Evening star., 1914-08-18
Nearly 5000 Desire to Return
at Once, Ambassador
Gerard Reports.
ALL ENGLISH STEAMERS
WILL RESUME SERVICE
Arrival Of Cruiser Tennessee With
Gold Relied Upon to Relieve
u. s. Citizens Needs.

Ambassador Gerard at Berlin, today
informed the State Department that of
10000 Americans in Germany. between
5000 and 5000 desired to return at once
to the United States.
Minister Stovall, at Berne. Switzer-
land. reported arrangements had been
made for cashing of checks drawn on
the order of Secretary Bryan.
From Berlin came word that Surg.
Gen. Dwight Dickinson of the United
States Navy. his daughter and two
grandchildren were safe at Berlin.
No replies have been received to the
State Departments suggestion to bel
nSerent nations that passenger liners
be neutralized to bring home stranded
Americans.
Service Ordered Resumed.
Ambassador Page at London reported
that all steamship lines had been ordered
to resume service with their full COM
plement of vessels. The State Depart
ment's announcement added that special
steamers which were to have been en-
ployed in bringing refugees from England
would be diverted to continental ports.
The arrival of the cruiser Tennessee
with it's cargo of gold at Falmouth. Eng
land. was relied upon to relieve the finan-
cial needs of Americans who will be COM
PEELED to wait longer for expectation. De-
posits with the various government de-
partments to be transmitted to needy
citizens abroad have reached more than
$1.311 600.
Safety of Americans Reported.
Dispatches to the State Department
reported the safety of the following
hSa0
been made of diplomatic agents in Eu-
rope:
OF New York-Mrs, Rebecca Foster.
F. W. Howes. w. Tiranevitch. Moe U.
Grossfeld. Walter Stern. Isaac Pollach,
Abe Hraus, Mr.. and Mrs. e. M. Cattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Stern, Louis Strauss
and wife. on board the steamer France
at Havre awaiting departure.
Baltimore-Miss Pendelton, The Hague.
San Francisco-Garrett Macenery. The
Hague.
Oakland. Cal-von Adelungs. The
Hague.
OF those whose home addresses are
1ge Popper aans Is TToler
Kartsbad. Carrahan o. Hassensall, Ber-
At The Hague-Henry Rittenberg and
family. G. A. Hipke. Lauer family. Otto
Loeb, Ludwig Dryfuss. Logans, May
wardrop. Ethel Watkins. Helen and
Dorothy Jones. Catherine Paine. Bar
tnOlOmeaS family, f1ellDTOnueT DTOtHeTS,
Miss McNab. Mrs. Walsh.
Brussels-Miss Thomas. Mrs. Berrin:
Mrs. Russell and Mrs. Reilly left for
England.
Morse. r. L. Cargill. left for Munich:
Marian Briggs and party. left for Hol-
land: Katherine Winterbottom, consul
advises enroute; Mrs James Winslow.
Paris-Alice Williams, on board steam
er Chicago.
Cardiff-Lorin Andrews.
Louvain-Rev. Brynes.
Carsbad-Alexander Revelle and wife.
left for Gutenberg; Mr.. and Mrs. Levin
son. Leopold Worser, Mrs Glasgow, MRS
woolensax. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur P.
Bremen-Mrs. Arthur Adler.
Southampton-Lux, EaStbourne.
venice-Adele D. Hammond.
Genoa steinen and party.
Plymouth Greensboro, Miss
Whittemore. probably in London.
Ghent-Josephine Kyrl. g: H. Prague.
Lucerne-Mr. and Mrs. Springar.
Dresden-Samuel King.
Zurich-Herburn.
Americans Aboard French Liner.
Cable advices to the State Department
announced that the following Americans,
concerning whom inquiries have been ad-
dressed to the department, were on
board the steamship France at Havre.
waiting to sail for the United States:
OF New York-Mr. and Mrs. Aston
Twitty. Dulocomb. Arthur Hull. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles NJ. Brooks. Henri Ponsaz.
Alise Sharpe, Herbert Manser, Rather
Conant, Mrs F. Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Blecher. Robert Lloyd. Mary Lloyd. Ma
bel and Georgiana Lloyd, Ogilvie Geberer.
Salder Brandmont. Alexander Phillips.
uarf Mr. nd re inc ov
Macomber. Jacob Heffer. Arthur and
Eta Lorsch. Charles Jacques. Mr.. and
Mrs. David Price. Aisle Galbreath. Mr..
and Mrs. Norbert. D. Light, Mr.. and
and family. Mr.. and Mrs: James NJ.
Pappen. Mrs. Frank Gallagher and
daughter. DIR. William Fisher. Isador
Meyer. Ben Elson; Elias summerfieid,
iner. Morris Savage. Irma Campbell.
Margaret Gorden. Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Gordon. Arthur Brentano. Miss NJ. T.
Fayou. Georges Pollet. Herbert Wer-
Mrs. Herbert ]. Taylor. Mrs. Charles
Oaks. Ansel Phelps. Louise and
Valerie Blum, Max Herikovitz. Samuel
vangusen. DR.. Nathan Liebel. Kate
ringer. Jewels Glaenzer. John Nc
Govan. Mrs. S. H. Berttron, Morris and
Josephine Aloph Grinberg. CASTOR Cob
1snf1 sa,is,t Mr. Mr and Mrs Ma. sGh%ob John
Virginia Courtney, Mrs Baldwin
Sloane. Molly McGrath, Josephine
Angelina Henry and Alice Kloch.
Philadelphia - Lucy Cowan, Florence
Hatfield. Leroy Hemingway, J. Russell
and William ]. Sullivan. Edwin w. Gold
man. William Linn. katherine Brownell,
Emma Allen, Margaret Burrson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Regal. DR.. Jacklit, James F. Egan,
Emily Spiegiey, Ora Davies. Henrietta
Collins, Ballinger. s. Moscow. Wilmart.
Calves.
Boston-Mary cronin. Alvera, Killorin,
Florence Leatherbee. Howard Bridg-
man. Derby Wells and wife, Mrs. Edward
p. Kennedy, Mrs. James Kennedy
Mathew j. Mullin, Harry Berrill. Mrs
and Mr. and MARCEL Smith, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles H. Hood, Maurice NIcRide
Isadore and Flora Fox
Chicago-LOuis Vessel and wife, Mil