The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-13
MAJESTIC ARRIVES WITH 2,2OO
PASSENGERS IN A NEW RECORD
Largest Number of Passengers Carried by Single
Vessel-Mr. Vanderlip and Mr.. Untelmyer
Return-Mr. Sterl's Body Home.

bel and Fred Gimbel. and like Mr.. Mar
shall. said he had not attempted to dis
cover all that was wrong with Europe
or offer any remedy for conditions there
Stores in Paris and London are doins
good business. he said. which was more
in his line than International politics.
Miss Pola Negri. famed film star. who
in private is the Countess Appollonia
ombska, arrived for her first visit to
the United States. and according 70 the
few words Of English she speaks. Is lat
the city OF my dreams" She gave her
maiden name Of Appollonia Chalupex, GO
the immigration officers, and her birth
place az Warsaw. Poland.
Miss Normand Returns.
Miss Mabel Normand. screen actress.
also returned after a trip abroad last
June. She discussed motion picture mat
tiers in general and paid generous trib-
ute to her foreign coworker. Miss Negri.
whom she said she though one OF the
most beautiful women she had ever seen.
The trunks and baggage OF Miss Negri
were given special attention by both the
customs men and two men sent from the
Department Of Justice II was rumored
that the work Of the actress In Germany
during the war had rot been to the
Allies liking. but the actress said that
she had been bounded by the German
authorities because she had sent large
sums Of money 10 the Poles during the
war. The Department OF Justice men
said that they were present ito expedite
her baggage" She wore several thou
sand dollars worth OF jewels. On the
Majestic was Ben Blumcnthal. president
OF the corpora ton which IS to make sew
eral pictures ~ the foreign star who
will 60 10 California In a week or two.
Former Senator James A. O'Gormar !;
returned with Mrs O'Gorman and their
daughter Alice from trip through
France. mostly IN Brittany and Nor
mandy. senator O'Gorman said that
with regard to the Irish question n.
believed that more than 90 per cent.
Of tile Irish are ready 10 stand by the
provisional Government and that in
losing Collins and Grifiith the Irish
people had lost two oil the finest men
they had ever known.
Among others who returned were
Count y. A. Constantine, Special At
tache Of the Italian Embassy in wash
ington Capt. the Hon. Lionel Guest. Air
Attache OF the British Embassy IN Wash
ington the Countess dc fsaugier- vilIars.
formerly Miss Garcia Livingston OF New
York. Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Tckeiheimcr.
Or. and Mrs. Francis Y. Dercum ana
Miss Mary dc Haven Dcrcum OF Phila
deiphia. Or. Leo Buergcr. Mr.. and Mrs.
Andre dc Coppct. Joshua Crane Mr. and
Mrs. Henry w. de Forest and Philip
Goodman. who brought back forty-five
German plays. one Of which Man
kind" will be produced by Arthur Hop.
kns. and pr and Mrs. Abraham
Flexner.
on board the steamship President
Monroe. which arrived Yesterday from
Cherbourg and Southampton. was Dr.
aud Mrs. y. X. kelcrsberger. mission.
aries who have been in the Congo dis.
trict OF Africa. Mrs. Kellersberger re-
Gently won a long battle for life against
sleeping sickness. brought on BY being
bitten by the tsetse hy while travelling
us the Congo River. Her husband gave
her emergency treatment and a race for
England was begun. When that country
was reached surgeons held out little
hope for the wonlans recovery. She Is
said TO be the first white woman ever Ia
recover from the effects OF such a bite.