The New York herald., 1922-06-18

Transatlantic passenger records that
have stood since June, 1914. were shat
tered yesterday when the White Star
liner Majestic put to sea with 2.172 pas
sengers More than $500 visitors were
aboard the vessel to see relatives and
friends until few minutes before sail
ing time.
Nine vessels in all left with total
of approximately 5000 passengers. Ship
ping men conceded that the sailinss
marked the passing of the crest OF
heavy eastbound ocean traffic for the
season.
The steamships carried as distin guish-
ed a gathering of men and women as
have left this port in some time. the
Majestic carried 500 in her first cabin,
which was the second largest sailing or
first cabin passengers, the record hav-
ing been established in June. 1914. by the
German steamship Imperator. when she
left with Sl3 passengers. There were
7S3 persons in the second cabin OF the
Majestic and $40 persons Travelled third
class.
Among those aboard the vessel were
Samuel Untermyer and Mrs. Cntermyer.
Frank A. Munsey, proprietor of THE
NEW YORK HERALD. THE SUN and the
Evening Tele0rom. who was leaving Tor
a visit Of from four to six weeks and
possibly longer in England and France
William Hayward. United states Attor-
ney Lindley M. Garrison, receiver of the
Rrooklyn Rapid Transit Company !;
Frank N. Doubleday and J. Leonard
Replogle, chairman of the Replogle Steel
Company.
SON Confers with Unfer-nyer.
feature of the Majestic's sailing was
q spirited dash up the river aboard
special tug from the Cunard liner Beren-
raria on which he had just arrived. oil
Alvin Untermyer, son of Mr.. Untermyer.
The younger lawyer reached the sea
giantess Just a few moments before her
gangplanks were raised and had tlfnS
for a brief talk with his father reiatiVe
to the Nine. Gamma Walska- ALEXANDER
Smith Cochran divorce. which ne naI
gone overseas to arrange. Neiliiei
father nor son would discuss the suit
Mr. Munsey said his principal busi-
ness interest in the trip abroad was the
Ne,g York Herald OF Parts, which he
termed "the only perfect paper nave
SEEN" &C..
III runs itself" said Mr.. Munsey, re.
calves no complaints. Is of small size anu
easily read. pleases everybody ana MAKES
money That Is perfection in news
paper" ~. hts
Col HAYWARD was accompanied oy MS
son. Leland Hayward. and said he was
going TO Paris to confer with agents OF
The Department OF Justice. and particu-
larlv with Joseph Duvivier, who was an
assistant on the stan or Cnaries o
whitman when he was District ATTORNEY
Col. Hayward hopes to obtain ce.'sln
denositions from men who had acted iot
tha defunct Kerensky Government o,
Russia in the purchase of large amount
80 s,innlies from the American Gov
ernment. IA de.
The Kerensky Government nao
,osItad approximately S.5OO,oO WIFI
the National City Bank for TINS pu,'
nose and the bank has refused 10 pay
the United States without the proPe'
authority. Col Hayward hopes TO op'
toin the necessary authority through
the depositions. which he feeis ne WI
have no trouble in getting. II Is NE
plan to return in about a morth'
Mr.. Garrison on Vacation.
Mr. Untermyer said he was leaVins
for vacation and that ne prooau,' ,,,,
would not return until September. M
comment on matters pertaining to tn
Lakewood committee, war contrac
frauds and other matters was contlne'
| TO a printed statement, printed else
where In this newspaper. =.
Mr.. Garrison was accompanied o!
Mrs. Garrison and said he would spen'
two months In trip through Englan'
| and France. The receiver said II wa
his first trip abroad since 1907. Mr.
| and Mrs. Garrison had as fellow pas
| senxers Benjamin q. Paskus OF IN
law firm of Rose e. Paskus and Mrs
] Paskus.
Mr.. Replogie said the object of hi
| trip was rest. Others aboard TN
vessel were Bowman Gray, vice-presi
| dent of the r. ]. Reynolds Tobacc'
Company; Arthur v. Davis. president o
the Aluminium Company of America, an'
| the Rev Nicholas A. Marnell. pasto
| OF the Church of Our Lady OF Lourdes
| West Orange. Father Joseph T. Con
nors accompanied the pastor.
! Mrs Juliet Griffiths Mosher, daugh
! ter of Mr. and Mrs. John S. Griffith,
! OF $40 Park avenue, whose singing i'm
pressed Nine. Emma Calve so deeply
that the singer invited her to be he'
guest at her French villa for tho sum
mer. during which time she will re-
ceive singing lessons, left with hei
parents by the Van Dyke, now run.
ming under the flag OF the Royal Nal
Steam Packet Company. Others aboard
the vessel we're SIR Arthur Cook, gen.
eral manager Of thb Lamport a. Holt
Line: Mrs. G. s. Bissell, Judge William
G. Ryan Of Doyiestown, "a; II. o. Os-