Evening star., 1923-09-13
TOXIC RELIEF WORK
NOW WELL IN HAND
Woods Says Americans Are
Cared foF-Finds New List
/ of Survivors.

The relief situation in Toxic is now
thoroughly in hand" Ambassador
Woods reported in radio message to
the State Department yesterday. Five
american dcstroyers, the ambassador
said, had arrived at Yokohama from
Darien.
"All Americans surviving Yoko-
hama on ships and in safety" the
message said. This embassy has
evacuated 40 Americans. tourists,
and twenty-one British tourists from
Toxic today on American destroyers.
Relief ships being loaded at Tsingtao
and Manila Arrival of fleet removes
danger of hunger among Americans"
In another long list of Americans,
forwarded by Consul Dickover at
Kobe, definitely known to be safe"
appeared the name of Miss Mary
Iofheims. sister of w. Z. Hoffheims
Of 1915 Decatur street northwest. The
list follows:
Winifred and Amy 4. Acock, Cali
fornia: Thomasne Allen. Indiana;
Eta Amber. Virginia; G. y. and L. r.
Anderson, Pennsylvania: Adella NJ.
Ashbrough. Ohio: Mr.. and Mrs Will
liam ANling. Nebraska; Barbara Bal
ley, BerniCe Bossett and Louise
Bangs, New York; Evelyn and Mrs.
Luke Bickel. Massachusetts: Alice
BOllinger and Aurelia Bixby Ohio;
Ellison Bodley. California; Louisa H
Boyd. Virginia; Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn
Bruner. Colorado; Annie S. Buzzell,
Nebraska, and Mrs Elsa Brunncll,
New York.
Evelyn Camp. Minnesota: n. Car
penter. Massachusetts,; Laura Cheney
and Alice s. Chase, Pennsylvania; p.
X. Condict. New Jersey: Ceiara Con-
verse, Vermont; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H.
Covered Pennsylvania; Louise Cur
tice. New York; Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ
Derwacter. and Augusta Dickinson,
Pennsylvania Mrs. Dodge, Ohio;
Winnifred F. Draper, New York: TEL
lie FairclO and Mr.. and Mrs. r. ii. u.
-'Sher, New York; Alice Finlay, Ohio
NJ. and Mrs. J. II. F'oote, Kansas:
Miss L. y. Clifford. Nora Goodwin and
Gresset and children and Kate J..
Hansen. Kansas; Miss Seaton, Mrs.
+. w. DeCkleman. Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs X. c. Hendricks and
Virginia; Harriet \. Howey, Ohio;
Rev. and Mrs. c. w, Iglehart. New
York; Rev and Mrs w. a. Idhe, New
Jersey. Louise F., Jesse and Mary D.
Jenkins, Virginia; Mr.. and Mrs. j; F.
Kennard, New York; Elizabeth ALL
burn, Pennsylvania; Susan T. Knapp,
New York; Rev. and, Mrs. w. W.
krider. Capt j. w. Laughton and
Wife. William l.. Lawson. Colorado: !:
Mabel Lee, Lydia A. Lindsey, Kansas:
Rev. and Mrs, s. Z. Luthy; Mr.. and
Mrs. B. II. Martin, Agnes A. Meline,
Nebraska; J. II. Morgan, New York;
Frederick Moore. wife and family,
Louisiana; Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Morrow.
Pennsylvania: J. p. Moore, Pennsyl-
vania; Luke *. Russell, Wisconsin; !;
Helen Russell Gertrude e Ryder,
Massachusetts; Rev. and Mrs. q. w.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Scott and mother,
Ohio; Rev. and Mrs. F. \. Scott; Mr..
and Mrs. William q. Seiple. Pennsyl-
vania; Rev. and Mrs. B. +. Shank
lock, Nebraska; Rev. Mark Il. Shaw,
Ohio; Rev. and Mrs D. f. Singley,
Pennsylvania; Mrs. d. +. Spencer;
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Stadman, Massa
Chusetts; Abbay l.. Sturtevant, Mr.
and Mrs. G. b. Tenney, New York;
Mr.. and Mrs Fl. Topping and son,
Ohio; Newbery, Georgia. Rev. and
Mrs. Il. a. G, Nugent, Pennsylvania:
Mary Belle Oldrfdge, Mildred Paine,
Miss Otte, Gertrude Pemperrien;
Annabelle Pawley, New York; Caro-
line s. Pckham. Louise Peary. Massa-
chuSetts: Catherine 3. Pifer, PennsyI-
vania; u. Weed. Vida Post, Fehr Vera,
Ruth c. Ward, California;; Helen
Weed, Kansas; Ruth and David
Weiss, New York; Edith r. Wilcox,
Rhode Island; Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse r.
Wilson, Virginia; Jessie NJ c. Will
kinsou, Massachusetts, and Grace
Wythe, California.