SOME OF THE SAVED AND LOST

Bush Advocate, Volume XXIV, Issue 25, 19 April 1912, Page 5

SOME OF THE SAVED AND LOST

COMPANY ASSERT SHIP FULLY EQUIPPED. , INCOMPREHENSIBLE RETICENCE OF CARPATHIA'S OFFICERS; . (Received April 19, 9.40 a.m.) LONDON, April 18. Amongst those saved from the Tiv,.. tanic are:— • < Mrs.. G. Home, society woman ,;,'.- .Mrs. F. J. Swift, society woman

Thomas Cardcza, of Rio do Janeiro and New York .P. Maresehal, Washington Colonel Archibald Gracie W. T. Sloper, of Seattle Master Harry Widener J. P. Thayer, railway official J. and Mrs. Synder, of New York Among those missing arc : James Carlton Young, of Minneapolis George Eastman Colonel May Professor J. H. Ross, of Wisconsin Mrs. Ettlinger, New York Mrs. Tigler, New York Miss Eustace White, New York. Tiie White Star Company officially state that the Titanic was equipped with life-saving appliances for all passengers, and the hoatage accommodation was in excess of the Board of Trade requirements. New York is mystified at the silence of the officials of the Carpathia as to how tlie Titanic sank. Even a request by President Taft was not answered.