Evening star., 1923-09-10
THREE LISTS RECEIVED.
Many Americans in Japan Off,
cially Reported Safe.

cia1ly Reported Safe.
Further advices from Japan to
various government departments con-
hrmed earlier dispatches showing that
no WaShingtonians, their friends or
relatives, with the exception of Max
kirjasoff, consul at Yokohama. who
has two sisters here, had met death.
Earlier reports as to the rumored
death of Ambassador Woods were
considered by officials as contradicted d
by several dispatches received sub
sequently, some of which were signed
by him, indicating he and embassy
staff were safe, although the embassy
was reported destroyed.
Confirmation that Assistant Com
mercial Attache Elwood G. Babbitt
had been saved was received today
by the Department of Commerce from
James F. Abbott, commercial attache
at Toxic. The wife and older daugh-
ter of Mr.. NBabbitt also were saved.
but a younger daughter was killed.
Mr.. Babbttt is returning to the United
States.
jesse Benjamin Safe.
american survivors made public yes
terday by the State and Navy depart
mentS did not include WaShingto-
mans, their friends and relatives,
yearly all here who have people in
Japan have already heard directly or
Through others of their safety One
, of the latest messages came to Mrs.
Jesse benjamin, 1411 Montague street,
by radio, saying that Mr.. Benjamin
and others on the steamship Empress
AUSTRALIA
The State Department last night
made public number of messages
received from its representatives in
Japan, including one signed with the
name Of the Ambassador, Woods"
and three lists of American survivors
from Toxic signed American EN-
bassy" and another from Consul Dick
over at Kobe. One of the American
day, and the others were without date,
while Consul Dickover's message was
dated Saturday.
List of Survivors.
The embassy lists of survivors fol-
low:
K. E. AurelI family, Mcpherson.
Kans.; F. L. Feely, Oswego, N. Y;
Francisco: Thomas F. Malley. Little
Falls. N. Y; w. r. F. Stier family,
q New York city; d. R. Salisbury, St
Paul. Minnesota; Mr.. and Mrs. l. F.
Baker New York; Hugo Hayes, Provi-
adence. Rhode Island; E. w. Bray,
Rhode Island; A. NJ. Slack, San Fran
cisco; Mrs. A. NJ. Slack, San Francisco;
John J. Foley, New York city; John
IOty, New York; Evely Varley. Berke-
fey, Calf; Mr.. and Mrs. Fairchild
and daughter. Chicago; Miss Powell
Miss Cannell. Rev. John McKin, Mas
sachusetts; John A. Roberts and fam
lily; Miss Ruth NJ. Laird, San Fran
cisco; r. d. McManigel Logan, Ohio;
Y
ichmond. Mr.. and Mrs E. p Brown
#Snd daughter, Boston; Mrs Howard
Merton, Boston.
J. H. Connor. Boston; Kathryne
Shields. Nevada; Garry Baldwin, San
francisco; Mary Mcguire. Seattle
and Satherwaft, Honolulu Helen
Powell, Los Angeles; G. A. levitt and
family. Los Angeles; Edward S. Boyer,
New York; T. E. Lake, San Fran
cisco; r. F. Heckan, San Francisco;
George E. Spengler, Chicago; w. NJ
Il f. McGraw, New York: c. r. Lange,
Missouri; Louise Lane, California: F.
Z. Jordan, Cleveland; r., E: Mac
Intrye, Boston; Mrs. Catherine H
Kally, Honolulu; Harry w. Nelson,
S Chicago; Mrs. ]. o. Richardson and
son, Paris. Tex; r. T. Conger. Manila
Randall Gould and wife, oakland; A.
Jorgenson and family, Omaha; +. B.
Brown and family. Rochester, ~ Y;
G. c. Converse and family. Hilisdaie'
Mich; w. E. Parkhill, Oberlin, Ohio;
o. w. Swan and family. Madison.
Wis; E. r. l.. Durgin~and family, New
Hampshire. -
Brunswick, N. j.; Mark McNeaL Balti-
More; w. S. Richardson, Brooklyn: I:
". Y; Vivian z. Mize. Santa. Rosa,
Calf; Thomas f. Malloy, New York
city; Stanley q. Stady. Philadelphia; !;
Mr.. and Mrs; A. Raymond. New, York
e. d. Burton, Philadelphia; A. &c.
bradley, Connecticut; ]. .Reifsnleder
and family. Ohio; G F.. Reifsnieder
and family, Ohio; George K Gillett,
kMinnesotas; j. S. Happer and wife,
Family. Denver; S F. Ashbro6k, Penn
W. H. Cusring, New York city; w
Hirzel, Michigan; Delbert Goodman
Chicago; Grace p. Hoffsommer four
children, Pennsylvania; Maryon r..
Minis, New York; Emma Humble,
kansas; William /. Mum. Atlanta;
C. Gilbert, family, California; Mr..
hnd Mrs. Harry Mills, A. N. Ander-
ION. family, California; Mr.. B. T.
Armstrong, family, Montana; E. j..
Kraft, family. Oklahoma; p. A. wb-
1er. family. Michigan; H. J. Perkins
md wife. Montana; George f. Scheid,
New Jersey: G. Dubose, New York
.mith, Lubbock. Tex; Miss Mary Mar
in, F. o. Taylor, Sacramento; Harry
1itmans. Toxic: Margaret Schieids.
Nevada; Mary r. Hinman. Iowa; Clair
5ngenia Smith, New York; Alger
smith, New York; /. T. Flatto, New
York; William E. Smith, New York
William Man r. Smith. New York
Ar. and Mrs. G. r. Ack ernan, New
ersey; Miss Juliet Weber, New
ersey. ~
william A. Mccall, New York city.
lbert Sprowles. Philadelphia; Anna
Atkinson. Coazenovia, New York :
fyrtle Pidor, Mankato. Kan; Leonora
eeds. Delaware. Ohio; Blanche Gard,
ar and Mrs. j. V. Martin, family
81. and Mrs. F. W. Heckleman, FAM
8; DR.. E. T. Iglehart, family; c. B.
ishops Mrs. G. B. Bishop. Ralph