MADRID,
Jan.
25:
More
than
a...
l.f
a
ntoro
Hoort
a
e
o
TP
CI
lit.
Sikeniy-ic
a
day-long
bombardment
of
Madrid
on
Saturday
by
long-range
Irtlllery
of
the
rebels,
finding
its
i
l
AUn
nAiifrii
.
ff
tVin
,ltv
hich
was
in
flames
that
night.
the
bombardment
continued
yes-
fcrday
when
at
least
eight
more
lere
killed.
General
Francisco
Franco,
com-
fcander-in-chief
of
the
rebel
jrecs,
charges
that
the
loyalists
Save
massacred
two
thousand
hos-
jges,
mostly
women
and
children,
jho
were
sympathetic
to
the
insurant
cause.
Russian
warships,
it
Is
declared,
ire
expected
to
come
to
the
assls-
tince
of
Malaga.
German-Italian
Accord
ROME,
Jan.
25:
It
Is
reported
;iat
Herman
Oocring,
chief
lieu-;nant
of
Chancellor
Adolf
Hitler
t
Germany,
who
left
last
night
on
is
return
to
Berlin,
and
Premier
cnlto
Mussolini
approved
the
anal
draft
of
an
answer
to
Great
Britain's
note
in
regard
to
Spanish
on-interventlon
proposals.
It
may
made
public
today,
It
is
lntl-
faated.
I
Meantime,
it
bany
and
Italy
are
agreeable
to
r.y
solution
of
the
Spanish
civil
ar
situation
which
does
not
ln-
plve
the
setting
up
of
a
Red
re-
uoiit
m
any
parT
of
"Spain.
lOoering
and
Mussolini
are
also
iported
to
have
reached
agree
ment
on
the
subject
of
Belgian
piegrlty
Mussolini's
Reply
I
LONDON,
Jan.
25:
(CP)
Premier
Bmlto
Mussolini
Informed
Great-
Britain
,
U
4
1
I
lJUav
maw
itic
kuvciu-
bent
of
Italy
was
prepared
to
Mace
an
embargo
on
the
departure
volunteers
to
the
Spanish
civil
fir
Mussolini's
renlv
accented
oints
raised
by
the
British
de-
Band
of
January
10
for
immediate
fanning
of
volunteers.
Italy's
pro-Posed
embargo
will
go
Into
effect
pen
all
other
governments
adopt
He
same
provision
and
agree
to
a
ontrol
system.
!
v
uerun
Germany
also
an
Jounced
readiness
to
promulgate
a
w
making
enlistment
of
German
lolunteers
a
penal
offence.
Quadruplet
Is
1
survive.
Still
Alive
I'arie
Rita
Rondeau
Stronger
But
Is
Given
Less
Than
Even
Chance
to
Survive
MONTREAL.
Jan.
25:
Little
tarle
Rita,
last
surviving
of
quad-
upiet
babies
born
last
Thursday
o
Mrs.
Arcade
Rondeau
in
St.
Thomas.
Que.,
still
lives
In
a
local
'ospital
and
was
reported
last
'ght
to
be
a
little
stronger.
She
s
given
less
than
an
even
chance
Veins
Children
i
I
BRISBANE,
Aust.,
Jan.
25:
(CP)
r-Noarlv
nnnnn
...n
WALLY
IS
TO
STAY
Ot
.ENGLAND
LONDON,
Jan.
25:
Mrs.
Wallls
Simpson,
who
has
been
said
to
be
planning
to
return
to
England
for
a
visit,
Is
re-
ported
to
have
been
advised
by
the
authorities
that,
owing
to
the
number
of
threats
which
have
been
made
against
her,
it
might
be
advisable
for
her
not
to
come.
Mrs.
Simpson
Is
still
at
Cannes
to
which
place
she
fled
during
the
dynastic
crisis
which
culminated
In
the
abdication
of
King-
Edward
VIII,
now
in
self-imposed
exile
at
Vienna.
BURGLARY
4
4
OF
STORE
Overwaitca
is
Broken
Into
During
himself
when
his
chauffeur
became
nervous.
Today's
Weather
(Oovcnunoiit
Telegraphs)
Terraced-Snowing,
strong
north
wind,
15
above.
Alyansh
Cloudy,
calm,
15
above
Alice
Arm
Clear,
calm,
13
above
Stewart
Part
c'oudy,
light
north
wind,
13
above.
Hazelton
Snowing,
calm,
above.
Smlthers
Overcast,
calm,
cold
Burns
Lake
Snowing,
calm,
below.
Boy
and
Girls
Hurt
Coasting
rt
a
.
'Four
In
Hospital
as
Kcsuil
oi
w
-r
ViaiOrS
dent
In
North
Vancouver
LONDON,
Jan.
25:
(CPWLord
pkefleld
has
donated
$50,000
to
te
Royal
Air
Force
Benevolent
Fund
to
enabln
nmmlsliw
p.Villrt.
Yesterday
NORTH
VANCOUVER,
Jan.
25
Three
North
Vancouver
girls
anc'
one
boy
arc
In
hospital
surrerins
of
R,
a.
F.
officers
and
men
from
Injuries
sustained
yesterday
f
receive
higher
education.
Distillery
Lit
Up!
when
their
bob
slelgn
coiuacu
with
an
automobile.
None
of
them
are
In
serious
condition.
JAP
CRISIS
CONTINUES
ind
40nnn
.u..,..:
Trvvn
Jan.
25:
(CP)
owing
,
,
w
ikiAiiwii.i
ill
1
11
r
1,1
1
V
I
il
1
l'(
I
-----
.
Mrtt
were-
lost
wh
nimrin..
to
Armv
oDDOsltion.
attempts
oi
PB
rum
distillery
was
destroyed
General
Kazushlge
Ugakl,
former
ure
after
being
struck
by
minister
of
war.
to
iorm
y
fhtnmg,
damage
being
estimated
cabinet
and
end
Japan's
grave
poll
t
SI.
II
MM
Win
I
.1
-I
.11.
..linn
VinVO
fit
PQ.
,"v.
I
tICUl
SUlliluuii,
nuiv
Vancouver
Mill
IsFireswept
Robertson
&
Harkett
Plant
Visited
By
Falmes
at
Week-End
And
Considerable
Damage
Done
VANCOUVER,
Jan.
25:
Fire
ol
undetermined
origin
did
extensive
damage
at
the
week-end
to
th
roof,
kiln
and
basement
of
the
Robertson
&
Hackett
Sawmill.
here.
The
loss
as
a
result
of
the
damage
has
not
yet
been
estlma
ted.
Quadruplets
In
Roumania
Three
Girls
and
Boy
Born
Near
Bucharest
Will
Live,
It
Is
Believed
BUCHAREST,
Roumania,
Jan.
25::
-Quadruplets,
three
girls
and
a
oy,
are
reported
to
have
been
born
,iear
this
city.
All,
It
is
said,
are
lolng
well,
Nothing
Definite
To
Connect
Local
Suspect
With
Case
Police
here
admit
that
there
is
10
definite
reason,
as
yet
at
least,
o
assoclateJack
Watson,
mysterious
Individual,
who
was
picked
up
here
ten
days
ago
and
has
since
esolutely
refused
to
give,
any
account
of
himself,
with
the
Mattson
kidnap-murder
case
at
Tacoma.
Watson
Is
being
merely
held
on
Ui
Todays
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
(8
AM.)
High
1:08
ajn.
20.3
ft.
prince
Rupert
Cloudy,
northwest
13:00
a.m.
22.5
ft.
wind,
four
miles
per
hour;
Low
7:03
a.m.
6.6
ft.
barometfer,
29.94;
sea
moderate.
19:38
p.m.
1.4
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
JANUARY
25,
1937
fRlCE:
S
CUNT
flMRARD
ALL
DAY
..
.
.
..
A
.1
..1.1
...!ii.....lc
Intiirppnt
Assault
niui"""''
n
But
at
Bloody
Cost
Non-intervention
ii.
iiaiir
mil
Cfrmanv
Ileadv
To
Ban
Volunteers
in
Civil
War
Night
and
$80
in
Cash
Taken
Some
time
early
this
morning
the
Overwaltea
grocery
store
on
Third
Avenue
was
broken
Into
and
$80
In
cash
taken
from
a
drawer,
A
brace
and
bit
was
used
to
bore
holes
all
around
the
panel
of
a
rear
door
which
was
then
pushed
In,
the
burglar
climbing
in
by
that
means.
As
far
as
is
known,
only
the
cash
was
taken.
J
The
breaking
and
entering
was
I
discovered
when
the
store
was
I
opened
for
business
this
morning.
The.pol!ce
werc
caUed
and
"e
l"'
Is
said
that
Ger-
vesugaung.
One
set
of
good
sized
men's
foot
prints
could
be
seen
leading
up
to
the
Dolnt
where
the
entry
was
made.
They
were
partly
covered
up
by
freshly
fallen
snow.
The
boring
of
the
panel
with
many
holes
of
a
brace
and
bit
must
have
been
quite
a
Tedious
task.
Duke
of
Windsor
Given
Shaking
Former
British
King
Took
Wheel
Himself
When
Chauffeur
Became
Nervous
VIENNA.
Jan.
25:
The
Duke
of
Windsor
was
shaken
up
when
his
car
skidded
on
the
slippery
hlgh-
iway
as
he
was
driving
to
Enzefeld
i
after
a
visit
in
Vienna,
ine
ior-;
mcr
British
King
took
the
wheel
CHILDREN
PERISHED
George
Fournier
and
Four
of
His
Family
Burned
to
Death
In
Hull,
Quebec
HULL,
Quebec,
Jan.
25:
(CP)
George
Fournier,
aged
30,
and
four
small
children
Roland,
aged
6;
Rita,
4;
Plerette,
2,
and
Marcel,
two
months
were
suffocated
or
burned
to
death
Sunday
when
fire
destroyed
their
frame
house.
Mrs.
Fournier
was
at
church
when
the
fire
started
from
overheated
pipes.
The
father
was
found
with
Roland
In
his
arms.
He
had,
apparent
ly,
been
trying
to
carry
the
boy
to
safety
when
he
was
overcome
The
bodies
of
the
three
little
girls
were
In
their
betls.
Neighbors
noticed
the
house
hi
flames
but
It
was
too
late
for
them
to
enter.
EXTENDING
AIR
BASES
DURBAN.
S.
A.,
Jan.
25:
(CP)-Nearly
$500,000
will
be
expended
by
the
Railway
Administration
on
the
erection
of
giant
hanger3,
sllpwiays
and
other
structures
In
the
establishment
of
an
airliner
base
here.
Six
Children
Nearly
Burned
Tragedy
Narrowly
Averted
When
Home
Near
Nanaimo
Is
De-,
stroyed
by
Fire
NANAIMO.
Jan.
25:
Six
child-n
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Lancashlrt
f
Brechin,
a
community
a
short
llstance
-north
xt
Nanaimo,
had
larrow
escape
Saturday
night
rom
perishing
In
a
foe
whlcl
bstroyed
their
home.
The
child
"en,
ranging
In
age
from
ons
t
ourtt'en
years,
were
aroused
anc
sslsted
outside
by
neighbors
who
.'onUfnately,
noticed
th
fire
whicl
s
believed
to
have
been
cause;
jy
an
overheated
stove.
The
par
:nts
were
visiting
at
the
time
a:
he
nearby
home
of
the
children';
grandparents.
MUSSALLEM
RE-ELECTED
Former'
Local
Man
Is
Again
Reeve
Of
Maple
Ridge
Municipality
In
Fraser
Valley.
Solomon
Mussallem,
business
man
of
Prince
Rupert
in
the
early
days
and
now
located
at
Port
Haney,
was
re-elected
reeve
of
Re-elected
Reeve
Solomon
Muivjallem,
formerly
of
this
city,
who
again
heads
Municipality
of
Maple
Ridge.
the
Maple
Ridge
Municipality
on'
Saturday,
defeating
James
M
Cameron
who
sought
to
depose
htm.
Mr.
Mussallem
has
been
reeve
of
Maple
Ridge
for
many
years.
!
Results
of
elections
In
other
Bri
tish
Columbia
district
munlclpall-!
ties
on
Saturday
resulted
as
fol-
lows:
Coquitlam
Reeve
R-'C.
Mac-
Donald
re-elected
.
oyer,;
J
ooseph
Jackson.
Esqulmalt
Reeve
Alexander
Lockley
re-elected
over
Frederick
G.
Eaton.
Matsqui
Reeve
G.
A.
Cruick-
shanks
re-elected
over
Milton
C
Swltzer
and
Edwin
H.
Baker.
Surrey
Reeve
Joseph
T.
Breen
reelected
over
John
Kent
and
Clyde
A.
Stewart.
Two
British
Columbia
reeves
suffered
defeat,
Reeve
H.
B.
Mor-
ley
of
Penitlcton
losing
to
W.
G.
Wilklns
and
Reeve
James
McCal-lum
of
Spall
umoheen
going
down
before
M.
S.
Noble.
In
nineteen
other
municipalities
reeves
were
elected
by
acclamation.
OFFER
SIX-HOUR
DAY
Shipowners
Express
Willingness
On
Eighty-Sixth
Day
of
Tic-up
Unions
to
Submit
Plan
SAN
FRANCISCO,
Jan.
25:
The
I'lshtv-slxth
day.
on
Saturday
of
the
Pacific
Coast
maritime
work-
j
ers'
strike
and
shipping
tie-up
!
was
marked
by
the
imklng
of
a
j
final
offer
by
the
shipowners
toi
the
strikers
of
a
six-hour
day.
i
A
plan
for
complete
settlement
of
the
strike
Is
to
be
submitted
by
the
unions
to
the
shipowners;
today,
It
is
reported.
!
Jacobite
Glass
J
Brings
High
Price
i
HAWICK,
Scotland,
Jan.
25:
An
"Am?n"
glass
which
the
Jacobites
usd
wh?o
drinking
to
their
cause
and
to"the
King
acrosj
the
water."
tins,
property
of
Mrs
Archibald
P.-
Douglas,
was
sold
In
'.ondon
for
$150.
Engagement
The
engagement
Is
announced
of
Miss
Doris
Mackett,
youngest)
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mackett
of
Tohvorth,
Surrey,
England,
to
general
suspicion.
His
fingerprints
i
Frank
Russell,
only
son
of
Mrs
and
measurements
have
been
sent'Stanley
Smith,
1523
West
03rd
Ay-to
the
United
States
authorities
enue,
Vancouver,
B.C.
The
wedding
but
-nothing
has
yet
been
heard,
will
take
place
later
In
the
spring
'
'
from
thenu-
,
'
"'
'
In
England.
.
,t.
PRINCE
IS
VERY
ILL
Crown
Prince
Michael
of
Roumania
Has
Influenza
Following
Appendectomy
FLORENCE,
Italy,
Jan.
25:
With
his
mother,
Princess
Helene,
hovering
constantly
at
his
bedside
and
his
father.
King
Carol,
has
tening
from
Bucharest,
Crown
I
Prince
Michael
of
Roumania
Is
(seriously
111
here
with
Influenza
following
an
emergency
operation
for
appendicitis.
The
15-year
old
boy,
who
was
once
King,
suffered
a
relapse
Saturday
night
and
fears
were
entertained
for
his
recovery.
Improvement
was,
however,
evident
last
night.
Free
Medical
Treatment
Ror
Indigents
Up
EDMONTON.
Jan.
2i:The
Al
berta
Medical
Association
haTpass-
nA
a
APAl..tlnv
iim.
nn
(hnlriiHfti.nl
!
.....
...
.
.
.
cu
a
''uwu"
u.B.M
My.a.
tne
trlal
of
jjj
Radek
f0rmer
and
Cincinnati,
with
75,uou
nome-
government
to
adopt
some
plan
of
Sovlet
propagandist,
on
charges
less,
watched
the
Ohio
still
edge
free
medical
service
for
Indigents.
jof
conspiracy
against
the
Soviet
upward
after
reaching
78
feet-six
,
(Republic,
that
they
had
plotted
higher
than
any
.previous
known
TODAY'S
STOCKS
Courtesy
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.)
Vancouver
B.
C.
Nickels
.28.
Big
Missouri.
.62.
Bnalorne,
8.85.
B.
R.
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.05.
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R.
x
.ooy2.
Caroboo
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1.63.
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.14.
Dunwell.
.03.
Golconda,'
.13.
Mlnto,
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.-Meridian,
.04
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horning
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.03
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3.25.
Forter
Idaho,
.11.
Premier.
4.25.
Ueeves
McDonald,
.90.
Reno,
1.17.
Relief
Arlington.
.32.
Reward,
.09.
Salmon
Gold,
.09
2.
United
Empire,
.01..
Wayside,
.06.
Hcdiey
Amalgamated,
.45.
Premier
Border,
.03
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Sllbak-Prcmler,
3.50.
Congress,
.11.
Oils
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.63.
Calmont,
.78.
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.20.
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.25.
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.34,
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.34.
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.23.
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.21.
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.34.
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.18.
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.88
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8.25.
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Red
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1.85.
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2,20.
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3.05.
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6.30.
Smelters
Gold,
.10.
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2.96.
McLcod
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3.95.
Oklend.
.64.
Mosher,
.45.
Gllbec,
.05a.
May
Spiers,
.30.
'
Sul'dvan.
2.10.
Stadacona,
1.42.
Frontier
Red
Lake,
.19.
Francoeur,
1.35.
Manitoba
&
Eastern,
.10-T4.
Porron,
2.40.
Moneta
Porcupine,
1.65.
Inpa
Cadillac,
2.30.
Rubec,
.07.
Morris
Klrkland,
.75.
Thompson
Cadillac,
1.78.
Bailor,
,08',.
Algold,
.58.
GERMANY
DICKERING
WITH
ARGENTINA
AND
CANADA
FOR
WHEAT
BERLIN,
Jan.
25:
Faced
with
a
shortage
of
a
million
tons
of
wheat,
Germany
has
opened
negotiations
with
Can-
ada
and
Argentina
whereby
grain
would
be
obtained
with
a
portion
at
least
to
be
paid
for
machinery.
It
is
exnected
that
at
least
100,000
tons
of
wheat
will
be
obtained
from
Canada.
EVIDENCE
AT
TRIAL
Extensive
Plotting
Against
Soviet
Is
Alleged
"Frame-up"
Declares
Trotsky
ENORMOUS
Colder
Weather
Checks
High
Water
Somewhat
in
Stricken
States
But
Does
Not
Allay
Suffering
Forty-Four
Dead
Disease,
Desolation
and
Fire
Follow
In
Wake
of
Ohio
and
Mississippi
Torrents
CINCINNATI,
Ohio,
Jan.
25:
The
arrival
of
a
colder
spell
In
the
Ohio
and
Mississippi
Valleys
had
somewhat
halted
the
rise
of
rivers
which
during
the
week
have
jrought
disaster
to
a
widespread
nea
In
the
east
and
south
but
It
Jld
not
help
the
epidemic
of
in-iluenza,
pneumonia
and
typhoid
fever
which
followed
in
the
wake
of
th.e
floods.
There
were
blizzards
yesterday
In
the
Ohio
Valley
with
freezing
temperatures
as
far
south
MOSCOW,
Jan.
25:
Testimony
as
Louisiana
ana
Mississippi.
ow-
was
presented
late
Saturday
at
ever,
it
was
mnaer
again
vuuay
;to
give
Sakhalin
Island,
off
the
level.
coast
of
Siberia
to
Japan
and
to
With
fire
and
water
forming
a
(spread
disease
germs
throughout
strange
alliance
to
heap
new
mls-i
Russia
in
the
event
of
war.
The
ery
and
threat
of
death,
the
known
trial,
which
it
Is
conceded
Is
list
of
dead
has
reached
44
with
j
bound
to
end
In
the
execution
of
.all
defendants,
is
proceeding.
Yes-'terday
Radek,
testifying
himself,
1
freely
admitted
that
he
had
plot-itcd
with
Trotsky
to
overthrow
Stalin.
Bydy
Mdlvanl
Identified
by
Soviet
officials
as
a
brother
of
the
"Marrying
Mdivanls,"
has
been
ar-
I
..A.t
J
&
I
I
II
A.
Big
"Frame-up"
MEXICO
CITY,
Jan.
25:
"The
(biggest
frame-up
in
the
history
of
(the
world,"
said
Leon
Trotsky,
ex-llled
Bolshevik
leader,
Saturday,
I
in
reference
to
the
trial
at
Moscow
jof
Karl
Radek
on
charges
of
counter
-
revolutionary
plotting
against
the
Soviet
Republic.
U.
F.
A.
Have
Convention
By
Parliamentary
Decision,
Not
Order-ln-Council
Farmers
of
Alberta
convention
jhere
voted
disapproval
the
plan
of
the
i
to
licenc3
the
press.
Another
resolution
paed
by
the
convention
urges
that
Canada
should
only
go
to
war
by
decision
of
Parliament
and
not
by
order-ln-council
of
the
government.
1
The
convention
went
on
record
as
being
opposed
to
Interference
with
the
activities
of
the
federal
wheat,
board
which
should
be
an
active
body.
Spent
30
Hours
hundreds
missing
and
many
of
them
probably
dead.
At
least
five
hundred
thousand
are
homeless
in
twelve
flooded
states
and
damage
will
run
well
over
ten
million
dollars.
Many
cities
and
towns
are
completely
isolated
and
a
number
have
been
entirely
abandoned.
Streets
In
numerous
cities
are
ln-
itcarcu
aiier
ocmg
impucaiea
as
a
undated
with
people
co-conspirator,,
wtui
seventeen
ous-
around
ln
boats.
tea
communist
officials
on
treason
charges.
travelling
An
emergencyohrerence'drrre-'
lief
has
been
called
at
Washington
by
President
Roosevelt.
Relief
measures
have
been
instituted
over
a
widespread
area.
The
United
States
government
has
mobilized
Its
forces
on
a
wartime
basis
to
aid
the
Red
Cross.
The
states
most
hard
hit
are
Indiana,
Illinois,
Pennsylvania,
West
Virginia,
Ohio,
Kentucky,
Missouri,
Arkansas,
Tennessee,
Mississippi
'
and
Louisiana.
Fire
in
Cincinnati
Stricken
Cincinnati
was
harder
hit
than
ever
yesterday
when
fire
;
which
started
in
an
oil
plant
to
Licensing
Press
War'
ftro'ed
thirty-two
buildings
with
an
estimated
aamage
oi
i,ouu,yw.
So
high
were
the
flood
waters
in
Louisville,
Kentucky,
that
200,-
00
ote
olts
3'0
CALOARY.
Jan.
23:-The
United
night.
A
state
of
emergency
har
V
U
J
.1
Ik.
nnllnn
V.n..r
Soilal
Credit
government
w''
""
'
uecu
given
CAnauiuiiiai
j
Ajwcia
w
prevent
looting.
Southern
Indiana
13
under
martial
law.
Portsmouth,
Ohio,
was
reported
to
be
suffering
on
account
of
shortage
of
food
and
medicine.
Frank-port
state
reformatory
in
Kentucky
has
been
evacuated
of
prisoners.
water
having
come
up
Into
the
cells.
An
unverified
report
says
that
fifteen
inmates
of
the
refor-
t2..1l:
C
matory
died
In
fighting
between
i
If
Pope's
Doctors
terrified
white
and
negro
prisoners.
Hopeful
Again
prevostf
f
VATICAN
CITY.
Jan.
25:
More
hopeful
bulletins
are
again
Issued
by
physicians
attending
Pope
Plus
XI.
As
long
as
his
heart
continues
to
function
satisfactorily,
there
Is
ho
Immediate
caure
for
alarm,
It
'
Is
stated.
The
Pontiff
spent
an
easier
Saturday
night
and
pain
ln
his
legs
was
allayed
Sunday
when
I
he
felt
much
better.
His
Holiness
lis
In
good
spirits.
and,
seated
ln
a
!
wheel
chair,
granted
audiences
yesterday.
Actress,
Dead
Popular
Comedienne
of
Old
Silent
Picture
Days,
Found
Lifeless
In
Apartment
HOLLYWOOD,
Jan.
25:
Marie
Prevost,
buxom
little
comedienne
of
the
old
silent
picture
days
and
Star
of
Mack
Sennett
comedies,
was
found
dead
ln
her
Hollywood
apartment
Saturday
night.
She
'had
not
been
seen
since
Wednes-iday
and
Is
believed
to
have
been
In
Tree-ToDS
dead
for
some
tlm6,
IIer
body
was
MELBOURNE.
Au
Jan.
25:
Death
u
declared
to
have
been
due
piiot..offif.r
vrip.
tvi-
to
heart
trouble.
Miss
Prevost
had
fnanlan
airman,
was
rescued,
badlv
done
bits
In
a
few
talking
pictures.
NEW
YORK,
iCPi-Bar
silver
'
injured,
after
'spending
30
hours
She
is
believed
to
have
been
ln
was
unchanged
at
4434c
per
ounce
-trapped
in
the
cockpit
of
his
straightened
circumstances
recent-on
the
New
York
metal
market
chattered
plane,
-suspended
in
a
ly.
She
was
39
years
old
and
was
today.
tree-top.
Canadian
born.