New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-13
Five Liners Sail
WithAmerica1ls
OF Note Aboard
William G. Sharp, Former
Ambassador to France.
viii Study Post War
Conditions i'm Europe
Congressional Party OFF
4 Senators and A Repre-
sentatives 10 Attend Inter-
Parliamentary Gathering

William C. Sharp, former American
Ambassador TO France, who was in
Paris from the early days of the war
sailed yesterday for Europe on board
the French liner La Savoie, accom-
panied By Mrs. Sharp and their daugh-
ter, Margaret. Mr.. Sharp is going
abroad primarily on a pleasure trip,
but will also investigate postwar con-
ditions He said he would visit Prague,
the capital of -Slovakia. in order
70 renew his friendship with President
Jan Masaryk, whom he last saw when
the government of the new republic
was being installed.
Having been awarded temporary
alimcny in the divorce suit of her
husband, Dudley A. Beekman,, Mrs.
Refine Marguerite Pugnoud Beekman
sailed for France to visit her mother
for a month
Captain Emmanuel Lombard, Assist
ant Military Attache TO the French
Embassy st Washington, also left on
the vessel for vacation trip.
Congress Delegation Sails
Sailing on the President Harding, of
the United States Lines, which left for
Plymouth, Cherbourg and Bremen from
Hoboken yesterday, was the delegation
OF four senators and four representa-
sves that will attend the Inter-Allied
Parliamentary Union at Geneva. The
party included Senators ", S. McKin-
ley. of Illinois; Selden s. Spencer, Of
Missouri; W. J. Harris, of Georgia, and
T. H Caraway, of Arkansas, and Repre-
sentatives II. W. Temple, of Pennsyl
vania; a. j. Montague, of Virginia; T.
E Burton, of Ohio, and W. O. Oldfeld,
Of Arkansas. They were accompanied
by Henry N. Pindell, of Illinois, former
Ambassador to Russia, and ]. w. Stipes;
Of Washington, D. c. Many friends of
the Legislators were at the pier to see
them off.
Also on board the President Harding
were J. Barstow Smull. president
of the Emergency Fleet Corporation,
Mrs. Smull and their daughter, and
Commissioner T. I. Thompson, of the
United States Shipping Board, who was
also accompanied by his wife and
daughter. The shipping officials will
visit the European Offices of the Ship
ping Board.
The liner Nieuw Amsterdam, of the
Holland America Line, sailed from
Hoboken with $40 passengers for Rot
terdam. Among those on board were
: Colonel S. Listoa, c. H. D. Beckmann,
commercial manager Of the Western
Union cable system at Amsterdam;
captain George S Keeler and Mr.. and
Mrs. Miner S. Keller.
Polish Official Returns
DR. H. Ken. medical inspector of
NJ he
left yesterday on the ICELAND, of the
Red Star Line, after a thorough inspec-
ton Of the methods OF handling immi-
grants in this country. DR. Kon ex-
pressed much satisfaction with the i'm
migration stations here and said he
would install some of their practices
at the detention stations in Poland.
where ne and his staff inspect all emf
grants bound for the United States.
Others on the ship were Mrs. Chris
tine Allen and Miss Fanny B. Warren,
of the Baptist mission, Atlanta, who
are on their way to Africa; DR.. and
Mira Thomas A. Poole and Clarence r.
Wilson, of Washington.
number OF prominent American and
English business men sailed yesterday
on board the Cedric, of the White Star
Line, which left for Queenstown and
Liverpool Among them were James G.
Ci@ASs NiASNIOI III numerous DuDliC
utilities corporations. accompanied by
Mrs. Brady and Miss Jane Brady; r. G.
Achelis, director of the American Hard
Rubber Company; William Hirst Brit
Ism wooden manufacturer; c. G. Du
Bois and G. Anderegg, of the Western
Electric Company: J. H. Manchester
representative of the Ford Motor Com.
pany in France; J. Smiley Cooey, man
sger OF the Barber Mills, who goes
abroad to investigate the flax situa-
ton. and Mrs. Cooey, John Campbell and
Reuben Jaeger. of the Scottish Wooden
Trade Mark Association, and Percy
Burrell. of the French Cable Company
Sailing on the Cedric
Others on the Cedric were DR.. Ed
EIrdo A. Lanedo, Venezuelan Trade
Commissioner for the United States
and Canada, who has been assigned to
6 post in London; Judge Richard T.
O'CoEnell of Hartford; Mrs. William
Hit, of Washington, and Mr.. and Mrs.
y Stephen Van Wyck
q DR.. Charles Cushman Payne. of
La: chmont, n. Y, d noted yachtsman
and dentist to the singers of the Met
ropiiitan Opera Company, sailed yes
terday with Mrs. Payne on the Gala
mares. of the United Fruit Company.
Or Payne is going TO Port Limon to
buy a native Indian dugout sailing
canoe, with which he intends to enter
the small boat races at Larchmont next
month.