The evening world., 1921-07-13
DETA|N N0TABLES
ON MAURITANIA
UNDER ALIEN RULE:
Count Szechenyi Changes
Time He Intends to Stay
Here Before He Can Land.
"JIM' BARNES HELD UP.
Golfer and Seven Others From
England Later Released
Passengers Indignant.

Annoyance. evaporation and IN
some instances hystcria were prcva-
lent among first and second cabin
passengers on the Cunarder Maure-
;ania, which arrived to-day from
Southampton. Ncause the lmmlgra
ton authorities insisted upon putting
numerous aliens arriving here on
business or pleasure trips in the m
migrant class untjl they can estab-
hsh To the satisfaction OF some
mysterious official IN Washington
that they should not DE SO classified.
At o'clock this aftern 'on att'r 4
delay of Two hours, The mvstcr'"ds
Washington official ordered that all
FIRST q, bin natives Of the Brir sh Isles
who had been detained Should be 70
leased That order allowed riSnt Of
IN, twenty-three first CABIN aliens T."
20 ashore The rcma ming iifl,,n '"I
!S0 aliens in the second cabin tac'
the prospect of remaining ON IA"
Naurctania all night. although Il :
possible that, Ultimately. all VIII be
released
This sort OF thing" saId an util-
Ger Of the ship. isn't gong to add 10
rhe pleasure or expedite tine progress
L.. al.
Among those held up but later re-
leased when he changed his papers
to read Intend 10 remain month
from Intend to remain indefinitely
was Count Lazslo Szechenyr Of Hun
gary. the husband of Gladys Wander
bilt, who gave his New York address
as No. ! West 57th street, the Van
aerhilt home. The Count was sur
prised to- learn that he is considered
an emigrant.
Michael Fokine and his wife vera
Fokinr, the Russian dancers, and
their son Michael Jr. were detained
They were here al last winter al
the Metropolitan and have home
at No e26 West I'D stree. F"kin"
is unIcr contract to form ballet
Tor ia. Hippodrome. They we're re-
leased this afternoon.
Probably the most heated ina
yidual on the Mauretanla waS jaime"
Barnes, he professional Of the PEI
ham Country club, returning from
participation in th" BrItish R"li
rhampionships He has lVed IN lhIS
country sixteen years ana has taken
out his first papers, but was helh W
necause .he British immigration
quota for miy has already b"n
.xccrd.d. Hc was one "f ~" "lshi
release
Robert J. Glchrtst an English cot
TON broker and his wife who was born
in Georgia, were detained. MI Gil
.rhrIst lives part Of Tn" time in Ne"
York and part OF the trn" IN fhS
land Arthur James McAllistrr. an
other British cotton factor who
anends most Of ms time travelling
between New York and London, was
detained. as was Edmund A. Rice, the
English director Of many American
foundry corporations who has an Of
flee at No 6l6 West i2d Street.
Leonic j. Colvocoressi. "a Greek
, who has lived IN New York az inter
walls for twenty years and has two
sons who y-..r horn IN this country
was dct... 81 with his wife and the
'chlldr,n because the Greok quota {"
Immigrants for the month Of July has
occn cxcCsded Mr. ColyuCoressl came
over 10 spend money IN a business
way, but isn't so keen about LAWNS
out funds as ne wa when ho let
. the other side
There arc l2l Polish immigrants II
the stcerage OF the Maurctania wh'
cannot be landed. The Polish imml
grafton quota for July mas been eX
ceeded.