau
Hubsrman, the violinist Professor
II. c. Jacobous, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Clay Phipps, Mrs. j. s. Morgan, Percy
4. Rockefeller, Raoul V Palmeri, Major
{. W. Connery, Mrs. John W Mackav
end Miss Katherine Mackay and the
Hon. Charles lizard