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NEMY SEEM TO BE ABANDONING RUSH ON CALAIS

SSIANS STILL GAINING
CROUND ALONG THE VISTULA

puSSIANS DISLODGE GERMANS WITH BAYONET AND THEIR

CAVALRY FOLLOW UP RETRE

ATING INFANTRY—

FIELD GUNS WITH TEAMS COMPLETE

 

CAPTURED. |
(Special to The Dally News) making ‘ ' ! es ga f
X OMmeial the Germa fantry I
the Vistula retreat of th emy
e from the ed several fleld ¢ *. sone
" Bzura River, teams completed We are
reac! puting the number of orisoner
; sitle line we captured
if Brveviny Ate ‘ in f ps
valley of the hed | ’ Rzazow I vy
frog some places we toward Urzeziny was a division of
rmans by the the Prussian guard
4 In the region of Sgiera Zdun
Als t Brzeziny and ska some German troop
Bowne y sueeeeded in holding themselves in trenches ship Olympic and sent to Ne
that she sank Up to date
the passengers it took plac

MINBOW REPORTED IN FIGHT
WITH LEIPZIG AND NUREMBERG

EATTLE PAPERS CLAIM THAT FRE
SAVED RAINBOW AND TOWE

NCH CRUISER MONTCALM
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AGED CONDITION TO ESQUIMALT.
PRs i from Portland, erviser Montealm Phe Rainbow
(me bow met the s said to be drydocked and un-
ber" Leipzig and Nu lergoing pai it Esquimalt, to
nr egon coast and which | t she wa wed by the
. « badly damag- ‘Montcalm
( of her crew Seattle papers claim that the
es censor kept the news from the}
Sh escape through Canadian public hx Seattle |
ass f the French Star
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MAL AM ATEURS ATTORNEY-GENERALS’
DEPARTMENT NOW |
AT THE MAJESTIC RECOMMENDS ECONOMY
A M ist night some} Sheriff Shirley has issued all
my of the various /his summonses for the Grand and}
e < headquarters Petit juries for the Supreme
. Ferner ta sa lene Grand Jury consist of
wa ; ie m wane q \ onsists ;
ilies bef ecu — thirteen good men and true, ac
7 ; cording to statute, but the Petit
i ; fury has been ent down to the
cs re oo Saintes permitted by law
"i than: Misi tele amely, twenty-four. The maxi-|
al unite, ‘ele anid. mum number allowed for a Petit
M first ; Jury is forty-eight but the At
\ wnev-General issued a notice
bere imposing Agro vec gmmending the strictest econ
eH 4 ia sia" nhton to emy and in view of the fact that
‘ y" Kk New Wes ate which always |
— has a big docket, managed with
s Mr. Seheinman oun oe Gee te SameNS OM
: : twenty-four It is expected thal
— exhibition, by Setian Clement will preside
ta N OF COL. McKAY
MEPACIF\C GREAT EASTERN.| OF VERNON KILLED |
- irt, president of On November 13, Lieut. Harry
, Mastern Railway | vo nshal MeKay, of the Royal En
that ed in Vancouver | oi neers, was killed in action
a ent rate of PrOB-) yy jout. MeKay was the eldest son|
# of the railway) + oo) U.K. and Mrs. MeKay, of
¥ | from Squamish, ce ae
Port, lowe Bound, to |
- ‘uring the present) Yor Xmas Cards see McRae
| Bros. 273-82
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TONIGHT!

One ,
°* Two Good Preliminaries.

Boxing Starts at

 

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BOXING EXHIBITION

AT THE NATIONAL SPORTING CLUB BETWEEN

Fighting McKay and Jack McDermitte

IN A FIFTEEN-ROUND CONTEST
Doors Open at 9 30, and

ved Ringside, $2; General Admission $1

TONIGHT!

10

 

ps are still TRANSFERRING THE CREW OF THE AUDACIOUS TO SAFETY

w York It shows the Audaciou
not a word has come over the
e on October 27th. All

 

rhe

« listing badly

picture
in the heavy sea,
cables from England admitting her

attempts to get information on the subject have been unanswered.

shown above was taken from the deck of the rescue
but of course

 

RUSSIANS CONTINUE TO GAIN GROUND ALONG THE VISTULA—TAKING GUNS AND

PRISONERS

PRINCE RUPERT CADET
| CORPS HOLDS BANQUET

Inspiring Speeches by Mayor
Newton, Rev. Mr. Dimmick,
©. H. Nelson, Canon Rix
and Others.

 

 

Last evening the Cadet Corps
of this city, which has been or-
trained — by Mr.
Leek, gave its first ban-
quet in the Knights of Pythias
Hall. In addition to the forty
members of that body that were
‘present there also gathered a
large number of the parents and
friends, ineluding the resident
The boys até with a will,
while their seniors watched them
with envy. Later refreshments
were passed around to the visi-
tors. A number of speeches were
delivered and also several musical
selections.

Mayor Newton presided. In

ganized and

George

 

clergy.

does not prove
although according to

loss,

 

GERMANS SEEMS T0
HAVE ABANDONED

RUSH FOR CALAIS |

(Special to The Daily News.)

| a Anxious to Catch Offenders. Rate. i
| Londen, Nov. 28 There are
. sailietavitinsin
jstrong indications that the fresh omy i i N °8.—-Brisk 1 '
ifttempts by the Germans to London, Novy. 27 The Copen-| " ene sige — ,
an Ps ness was done at Lloyd's panner- |
force a way to Calais by turning |hag spondent of The Daily} : : |
, te end of war speculation, ‘|
pier gz the Allies left wingiw says he learns from Be lin ip ;
a
are being abandoned al st as ‘ g
I rt but Wi rds are posted nightly March next. There is a certain
as begun 18 means Du ? } ae
; suburbs of the German yolume of opinion there that
jone thing, the immediate retire- :
: apit lemanding peace and thinks the chance is good. En-
iment of the Germans from West ‘ ‘i
aka iaitte g threats. The police 4iries in the city yesterday
“g showed th yeek 75 guineas
| : dear the postess cue ak thar 1owed that last week 75 guinea
per cent was quoted for a policy
| Vays appes e next rht ¢ -
|\Gomne convesr av Se . might ane’ under whieh total loss would be
the ithor es do not see anx-
NATIONAL CLUB TONIGHT | (le vuthont " : w - ye paid in the event of the war not
nema s t ‘ c » oe rs P
atch the ' ona °F being over by the end of next
The ddleweiz wxing con-|fe f g rther atte p
Phe middleweight boxing con-|fea wing further attention Mareh. The rate had fallen to
test to be held at the National|to the peace agitation. 60 guineas,
Spo g Wh tonight shoul wae i
Sporting Club h : | On the other hand, there has
prove to be a good encounter as KIPLING VISITS SOLDIERS. (j.4..) an increase during the last
both men have had great exper- ae week or ten days of five shillings
nee he » ore ner ;
ence in the ring, are trained 1n|@oes to Salisbury and Mingles ;,, coven shillings and sixpence
the best condition and evenly With Canadians. ‘and even ten shillings in full war
inatehed., permeate irisk rates of insurance on pri-
T ites s ‘ » 5 7 97 oi rs } ,
The contest is to be at va London, Noy. 27--Rudyard Kip-|yate house property on the East
pounds, weighing at 3 o'clock era who has written many £00d/(,.¢. For big works such as the
ifternoon jthings about Canada’s patriotism |-pyne yards, the rate has advanc- |
MeDermitte hails from the | duris « the present war, went to|.g ten shillings to one pound.
Eastern States and has a good sa isbury Plains to see the Cana- | What is in the minds of the few
rd in the ring. | dian troops at work. In charge |) »depwriters who are speculating
MeKay hails from Vancouve! Jot Colonel Turner, commander of | on the end of the war is secret,
and has defeated all whe midtie-| ihe Third Brigade, he visited | put the question of German sup-
weights in Western Canada most of the camp centers and ap-|pjies is being much talked about
MeDermitte appears to be the | pe ired much impressed with the|in the city.
heavier but both men have show®/ thoroughness of the training and CL ae.
p well in their training the earnestness with which the " Bapties Church.
Phere will be one good prelim- jmen tackled their strenuous du- Morning worship, 11 a. m.;
nary and the main bout it sched-| ties Later in the day he was|supject, “The Edueation of a
rf led for 10:45 There has been | entertained at lunch by Colonel Great Man.” Sunday School,
a od advance in the sale of/Purner, attended by his brigade }s-39, Evening worship, 7:30
{ti ickets and the crowd is expected | oficers, whose general appear-)y m.: subject, “The Minority Re-
be a fairly good one ance and fitness the famous au-

LADIES’ MUSICAL CLUB.

yy
i
|

rhe Ladies’ Musical Club had
, recital on Friday afternoon at
the home of the president, Mrs.
|p I Palmer. The prog...m,

i which consisted*of many delight-
as follows:

ful numbers, was
~ | ppuett (Plane “Poet and Peasant’,
| ..». Suppe
Misses Pillsbury and Nelson
} Song 1 Think Guy D'Hardelot
| Mrs. Ling
iPiane Sol Prelude . Rachmaninos
. Miss Irwin
sone oo De Those Tears’ Del Relgo
| Miss Barnsley
Piane Solo Selected
Mrs. Dolling
lViolin Solo, “Thais . Massenett
| Mr rey scott
sone A Perfect Da J. Bond
Miss King with Victim’ dbbigate by
r. Preseott
Piano Solo o> Selected
Mra Dolling
4 donation of 85 has been re-
ceived from Mrs, FP. G, Kirkpa.
trick in aid of the Belgian Dis.
ltress Fund, whieh brings the

| total receipts up to $239.50,

PLACARDS DEMANDING
PEACE ARE POSTED

IN BERLIN CITY

on Always Reappear—Not

 

 

thor favorably

FRENCH MORATORIUM.

commendte upon,

SPECULATING ON
END OF THE WAR

|

Lloyd’s—Fali in the

EVERY CONFIDENCE

the war would be over by|-phe House of Lords will reassem- ciency had been shown.

opening the mayor said that
while there might be a feeling
against encouraging anything in
the may of militarism when that
meant extension of power, but
when it meant training for de-

SD

IN BRITISH NAVY

rs Are Torn Down by Police Brisk boca Being Done at Lemisiad deniuaes the Public fence it was to be encouraged.

That There Is No Cause for

This move was a good one. He
Nervousness.

congratulated them on the gath-
ering. He congratulated’ Mr.
Leek upon what he had done in
connection with the Cadet Move-
ment. A splendid state of effi-
These
ble on January 6, but the House}boys in their training might be
of Commons will not resume un-|¢alled upon some time to go to
the front.
ev. Mr. Dimmick said that he
was going to address himself to
the loss of some of our older the subject of honor. To be a
there is no cause for ner-|man of honor one need but be a
yousness, but every reason for}man of courage in all its aspects,
complete confidence in the power|Mr. Dimmick quoted from a doc-
of the navy to give effect to the|yment signed by Lord Kitehener
wishes and purposes of the Em-|and most of the great army lead-
pire. ers condemning the use of alco-
hol. This was backed up by emi-
FAREWELL PRESENTATION nent medical men also, The or-
TO MISS JACKSON |... nization to whieh they belong-
ore ed, he said, addressing the Cadets,
This ‘afternoon the Women’s|tended to build up strong bodies
Auxiliary of the Anglican Chureh|together with honor and high
will hold a meeting at the bish-|oharacter. They were the com-
to make a fare-ling men of the country. They
well presentation to Miss Jack-| would have to enter into these un-

(Special to The Dally News)
Nov. 28.—Both houses
of @Parliament have adjourned.

London,

til February.
Winston Churchill said, despite

ships,

 

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port.” You are welcome,

THE WEATHER.

Compiled by F. W. Dowling,

 

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WITH EVERY 50¢ PURCHASE YOU
GRY & COUPON

$280.00 Motor Oycle Pirst prise

$65.00 Victor Victrola Second Prize

Given Away Free on New Years Day

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Paris, Nov. 28.—A_ dispatch Observer.
from WDordeaux says that the ie die Flnettet a 28, 1944.)
French government Before (hela rameter ios... cccessss 29.432
end of the month probably will ax. MORI OE so tin 6 0 8 ee 40.0
prolong the moratorium for an- ich RY: 32.0
other period, ote .
: <9 ee Mrs. A."Ewings and two daugh-
ters and three small children ar-
Don’t Argue! rived here from Moyie, B, C,, yes-
terday to join her husband and

balanceof family here,

WANTED.

 

to
month

Fastern Canada

within

WASHED NUT COAL-—-$8.00,
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pany, Phone 116,

To know of reliable party going
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Apply Box 1, Daily News.

Com.
tf.

son. dertakings with clear minds and

Miss Jackson has done a great) trong characters. The day was

deal of valuable church work here, coming when the country expect-

particularly among the residents|.q them to do their duty, no mat-

df Seal Cove, and her departure|toy what that was.

will be very sincerely regretted by} «4. 4. Nelson spoke briefly, stat-
all who know her, ing that he was led to believe from
the way in which the boys made
away with the supper that boys
had not changed materially from
what they were a tew years ago.
He congratulated the Cadet Corps
on their showing. The training
in a military way would teaeh les-
sons for all time. It would tedeh
them orderliness and obegience,
together with other lessons that
would improve them for business
pursuits.

Rev. Canon Rix hoped that
these Cadets would some time be
members of the active militia.
That would make them better men
physically. A man to be a soldier
(Continued on Page 4)

Judge Young whe had the mis-
fortune to tread on a nail a few
days ago is progressing favorably
and hearing the of
an expert for the
defence in the ease of Christian
Schafer,

Is

evidence
John Shearer,

vs. at his home today.

Mr. D. J. Williams, who was in
town for a few days in connection
with the ereetion of the bunkers
for the Rocher de Boule mine, left
for
ing.

Skeena Crossing this morn-

Mr. Bullock-Webster left yes-
terday afternoon for Work Point,
He intends to take up a course of
training to complete his qualifi-
cations for his lieutenaney in the
Prince Rupert Light Infantry.

 

 

 

W4aNTED.
People to come and see our
immense stock of Second
Hand Furniture, We must
dispose of it at once. Prices

Mr. H. B.

 

 

Gampp, who has been
in town for nearly a month at.
to various matters in
connection with his large real es.
state holdings, left on the Prinee
George for his home in Wiekers.-
ham, Washington,

tending

to suit everybody. Corner of

 

Third Avenue and Seventh
Street, Furniture Stores,
Phones No, 86 and 465.

 

 

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