New-York tribune., 1922-12-01
ShipsBringl3ll
Immigrants In
At Midnight
2 Italian Ships Gross Line
on Dot After Waiting Out
side for December Quota
To BE Thrown Open
Irish Film Find Arriving
Norma Talmadge TO Sail
Down Bay With Brass Band
to Greet Her New PrOtegee

The Italian liners conte Rosso and
Giuseppe Verdi, bringing the vanguard
Of the Italian immigrants permitted to
enter this country under the December
quota, were outside Of the territorial
limits yesterday afternoon and at mid
night weighed anchor and proceeded
% Quarantine TO dock this morning.
Under ordinary circumstances the
Conte Rosso, OF the Lloyd Sabaudo
Line, would have reached port last
Sunday. but she siackened speed
to accommodate the 500 immigrants in
her steerage. The Verdi. Of the Ital-
ian Transatlantic Line. has 5i1 eli
gibles Tor December landing In addi-
tion TO her cabin passengers. The
Ellis Island authorities will be pre-
pared TO handle these immigrants to-
day as we'll as those arriving on other
liners due, including the Cunardcr
Aquitania, which has ,05S third class
passengers, and the Rotterdam, Of the
Holland-America Line, with 800.
Pilm Contest Winner Coming
The Aquitania is bringing among her
voyagers Miss Margaret Leahy, the
1wenty-year old London Irish girl dis
covered by the London "Daily Sketch
in response TO Miss Norma Talmadge's
request 90 find her British girl suit
able for training as a film star. Ac-
eording 90 the press agent OF the Jo-
seph VI. Schenck Productions and the
Associated First National Pictures, the
John F. Hylan, Of the municipal feet,
will 20 down the bay this afternoon
with Miss Talmadge. a brass band and
/ her friends to greet the Aquitania IN
/ honor OF Miss Lcahy.
Others on the Aquitania include
Karl Kiottc. emigration adviser 70 the
Austrian Consul-General in New York;
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Reeve Augel. DR.. and
| Mrs. J. Henry Lancashire, OF this city;
I Mrs. Floyd-Jones. the Viscount Y. Toda
and Mrs. J. Bachc. The Aquitania Is
bringing SI.0i0,0O0 in gold consigned
20 bankers here.
Mrs. Irma May Cantor will arrive on
the Rotterdam, returning from n trip
abroad in the interests OF the Child
Care Department Of the Jewish Joint
Distribution Committee. She lives at
$50 Central Park West.
Relief Workers Returning
Others on the vessel include the
Misses Jessie Carson and Evelyn
Walker. Of the New York Public
Library. who have been doing public
health work in France since 1914 and
arc here for a series Of public con-
ferences with the American Commit
tee for Devastated France, OF which
Anne Morgan is the head; {. Arnold
son, Consul-General Of tho Neither
lands az Havana, and Mrs. ArnoldSon;
Mrs. ]. Rypperda Wicrdsma, wife Of
the president-director OF the Holland
America Lire; j. d. Z. ten Bosch, Cap
tain X. W. van Raven de Sturlcr, Mr..
and Mrs. T. +. Barnes, Mr.. and Mrs. {.
D Mann, Or and Mrs. W. II. watkins,
Miss b II. Watkins and Miss NJ. y.
Watkins, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph v
Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. K. X. Ramsey. G.
n. Walker. Mr. and Mrs ID. 5. Hustled,
Mr. and Mrs. II. Learned, l.. &. Mar
burg. Mrs. W. II. Bearns and Miss Z.
Bearns. and Mr.. and Mrs. r. Capote,
The list OF cabin passengers on the
Conte Rosso includes Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold y. McAleeman, returning from
their honeymoon abroad; Murray Van
Allen, Parson Price. Mario Pennacchio,
banker; Charlotte Bender, Louise bru-
cellaria. Lilly Hill, the Brockman SIS
tors, Lila Vane, John Murrey, Mr.
and Mrs. Bohmann. Marguerite Rots-
child, Celestina Piva, importeri waiter
pidgeon, Graves Moore, Francisco
Rossi. Dorothy Dreier, Alexander DAILY
Rertha Walter, Laura Jackson, Edna
Trego, Mr.. and Mrs. Giannini, James
Cbiiiman, Helene Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs.
sears and family, Elise Will, Dorothy
smear. the Newton Sisters and Everett
Curtis.