New-York tribune., 1922-11-26
Majestic Sails:
Won't Try for
Speed Record
yaner, With New Machinery,
Carries Old Parts for Chem.
Ieal Examination With View
ioImproving Material Used
grs. Belmont or, Board
usads Won,an's Party Dele
gatesonP Propaganda Tour;
sev,hia and Orduna Leave

.,.aeuaA shs White Star liner Males
I. shs largest vessel afsoat, sailed yes
'.sa.v With four new propellers and
s...hls painted hull, her captain, Sir
na-.-am Hayes, said he would make no
.soyt 10 establish speed records. He
srnv..uvd that he would be satisAed II
$. iiasr nairtained her usual twenty
lar knsss, making the crossing in Ave
sga
ersssssor Wesley Lambert, metallur-
At who attended the drydocking of
dc Majestic at Boston. returned on the
liner, which carried two OF her old
srtssn.ton propellers in her hold.
These screws will be forwarded 20 Pro-
fsssor Jambert's laboratories in Lon
DON where he will make a microscopic
Inspection of the corrosion and conduct
series Of experiments with the idea
II eliminating as much as possible
he chemical deterioration caused BY
lie electrolysis Of the salt water, the
nanganezs bronze of the propellers
md the steel Of the shaft and hull.
When the Majestic pulled out Of her
Fsst Nineteenth Street pier there was
large delegation of members Of the
sstIonal Woman's party, who bade bon
wage to Mrs. O. II. P. Belmont, presi-
Int Of the organization, who sailed
slth Mrs. William Jay and Mrs. Charles
acran. They are going to Eze, near
Vice, where Mrs. Belmont has a home
b the Alps.
Considers II esThird Party
While abroad they will work In the
interest of the party with the purpose
q! internationalizing it by distributing
rsnslations of their best American
Propaganda among the European wom-
n Mrs. Belmont asserted that the
National Woman's party is in reality
he third party in this country, and, in
answer to a question, said that it was
rot in the least interested in the last
slection, for the organization paid no
Mtention to the activities of the Demo
aats and Republicans any more than
hey recognized the National Woman's
party.
At the pier when the vessel left we're
Miss Alice Paul, vice-president of the
arty; Miss Mary Shaw, Mrs. Eleanor
isyy Mrs. Adelaide Steadman, Mrs.
atiulHti FkOSAusH allQ EulS. naTCuS vi.
haEks, all officers of the organization,
and many others.
George NJ. Cohan, his mother, Mrs.
Helen Cohan, and his son, George jr.,
sailed on the Majestic for short trip
W England and France. While in Paris
he will visit his two daughters, Helen
and Nary, who are attending school
thsge, aud then will return to London
IA faat r.
rscfs to make the round trip on the
vessel
Dowry Delays Ship
0thers on the Majestic were Charles
B. Cochran, theatrical producer, who
asde arrangements while here to prod
ass some Broadway plays in London
this season; Commodore c. A. Bartlett,
general marine superintendent of the
White Star Line who was in Boston
On the Majestic; Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas
Brady, of 9S5 Fifth Avenue, the latter
national treasurer of the Girl Scouts
In this country, who was bid farewell
By delegation of girls, on their way
to Rome where they will have an au-
dience with the Pope; J. r. Swan, vice
president of the Guaranty Trust Com
pany and Mrs. Swan, and Prince CAST
mir Lucomirska, retiring Polish Min s.
ter to the United States and the Prin-
cess.
The French liner Niagara was held
up for twenty minutes awaiting the
arrival OF Jose Gomez, one of the pros
Fective passengers, who hastened to his
panS Yesterday morning to withdraw
an account. Part of the sum was the
aowfy Tor his daughter Ampara, who
waited waited at the pier with her brother
Etseo' also sailing to attend his sis
v,r rars r@ading when the ship arrived in
fia-hy tne French Line officials de-
elaea not to wait any longer for Gomez
anu ordered the gangplank withdrawn
aespite the protests of the fearful
young woman. Hardly had this been
oOne when her father appeared at the
entrance to the West Thirty-fourth
street pier, his money in a suitcase.
s.iss Gomez was on the point OF hys-
SeHa when the officials placated her
~ calling tug that carried the little
party to the Niagara in midstream.
Other Ships Sailing
The Cunard liner Scythia also sailed
yesterday, bound for thirty day tour