The Archive · 1923

American Relief Work

Osaka, Oct. 15.

The American relief workers in Tokio and Yokohama; having turned over the hospitals which were temporarily placed under their care to the Japanese Red Cross. arrived in Kobe this morning. To-nicht they are being entertained by the Osaka authorities and to-morrow they will spend sight-se*ing in Kioto, after which they will leave for the United States.—Reuter.

Osaka, Oct. 18.

The American Relief Party under Lieut.-Col. Hand, numbering about 240, were warmly welcomed at Kioto on Tuesday, and made an excursion to Nara yesterday morning. The party returned to Osaka and spent the afternoon sight-seeing in motorcars, and were afterwards entertained to a banquet at the Public Hall. The party will leave Kobe this morning on board the transport Somme.—Reuter.

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