New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
Aqllitania With
S1,O4O,OOOCold
Has Rough Trip
Prince Bibesco, Rumanian
Minister, Princess and
Daughter Among l.776
Passengers Aboard
Envoy Hopes for Europe
Wife Says She Is Writing
"The Balloon" Another
Book of Short Stories

Delayed By n series Of rough seas.
squalls and FOG. the Cunarder Aqui-
tania did not -e2eh her pier until s
O'Clock last night. She brought large
consignment OF mails. si,o4O,oOo IN
gold. consigned 10 bankers here. and
I,77s passengers from Southampton
and Cherb0Grg
Prince Antoine Bibeseo, Rumanian
Minister 10 the United States. was
among the passengers With his wife,
the Princess Bibesco. and their dauCh-
ter. Princess Priscilla, after being
abroad several months. The princess,
the daughter Of Marcot Asquith. said
she was writing another book, The
Balloons which she described as o
vclume Of short stories that are per
haps more localized than her former
book, u Have Only Myself 20 Blame,
which. she said, had been tran SLATED
into seven languages, including Jap
anese.
Prince Dibcsco was optimistic in
reference 20 conditions in Eurore and
discrediscd any evils that might grow
out Of the Greek cebacic. he pre-
dicted that the Lausanne conference
would result il adjusting the European
situation. for tie statesmen and diplo-
mats there realize that they must set
sle and not create aay new probleris.
Sure Conference viii Help
"There have been statesmen in the
past" he declared. who. Ike certain
physicians, get their patients into .
fever and tkcn show them how they
can be cured Now things have
changed. The best minds Of Europe
are getting together for the purpose
Of doing something for the different
nations that requires a remety. The
tine has gone by for the statesmen
10 represent j1st their own interests
and they know the must work In
harmony 70 bring conditions back TO
formal.
While in Rumanis the prince at
ended the coronation Of King Ferdi-
1snd and Queen Marie. The latter, he
aid, Is every anxious 20 visit the
United States. but cannot do so before
1sxt autumn at the earliest. The
rincess was not present al the cor
nation ceremonies. having passed most
q her time with her mother in Great
.ritain. They we're met 81 the pier
lst night by representatives cf the
.umanian government IN this eity'
hey will 60 90 Washington to-day.
Commissioner David c. Lamb Of the
Aviation Army also was among the
rassengers. lie is making his annual
rip 10 Canada in the interests Of i'm
migration. He denied that he had come
this country In connection with the
smoval order Of Miss Evangeline
Tooth as head OF the organization In
~. If. ..st11 Il 80
rda 70 make arrangements with the
,anadian government for the continu-
tion Of the immigration Of the unem-
sloyed Of Great Britain. a national pro-
ram that has been adopted 20 relieve
The mother country Of her host Of un-
mployed and their families.
Considerable interest was manifested
by the passengers on the Aquitania in
Iiss Margaret Leahy, who was chosen
put Of 100000 contestants by The Lon
ION Daily Sketch" as EnRiand's most
beautiful girl The prize winner. a
1iquant brunette type with chestnut
lair and blue eyes, and very unassum-
ng, declared she won the distinction
only through a girl chum who insisted
lpon submitting her picture.
VIII Play With Norma Talmadse
Miss Leahy l. on her way to the
coast, where she will take a part with
Norma Talmadge In a picture, after
vhieh she will return 60 England TO
tar in productions. She was met at
he pier BIZ representatives OF the film
company but was disappointed at not
,eing welcomed down the bay By the
nunicipal welcoming boat. the John +.
Iylan, as promised. She was accom-
lanied by her mother.
Others on the vessel included MRS
Tules Bache, wife Of the banker, who
-eturns after an eleven months trip
broad, 20 be at home with her chill
lren for the holidays; Jules Heurte-
matte, Belgian consul 20 Panama; Mrs.
ira Nelson Morris, wife Of the Amer
can Minister 20 Sweden, who arrived
acre a few days ago: Count Simeon
Lityinoff, and the countess, on their
way 20 Hankow. China. where the count
has large tea interests; Thaddeus Pla-
.inski. attache Of the Polish consulate
IN this city, returning from a visit
broad: Walter j. Camp, a director Of
ne United American Lines, aecompa-
MED by Emil Ledcrer, general passen-
rer trafic director Of the line, return
ng from business trip; Sir Richard
4. Squires. X. g.. X. {. NJ. C.. Prime
Minister Of Newfoe, dland, on his way
,ome: Vladimir Rossing. Russian
larytone, and Mrs. W. II. Langdon and
her three children. Judge W. II. Lang
Ion, Justice Of the California State
Court OF Appeal. travelled 5000 miles
% greet his family upon arrival after
in months in Tur,.oc