FRANK
N. CORTINA
WILLIAM H. FLEMING
X
Dead
and
dying
a~e
o 3 every
hand.
Those
who still live
are
threatened
with
srarvation
and
many
are
trying to cateh
fish
from
ponds
and
lakes
to tide them
over until food arrives.
It
i 3 estinated
thatc
at least
100.000
tons
of
riez
alone
are
peeded
to meet
the
emergency.
The
Imperial Palace,
which
was
badiy
dam-
aged
by quake and
fire
has
been
thrown
open
to needy
and
injured
survivors.,
A
message
by cable
trom Kobz
tonight said
there
was
a bad
shake
in
Toyama,
a ciy
of more
than sixty
thousand
veopie
near
tune
northwest
coast
of
Japan.
The
vi-
bration
seems
to
have
permeated
the
is-
land
traneversely.
Fight
of Tokio's
25
waids
are
knowa
to
be
almost
to:aily
wiped out,
while tha remaind
rare
larze-
ly in ruins
or burncd.
The
{otal number
of
buildings
desiroyed
is p'aced
«t 200,
000.
Revorts
came
today of
a
new quake
centering
in
Yokosuka
yesterday
after-
noon,
doing
great
damage
especiaiiv
to
ships.
Satur.
ay’s quakes
aud
subsequent
tida! waves
did great
damave
to
Japan-
ese
naval
vessels
‘The
ext.nt
of
the
damage
however,
is
not determined.
The
quake yesterday,
todays
report
suid,
des-
troyed the telephone
exchange
at Choja-
machi, killing 40 operators.,
At 7 o’¢cock
last night
new shoeks
shook
Kawaguohi,
destroying
500
houses
and damaging
1,
500
more.
Other
piaces,
wheve
destrue-
tion
was complete,
or
nearly
so,
s
a
re-
sult of Saturday’s
earthquake
are
Nogo-
ya, with a popula:ion of
62000
virtaa!ly
destroyed.
Saske
GJ)
perisned
when
rallway tunnel coliapsed.
I's
500 houses
washed
away.
Huakone,
famous
moun-
tain
resort
frequen.e!
by
foreigners,
easier
to count
the hiving
than
the
de=ad,
Enoshima
. {picture
isiand)
submerged
a
sea
of mud.
Yoshima
volcano
emitting
snoke.
Odawara
swept
by
a
tida:
wave.
Ocher
voleanoes
in
the
islands
nearby
a-e reported
active.
The
rich
ana
titled
suffored along with the poor and obscure,
Tae
advices
also
confirmed
earlier
re-
ports of the
subnergence
of
the
island
oi Enoshima
(pie ure island)
one
of Jap-
an’s
most
beaut.ful
spots.
This isiand,
thie messaze
sald.
was
swept
away
by a
tidal wave,
as
was
also
Keonomuku
and
Isoko,
villages in the
vicinity-of IKmoesh-
ima
Many European
visitors
and
resi-
dents of th2
section
are missing.
Geneva,
Sept.
4th.—-A
member
of the
Italian delegaticn
to the Assembly
of the
League
of Nations
today
authorized
the
League
Secretariat
to deny that lialy had
ever officiallyrepudiated
the competency
# the League
to handle
the Greco-ltalian
«iBiS.
. Rome,
Sept.
4th.—Athens
is
complete-
ly isolated and
the
Greek Government
is
=1
LEREuUI=x
&9 l&
allowing no reports
concerning
the gra e
intarnal
situadon
to
be
sent
from
the
capital,
says
a
desr®=
ch
rcceived
h-ore
fiom Grezee
sho:tly
~v.efore
ncon
todav.
A co nter revolutionary republican
move-
m-:nt
3 underway
and
is gaininz ground
despi‘e
drastic
measures
(aken
by
tle
Government.
Tha
followers
of
thela
e
ninz
Coastantine’s
pariy
are
said
to
be
preparing
for action.
Paris
Sepi.
4ith.—A
speech
of Chan-
c2ilor Stressemann
of Germaey
at Stuti-
gart,
deeiaring
that
a
Germany
which
was
alied
economically
with
France
would afford
a great
cuarantee
for
peace
was
received
v*h
great
intervest
in
offizial
circles.
.
Poineare
rea® thez
text
of
the
ChLaunceilor’s
address
most
cirefuily
and will reply
in publiz on
the
first
ceeas.on
offered,
wheu
it is
uader-
stood
he
will say
France
is quite
ready
10
enter
Into an
econom.:
arvancem2nt
with her former
enemy.
Shunghai,
Sept.
4th.—The
Ui ed
Stites
Consul
at Yokohama
aed
his
wiie
were
Killed in the
disaster,
according
to
radio
messages
from
ithe
stea
nuship
Jefferson
at
Yokohama.
The
Briusn
Consul
al Yokohama
and
about
199
resi-
dents
of tiie city are
believed
to
be
dea |,
according
to despatcaes
recaived
by
Le
Central—News
by
wayv
of
Saanohal,
Shipping
iss.ill
unable
10
enter
Yoko-
hama
narbor.
Losangeles,
Cal,,Sep.4.
—Ground
swelis
20
feet high, larger
than any
in
b
ex-
perience
of muriners
in
Losangeies
-
bour,
struck
the
southern
couast
eary
today
and
were
believed
to
have
bdeen
the
resuit
of
the
earthquake
and
tidal
wave
which
devastaied
parts
of
Juapao.
IThe
swells
hroke complecely
over
the
oJ
foot
breakwater
and
carried
away
ail
loose
oubjects,
Pekin,
Sept.
4th.—Six
United
States
destroyers
leit the Port of Dairen
tor Yo-
Kohamsa
yesterday
aiternaon
carrying
a
number
of doetors
and large quaniiies
of
foed
suppies
to aid
the
eartnguake
vie-
tims
in the city.
I'ne flagsnip of the
At-
lantic
fleet picked
up Admiral
Andersoan
at Cnetoo
and
is procecding
o Japan.
Moscow,
Sept.
4ih.—Ovders
have
boeen
given
the Soviet
Administration
at
Viad-
hvostok
to atlord
Japan
any
possible
re-
lief.
Foreign
Minister
lehitenzrin
bhas
expressed
to
the
Japanese
peopie
tue
condoiences
of Russia
tor
ne destruzti
n
of
the
fruits
of
labour
accumuiated
throughh
many
years
Ly
the
working
classes,
Osaka,
Sept.
4tb,—Earthquake
shocks
continue
at inter/als
around
Kawagueni.
Dowager
Prineess
Yoshike
was
crushed
to
death
at
Odawara.
The
Dowager
Princess
Yamashina
met
the
same
tale
at Kamakura.
San 'rancisco,
Cal.,Sept.
4th.—Casual-
ties from the earihquake
and fire total 500,
000
and 300,000
houses
have
been
burn-
ed,
It 1s estunated
by the police of Tokio.
Tue report reeeivedsin
San Franciseo
this
morning
said
the Imperial
Palace
was
being guarded
by one raivent
of
infan-
try,
a
batta
oo
of
¢nzincers
and
the
imperisl divis on.
:
London,
S:ot. sth, —The
ericket
match
b
tween
the Leverson-Gower
X! and the
tour ng West
Indians
was
conciuded
to-
Gdayv, resuiting
in
a vietory for the
jormer.
hy
4
wickets,
The
West
Indians
come
pleted
their
seeond
inuings
for
a score
ol 139,
after which
the
bome
teawn
wentin
to bat,scoring
31 for the less
of
6 wickets,
Folowirg are
the
seires.
West
Indian
AL
Second
jenings,
Challetor
19
laniiton 2 Ince 2.
Auslin
16,
Small
19
Biown {not out) 24,
Constantine
4,
Dew-
hirst
U, Frapeis
12,
Paseall
1,
John
0,
Exiras
13,
total
185
lLeverson-Gower
X1
Secord
innings.
Hobbs
2,
Stevens
6. Tvldesty
3, Douglas (not cut)8, Rhodes
0, Chapman
2,
Mann
1, Fender
(not out)
8. Extras
1, total
for 6
wicket
81.
Bowl!-
ing for
the
West
Ivdian
John
took two
wickets
fur 18 runs and
Franeis
four
for
b
.
Deminiea,
Sept. 51,
—The
last
eise
of
elastrim
in
ibe
isowation
hospital
at
the
Cabrits
sdmitted
o
1Y h
Aupust
was
disebavged
vn
IBt
jrkt.
Clean
bßlls
of
health
are
accordingly
being
issved
at
the
ports
of the president.
Reme,
Sept.
Ist. A
message
byway
of Curfu
savs
the
Greek
ships
at
Phaler-
on
have
teen
moved
to Salaniis.
Lonaon,
Semn,
4th,
—An
Exchanoe
Tel.
eviani
dostr
1
T
Lome
today
Sdys
thul
31
abe
Couleit
of
the
|
eague
of
Na-
tions
asseris
lis competency
to
deal with
the
Greco
Italian
controversy
Italy
will
withdraw
from the League.
Liubiin,
Seot.
3rd.—The
Irish
Free
Sate
Government
has
YWon
a sweeping
victory in the elections,
Complete
returns
announc:d
last
night
showed
that
the
Governnent
had
cliecced
63
candidates,
the
Eepub
icans
43,
Lsbour
party
15,
Farmer
yarty
15,
and
Inde; endenis
16.
Washinegion,
Sepi.
di.—lhe
Emperor
anid
*he Empress
of Japan,
as
well
as
the
Prince
Repent,
eseaped
injury
in
the
carihquake
and
are
quite
salfe
ana
well,
according
to
a
message
received
today
by the Jiujanese
mbessy
from Tckio by
way
of
Paris,
Monrtreal,
Sept.
4:F.
Great
Britain
will not atandon
her right
to reparations
or her
ciaims
of the
debts
which
other
rations
owe
her,
‘lhe
posnicen
weould
be
a monstrous
one,
ithat
we,
a
victorious
nation,
sheuld
be
the
enily
country
in the
world paying
indewmnity,
o
commented
Lerd Birkevhend
Lere
today.
As to Eu-
rope,
it was
in
a
bad
state,
he
said,
and
experiments
and
adventures,
no matter
how disastrous
they
may be,
will have
to
take
thelr
course.
As
to
Germany
and
Kussia
it is hard
to say
what wiil happen
to these
countiies,
Europe
is sick and if
Italy
refuses
to
take
her quarrel
with
Greece
to the League
of Nations
and
de-
velops her own violent methods
of seck-
ing
redress,
an almost irreparable blow
will have
been
struck
at the prestize
and
usefu.ness
of the League,