6:2
,
6
It
18:19
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XXv'IIl
No
183
BILLY
CONN
ft
)
and
5c
to
7.2c
and
5c.
American
mm
Great
Display
of
Franco-British
Military
Strength
Marks
Observance
of
Bastille
Day
in
Paris
rr
PARIS.
Julv
14:
(CP)
Premier
Edouard
Daladier
shortly
after
national
w
deriared
tonight
that
the
French
army
was
invincible
headquarters
di-eiosedit
had
re-t(isr,-,
any
attack
He
made
this
declaration
in
a
world-
j-J
wj.t
UiJe
Iiastille
Day
broadcast
The
French
Premier
said,
unu
wcre
used
to
prevent
Ar
menace
and
anv
effort
at
domination
will
find
us
w.
p.
a.
employees
from
working.
r,1
f.i
dpfend
French
liberties
and
to
loin
efforts
The
Attorney
general
Murphy
KOLAPORE
CUP
WON
Hutorle
It
I
He
Trophy.
Held
by
Can
idi
Lat
Year.
Taken
br
Mother
Country
This
Year
.....
.
..
.
.
ij
.
.
Ulm
1.rnr.rn
ttist
ral
l
determined
to
safeguard
their
liber-
the
Uh
ing
two
observers
to
Harlan
coun-
equipment
and
a
cross-section
of
the
finest
troops
of
both
rvaUoru,
50,000
strong,
paraded
It
wa
the
104th
anniversary
of
B':Y
Englind.
July
11
.CP'1"
Revolution.
the
I
pollcemeni
ind
eountet
es-.
Mother
CowHtT
Vad.y
wt
v,
!,
,
Mitl
Obal-
lPrt
6ent
reerived
Instructions
Wvr.'THnrsday
to
mi.rd
rimert
ml-yF1',,
v-
f
nP
htor-lriM
during
the
FYench-t
Canada
by
six
S"nt.;nr
'
BrtMah
rerle
Friday
eelebrtUnc
.
iW
-
score
v..
out
a
M"
nnlverary
of
BasUlle
beitii'
r.
i
ia00
Oara's
,Ds.
a
special
order
from
the
pre-
I
prohibited
all
ex-
acta
wan
the
Koire
Cp
'
.
,
...
cept
professional
photographers
Jfrom
making
pictures
of
tanks,1
;
guns
ana
airpianes
nicn
win
par-1
.ttripate
in
the
IntcrnaUonal
par-
lade
I
France
wes
reported
Thursday
to
XL
'117
PU
A
MO!1
considering
sending
a
high
mtll-INCjYY
Lrll
A.lTl,UryPtr,,onut,
toMowxwtoaldln
'
j
negotiations
to
bring
Russia
Into
'
the
Anglo-French
pact
Oatpoinli
Mello
Bettlna
To
Cap-1
tare
World's
light
Title
Heavy
eljht
I
;
Terrace
T
Looking
1
KTA?
YORK.
July
14.
CP
-
iC
(
onn
of
Pittsburg
outpointed
MfUo
Bettina
of
Beacon,
New
Tark
,tn
fifteen
rounds
last
night.
:jung
the
light
heavyweight
title
1:
was
a
fast
fight
with
Bet-fea
fiaving
the
better
of
the
first
I've
r-unda.
Conn
finishing
strong
a
sharp
left
Jab.
Wireless
Officials
Are
Visiting
Here
lr
rv
1
rme,
ueciares
R.
L.
Mcintosh
Terrace
Is
looking
fine..
The
mills
are
busy
and
the
crops
are
excellent.
Two
months
ago
It
seemed
as
If
there
would
be
no
crops.
Today
they
are
growing,
rapidly
and
cvcrytnlns
Is
flourish
ing"
Such
Is
the
word
Drougni
'from
the
country
by
R.
L.
Mcintosh
who.
with
Mrs.
Mcintosh,
"ar-1
rtvi
in
thi-
eltv
last
nleht
Mr.i
"
Mcintosh
Is
returning
to
his
coun
w
i
n
iii.i.inn.l
Super-
try
nome
mis
everuns
mt
iiuni
Intende
nt,
Was
located
at
Wby
Iilsnd
Before
W
J
Bowerman,
divisional
sup-fintrndent
of
Canadian
Government
Rarilntrlooranh
Service.
VlC-
tnrja.
and
L.
W.
Stevenson,
inspector
arrived
In
the
city
on
the
ri
official
inspection
trip
to
pay
a
to
the
Dlgby
Island
station
hr-re
before
proceeding
south.
Mr.
Bowerman
Is
no
stranger
to
Prince
Rupert,
having
been
identified
with
the
Dlgby
Island
staUon
in
the
days
wiore
the
war.
Also
arriving
on
the
Prince
Charles
was
Sidney
Woods,
cngln
of
the
radlotclegranh
construe
tion
department,
who
has
been
at
fad
Tree
Point
.station
and
-will
ow
be
at
Dlgby
for
a
time
In
con-
wuon
with
work
there.
arry
Lowe,
construction
fore
man
from
Victoria,
arrived
on
the
"lnccss
Adelaide
this
afternoon
Irom
the
south,
alio
In
connection
with
work
being
carried
out
at
Dig
fay
Island.
but
Mrs.
Mcintosh
will
probably
stay
ovcrl
at
'CUffsyde'
for
a
few
days.
Halibut
Sales
67,000
pounds,
Prince
Charles
yesterday
afternoon
and
5
77c
fmd
5-5c-
irom
Vancouver
via
the
tjuccn
Canadian
72.500
pounds,
uiariotte
Islands
in
the
course
oi
American-
Summary
7.6c
6.8c
Mlddlcton.
24.000.
Cold
Storage
7
1r
and
5.5c.
Chelan.
18.000.
RoyaL
7.6c
ann
5.5c.
Lorelei,
15,000,
Cold
Storage,
7.7C
nnri
5
.Sc.
Rainier
II,
9,000,
Royal,
7.oc
ami
5.1c.
r
Canadian
ti.
m
22000.
Booth.
7.2c
and
iANd
'
iC.
.....
.jl
nv
14
500.
PaclllC.
B.C
anni
WV..
-
-
'
J
.
Cape
Spear.
14,500,
CoH
Storage.
6.8c
and
5c.
Embla,
17,000,
AUln.
7c
and
5c.
Point
Mae.
4.500,
AUln.
7c
and
5c.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Ctourttwf
8.
D.
JotMHMoa
Co4
Vancouver
Dig
Missouri.
.13.
Bralorne.
11.75.
Cariboo
Quartz.
2.17.
Denlonlal,,.
a
Falrvlew.
.03.
Oold
Belt
.29.
Hedley
Maicot.
JBO.
Mlnto.
.014.
Noble
Five.
.011.
Pacific
Nickel,
.13.
Pend
Oreille.
1
M.
Pioneer,
2.45.
Premier.
1.83.
Privateer.
151.
Reeves
McDonald,
.16.
f-
Reno.
.46t7.
Relief
Arlington,
.121i.
Reward,
.01H-Salmon
Oold,
.08.
Sheep
Creek.
150.
Hedley
Amalgamated;,
M.
oils
;v
A.
P.
Con..
.13.
.
Calmont.
50.
C.ftfL
2
00.
Freehold,
03.
Home.
2.12.
Paealta,
.05.
Royal
Canadian,
.19&.
Okalta.
.65.
M?rcury.
.06.
,
'
Prairie
Royalties,
51Ji.
Toronto
Aldermac.
50,
BeatUe.
154.
Central
Pat,
2.41.
Con.
Smelters,
41.00,
East
Malartlc,
2.57.
Fernland,
.03
Francoeur,
504.
Oods
Lake.
54.
Hard
Rock,
.99.
Int
Nickel,
48.00.
Kerr
Addison,
1.92.
Little
Long
Lac,
2.75.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
1.98.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
56.
McKcnzle
Red
Lake,
150.
Moncta.
1.03.
Noranda,
7950.
.
Pickle
Crow.
4.65.
Preston
E.
Dome,
1.55,
San
Antonio,
1.68.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
1.04.
Stadacona,
.44
Vi.
Uchl
Gald,
.155.
Rouscadillac,
,04.
Mosher,
.13.
Oklend,
.07.
Smelters
Oold,
.03
Vi.
Dominion
Bridge,
28.50.
BASEBALL
SCORES
American
League
New
York
6,
Detroit
10,
Washington
3,
St.
Louis
Philadelphia
12,
Chicago
Boston
6,
Cleveland
5
National
League
CinclnnlaU
7,
New
York
0.
St.
Louis
5-1.
Boston
3-3.
Chicago
7.
Philadelphia
5.
4.
10.
Tomorrow
slides
Weather
Forecast
Views
()
n
War
men
for
war.
In
reply
to
that
I
rorament
further
on
a
retxirt
of
rested
when
they
tried
to
climb
ov-may
say
I
think
thfet.
if
Oreat
Bri.lhf,
Toron.
oiobr
and
MaB
that
the
police,
tain
had
all
her
young
men
trained
ne
nad
mSifif.
the
visit
as
a
"dove
The
demanztratlon
coincided
with
for
war
all
the
time;
there
would
be
t
nj
rnce
"
aUemntine
to
obtain
'orelgn
Minister
Arita's
lnvltaUon
sixty
per
nt
,CM
danger
of
act-
pr-jr
Hepburn's
support
for
to
Sir
Robert
Cralgie,
British
am-
ar
in
Eurooe
than
there
is
to-
prfm.
Minister
William
Lvon
Mac-
batsador.
to
discuss
the
order
of
France
ana
ureal
uniam
waay
v
m,
jupon
defena
hu
country.
Orme
Stuart
R.GX
VJl.
at
ulur
club
luncheon
yesterday
NORTH
KUN
AND
CENTRAL
BMTIS
II
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
JULY
14,
1939.
VANCOUVER,
July
14:
(CP)
Hon.
Ian
Mackenzie,
minister
of
Justice
,:;-hV
department
was
.
send
nd-
d
tbat
U-e
counlry
kenzie
King
with
whom
he
should
be
ready
and
every
young
bfrn
at
oitlL
man
sugea
me
nr
jnt
aapjay
oi
i
the
wav
tc
nreveat
wars
This
fri,d.
nn.rt
frQm
oolitics
combined
military
might
since
the
Orrat
War
be
tare
more
than
a
mU-
I
lion
persons
In
the
heart
of
Paris
'
ft
a
r
im
I
a
r
If
stmt
mjitrirl
ym4
TnMM
nnw
ipit
i
rnm
lop
up--
'
r
partmenU
clvl,
liberty
unit
are
'
t'tl
dress
to
the
Rotary
XJlub
by
Lieut
'caving
immediately
j:
Army
Officers
ternrvjn.
17l-.!l.w
TJwv
Ueut
Stuart
'gave
an
InteresUng
f
ldllUId
11CIC
talk
yn
the
cruise
he
toak
to
the'
I
coast
to
the
PananvaatajaaLUjthei
tV.'ek
IndieS
to
take
part
tn
jjavall
Into
action
In
defence
of
the
coun-j
1
try.
The
Canadian
navy,
Mr.
Stuart
said,
consisted
of
four
destroyers
and
three
mine
sweepers
on
the
Pacific
with
headquarters
at
Esquimau
and
two
destroyers
and
two
mine
sweepers
on
the
AUantlc.
Once
a
year
they
made
the
training
cruise
to
the
West
Indies
where
they
Joined
with
vessels
of
the
British
navy
and
this
year
they
had
a
souadron
Irom
Uie
United
States
navy
with
them.
There
were
in
all
Brigadier
J.
Stewart
D.
S.
O.
of
splendldly
enterUlned
by
the
Can-.it
was
paid
to
the
defence
works,
this
momlnE
departure
was
UUlttll
WIVUi
...
.
shown
every
possible
courtesy.
They,
made
at
11:45
to
return
soutn
(V,
rtonned
next
at
Balboa
at
the
west-.aboard
tne
plane
r
em
end
of
the
Canal
This
was
a
rather
uninteresting
city
without
any
shops
in
the
canal
zone
adjoining
Panama
where
the
shopping
was
done.
There
they
were
lnlUat-
rd
Into
the
svstem
of
bargainings
chant
had
asked
twenty
dollars.
He
I
was
told
afterwards
It
could
have
been
bought
for
two
dollars
if
he
had
gaggled
long
enough.
Costly
Passage
The
cost
of
taking
the
ship
through
the
canal
was
$700
or
fifty
cents
a
ton.
Some
of
the
larger
British
warships
paid
as
high
as
$22,000
for
passing
through
but
this
was
less
than
the
cost
of
passing
through
the
Suez
Canal.
In
the
Caribbean
Sea
they
went
a
day
and
a
half
from
New
York,
Ueut
Stuart
found
rather
uninteresting,
so
much
so
that
much
of
the
time
was
spent
aboard
the
ves-
The
climate
was
pleasant
but
which
obtained
In
most
tropical
transportaUon
was
by
horse
and
rnnntriM
The
sneaker
nald
$750hueev
or
by
bicycle.
There
were
fnr
a
rtrmmt
for
which
the
mer-mn
automobiles.
There
they
met
HMS.
Berwick,
the
new
flagship
of
the
squadron.
There
they
had
a
picturesque
experience
with
the
star
shell
light,
a
subsUtute
for
the
old
flashlight
They
were
entertained
at
a
good
many
parUes
and
generally
given
a
good
time
both
there
and
at
other
places
on
the
trip.
At
San
Diego
on
their
way
home
they
were
entertained
by
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
and
had
an
opportunity
of
visiting
the
wonder
into
war
routine
and
had
some
real.ful
zoo
at
that
place.
They
were
.
,
.
.i
th...
...
.v
fmnr,,H
u'lth
thp
imnort-
iraimng
in
war
exerciser.
iuc,muui
.....v..
r
weather
was
bad
and
unpleasant
ance
of
the
tuna
fishing
Industry.
They
had
there
the
opportunity
to
at
San
Pedro.
Tne
nsnmg
neei
test
out
some
new
equipment
which
was
a
large
one
and
each
vessel
had
recently
been
Installed
and
by
i
carried
Its
own
reingeraung
piam.
which
It
was
possible
to
know
ex-J
The
whole
trip
was
a
fine
exper-actly
where
the
ship
was
no
mat-ilence
and
the
training
invaluable,
ter
how
Intricate
or
involved
the
Following
the
talk
Mr
Stuart
show-rnnt
tnitpn
it
wax
a
murvpllous
ed
moving
pictures
taken
on
the
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Moderate
to
fresh
south
to
southeast
winds,
cloudy
and
cool
with
showers.
PRICE:
5
CENTS
Ant!
-British
Demonstration
Staged
France
Is
Invincible,
Asserts
Daladier
Exciting
Time
Today
'n
I
okyo;
Consulate
t
r
t
ii.
cTDirc
Tfi
'nccrpiRFQ
'was
nnvp
Liberty
As
Well
As
Freedom
Of
Others
BE
PROBED
United
States
Attorney
General
li
Sending
Out
Obkerrers
WASHINOTON.
D.C.,
July
14:;
Attorney
Oeneral
Murphy
said
Thursday
that
the
Justice
department
would
send
an
Investigator
to
took
Into
complaints
of
Intimidation
of
Work
Progress
Adminis
tration
workers
In
East
St.
Louis.
Illtnoa.
The
announcement
camel
r.
a.
LONG
TRIP:
OF
PEACE?
Is
Scene
Of
Display
Lieut.
Commander
Orme
Stuart
Told
Rotary
Club
of
Interesting
Visit
to
Canal
Zone
and
Wet
Indies
Capt
Ian
Mackenzie
Declines
To
Comment
On
His
Visit
To
"Mitch-
Hepburn
Thousand
Police
Required
to
Keep
Mobs
in
Order
Grenades
Thrown
at
Embassy
in
Tsingtao
TOKYO,
July
14:
(CP)
More
than
fifty
thousand
national
defence.
'arrived
in
Van-
excited
and
yelling
Japanese
demonstrated
for
two
hours
couver
last
night
for
a
ten
day
in
front
of
the
British
embassy
today
in
what
was
describ-vtsit.
He
saM
that
a
call
he
had,
of
the
exhibitions
by
servers
as
being
one
greatest
LLiTt
olJEZ
of
feeling
against
a
foreign
nation
in
the
history
of
Ja-
i
have
been
aski
so
many
times
,
Iriendiv
visit."
pan.
One
thousand
police
encircled
the
embassv,
holding:
11
I
think
It
1
right
to
train
young
Ca
,
ii,esenzte
did
not
wish
to
tD
crowds
baek.
Several
were
ar-
DIED
IN
TRAFFIC
had
bwiness
for
the
Impending
confer-'
cnee
to
settle
the
Issue
at
Tientsin
j
Vancouver
i
Havinr
Hard
Time
should
be
prepared
if
called
ot
Ma-kenrle
ami
Premier
when
Japanese
have
been
blockad-
ueuing
aianea
nun
us
ion
That
Hepburn
have
Ion
b-n
nersonal
tog
the
BriUsh
and
French
con-
Deathless
Days
Campaign
cessions.
I
I
Ti-nUn
is
Merrr
VAKUUUVJUt.
JUjy
It:
1
TirNTSIN.
July
14.-A
month
of
of
PoUce
w-
w-
"wt
W.Tckade
failed
to
dampen
the
en-j
rdrred
eyery
member
cf
the
force
thuslasm
with
which
Tientsin's"0
-hw
UP
m
a!1
WOc
violations
Fr.nch
community
began
Its
ecle-
the
clt"f
third
attempt
at
a
100
bratlon
Thursday
nlcht
of
its
na-j
deathleSs
traffic
days'
campaign
tional
hoUdar.
One
hundred
French
'ended
deatn
nosplUl
of
West
Indies
last
spring
with
the
p.,,,.,
From
Ottawa
and
Vic-
roans
from
Indo-China
making
up
Canadian
destroyer
-'
vm1
nt
tori
r,y
visit
To
Local
De-
,
the
local
garrison
staged
a
brilliant
Etqutmalt
They
went
down
the
fence
Works
flying
North
lantern
parade
watched
by
thous-
.
.From-
Vancouver
lands
of
many
nationalities
throng-
ling
the
gaily
decorated
streets.
'manoeuvres
and
were
given
an
op-J
t0
inspect
defence
projects
be-
It
was
disclosed
tonight
that
two
ponunii)
w
set
jc
"
mg
camra
OUl
nere
lciucung
tae
;
uauu
grroaoes
iiaa
oecn
lurowu
ay
sea
life
and
war
practice.
Thlswork
at
Barrett
and
Frederick
unldenUfied
persons
at
the
BriUsh
training
would
prove
Invaluable
hvpointg
at
the
entrance
of
the
har-jembassy
here,
shattering
windows.
case
It
was
louna
necessary
mj
go.bor.
Important
Canadian
Army
oi-.None
were
injurea.
Tne
tnsuiate
fleers
were
here
overnight
having
had
been
previously
damaged
toj
flown
north
from
Vancouver.
Ttyy
anU-BriU?h
demonstrations
which
were
Major
General
H.
F.
H.
were.
apparenUy
Japanese
inspired.'
Hertzberg
C.
M.
G.,
D.
S.
O.,
M.
C.
Japanese
blockading
the
BriUsh;
of
Ottawa.
Quartermaster
Oeneral
and
French
concessions
relaxed
(
of
the
Canadian
Army;
Brigadier
their
restrictions
Thursday,
per-,
J.
C.
Schmidlin
M.
C,
of
Ottawa,
mltting
the
entrance
of
a
normal
director
of
engineer
services,
and
.
supply
of
food.
I
Victoria,
district
officer
command-
rj
T
1
A
J
Ing
of
military
district
No.
11.
Ac-
frillCe
I
aill
And
companylng
them
was
N
D.
Lam-
bert.
vice-president
and
general
KfinrPCQ
I
ll(Ja
(superintendent
of
the
Northern:
HiH-CSa
VAga
forty
to
fifty
ships
In
the
harbor
at
iConstrucUon
Co
Kingston
at
one
time,
the
first
time
I
The
party,
having
left
Vancou-in
many
years
there
had
been
any
ver
at
9
o'clock
yesterday
morning,
such
display.
Five
local
men
ac-Jin
a
Bellanca
seaplane
of
the
Ca-companled
the
ships
south.
nadlan
Airways,
piloted
by
Wil-
Thf
ve.csels
left
Esaulmalt
Janu-Mlam
Boyes
and
with
A.
Del
Rlzzo
an-
24
for
the
canal
stopping
en-jas
air
engineer,
made
a
brief
pause
route
at
San
Pearo.
ucn
mm
iw
at
dhi
w
a
four
hour
watch
every
sixteen
rived
here
at
4
ocjock
yeswraay
v..,r.
Ran
PMrn
thev
were
I
afternoon.
Folloalng
arrival,
a
vls-
Visit
tngland
Muarea
useu,
agea
a.
Hers
was
the
third
traffic
fatality
since
the
city
started
Its
safety
campaign
on
July
1.
,
-
-
Previously
only
the
traffic
squad
hag
been
dlrecUy
concerned
In
traffic
violaUons.
OPENING
HOSPITAL
Hon.
Dr.
Ceorfe
M.
Weir,
Provincial
Secretary
and
Minister
of
Education,
here
to
Conduct
Ceremony
ana
me
rrmcess
are
5u,:i.
artrtr,
hv
nr
wiP
n
p
T(nt.
I
!
1
avaav
m
a
i
bulletins
1
Weather
Forecast
General
Synopsis
Pressure
re
mains
low
over
Northern
British
Columbia
and
showers
have
been
general
on
the
coast
while
over
the
Interior
it
has
been
warm.
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island-
f
-nrif
trip.
Quests
at
the
luncheon
were
Fresh
to
strong
southerly
winds,
later
Coming
north
to
conduct
the
official
opening
of
the
new
Prince
General
Hospital
this
after-
.
noon,
Hon.
Dr.
George
M.
Weir,
provincial
secretary
and
minister
of
'education,
arrived
in
the
city
on
i
the
Prince
Rupert
this
morning
'from
Victoria.
Accompanying
him
BELGRADE.
July
14:
Prince
Paul
Js
Henry
whlttaker
provincial
ar-and
Princess
Olga
left
today
for
chltect
ieaTe
tomorrow
England
where
Uiey
are
expected
mg
on
thelr
return
to
vlctorla
to
sperd
two
weeks
with
the
Duke!
The
openlng
ceremonies
In
one
and
Duchess
of
Kent.
The
DuchessoI
will
be
fcatBred
by
er.
chairman
of
the
hospital
board,
will
preside
and
there
will
be
other
speeches
as
weU
as
a
brief
musical
program.
Refreshments
will
be
served
and
the
building
will
be
open
i
.
i
.i
AIR
BASES
DECREED
.wiuivi.
Presl-
In
vlew
of
the
acUvltles
in
con-dent
WASHINGTON,
D.C
Roosevelt
yesterday
decreed
ntion
with
the
official
opening,
that
the
interests
of
National
the
regular
monthly
meeting
of
the
defence
require
the
establish-
board
of
directors
of
the
Prince
Ru-ment
bases
.Prt
Gerferal
Hospital
scheduled
of
naval
aviation
on
Palmyra,
Johnston
and
Midway
for
tonight,
has
been
postponed
un-KUnds
til
evening
of
next
week.
in
the
Pacific
and
at
Friday
Kodiak
and
Sitka,
Alaska,
at
the
'
earliest
practicable
date.
SQUALL'S
FALLS
BACK
NEW
YORK
The
ill-starred
submarine
Squalus
which
carried
2C
of
her
crew
to
death
in
a
plunge
to
the
bottom
last
May
23
broke
loose
from
a
navy
salvage
crew
late
Thursday
plum-mrtted
back
to
the
ocean
floor
after
being
lifted
part
way
to
the
surface.
Constable
Taylor
Transferred
South
Well
Known
District
Officer
O!.
Provincial
Police
Going
To
Port
Haney
Constable
D.
W.
Taylor,
well
known
provincial
police
officer
of
this
district,
has
been
transferred
I
to
Port
Haney
in
Maple
Ridge
j
municipality
of
the
Fraser
Valley
'and,
with
Mrs.
Taylor
and
son,
will
ileave
next
week
to
assume
his
I
.
.
r-S
It,
T
Trl
.1.
V.
n
new
XKi.
lAHL&uiuie
.
.
rviib-uuui
comes
here
from
Port
Haney,
ac
companied
by
Mrs.
Klrkham.
Constable
Taylor
has
been
located
for
several
years
In
Prince
Rupert,
first
with
the
city
force.
as
clerk
at
district
head-
Bermuda
in
the
Atlantic
Ocean.
Howard
FrhHseil
of
Chteago
and
shifting
to
southwest
wtods,
most-
quarters
and
more'
recently
on
north
of
the
West
Indies
and
only
Dr.
C.
M.
Barbeau
of
Ottawa.
ly
cool
with
showers.
special
duty.