Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-25
U. S. Ambassador Sharp Soon
to Succeed Myron 7. Her.
rick in Office. III
WILL TAKE UP INTERESTS
OF AMERICAN TOURISTS
Reversal of Decision of France Re-
speeding Neutrality of Vessels
Carrying Refugees Expected.


Bryan today and announced his inten-
ton to sail for Paris tomorrow on the
French line steamer France Myrop IT
Herrtck has hoo, ho,di,e o,,.r
ho..odor -; n.
"a. "iiS"h
request, during the European crisis with
its accompanying discomforts to Amer
leans
Irnon .nh.ssa5or S,.,
-" Aiioassaoor sharp ARRIVAL IN
farls the matter of caring for the
marooned tourists will automatically
devolve upon him,
hopes TO Reverse Decision
The French governments unfavorable
reply to the American proposal for recog
n;+;o, 90 .ho ,,..,i;.. .-,,.-
shins o,..,;r -. $500
snips carrying refugees from Europe.
was not a final decision, Secretary Bryan
said TODAY
Inc proposal was made IN connection
with the plan to charter Hamburg
A .I, hners TO bring United states
ciuzeHs nome. france INDICATED Its ols-
vantage to German shipping.
Jules Jusserand tho French ambassa-
dor, it was understood negotiations on
the subject would be renewed.
me american so.ernmen.' ANXIOUS 10
tered 90 c car the citizens of neutrals
NAV be regarded as on a mission of
philanthropy. one of the circumstances.
accoraihs 10 tne secoii ssi i,asu sue exar,nt
tno u,u
At present Americans are able to leave
Europe through other arrangements.
Secretary Garrison ena.tf' y, t tas
sonei hll tr.s,;n accomrnodations for
Americans from all parts of Europe
were adequate for the present, and that
his reports showed improvement in the
financial condition of Americans in the
war zones.
Assistant Secretary Breckenridge OF
the War Department cabled the follow
ing report from Berlin:
left The Hague win party last
Saturday, August ~. the Dutcn govern
frontier. There the German government
gave us speclal 10 BERN; wnere we
arrived at am. SUNDAY: me .aip was
mace possIoIe py .ne 49, LII -. -
OF the Ie, AN so 3t.ia's a., 1870 ~
Ioucn VIII sne .'u"''oh AZ OIL.
49,, wor. sb;ns Sal, ...
NJ, coz,son announced that he had
-, .a,,,s.d ~ the denartura SUNDAY
80, I,,,arnoo, for New yort =, ths
g. D., 80 +ha o,vr,nic The for,ne-
- COO e,.+-,,... and gao second.
-. .s ,nd ,ha I,tter 7o,
e.. aoo .aoond ora aas th,rd-c,h;,
ra.so.,.
;.,,. g.. por.,,o.,
p,..,. .hIaa go, I,sho,, H.,
~. 80, =, ~.
.
80 r. >.
4.,e-s o..
Amar;can and british in east BELGIUM
Liege. Verviers and Spa are all right
and that non-combatants are given full
protectlon ano SUPPORT.
..1auranhad thaa h,s faii,,ra 70 fnd me-
leans INQUIRED about should cause no
worry as hundreds of Americans left
Dresden at the outbreak of the war for
coast cities. The consul added that he
could say positively Americans and their
property are safe in Dresden. Particular
attention, he said. is being given to the
protection OF Americans. and they re-
ceive friendly treatment from the autnor-
tues IN oaxony.
p.1;af wors~ srr,,,or
Va
Secretarv Garrison gave ont the fol.
,opv,ne su,,r.rv of the renorts re-.
-. IL
ments and disposition of the officers
az" -, Es,,,
90 -. 10 -.
- praa,,;nriSaa Nth NJ Wato,,,,n,
80 Da,.on 800 Nv e. Iando,,
,a,,;,a saoo ooo for nc. th.r. Th. t,,,n
oe,c.rs n.n,ed were ,eft there 70 aid
IN re,;ar ,yorL
..rsa ,o.. ~. N.p c,; re.
A ~. wv. -. al Jim" ih' ioi
Cheroourg Win renel funds. ana with
party OF officers, including Maj Hede-
kin, Capt. Ralston, Capt. Williams
Cant Coleman. Cant. Sewer. Cant Brin-
~, 81 .+ha,.
vi. oho .
ihis party looh Win them some OF inc
officers who were previously stationed at
the various service schools. ETC., in France.
From France they were to endeavor TO
reach Swiss and italian points. where
they could aid in the work. Two officers
were sent to Rome with $4,000 and to
Vienna with $4,000 Capts. Schinel and