New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-04
Enright Sails
With Ruffles
And Flourishes
RI. Club Marbles, 2 Bands
''i Room, Fire Boats Spout
Streams of Water and
ldmiring Planes Fly
COodby Song Draws Tears
t.r,e Part Of City Pay Roll
I Paw. Its Homage on Dock
and Trip Down the Bay

.,.,.,d r. Enright. Police Commits
., md a merry day yesterday
~. \. departed on the White Star
- ol,mpie on the first leg OF
~, junk.t Everything was to
=. ms,,s There was plenty OF music
-. air. IN abundance Of gold lace
-. ,i,r and enough hourishes and
"a. 70 last until the police depart
80, Of Berlin, Vienna. Paris LONDON
- Rom. augment the supply. j.,
=. -, vesse. Itself and on the broad
-, White Star Line were hun
30 -, A. folk who would 60 through
ore si,' q, Enright. The Police Glee Club
o.. ~, sentiment with sweet voices,
.,,,v time they rounded up the
-, v;,h aEnrirht. you're all right;
en- % through hell for YOU" the
..I,itud, sppl.uded and cheered loud
i, To,ti'. 'COOdby" brought tears to
~, =, ave, q few Of the faithful
on, Pay Roll Well Represented
No., vivian and nearly every one
-, vhil. on the departmental pay
,.u. wen, down to the sea TO say
.s.Sh, 20 N. Commissioner. But the
80. did no, end on the shore. The
o. l. "a, vet 10 come
n. Olympic had barely 'traish'ened
-. IA N. fsirvsy when down the river
cam. , hydro-sirplsne, Offering It's
S,oriss TO tn. clsttsr Of the Enrisht
farewell.
The band Of the Street Cleaning De-
urm.nt made music while the Ponce
R,,.rv. band went aboard the police
boat John F. Hylsn and carried the
n,rrin.nt and cheer down the bay.
The last tribute TO the departing Po-
Ne. Commissioner was when the hre-
boats New Yorker and John Purroy
Mitchell took positions of the Olympies
pert quarter and threw up streams OF
water. While they pumped an air
plan. shot BY at low altitude trailing
itresmer on which appeared the word
"Enright."
Commissioner Enright. who WAS ac-
eompanied by his wife. will be abroad
six weeks studying the police methods
Of the important European capitals,
paying a special visit 20 Scotland ard.
he said he would invite police officials
to st.end the international police con-
i.rnee here in September
Dr.. John A. Harriss. the Special
Deputy Police Commissioner in charge
Of tnric. who was TO have sailed with
his chief, had his baggage removed
from the Olympic before she sailed.
ssying that he would depart later. He
ad he had just received a telegram
relative to important business which
compelled him 70 cancel his reserva-
tons.
Rseburn's Body on Board
The Olympic took away in her NOR
nay chapel the body Of Sir Ernest
n Raeburn, the wartime head Of the
british Ministry Of Shipping in the
United States, who died Of pneumonia
On Thursday. A special guard, made
rp OF British naval reserve men, will
attend the body throughout the run Of
de vessel TO Southampton. Captain
Gloster Armstrong, the British Consul
General in New York, and prominent
British steamship officials were pres
snt when the body was taken aboard.
Field Marshal Earl French, who has
been here visiting friends, departed
saying that he had been "smothered
With kindness" and was determined 20
cone here every year.
Me. Mitzi Hajos. the musical com
'dy star, who in private life is Mrs.
Boyd Marshall, sailed with her hus-
bsnd to visit her mother and sisters
n Budapest.
Among others on board were: Rod
ran wsnamsker, Baroness Cartier de
firchienne, wife OF the Belgian AM
Colonel Michael Friedsam,
lwsf Hoffman,. the pianist; Colonel
Jefferson de Mont Thompson, Irving I.
Bush. Miss Ina Claire. Miss Grace
Moore and Joseph Pulitzer.