Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-11
BADLES BRING
MORE NAMES
OF NEWARKERS
List of Local People Marooned
- Europe Grows Daily.
Many Jerseyites.


able to but half complete the list of
the letter Q. The remaining letters
Will be cabled in as fast as possible
Follpwing is a continuation of the
Alphabetical lists of Newarkers and
feai0ents of other parts of New Jer-
sey who have registered with the
1t will be noted that
among these are Rev. and Mrs. Rob-
ert r. Littell. Mr.. Littell. who is
castor of the Sixth Presbyterian
Church, sailed for Europe July "a.
and intended to return to Newark
September II:
Newark People-Eleanor w. Jones,
Mary T.. Kelvie, Rev. and Mrs Rob-
efk r. Littell, Esther Lee. Isabel r.
Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. A. Lychtman,
Richard F. Mcguire, Charlotte Mar
shall Helen B. Marshall, Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis M. Marshall, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles n. Marshall, e. r. Mar
shall. Helen B. Dean and Mr., and
Mrs. Jacob L. Newman.
H. Konnrech, Hoboken; r. b. kur-
Fheedt. East Orange; Grace l. Kurtz.
Bound Brook; Mr.. and Mrs. LAYERS
IND child, Montclair; Rev. A. L.
Longley, Bayonne; Anna l.. Lefevre.
Atlantic City; Mrs. James Leyland,
w. A 11llti6 anu SOi1s
Paterson; Two MARCHES, no place
wen; Rev. S. 2. Macpherson. Hyde
ark; Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Maihl. Pat
efson; Miss Dorothy March, South
orange; II. G. Mather, Summit;
katherine MaeAyoy, no place given;
Wallace McCormson, Englewood. NJ.
Wallace Mccormick, no place given:
I[r and Mrs. John S. McMaster and
1hi1dren, no place given; Virgins Mof-
lit NJ ,ntclair; DIR. j. l.. Mcdonald,
f4 place given; F. c. Macdonald,
ffinceton; G. e. Meisner, no place
EIveu; w. T. Metzrath, New Bruins.
<<}tk; DIR. and Mrs. ]. II. Moore,
j. P. Mitchell. Montclair;
A<a1a T Mombent. Paterson; Miss
1{tIler, Interlaken; Mrs. Harry Min
E East Orange; Frances Mackey,
E||zhbeth; Miss B. C. Mackey, Eliza
L@Ih; Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Miller, En-
<I.Nood; Florence Nightingale, Plain
<<16 w. f. Willoughby and party,
l><,ceton; L. S. Nobblit, Bound
15<tpk Freida Maher, no place given;
H@<y l.. Nutting Montclair; Joseph
{< O'Brien, Elizabeth; Katherine
</{>onnor. South Amboy; Mrs. M. S.
.>|/<er, East Orange: Miss X. S. Oil
4| East Orange; Mary Oliphant,
1nton; Florence Todd Opdycke,
md Brook.
- news of Henry c. Finck, of 40
[4fcy street, who, it is thought, may
H<e been drafted for service in the
man army, has been received by
wife, it was said at the Fincl<
1{1e today Fincl< went to Germany
x<ral months ago.
Inck, who was born in Germany,
I that country before serving in the
ny, it is said According to a re-
<t received by friends in this city,
nick was drafted for four months
<vice in the army on his arrival in
1ermany. Since war has broken out,
ME feared that he may be detained
Niger.
Mrs. Finck does not believe that her
8zHband has been forced into service.
81 thinks that he is in Berlin and
r. u be allowed to come home.
/sidor Kalisch announced today
Ii he had received cable in his
nee, 100 Broad street, from his
GA her in-law, Oscar Issing, of IL As
"a street. Together with Mrs. Issing
III departed for a trip abroad early
W July. Mr.. Kalisch had consider
1b1e difficulty locating them after the
5eginning of the war. They are now
IL the Cunard liner Laconia and are
y here next Saturday.
Mr. Kalisch has two uncles aboard
/hey are Supreme Court Justice
nnuel Kalisch and Leonard Kalisch.
III are believed to be safe. Leonard
&fn London and the justice in either
Iris or st. Moritz. Switzerland.
Mrs. James NJ Burns, of 20 Free
In street, has received letter from
M Burns, written in Dublin last
EEK. Rev. FIJI. Mitchell, of st.
Church. is with Mr.. Burns.
"a his letter, Mr.. Burns did not refer
any way to the war but said that
81 was having very good time in
iceland and that both himself and
*ather Mitchell were well.
several New Jersey people who
re in the party on a pilgrimage to
hurdles, conducted by John ]. Nc
INC. of New York. have registered
I'm the Citizens Committee in Lon
III Among these is Miss Helen r.
94ffney, of n Washington street, this
NV. Her two nephews George D.
[Id James r. Mulligan, have not re-
lived any word from her, and said
lis morning that the news of her
1Hgistry in England was the first in
||fnation they had of her whereabouts.
y mong the other New Jersey people
8 this party are: Miss Ella r. Atkin-
6n, of Trenton; Miss Helen M.
{Nrne, of Hoboken; Luke Healy, Jer-
~ City, and Miss Margaretta My
|6fte, of Jersey City.
l&John w. Whe'a an, of Elizabeth, has
Ia received any word from Monsig-
Ior Isaac P. Whelan, of ST. Patrick's
Hathedral, this city. He was last
hard of in southern France, where
he was touring in company with Rev.
|ohn A. Dillon, superintendent of
6arochial schools in Newark
MFRS. Alfred Outtrup, of Centre
&freet, Orange. and Mrs.) Hjalmar
larsen and her daughter, Miss Rosa
larsen, of Eaton place, East Or
&nge, who have been abroad since
/llne, cabled yesterday to their fam
Hes that they had left Denmark for
*ermany, spending two weeks there,
md upon the outbreak of war Mrs
larsen and her daughter returned to
Rlatives in Denmark. Mrs. Outtrup,
18th her brother, DIR. Carl Buttner,
a Orange started for Holland. The
Xble contained no news of sailing
<Dr home.
Mrs Arthur Brentano. of Midland
Nenue, East Orange, received a
able from her husband yesterday.
lated Havre France. Mr.. Brentano
waiting there to sail on the
France. Mr.. and Mrs. ii. Joseph, OF
/outh Mum avenue, East Orange,
a company with their niece, Miss
Elsie Crawford and their nephew,
Eay Crawford, are also at Havre.
N. Crawfords family received
able yesterday to that effect.
Word has been received from Mr..
IND Mrs. Josiah w. Buzzell, of Park
tvenue, East Orange, who sailed
Tor Europe July l, thai they had
reached London from Switzerland
md are awaiting passage home.
3ryan Gets Confirmation of
North Sea and Channel Mining