The New York herald., 1922-06-14
Majestic, Giantess
of Sea, in With
728 Passengers
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Walters
AID w. w. Atterbury
Return.

second trip across the Atlantic. with 72S
passengers aboard. among whom were
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Walters, who are
returning from their wedding trip
abroad. They will go to Newport soon,
where they will open Sherwood. their
villa in that resort. Their large steam
yacht Narada will have Newport as it's
summer port Mrs. Walters was Mrs.
Pembroke Jones' Other arrivals in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Duncan.
Mrs. Cornelius II. Tangeman,. Mr.. and
Mrs Hayward Cutting. Mr. and Mrs.
John Magee. Miss Elizabeth d. Putnam
and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Walter Wood.
Others were W. w. Atterbury, vice.
president and general manager of the
Pennsylvania Railroad; Joseph c. Grew,
American Minister to Switzerland: Sir
James Carmichael X b. E.. formerly
Drector-General OF Housing in Eng
land. and Meyer Bloomfield. a Boston
attorney. who went overseas on a semi
government mission. to study conditions
in Soviet Russia. Adit.-Gen. j. Leslie
Kincaid and Mrs Klncaid returning
from tour of the French and Italian
battlefields, also were aboard the ves-
sci.
There is no better country in the
world than this Mr.. Atterbury, VINO
was director-general of military rail-
roads in France during the war, said. "I
am glad to be back
Mr.. Atterbury Interviewed.
Mr.. Atterbury was adverse to dis
cussing world problems. saying that the
situation in Europe Is too serious to
discuss offhand." He said that he went
to Europe principally to attend the Inter-
national Railway Congress in Rome. He
was accompanied by Mrs Atterbury and
his daughter. Miss Elizabeth Atterbury.
He was met at Quarantine by his son
and two officials of the Pennsylvania
Railroad. Mr.. Atterbury left immedi-
ately for his home in Philadelphia.
Adjutant Gen. Kincaid said he was
deeply impressed during his travels in
Europe by the commercial development
of the airplane. He said "the American
people ought to realize that they are
neing left at the post as regards air
development One of the reasons for
the European leadership. he said, was
The fact that the development was being
aided by Government subsidies.
while in France the General visited
the Twenty-seventh Division Cemetery
near the famous Hindenburg line. and
reported that he found the graves well
cared for. He told of seeing a ceme-
terry near Bony in which were buried
the bodies of 1900 American soldiers
whose homes were in this city. Gen.
Kincaid deplored the lack of memorials
TO soldiers from this State. calling at
tention to the fact that Pennsylvania
and other States have erected several
monuments to their soldier dead in
France. THE British literally have
plastered the whole of France with trib-
utes to their dead" he said.
Gen. kincaid also visited the italian
battlefields and said he returns to the
United States with a more profound un-
derstanding of what the Italians did in
the war. He declared the Italian people
are beginning to realize that Gen. Cad
dorna had one of the most gigantic prob
lens of the war on his hands, when the
terrain OF the Italian frontier Is consid-
cred. and that they now believed "he
did his job WELL" While In Italy Gen.
Kincaid and Mrs. Kincaid were the
guests Of Gen. Dlaz.
To Tour American Cities.
Sir James Carmichael. X. p. f.. whose
home is in Kingston Hill Place, a
suburb of London. was director of the
structural side OF the Ministry of
Munitions during the war and after
ward became Director General Of Hous-
ing. His war and after war service and
the death of two sons in the service go
undermined his health that Sir James
had TO retire. He had as n travelling
companion Walker Smith. his successor
whose title is Director of Housing and
Health. They will tour fifteen American
cities and return by the Olympic July 12
THE rent problem is not yet solved in
England" Sir James said, "but the ter
rors of the housing shortage have been
diminished somewhat"
Other passengers on the Majestic were
Lady Thornton and her daughter. Miss
Anne Thornton, who is here to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George ID. Blair
of Newcastle. Pa, and to see her son,
J. w. Thornton. who has been attending
81. Paul's School Robert Grant. who
has been sent by the Monte Carlo Casino
10 play in the golf tournament Lieut.
Col. II. Nelson Jackson. national vice
commander of the American Legion. who
represented the Legion at the convention
of the British Legion in England. and
w. A. CASTOR, son of the former Gov
ernor of Massachusetts,.
From the Bahamas.
Lady Maud Cordeaux, wife of the
Governor General of the Bahamas who
Is in New York, and the Hon. Faith
Dawnay arrived in New York from
Nassau yesterday on the Munargo of
the Manson Steamship Line.
Among the other passengers were:
Lawrence Duggan. Francis Saad.
George w. Chesbrough. Mr.. and Mrs II.
Gilbert Jordan and children; John w.
Stafford. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred f. Her.
sey. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph S. Carpenter
and children; Mr.. and Mrs. John r.
Rodgers. Andrew w. Allen. Mrs. Emma
Servia and children; Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Routlege. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl White
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Rolston and
children.
THE INVADER At TAHITI.
A private cable message has been re.