New-York tribune., 1922-10-25
Majestic Seals
All Its Liquor
t3-Mile Limit
100 Officers and Crew to
% Dry While in Port;
{ Duca di Spoleto, Kin of
! IIalian King, Arrives
kIsh Envoy Is Hopeful
I.anorser Says Paris Has
81 Needed Revolt of Women
Here Against Long Skirt

Here Against Long SKIRT
xhkn the white Star liner Majestic,
.s.,A arrived here yesterday after
-. r.ssed the three-mile limit her
~ ..s..nder. Captain Sir Bertram
49,. ,s.s ardeyed all the bars and every
q q. & ,iouor aboard the liner to be
..,sa Apparently the offices of the
"a, ws;.e Star Line in Liverpool antici-
'.ssag she fact that the Daugherty
s.,,rs would 30 upheld by the court.
I sss. Majestic will be the first for
:; s;.,r III liner On which no officer or mem
e,sn he crew Will be permitted to
%. i s;s allowance of liquor while In
hass ls'a nayt "A even though the law will al
.n,s The Majestic, which has 1,1o0
.ss .s;ssss aid men who will be affected
T. Ss'sl ste raling. will sail from here again
. i noon on Saturday.
Ths liner brought 1,469 passengers,
i wbom there were $50 in the cabin,
eiuding relative of the King Of
,,ly, the Duca di Spoleto. The latter
IA son of the Duca d'Aosta, cousin to
H King, and will travel through this
ssntry incognito on his way to Shanc-
81 to Join one of the Italian naval
ssssls stationed there. The duke ia
HI dark complexioned and handsoma
IA speaks English fluently. He will
main in this city but q few days.
Mging at the Ritz-Carlton. He was
lit at the pier by the Italian Consu,
General and other representatives of
III government.
Irish Envoy Returns
Professor Timothy A. Smiddy, Irish
hfay to Washington, was also pas
kassr on the Majestic, returning after
tkfef visit to his country. He said
kfound conditions in the Irish Free
kae gradually getting better, although
ii assassination of Michael Collins
rs a handicap, and will later be
tsvn as one of the greatest blows
Bat eyer befell the Irish cause, for the
kdsr Professor Smiddy believes, was
soniy great strategist but as great
Eeconomist.
fAr and Mrs. Guillermo de Landa
hsandon arrived, starting the second
kof honeymoon trip to Mexico
k, Of which Mr.. Escandon is ma
n. From Mexico they will go to Los
hgeles, up the west coast to Canada,
"a then back to their home in Paris.
ltsy we're married in London on Au-
bot 81. and this is the first visit either
ps made to this country.
MS Escandon was the former
hustess Drogheda, known as the
E sg Countess a name she received
tseral years ago after she startled the
fssl world by her airplane flights.
M was accompanied yesterday by her
fsghter by previous marriage, the
@sy Patricia Moore, now nine years
easnd friend, Miss Cristina Casati.
Fighter of the Marquis Casati, of
hae During their stay here they
Nlnmain at the Ritz Carlton.
farley Sees Ship Revival
lie shipping industry was repre-
AeAdon the Majestic by r. II. Farley,
Wenger traffic manager of the White
@' Line, who returned from Eu-
gsan tour with his daughters, Mrs.
hra Malkoskey and Miss Edith Far
E Mr.. Farley said that in England,
Enough shipping is depressed Just
sw, the interests are looking forward
Ati1 a great deal of confidence. While
\ Belfast he inspected the new Bel
psnland, the 24,000-ton liner being
ait for the Red Star Line. She Is
Marlng completion and will enter
tee Antwerp-New York run next March.
II. Farley said that nowhere in his
issvels through Europe did he find
aiendency to mulct American tourists.
sMlss Grace Hoist, Norwegian dra-
matte soprano, who was with Toscanini
ln Milan, was passenger and will be
heard on the American operatic stage.
az well as Segrid Onegin, q Swedish
contralto, who is making her first trip
here and is going to the Metropolitan
frs. lisa Kremer, another contralto,
came frcm Russia for a concert tour
y this country, and one of the junior
MEMBERS Of the musical world, Miss
Efica Morimi, child violinist, also ar
ayed for tour.
Colonel Woods Returns
g0thers on the liner included Colonel
Arthur Woods, former Police Commis-
slsner o. New York City, returning
TIM two weeks business trip, and
R suggested sending two old New
sNk detectives to New Brunswick to
year up the Hall-Mills murder case in
tleal oldfashioned way; Colonel H.
Egh Nutting, who is on his way to
glpmbia to see some properties; Jules
stehamow, importer of gowns, 220
Tth Avenue, who found that the
Asrican women had won their fight
Tlnst the French designers for the
nft skirt; Miss Kathryn Bache, Mr..
Mrs. Sheldon Whitehouse and their
n, who are here for a holiday, and
nora Hughes, dancing partner of
A and Mrs Bernard NJ. Baruch were
Slae pier to meet their daughter
AA who returned with Miss Evange-
aohnson, Of New Brunswick, N. j.,
@ an automobile tour from Venice
ADJOURN Gordon, accompanied by Mrs.
wuM arrived after staging "The Cat
a ne Canary" in London. Among
lets were Harry Lackman, who con-
Sss painting class in Normandy;
r. rercival Chubb and Mrs. Chubb,
~ Michael Dreicer, Mr.. and Mrs.
I0a Hartman, Jack B. Joel, of South
%nea, and Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.. King.
.ine vessel also brought $1,500.000 in
~ consigned to Kuhn, Loeb & Co.