THE CHINA MAIL.`
TUESDAY NOVEMBER
10
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The American Red Cross has! adopted immediate means for: rushing relief stricken Japan, Mr. Knowlton Mixer, Chairman of Dr. Louise Stanley, new Chief of the Manila chapter of the Red the Bureau of Home Economics, in Cross, has been abled to by all the Department of Agriculture, available supplies in the Phillip has arrived in Washington to take pines, charter whatever vessels heup her duties. She was formerly needs and rush them at top speed Dean of Home Economies in the to Yokohama and Tokio.
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It is officially confirmed that Max D. Kariassoff, chaunpion miler at Yale in 1909, and his wife have been killed in the earthquake at Yokohama, where Mr. Karjassoff was American Consul. Their two children- William, 5, and David, 4, escaped. Shortly after being sent to Japan Mr. Karjassoff married Miss Alice Valentine, daughter of a missionary, he met there. Dr. J. Bentley Squire, world-famous New York surgeon, with his wife and two children, were last heard from in Tokio and may have perished. Dr. Squier is a member of the medical faculty in Columbia University. Commissioner and Mrs. William Eadie, of Chicago, in charge of Salvation Army Headquarters in Tokio, are still unheard from. Mrs. Rupert Hughes wife of the novelist, has also not been accounted for. No word has been received from E. C. Babbitt, Assistant Commerical Attache to the American Legation in Tokio, and his daughters, and fears are felt for their safty.
Mrs. Elig: Deep, Mrs. Mary Gaglagnus & soni
Mrs. Elizabeth Deep, was born December, 23, 1894, and is not yet 29 years of age. Her daughter, Mrs, Mary Gaglagnis, is 16 and is the mother of a ten months old baby, George, born before his grand- mother was quite 28 years old. It is believed Mrs. Deep is the youngest grandmother in the world.
George Eastma u
George Eastman, multi-million- nire camera manufacturer, has left Vancouver, B. C., on the steamer "Princess Louise" for a trip into the North Country, where he will remain until the end of October, It required 27 horses to carry his hunting equipment into the famous Cassiar District of Northern British Columbia. He did not take guns and ammunition. but the finest camera lenses and equipment for "shooting" big game-with a kodak bulb.
Bascum Slemp
Former Congressman C. Bascum Stemp, of Virginia, is shown at hús desk in the Executive Offices of the White House, where he has taken up his duties as Secretary 10 Pro sident Calvin Coolidge.
Only a few days ago Admiral Anderson, U. S. N., commanded the American fleet in Asiatic waters, a fleet that was ready for fight. To-day Admiral Anderson, U. S. N, commands the greatest armada of peace ever assembled for the aid of humanity. Rashing at full speed to Japan in his flagship, the amoured cruiser "Huron," accompanied by every available warship. Admiral Anderson received, by wireless, a blank cheque from the Navy Department which authorised him to buy food supplies wherever he could find them and in whatever amounts he might regard necessary, and to comb the Pacific world for things necessary for the Japanese to carry out through the stormy days ahead. Upon his shoulders was thrown the responsibility for the greatest programme of emergency relief ever undertaken. All Shipping Board vessels in nearby waters were ordered placed under his command for relief work,
Mi Gloria Gould
Miss Gloria Gould, youngest daughter of the late George Jay and Mrs. George Jay Gould, and granddaughter of the late Jay Gould, is to be married on September 18 to Henry A. Bishop, Ir. Owing to the recent deaths of her parents the ceremony will be witnessed only by a few friends and relatives.
Anster B. Duk
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A cablogram from Manila reports that semi-official circles in Angier B. Duke, 39, member of Japan declare Admiral Gombei the world-famous family of tobacco Yamamoto, newly appointed Pro- manufatturers, was drowned when mier of Japan, is missing in the le fell from a small bont at a float earthquake and fire in Tokio. He if the Indian Harbour Yacht Club, had previously been reported as Greenwich. Mr. Duke; who lost a having fled to Osaka, where the hand in a hunting accident several new capital of Japan has been es- years ago, was unable to swim and tablished. He was in conference was drawn under the float, while with his Cabinet in the Naval preparing to take a party of .Club, Tokio, when the earthquake Owing to the fact that the large section of the city of Tokio was built of wood and paper the friends to his yacht for a midnight came and was reported to have Japanese capital fell an easy victim to the flames that destroyed it after the fatal earthquake. In addition, supper. Mr. Duke was the heir to been slightly injured. Another the city had antiquated and inadequate fire fighting apparatus. This picture, made during a disastrous fire the $50,000,000 estate of his father unconfirmed report at that time in one of the steamship offices in the crowded business section only two months ago shows that the firemen Benjamin J. Dake, and his uncle, declared he had been assassinated could not even get a stream of water to the top of this small structure, and only one hose was in James B. Duke.
but this was denied.
operation.
Here is the Isezki-Cho-Dori (Amusement Street), in Toklo, totally dsstroyed by earthquake and flames. This strect boasted a vast mun- ber of electric lights.
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