7 , Li'" fHE DAILY News vi, vm N. . I'lUNf K IttPEIlT. H C., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMIIEH 21, lOf 7. GERMAN TROOPS MOVE WEST FROM R , A KERENSKY HAS TWO LOYAL ARMY CORPS STILL WITH HIM-U.S. DESTROYER SUNK GERMAN TROOPS BEING WITHDRAWN r . MILITARY SERVICE ACT DRASTIC REGUATIONS i IS LAW AND MUST STAND; FOR ALIENS IN U.S. FROM RUSSIAN FRONT i l - Mr. Fred Stork, Liberal Candidate, Not Permitted to Approach Water Stands for Conscription I Front, Dock nor Wharves -...ROADS IN GERMANY CONGESTED WITH TROOP TRAINS of Everything. In United States. MOVING FROM EASTERN FRONT TO FLANDERS AND TO ITALY RUSSIAN ARMY HEADQUARTERS STILL Discussing the issues before Washington, Nov. 20 AH alien SILENT AS TO CONDITIONS the voters at the coming election enemies are required to register last evening, before leaving on a and to obtain permits for travel, , .v. 21 Diipatchra campaign tour, Mr. Fred Stork, pj, I. under a proclamation issued today from Holland tell of RED CROSS NOTES the Liberal candidate, declared ttct rj b, by President Wilson. Enemies that the Military Service Act is a F , ai wriiinl of troop a a In, Aa a result of Mra. I'luinbtre'a now the law of the land, and also are prohibited approaching I In' iiussian ironi is recent viait a meeting o all ladtea would have to be lived up to. It within 100 yards of waterfronts, . . .i ..,1.11... .. i interested in aewlnir for the Hed was up to the Government to see docks, railroad terminals or stor jntary frontier guard, Cro work was held at the residence that the law was enfprced. "There age houses, and are forbidden to t -j ( i.ij. troop traiua are said of the vice-president last is no question in my mind," continued enter or reside in the District of western front Tuesday afternoon. Mra. Hal I'eck Mr. Hlork, "of the repealing Columbia. the and Mm. Jennings ere appointed of the Military Service Act. The nrnclamatfon Issued an a f J e luljr. It ta considered convenors to look after thla work. This Act calls for the conscription supplement to the one declaring v rial some arrangement The meeting will be held every of i 00,000 men, to make good a state of war with Germany oro- cl into with tlio d rt I... -r .... ........ Canada's promised quota, and I vides further that an alien enemy am in lator of the present military' snail on not, except public ferries, v. m eemmanu oi me of the llaptlsl Church, bleh lias Service Act being carried out te lounu an any ocean. Day, river which JuatlCea r. i i jital been kindly placed at the disposal it stands the statute book.' other waters" within the United Command a on or . . i . High in ,,f the committee by the (lev. V. Hut." Mr. Stork went on, "if States. They are forbidden to fly . trp. It I evident that iy Wright. The rooina lll be any further propolal is brought in airplanes, balloons or airships. ,1.. u to do no more comfortable and tewing machinea forward for the conscription of ana in enter tne Panama uanai I .s,b me rtuaaian armies.'hate been lent. Mra. I'. W. Ander- anv further number of men. 1 will rone. Russians SllanL will look after the cutting ..n endeavor to see that the principle This prohibition also extends to TbeltuMiao armr headquarters ami It ia hoped aa many ladiea a Ut eonscriotion ia applied ail grain elevators, warehouses, rail. a,-? turot aa to the atate of possible will take an interest in ......r.,1 n,l II.at a.illh nml lhv rnii drnnts. Yard nr terminals lm -uiij iii Ituaaia. One 'the sewing. Mra. Dawson will conscription of all the resources(which are used in connection with rcv ..ed fcere la to the tf-1 still continue to give out work of Canada are included, as well as 1 the docks and piers. fc 1 thai hcr.uky i some ninety to ladiea to take home, who find 'our man power. I consider that! The attorney-general is given i it ifi rvu.'ijraditu two'(,Py cannot attend these meet- it is a question that may well be authority to issue ordera exclud- K ai army corps, but mgs. 'put to the people. ing alien enemies from the vicin- larks confirmation Miss Niekef son's elans. Division "Willi mon nniar nnlv he in IT ilv nf Wnrohn.iso rlvntnr. rait- lac afllisting the Itusaian t. King Edward School, ia thanked CCMPLETE EQUIPMENT OF FRENCH SOLDIER IN TRENCHES put upon a compulsory basis, itroad depots, yards or terminals, ' .JfS, ad overshadows the In- fr a deflation of 12.57. The that which not already within This French soldier has a rifle, grenade throwing gun, pistol. i not fair to the soldiers are pro-package taken in the fighting. -......... I n f.nil.. In ft Ami in a pciiviai inn w - - - of powder against gasrenade Iq baskeL a bag of sand, jthe uliUialion of all the other re-ihiWted areas, fri.ntrad Itself is badly pro-(monthly contributioirvowarda the nick axe run grenades, signal lantern, alarm bell for gas attacks, 'sources orCanada aliouM beleftf . negulatfonaiilao are to be pre. - jed, and it Is considered Hed Cross. barbed wire rocket scoop, corrugated iron batch grate, shovel, under the voluntary ayatem. f re- pared by the attorney-general re--c,ss..rs. frc;swie that the threatened I The sale of home-cooking laat with and gabion, peat that our soldiers are not quiring reports o federal, stale broom, periscope gun carrier, periscope f the railroad men and the'week readied the sum of 16.75. gelling a fair show, r am firmly or local authorities by all alien C apbiata have tied things up.The articles presented and drawn fof the belief that when the policy(enemies arter they havo register- meantime. tn, .r. fallowa: r (iarion BRIGHT PROSPECTS FOR jPOUTICAL CRISIS nf enn.rrintinn ia nut UD to the ed. liw aaek of iotatoea on by IU TDCAT RPITAFM'PeP,e and bv conscription, Ij No alien enemy is io oe per- COISTaNTINOPLE IS Mra. J. J. Alexander; Mra. 8. M. AUCE ARM DISTRICT 111 urAI DA11U11jllltail conscription o' everythin mitteti to move or to cnange nis RAIDED BY AIRMEN Newton, biscuit Jar. won by Mra. - I Inot merely compulsorj" miuiaryioccupauun n;a without first reporting McMeekin; Miss Itolhweli, centre Vancouver. Nov. 20. General Premier Lloyd Oeoroe Retains thei8ervice I believe that it will be to designated authorities and re- Nov. 20 During a re. 'piece, won by Major Cowley; ft. L. mining conditions in the Alice Confidence of Parliament !overwhelmingly endorsed. Withceiving 1 permission aid over the tiallipoh Mcintosh. 120 gold Plw. won Dy with great Aftar Paris Speech. the people in favor of real conscription, Arm district are good, ARE J and Canada doing all GREEK PEOPLE a and Constantinople by; Mr. McMcbol; Mng development Br Mr. McDonald'e class. promises for big London. Nov. 21. Treraier she can, the Dominion will then. WITH THE ALLIES lis Oerman cruiser Hoe-1 vegetables won by B. H. Mortimer; during the next year, according I I.v.l iimrire has emerged un be on a proper war basis for lend ik. t...v i.). u.r.iiii!i. unupp rrshanoles. won by l.. Mr. G. It. Elliott of Alice Arm. test ofimg the most efficient aid to the London, Nov. 20. Premier scathed from the severe ' who i visiting Vancouver. The Venlxelos of- Greece, who came to lim. was hit and a heavy ......Mr: It. K. Walker; Mis Clarke, Varden rail- I.;. .-,.., r..I.in H.irinc. Ih .nnttt '.C.mPire. of the Iolly m h.u..km.,.-.o .,... ir, building London from Italy with Premier . 3 caused, it was onlcialiy flower, won uy .miss i.ou. stretch of road few days. Ills policy has beeul u atcriki nai Lloyd George said today thai tne IZ2C.Z?A her lixlav. A vessel Mccanery. fox o- pp u.,' m.ialled under a special put under the severest criticism ,,,., ,Mr MrT rlTI:. . Z1 n. was ,tie General and reported J. II McLeod; Mra. lnani cusu- , , ,hl ia,i i,rti..ilrl with reeard to the people l tt hfi nmnrsmn liilm.arlira at ion. won by Mra. Oakley; Mr. ui- formation of the new Inter-Allied; rising and that they were pre- he rov,ncla house, , Laj)l evening in lhe Presby- t partiCipate more whole- ' -U. lople, was twice hit by ger. silver irmr, - T I...hi ,.,.i.riiiv ...i.t in the de- War Council, air. .squun, me rk...h llall Me. fi- M.l: .w- - r --i tho raiders dropped. Two i...UL'rrLi a. n.....ini.i.i riuuiibi.. i mv.rnmrni. i.... i f ih.i ...iir.ti ii uaiil. lain Premier, was exceedingly se- Ianson lhe United States consul. The premier said that only the :u a. were obtained upon the potatoes, won by J. E. Sharp. The Snanisli Group, located al- .vere with regard to Premier Lloyd delvered an address on Kipling, faln. hearted could be affected by T- I h War Omca. ti,. .at. ihi week will be and in most on the Alice Arm townsile. George speech in Paris at tneth , T,,e Niure was made,., vu-iiude- of the contllct. Smith charge of Mrs. Alex. according to Mr. Elliott, appears Council. Ihe new inter-Aiuea unJer the aU9piCe9 of the Queenand lhal lhe determination to win Hrand. . . . . . .......... . .... ... . WATCH IT GROW Mra. i ii i n itu Tin 1 1 i i a u.iiiiu uiic. i i si... i i.nrrni rt i branch to nave a lug luiure. ii uwi.to, .,r i aiary "uuapicr ui mo auevi i the war could not be shaken. rin. urisonera of war i.r two Swedish miners wuo ac- fere with the 'ork of the General the Empire The Rev. Canon Rlx contributions received tho aum of 110 from ' i . ... V. n i I. .111.. Anil Ha Ituperl's ha quiml the property through pro- SISU Ul Mill Ut MO presided and in introducing Mr. NORWEGIANS BOYCOTT Victory War lAian: the ladle- auxiliary of the St. An- c ul)9uenl lo a labor'indepeudence. and the responsi Hanson, said that it gave him a EVERYTHING GERMAN ilnv . lolal iH? OHO drewa Society; Mra. Clancy. u- ii-n which tney Ilieu lour or flvobillty for ita own forces. double pleasure to be present to -day total S101.050 jpermtendent of aupplie. has Notwithstanding the severe op- Mr. Hanson a unnble hear Mr. Hanson, as riirlstiania. Nov. 20. The cclved 2t pair of socks from t he, Jn they performed'position, the premier vindicated was the man, ho in the time o' Tidens. Tegn says lhe 'Norwegian ladies of Port Simpson and t. h"e "er obtaining ownership!his position bravely and came test, had stood up or what was w-r.i.. ianiaiinii nas 'iiasseu a WESTHOLMR pairs from the Seal Cove branch. victorou,. , , . anrf (n the interests of de- ,P-.,lim.n Droclainilng a complete which are acknowledged ". .na an I NVw-oaoer comments here today i ... j rrinr Ituoert. 1 1 .i. nt n.rm.inv. German OriRA HOUSK thanks. u":S7000' luuii worth uui of ore -in- a very indicate that the threatened crisis! Mr jjanson's lecture on Kiplins i shlppinfr, German trade and Ger- has been averted, and mav uioju 8 listened to by a crowueu mau ctiiens in Norway. in TONIGHT ONLY U. S. DESTROYER IS on ume. miperin-, George is now in a stronger posi house, with very great apprecia- cna(rman f the association said Itlue Itinl presents SUNK IU WJLLISIUB' ,.. oi nll Vnr.lf.n tion than ever. linn. He nave many Illustrations ,h. . German ships were uri- FRANKLYN FARNUM Itenueni'Group, i also optimistic regard-London, from the works of the poet. show-lable lo joad 0f unload in Norway. klVi- November 21. It u ,,r f,nV,. of the group which NOTICE TO VOTERS ing the vividness and closeness tn8 prohibition against export '" BROWNIE VERNON IIIIIUIUI..m.-il I J MnnrM avfwaa,. frnm WashllllT-- h K bel I ee j will become an im of the poet to the reader. Kipling's Loullj ue abolished, and that if IK tnn that the United States de- ," -..,., IV,1A1,- Pai! Until further notice, application I t the voice of a man apart. fond 8houId be re'USrU iu i.rri.Mtii "THE CAR OF CHANCE" stroyer Chauncey ha. been aunk communication' wllh tidewater; I.;for regUtrallon on the l mimon II ut I ll.UL 1 one c,ose al ,aIllJi and..1 1 bJecU they ii'.inlit W . w-'..unmi leave' in & collision in tho war tone. it.ii.kA.i The railway Is sup- Voters rtuPerl'friinillV. tt.a. a-mtnlrv. TllU8 lhe Uvea of UNIVERSAL GAZETTE Twenty-one of the crew are lost. esiai.il" -.mi. I Polling Division will be received T,. arfra audience expressei iv. .,nn Bailora would not be m-r bv which time the compauy at room t, Smith Block, corner of ,u appreCiation of the lecture in.wp0..d to the present danger WANTS HUNS TO SAVE have been .... in hi Iii a position U ' t i uiHvl IUMI iiiuiiii Similar resolutions ITALY'S ART TREASURES ;' Vn ; unon a large scale. j between 10 a. .... and 12 i noon, ana mR w furthep enlivened with adopted in other Norwegian townf. it la reported that the Dolly between 2 p.m. anu p.m. II1U!C. TAXI! TAXI! Geneva, Nov. 20, The Emperor .... dav except Sunday. Ladysmlth Wellington Coal re Varuen P.P.r ..i v. ,...,. .ubJectl "THE CAR OF CHANCE" of Austria-Hungary and Empress bill and bo fuel glvaa ..... .t.inin unw than will necea duce your PHONE tjfj PHONE aro appealed to by the Journal do for tho cost of building the must produce their naturalization! ... ... i laatlafaetlon. Phone 15. .P. R. to save Italian art trea sary w'niviAii i-iwviir.inift inusii iuiiikiii, uw o v ...V..."v I Reliable 24-Hour Service Geneva sures in a petition which it Is railway. . ,L . !, T.r:- ,;;v" Ti r. '.Th.;. .later 1 Theatre there will be a Hluebird Coal Co. art lovers im It is also siaieu mat some oi of member of the production entitled "The Car of clrculatinflr amonk or daughter a lolly lhe properties ailjolnlng Hie -- ... . .... c ....... L......... nn.l Switzerland for signature before are so rich that silver ore Canadian or lirltlsn military .t.uaure. rrona.,u ui..u... forwarding to Menua. Varden 1000 frea servinB without Canada, or.lirownie veriiou are mo in aa liluh as ounce LONDON CAFE The appeal describes the trea the tun U literally sticking out J of thtf Canadian naval forces ut uiis poy. -hiku i sures aa the common patrimony (i. wiiliin or without Canada. .very uigu orurr. iimmim AND GRILL of emulation. Damage lo mem. 5 cent and KENNETH MUNIU). .hietinna are crealins tne alalia- Card. Third Avenue it aays, would cause profound I'.hristma Wallace'. t'. O. H. NELSON, ard In photoplay and this play Prompt Sarviee of Mia Bat auneia to lite Miioia vor iO anu upwards 278 rinuineraiora. to be show it tonight U certainly! STAND BEHIND THE MEN tnara bring unanimous reprobation. not below the usual hlghl of ex. THE GUNS I la to eat at all hour. rn New Walllnaton Coal, and BEHIND vvi.an vou think of ahoea you cellcncy. There will also bel BOXES FOR LADIES New fancy . work noveltle. te Lumbar of all dimension. i.in rf Wallace a. tlf. shown a Universal Gaiette. BUY VICTORY BONDS. Wallace'. If- hcn 11.