New-York tribune., 1922-12-30
8 Liners Sail
To-day in Face
Of Stormy Sea
Atlantic Steamship Lanes
Still in Violent UpheavaI
After Record Hurricane
During Last Ten Days
NOiables Go on Olympic
Cedric, La SavOie, President
Roosevelt, Niagara, Satur-
mia, iceland Will Depart

mia, iceland Will Depart
Eight transatlantic liners are sail
ing from here to-day, probably to ex-
perienee unusually rough voyages. Re-
ports received here yesterday indicated
that tho entire northern steamship
lane is IN state Of violent upheaval
as result Of the gales and hurricanes
/ that have been lashing the ocean for
the last two weeks.
The White Star liner Olympic, the
largest Of the fleet, sails for Cherbourg
and Southampton; tho President
Roosevelt, Of the United States Lines,
for Bremen; the White Star liner Ced-
ric for Liverpool; the French liners
Niagara for Bordeaux, and La Savoie,
which has been in port but few days
after being battered on her westbound
trip, for Havre; the Cunard liners
Caronia for Liverpool and the Saturnia
for Glasgow and the Red Star liner
iceland for Antwerp.
Baroness Reisman Stankovie, who
during her stay of a week In this city
was refused a license 20 marry DR..
Albert LOrenZ, son Of the Viennese or
thopedic surgeon, will return home to-
DAY on the President Roosevelt 70
obtain documentary proof Of a former
marriage and the subsequent divorce
which was questioned by the officials
of the Marriage License Bureau here.
ill tta, onvac hueE harm n Vnurrv
the younger LOrenz.
Before the baroness arrived in this
country last Saturday on the George
/ Washington, DR.. Borenz appeared az
/ the local Offices Of the line and booked
passage for himself and his prospective
/ bride on the President Roosevelt, but
since the wedding day had to be post
I poned he Cancelled the reservation for
| himself and will now await her return
/ TO this country.
Tho Olympic, which has been In this
port ten days 10 adjust the company's
I schedule, will have among her passen-
gers prominent business men, includ-
/ ing John L. Simpson, vice-president
/ Of the Sinclair Consolidated Oil
| Corporation and head Of the Sinclair
/ Exploration Company, now engaged in
/ developing the petroleum fields in An
COLA, Portuguese Southwest Africa;
/ John l.. Berwind, coal operator, and
Mrs. Berwind; Alexander Smith Coeh-
rane: Frederick Halscy, manager OF
the National City Company, London;
y. A. Calanos, president Of the Ma
tional Greek Line; Herman Patrick
Tappe; =. J. Ludvigh, general counsel
for the Famous Players-Lasky Corpo-
ration, and s. II. Diman, foreign sales
representative Of the Paige Detroit
Motor Car Company.
Also booLed to sail are DR.. o. Theo-
dore Bcnze, professor Of theology 81
Lutheran Theological Seminary; Leon
Leitrim. and his bride, who was Miss
Florence Walton; Father ]. J. Fin
nerty; Miss Florence Wilson, librarian
of the League Of Nations, and Captain
=. K. Edie, L. s. n, and Mrs. Eoie;
Lady Henry, who has been visiting her
brother-in-law, Martin Nogel, former
United States Assistant Treasureri
Baroness Jeanne DEtreillis; NJ. lshii,
japanese painter; Miss Agnes Slack, OF
London, honorary secretary OF the
Worlds w. c. 7. L., who has been
attending the national convention AZ
Philadelphia; P. S. Mimbela, Peruvian
Minister to Switzerland; l. AuDert'
Norwegian Consul General at Montreal,
and c Lundquist, Swedish Viee-Consui
at New York. -,
Among the New Workers sailing are
Captain +. Harold Brown, Alfred W.
Dater jr., Mrs. A. NJ. Dixie, Mrs. Nfl-
ton Ferguson, Miss H. G. Ferguson
Mrs. Lanedon Harris, Mr.. and Mrs; Am
brose Clark and Miss Ethel Clark
Alexander Kean, Mrs. George 1. MAX
well, Mr.. and Mrs. John Reviilon, MT;
and Mrs. Goelet Gallatin and Mr. ana
Mrs. George n. Booth
La Savoie is taking Miss Z. j.
Parker, member Of the faculty OF Co
lumbia University, starting on the hrst
lap Of trip around the world in the
interest Of missionary boards Of vari-
Gus denominations; J. lie Corneo, di-
rector Of the Alsatian Potash Society;
Charles Hardy, importer and exporter;
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix La Tour, Jacques
Edelston, general manager Erka Films,
and Major CASTOR COntresty and Lieu
tenant Louis Fremont, members Of a
French mission Of five that has been
IN Guatemala training the army Of that
country in European military tactics.
Passengers on the President Roose-
welt include Henry j. Voute, who e
going to Paris in the interests Of the
United States Lines 10 make a survey
Of the passenger business there, ac-
companied by his wife and three
children; DR.. william 7. Ellis, author,
and Mrs. Ellis, Of Swarthmore, Pa;
Captain r. L. Montague. U. s. NJ. C.,
of Washington; Mr.. and Mrs. Citreon,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Drey, DR.. A.
Kirmse, Mrs. A. Pittman and son Rich
ard. Harry Schepps and H. Steiner. Of
New York.