The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-05
LIST OF WAR BOUND
AMERICANS GROWS
No Word Received From Car
dinal Farley Since He
Left France.
CABLE MESSAGE AWAITED
New York Relatives Of Califor-
mia lIoncymooners Appeal to
state Department.
CABLE MESSAGE AWAITED

with the developments In the war zone
In Europe. greater anxiety was expressed
in New York and suburbs yesterday over
the welfare ~ many other Americans
travelling abroad.
No word has been received from Car
dinal Farley since the close of the Euchar-
istic Congress IN Lourdcs lie mas not
answered a cable message sent on Mon
day
Among the New Workers In England
are Judge Martin J. keogh aud his son.
Martin j., Jr., who sailed on the Laplaud
on July is. Dr and Mrs. John lTartwell
Of this city and Mrs Henry Addison Alex
andcr, Mrs. Hartwells sister. are In France
with Miss Winfred and Nss Fanny Ives.
Among other New Workers abroad are
Mr.. and Mrs. william Adams Dclano. Mr..
and Mrs Richard Aldrlch. Mrs. Arthur
MoultUn OF East Sixteth street and
her daughter and sou-n-law. Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Aspnwall, and Miss May Moulton.
j. Rich Steers OF 81 East Sixty-seventh
street is N Bergen. Norway. where he
went with his family for months Ash
ms He had intended to sail for home on
the Olympic on August %, but cabed
10 this country yesterday that he was
leaving for England and desired to re-
turn Immediately. lie was advised to re-
main In Norway and sail for this country
on Il steamer Of the Scandinavian Line
leaving Christiania on August I
New York relatives OF Or and Mrs
James Lyman Whitney OF san Francisco.
who sailed from New York on their
honeymoon on June 10 and were last
heard from In southern Austria. appealed
Yesterday To the State Department at
Washington to help Ind them Mrs Whit
ney who IL "A Sister Of Mrs Maurice Leon
received her medical degrees lust before
she was married IN June
The office Of John - Mllburn vho
is attorney for Mrs. Linda Ice Thomas.
had not succeeded up To- last night In
getting word from Mrs Thomas who
was last heard from iu Paris
Many American vaudeville artists are
N England and on the Continent r. f.
Alh"", general manager NJ the United
Booking Offices. cahled his European rep
resentatlves 10 do everything IN their
power for those p"oplc. Among tho acts
/ which the United hooking Offices will
use It's good offices 20 help are Kath.
leen clifford. Nella Webb. Lew IIearn
. Bonita, Howard Brothers. George Austin
Moore. Jack Norworth. Ethel Lcvey Nat
carr. Hattie Burke. Ted Lorraine, Charles
/ and Fannie Van, Fannie Brice. Bison
city -Four, the -Four Rards. Amelia Stone
and Armand kalisz. Josie Heather. rro-
va'o and scores ~ minor PLAYERS. Elsie
Janis cabled yesterday that she had
abandoned her tour and would return
with Ina Claire
Or. william /. Telter. principal ~ m,
Girls high School Mrs Felter and Mis-,
I Rita Wltherbee. Miss Mahle Miller and
Miss Edith Adair. Brooklyn school teach
ers. ar" among the Americans stranded
abroad
Others from Brooklyn who are abroad
without any way ~ getting home are Nra
Shannah Cummings Jones tho singer who
liz travelling with her husband and chill
dren Dr. Thomas J. Kelley secretary oi
the Brooklyn Rur"au ~ Charities. ~
Switzerland Edward v Shallow. Or
Charles y LArkins. Miss clara e. Calkins
Dr. William J. o'Ieary Miss Jennie "
Langthorue. William e NacGreGor all of
whom hold important positions IN Brook
Ism schools Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sessa o
20 President street, Mrs. Joseph Scssa
Miss Harriet /. Good. Miss Emma Schro
der and Miss Laura r. Wtlkie Mr. anc
Mrs John \. Boycc Of SAL BAY Ridg'
Boulevard. on their honeymoon Paul II
Bonner who Is IN Censenatiro. Italy an'
Charles Williamson ~ the Dime Savings
Bank. IN Venice. with "A party consis'ins
of Mrs. Mary Fancher Miss Alice Mors'
and Mrs BESSIE Black Lawson.
The Rev. \. Eugene Bartlett, pastor
~ All Souls Cniversallst church Law
son Purdv. Tax Commissioner \. s. stan
naford vice-presIdent OF the Brooklyn
Union Gas Company. and Public Service
Commits ioncr Bassett and his two daugh
ters