Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-12
MORE NEWARKERS
ARE REPORTEDAS
SAFE IN LONDON
Called List includes the Name
of Justice Francis j.
Swayze.

Many Newarkers and other Jersey
ties who have been worried about
relatives who are in Europe were re-
assured today by the cable report
that the travellers had registered with
the Citizens Committee in London.
Among those whose names appear on
the list received today are two JUS
tees of the New Jersey Supreme
Court, Francis J. Swayze, of New
ark, and Thomas W. Trenchard. of
Trenton.
No word has come yet from Mon
signor Isaac P Whelan, rector of st.
Patrieks Cathedral: Bishop Lines, OF
the Episcopal diocese of Newark, or
DIR. John F. Hagerty, OF Wallace
place. Considerable anxiety is being
expressed for them and other New
arkers who are now in Europe
The list of New Jersey people re-
ceived today from the Citizens COM
mittee in London is as follows:
Newarkers.
Florence w. Disbrow. Mr.. and Mrs.
Chauncey C. Parker, Edith Parker,
Mary S. Richards, Elsie Schulz, Mar
tina Sehuff, Morton L. Snyder, Mr..
and Mrs. Morton J. Snyder, Mrs. Ce-
celia Solomon, Anna s. Sutton, Stella
Sohoonmaker, Justice Francis j,
Swayze.
Mrs. D. Wolff. of 1853 High street
this city, was very much relieved this
morning by the receipt of a cable
message from her daughter Jessie II
which she announced her safe arriva
at Iucerne. Switzerland. Shortly aft
erward a message from the State de-
partment at Washington verified this
The young woman Is now under the
protection of that department. =,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Berla, of ID
Howard street, this city, are believed
to be in Berlin, Germany. They de-
parted from this country June and
nothing has been heard from them
for a month.
New Jerseyites.
Anna Paul. Mrs. Sarah Paul. Wood
man; Mrs. Paul Philip, Marjorie
Philip, Grace Philip. Westfield; Mrs
Sarah L. Phillips. Atlantic City; Mr.
and Mrs. D. Fellows Platt, Engle-
wood Miss Potion, f. G. Potion,
Plainfeld; Marion e. Potter, East
Orange; John /. Powers, Gilbert F,
Powers, John L. Powers, Weehaw-
ken: Mr. and Mrs. Rex and child
Bernardsville, Mary M. Reed, Pater-
son: NJ. Reinhardt, New Jersey; Mrs
r. Richards and child. Miss S. Rich
ards, New Jersey; Robert K. Post
Princeton: Roma W. Ryerson, New
Jersey; w. B. Rudderow, Palmyra;
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Sataner, Atlantic
City; Louis A. Schmalho1z. New
Brunswick: Mabel Secor, Arlington;
Mis- I. c. Sherman, Montclair; Mrs
Charles Sfebert, New Jersey; Mrs. W
j. Siebert, Anthony; Mrs. A F. Skin
ner, Edgewater; Marion Sleater, Mer-
ehantville; Evelyn w. Smith, Mont
clair; Frances o. Smith, Elizabeth
]. w. Spencer, jr., South Oranges
Malcolm Steer, Montclair; Charles
Stenlsley, Hobokeu' Richard stevens
Hoboken; Mrs John f, Starr. Jr.
Camden; Mrs. z. A. Strout, Mont
clair; Dorothy Swan, Mrs. ]. A. Swan
James Swan, Ruth Swan, Passaic; &c
rard Swope, New Brunswick; Mrs
| Annie T.. Taylor, Orange; Frank Tay
Tor, New Jersey; Mrs. F. NJ. Theriot
| South Orange; Mrs. e. ID. Triple
New Jersey; Mr.. and Mrs. J. r
| Tucker, East Hartford; Justice
| Thomas W. Trenehard, Mrs Tren
chard and niece, Trenton; f, lived
gel Summit; Mr.. and Mrs. w. II
Tweddel, South Orange; Warren W
| Tyler, Princeton