Evening star., 1914-08-12
Three Thousand American
Tourists Shortly to Depart
From That Country.
T.W MOVES AND PARTY
LEAVING GENOA TODAY
Other Residents Of Washington Are
Registered With London Commit
tee-Several Not Heard From.

The italian steamers San Giovanni.
San Giorkio and San Guglielmas have
been placed at the disposal Of Ameri
can tourists in Italy and will sail from
Naples. each with 1000 Americans
aboard. August Is. Is and 10. respec-
lively. according to dispatches today
from New York. There are g. number
Of Washingtonians in Italy.
Announcement that the three ves-
sells had been turned over to marooned
Americans was made today at the office
Of the Sicilia-America Steamship Com
pany in New York. The line owns no
other vessels. All three ships are now
at Naples.
The American government, 1t was said
had approached the line recently with
an offer to charter the vessels
Whether the negotiations had been
successful or whether the arrange
ments for bringing home the tourists
had been made by other agencies than
the government Is not stated.
Each Of the vessels has a carrying
capacity of approximately 2.000 in
cluding steerage. To bring back the
Americans all accommodations will be
made first class This will virtually
halve the carrying capacity of each
ship.
T. w. Noyes Heard From.
The Italian liner Principe Udine,
sailing today from Genoa. carries as
passengers Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore W.
| Noyes and son, Theodore P. Noyes;
! Miss Ethel Norris and Miss Nancy
johnson. all of Washington.
Consul General John E. Jones, at Genoa,
has cabled the fact to the State Depart
sengerS on that vessel and are due to
| arrive in New York August 2S. This is
| the first word received concerning this
party for a long time.
News of the safety and comfort of Miss
Ethel Norris of 1927 10th street northwest
was contained in a recent cablegram re-
ceived by her mother. Mrs. w. S. Norris.
from DR.. Carroll, United States consul at
Venice. Dr. Carroll announced the safe
| arrival Of Miss Norris. together with Miss
Nancy Johnson, daughter of Representa-
tive Ben johnson Of Kentucky. at Genoa.
where they have been under the care of
OF their ship.
The following residents of the District
| OF Columbia appear on the continuation
| Of the list of those who have registered
Those whose names began with letters
from A to N inclusive. appeared in The
Star Of yesterday. Todays list goes
through the letter T. and the remainder
George NJ. oyster. Miss NJ. J. Rathbun,
Miss Grace E. Babbtit. w. B. Ritchie,
W. II. Saunders. DR.. and Mrs. J. H. Sell
by. DR.. and Mrs. John Crayke Simpson.
Mrs. J. C. Simpson. j. e. Easby-Smith,
Miss Mary Smith. Mrs. Smith, N Steen-
| erson, J. Blake Tally, Miss G. S. Temple,
Mrs. J. w. Thompson, Mrs. Allan Lee
Elizabeth Timlow.
From Nearby States.
Those from Maryland. Virginia and
West Virginia whose names appear In
the same list are as follows:
| DR.. Clarence J. Owens, Riverdale. Nd;
J. T. Parker. Portsmouth. Va; Mrs. A.
s. Paul. Wheeling. W. Va; James J.
Peterson. West Virginia: j. B. Pinner.
Katherine Pinner and Willie Pinner. Suf-
| folk. Va; A. D. Piper. Baltimore: r. H.
Peasants and Marie r. Peasants. Balti-
more: C. C. Poultney, Baltimore: Mrs.
w. Powell and Dorothy Powell. Balti-
more: Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Powell. Vir-
ginia: Anna B. Purcell. Richmond. Va:
Martha Webb Purcell. Richmond. Va;
Mrs. Langhorne Putney. Richmond, Va;
Miss Sarah Roszel. Virginia: Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Fielding Reid and daughter,
Baltimore; Hester L. Riddle. Petersburg.
Va: Clinton D. Robinson, West Virginia;
Mrs. P. Robinson and Miss NJ. NJ. Robin
| son. Richmond, Va; Mamie E. Rudolph
and c. ]. Rudolph. Norfolk. Va; Freda
! Rudolph. Baltimore: J. McCreagh Scott,
Richmond. Va: Mrs. P. A. Seibert.
Hagerstown. Md; Elizabeth Seldom. Rich
Dabney Lee Smith. Clarksburg, W. Va;
Mrs Josephine NJ. Steiner, Virginia;
Pearl Stewart New Cumberland. w. Va;
Edward l.. Stone and Mary X. Stone.
| Richmond. Va: Winfield J. Taylor. Bal
| timore: Rev. C. F. Thomas. Baltimore.
and Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. Tilghman.
Richmond, Va.
ed at the State Department. Mrs. Will
| liam ]. Flather and Mrs. Ralph E. Gal
linger Of this city are in London. Nit
chell J. Won Pressig and son of this city
are in Venice. and Senators Fletcher
and Owen are in London.
Word has been received in this coun-
try of the safe arrival in London of
Senator Lodge of Massachusetts, and
Senator Oliver Of Pennsylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Cans of Washington
sailed. it is learned. for this country Sun
day last. They had arrived at Liverpool
on the Carpathia last Friday and, learn
ing of the outbreak of the war. decided to
return at once. although they were plan
ming a months tour of the British Isles
and other countries. 1t has not been as
or when they are expected to arrive here.
Some Not Heard From.
The Department Of State has been re-
quested to make inquiries concerning Mr..
and Mrs. Anton Zichtl. Mrs. Sophie Bush-
by and her niece, Miss Julia Grunwald, all
of Washington. Lee Baumgarten, a
business associate Of Mr.. Zichtl. has en-
deavored to reach the party by cable, but
without success, and has now enlisted the
aid of the government in locating them.