Evening star., 1923-09-08
MORE AMERICANS
SAFE IN TOXIC AREA
bauqhter of Acting CONNER
\ ciaI Attache Killed at
/ Yokohama.

A dispatch to the Japanese en-
kassy here from Toxic. dated today
said that the entire personnel of the
American embassy was safe except
Hiss Doris Babbitt, daughter or FL
wood G. Babhitt, acting commercial
Attache. She was. said to nave 1881
her life at Yokohama.
Z The message made no reference oy
Name to Mr.. Babbitt. whose SAFETY
heretofore has been in some DOUBT.
The personnel of various other en-
bassy and legation staffs. at: TOXIC
Also was reported safe.
More Reported Safe.
! The safety of additional Americans
was established today. in messasS1
10 the State Department from Consui
Davis at Shanghai. transmitting YER
fled reports gathered by Consul
Dickover at Kobe.
sThe list of those whose safety the
fisnatch said had been verified fol-
lbws: A. B. Milmine and wife. Her
bert J. Cilliea and family. all of whom
sailed for the, United States on Inc
president Jefferson: Matt Broale;
Duke Perry, Dorothy Nerandt ana
dhiid, James w. Emison. Commander
and Mrs. Webb. F. r., Carroll; wite
and two children. Godfrey NJ. James;
Frank L. Lappin. David TAFT ana
mother. w. l. Eisler, Bishop Mchin'
T. Althausea, Samuel Admur. II; Arias'
wife and daughter, K. l.. AEllNie,
Catherine Hoffman, Harry A. irwin
and wife, Marcus 1saacs. {. n JeneT,
son, J. L. Knopp, Julius kaurner'
Cock. H. Manley, wife and chilo. y
{. Miller. ]. w Moore. Mary Martin
" ]. Manning. wife and son. r. n
ldaag, F. f. McCorkle and wife; A: r
t;fa taGGlew, wa Fl ibrGs o. ShiISgSe aGpTwei'' "
! NJ. C. Alexander ID. {. BurneIi'
Harry Boshi, w. w Baer. Paul Blum'
wife and two sons.
/. H b. Van Brunnell, II. c. Brunneli,
Elmer Blum. wife ard two children
=. p. Chambers, G. \. Creighton. Il.
Crawford, c. ]. Crosby, wife ana
daughter; Virginia Darcell, John Ellis
and Olga: +: r. Eure. +. X. Eggeir'
r. p Eastlake. wife and three chli-
dren;-E Harry Esping and wife; W.
l.. Farnham, wife and two daughters
r. D. Pagan. wife and two children !;
william ". Gordy, Spencer Gould ana
wife, c. Hoffman, w. ID. Hlckie.
4 message received here today by
relatives of Harry Campbell. a rep
fesentative of the Sale. and Frager
Company in TOXIC, said the hrm
Headquarters in New York had re-
eeived a cable saying all, members
The second list of Americans whose
safety was reported in dispatcnes
sent to the State Department today
from Consul Dickover at Kobe fol-
lows
Catherine T. Takana and child,
Lettie Allison and daughter. v. {,
Aurell, II. Arias, wife and daughter;
Becker. James f. Boyles. Althea
Bridges. Clinton Dudley Campbell,
F. F. Capter. Curtis p. Ciausen,
Joseph Earl Clem. wife and son;
Thomas ID. Cochrine and wife. w. H.
Bevin. wife and sister. and Annia S.
| w W. Dunneu. Marian Eddings. ].
z Fish. Manuel S. Frank, Mrs; 1. w.
Gollos and children; r. W. Hadley.
Wife and children; J. F, Helt. wife
Harrison. wife and son; H. c. Hoeely,
Wife and daughter; Z: K. Hoatiiagss.
81 F. Hofer and wife: Godfrey NJ.
lanes and wife Lara aura Eands1nes F. dsmes
Norris Mandelson, John Martin. wife
dnd children: NJ J; MCCARTHY. wife
wife; William NJ. Charles, Albert
Thomas G. Nee, George ]. Persina.
+ S. Putney, G. K. Romero. S. D.
Rowlands. Col. Reber:.- Charles D.
Paul c. sorsby, Milton Seymour and
wife. D. Ross Salisbury. Seijiro Ia
tsumi. DR.. B. A. Jones, S. Jones Van
Hosen. Randolph Wagner, Shelby L..
Virgins and wife. c. a. Warrington.
Wife, William Kildoyle. Oliveira
Scheuer and children. H. N. NORM.
wife and children; W. " Abromits,
J. Jamming, Anna A. Mallory. w. e.
Eollyer, wife and children; Junius B..
Woods and wife and c. d. Wood
head and daughter.
1 The following were reported as
missing:
Jessie Benjamin of the Wick Chemical
ton man. and Miss Katherine Rob-
inson, address not reported.
No home addresses of any of the
persons reported safe were given in
The dispatch, and the State Depart
pent, in making it public, made no
spelling in the names. The list. it
was assumed. was made up of Amerf-
cans who had registered at the Kobe
consulate, and did not include many.
h any, who had sought refuge at
pther places.
200 Foreigners Killed.
1 Two hundred foreigners were kill
fd at Yokohama. according to the
Navy Departments first direct word
from that port. received today in two
messages from Admiral Anderson,
n-chief of the Asiatic
feet. One hundred and thirty foreign
refugees, most of them Americans
and Englishmen, he reported, were at
Hakone, and others were arriving at
Kobe.
i One of the messages was dated at
poon. Friday, reporting the arrival
Of his flagship. the Huron, the pre-
eeding day, and the other, contain
tng information relative to casualties
apparently gatherd prior. to his ar
rival at Yokohama, was timed 5:37
pm., September 5.