Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-09-11
SACRED VDLCANO'S
RU|NbL|NGS CAUSE
FRESH JAP EXODUS
Mount Full Mutters Con-
ssstantIy-S Steamships Rap
idly Clearing Americans
From Danger Points

KOBE, Sept. Sly the Associ-
ated Press.) = Refugees continue
fleeing from the districts around the
base of Mount Full. Continual
rumblings are heard in the depths
OF the sacred mountain, but the
disturbances have not been suffi-
cient to arouse the volcano from its
dofmancy.
.Getemba is in ruins. as is Oda-
wafa, the seacoast town where
many people from Toxic and Yoko-
hama spend their summers. Kama
kura, where 200 foreigners are
known to have been staying at the
kaihin hotel or in summer cottages,
remains cut off.
No refugees have reached here
from many of the small colonies of
foreigners spending the summer in
the. Sagami Bay district, but it. is
believed the relief ships sent there
fresg YokohamaIhaAe arrived.
The steamships Empress of Aus
tralia and Andre Lebon are remain
iIg at Yokohama to act as relief
stations, but other ships are calling
at Yokohama, leaving supplies and
constituting their journeys to Kobe
with refugees.
approximately 1000 foreigners,
half of them Chinese ard the re-
mainder largely British and Ameri-
cans, are being cared for here.
There are fifty seriously injured in
the international hospital while sew
sraI hundred suffering from minor
hiEts are housed in temporary hos
pitals.
About a thousand Americans and
eco Britishers are en- route home
yard from Yokohama and Kobe and
10 steamship companies are striV-
InSs to arrange transportation for
tM others, as soon as possible.
discount ShibusaWa wealthy
Nsdker and former treasury official,
IL missing.
TE.L Y. VI. G. \. SECRETARIES
e REPORTED TO BE SAFE
RMAHA. Neb., Sept. S.-Mrs. Pal
ner Findley. president of the Omaha
vow. G. A, received cablegram
from Japan today stating that all
W. secretaries in Japan are safe.
YOKOHAMA POLICEMEN
AMONG THE MISSING
TOXIC. Sept. 6.-CVia Osaka.)-
RE Grand hotel at Yokakoma was
wrecked in the earthquake. The
American and Dutch cOnsuls were
instantly killed. The British consul
ost his left hand.
Admiral Nomaguchi. commander
etE7the Yokohama admiralty port,
mi 900 or more Yokohama police
ncn reported missing after the
.aEthquake were still missing today
tOrder is being maintained by
troops.
SECOND LIST OF RESCUED
e.S5s..AMERICANS is FORWARDED
WASHINGTON Sept S.-A' sec
md list of Americans whose safety
Mas reported in DISPATCHES sent to
hea state department today from
-onsul Dickover, at Kobe. follows:
Catherine T. Takama and child
~ erie Allison and daughter; V. C.
al8ge1i H Arias, wife and daughter
t'aJ. Ballintine and wife; John Beck
II. Games f. Boyles, Althea Bridges
Clinton Dudley Campbell. F. F
Capter, Curtis P. Clausen, JOSEPH
t'aF5 Glenn, wife and son; Thomas d
~ofhrane and wife; w. H. Devin
wife and sister; ANNA S. Dram. W
". 7Dunnell, Marian Eddings J. p
Fish Manuel S. II. Frank, Mrs.
W. Gollob and children; r. w. Had
ey, wife and children; J. +. Heit
wife and children: Elstner Hilton, y
N.S1 Harrison wife and son; II. c
Haeely, wife and daughter; +. X
{Ioatling, II. +. Hofer and wife
;lfrey NJ. James and wife: Laura
2. James, ROwana LaskeY, Alice
NICHOLSON, Morris MandeIsOn, Johr
Martin wife and children; NJ. J. Nc
earthly, wire and children: II. H
Needham and wife; William NJ
Charles, Albert Nicola.
Thomas G.. Nee, John J. Persina
,.I-sS. Putney. G.. X. Momero, S. D
RowIands, Colonel Reber, Charlie
o. Reich Sign.und Stearn, Nurs
Stuart, Paul G. SOrsby, Milton Sey
'ioHf ana vile, II. ROSS SallSpuIA
:eijiro Tatsumi, DR.. B. A. Jones S
Iones Nanhoosen. Randolph Wag
Ell. SHELBY L. Virgins and wife
:. A Warrington, wife and child
D. f. Yarnell and wife, William Xii
lovle
Oliveira Scheur and children; Fl
y GMorin, wife and children; w. V
abromits, ]. tanning, Anna A
Mallory, W. c. Collyer wife an