The evening world., 1917-02-08

Miss Agnes Schneider, shamotln.
Pa: Miss Sadie Walker and Miss
Sarah Mckecn, Cleveland: Miss Ma
rian Walker. Miss Frances Mcintosh,
Wisconsin; Mrs. e. Peer. Tennessee.
Miss Margery Murphy and mother,
Ohio: Miss Marian Meeker. Indiana:
Miss Edna Goodaie. Yonkers. ". ";
Vivian Butler Burke, New York; Miss
Anna Ingold. Chicago; Miss viva Dill
Ion. San Francisco: Dr. and Mrs. Ar
thur Davis, DIR. and Mrs. G. Decker,
New York: Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Witzle-
ten and daughter. Philadelphia; Mary
Halliday. Los Angeles; Miss llern-
buster. New York: Miss Clara Will
lenbucher and five sisters, Washing
ton: Mrs. Mary Schneider and Miss
Clara Schneider. Albany: John Dud-
ley. Washington; George y. Atwood
and family. Massachusetts,: Dorothy
1senberg. Honolulu: Miss Elizabeth
King. Baltimore: Mrs. David welsh
and daughter Irene. Providence. II. l.;
DIR. L. Il. Mayer. Alabama: Mr.. and
Mrs, sydney Biden, st. Louis: Conrad
Hoffman. Mr.. and Mrs. Sarah Fischer
and daughter. William r. Bteinway,
New York; Mr.. and Mrs. Paul We'll.
DIR. Oscar Krone, louisiana; -
Durant, Philadelphia; I. Duttlinger.
st. Louis: Jacob J. Hertz, Ohio; Miss
Helen Corans. Newark Miss Meta
Kester. San Francisco: Mr.. and Mrs.
John G. Osborne, Brooklyn: Raymond
Washington: Charles Arch
ibald. Jockey. who may 20 TO Switzer-
land: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Feinger,
slssippi: Leander Werlein. Chicago:
Miss Margaret Werle. Cleveland; Miss
Augusta Eisenheyner. Washington
State: Fern Andrews. Illinois: Elsie
Baker. Philadelphia: X. Boyer and
Mrs. william Alton Derrick. Chicago:
Arthur Dunning. Bath. Me-; Albert
Eckstein. DIR. G. n. Jacob. New York;
DIR. George Martin. California: Al
Peters. agent OF the Holland America
Line; August spannuth. Journalist;
DIR. George II. Webster. dentist; Alico
Norfolk OF Cleveland: DR.. George Ken
nedy, dentist, OF Kent. o.: Miss Mar
garet Glenn. Governors Island.
Among those who are already on
their way to America or In neutral
countries and who until recently were
members OF the American colony in
Berlin are w. A. Kugelman OF the
National Cash Register Company.
Chicago; George II. Watson. Lyons,
". Y: Paul Koning. DIR. George Ku-
beler. +. II. McFadden. Edward Most
hauer. Morris Mocowits. Otto Pruess-
man. Ludwig Zeislcr.
Y. NJ. c. A. WORKERS WANT TO
RETURN HOME.
The following Americans who have
been working In prison camps as
secretaries Of the Young Mems
Christian Associations war prisoners
aid plan to leave Germany: ]. ".
Dunn. Mrs. Nina Holmes Dunn. l.. f.
wolfberg. ]. y. KennRrd. Carl w.
Michel. Ernest Jacob. Alfred Lewry
and wife, all OF New York: Mrs. Con-
rad Eaton white, Madison. Wis:
Arthur Sicbers. Iowa: J. wehner.
Massachusetts,: Miss Elsie Houle.
ID. Alice Luce OF Boston plans TO
remain for n time. John \. jackson.
former United States Minister TO the
Balkan states. who has been attached
to the American Embassy here. and
Mrs. jackson expect to 20 to Switzer-
land with Ambassador Gerard. but
have made no further plans.
The following Americans have not
decided whether they will leave Ger
many: DR.. T. w. Rinkenberger and
DIR. IL. 4. Hermann. New York: -
Nippert. Cincinnati; Miss Nora Jones.
New York.
Miss Fern Andra OF Hammond, Ind.
/ expects TO remain in Germany. The
plans OF Miss Emma Baumann OF
New Jersey. Miss Lille Kroegcr OF
New York and Miss Bertha Hoffman
are unknown.