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DAILY
EDITION
ARMISTICE
CELEBRATED
Large
Crowd
(lathers
at
Wufct-holme
Theatre
For
aUmbr-a"
ial
Service.
IMPRESS1VB'
ADDRIKS1
I
Rev.
T.
McAllister
Carrie
Home!
(o
Audience
Lemons
of
(he
(reat
War
Tuesday,
November
13,
1928
sacrifice.
.
There
were
60.000
who
did
not
return
and
of
thoe
who
did
many
bore
the
scars
of
conflict.
Mr.
McAUjoter
referred
to
the
:f
UmJ&t-
w4ks
very
forgetful.
Coiilcl
)Sey
fbflret
the
.courageous
and
jajfeglii
i
ifii
iiur
youths
.who
had,'6lrrto
fjght
for
better
cohditiomiHe
was
a
poor
Canadian
whcWiMl
was
not
stirred
by
the
deeds
of
men,
deeds
that
were
written
in
the
pages
of
history.
He
mentioned
the
level
ling
effect
of
war.
War
broke
down
barriers
of
racial
standing.
There
wan
a
larire
irathprinp
'
He
ur;ed
that
the
same
comrade-
at
the
Westholme
Theatre
Sunday
!"h'P
whicn
w
engendered
by
aftprnoon
tn
aminommnritd
th
War
should
go
Into
the
tenth
anniversary
of
the
Armia-'
Iiv"
the
Un,e8s
tice
following
the
Great
War.
It
!this
wns
done
the
sacrifices
were
waB
held
under
the
auspices
ofin
va,n'
the
Prince
Rupert
branch
of
the
'
Another
lesson
to
be
lcnrn!
Canadian
Legion
and
was
condue-
ifmnrth
?
day
was
that
of
a
new
ted
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Minis-
c""itt:on
to
duty.
"The
call
terial
Association
with
Bishop
f
tttftty
Is
a
call
to
service.
The
Rix
preaiding.
Those
on
the
plat-
struggi
sr
the
fu'.l
free
life
form
besides
the
Biahop
were
Ad-j
both
of
tr
;
Individual
and
the
jutant
Kerr
-
of
the
Salvation
nation."
the
speaker
said.
"The
Army,
Rev.
J.
II.
Hansen.
Rev.
i
summons
conies
te
advance
and
J.
G.
Frhaell
,Rev.
A.
Wilson,
i
ony
those
who
go
into
the
Rev.
J.
G.
Gibson.
Rev.
Wr.
F.
jtask
as
men
went
into
the
great
Price
and
Rev.
T.
H.
McAUfctes.
.conflict
that
really
accomplish
.
...
.
i
VJi
a.i
klU
M
Mr.
Hansen
said
the
pnyatnMSPim?
"
boy's
band
led
by
Bandmaster
Wilson
played
a
selection
and
also
led
the
sivfrfaff.
Mr.
II.
C.
Fraser
sang
"III
Flander
Field."
The
oration
was
derhrered
by
Rev.
T.
11.
McAllister,
paatdr
of,
Rupert
East
Church
.who
was
himself
in
the
service
freraeas.
It
was
a
model
for
all
aojeh
addresses
.brief,
lucid,
'
ehcjent
and
inspiring.
He
referred
to
111111
11
ir
.
It
was,
irap9Sstbfe""to
forget
the
sn
r
t
of
self-Mcriflee
of
Moae
eventful
days.
Bat
the
world
had
not
learned
the
lesson.
Mat
erialism
was
rampant
but
the
Hves
of
the
men
who
fell
in
batth
called
to
us.
Canadians
i'ived
in
a
wonderful
country.
Why
not
embrace
.the
opportunity
te
make
it
spiritually
great.
The
Last
Post
waa
sounded
by
-
r
a.
U'
,
A
the
day
as
one
of
pride
and
of
uugier
sergeant
.
"
memories
of
hidden
treasures.
On
the
two
minutes
silence
was
ob-that
day
they
remembered
the
j
served.
men
who
had
made
the
supreme
Bishop
Rix
on
behalf
of
the
EMIlARASSINd
MOMENTS
-
UDHV
stop-
VyUW,
,
I
n
AIL
VCU
W?J0iD
IS
A
-Rtt
Ahii
-tu
Si!
A
A
BMIVAe,W-"TaMc
'
.
FAfirAsnc7gfV
ROYAL
ENGAGEMENT
RUMOR
J)
AS
irk.
'
u
50
I
lilll
I'
II"
Hi
Hi
I
nl
i
l
A
press
report
from
Brussels
states
that
the
engagement
of
Prince
Olaf
of
Norway
(above)
and
Princess
Martha
of
Sweden,'
sister
of
Princess
Astrid,
wife
of
the
Belgian
Crown
Prince,
will
be
i
announced
at
any
time.
Canadian
Legion
expressed
thanks
to
Lieut
Col.
McMordic
for
the
use
of
the
theatre
for
the
occasion.
Members
of
the
Ccoadir.n.
Les
ion
and
paughters.
of.
the
Empire
were
tyeaW
in
-eai
mm-bers
amt
'to
fekfrtrtt
bsres
for
the
I.
O.
D.
E.
had
their
flags
unfurled
at
either
side
of
the
hall.
The
standard-bearers
were
Miss
Dalby,
for
Municipal
Chap
ter:
Mrs.
W.
Brass
for
Queen
Mary
Chanter;.
Itfss
McLean
for
MK
Carta
Chapter,
and
Mb
MMofri
for
Hill
60
Chapter.
Proceeds
of
a
collection
for
the
Poppy
Day
campaign
were
167.46.
BRITISH
PLAN
STAY
IN
AIR
Airplane
ileing
Built
With
View
tn
Itecord
ERdurance
Plight
LONDON.
Nov.
13.
Th
aa-
aembly
stag,
is
now
being
reach
ed
in
a
moat
interesting
attempt
to
evolve
British
Aircraft
canabhs
of
remaining
in
the
air
for
three
days
and
three
nights
continu-
ouusly.
This
machine,
a
Pairev.NanUt
monoplane,
which
lias
been'
buk
by
the
Faircy
Aviation
Company,
Hayes,
to
the
order
of
Air
Min
istry,
is
being
fitted
with
the
latat
Nanier
Lion
enaine
and
m.
resents
a
departure
from
general
plane
form
instead
of
a
biplane
has
been
chosen.
The
rireanat'an.
(
T,
duniMw
nrnri
hvlH
hv
HAma
,
..
was
net
up
in
July
when1
Hetren
Tistici
and
Zimmerman
in
'
a
Junkera
monoplane
remained
In
the
air
for
06'
-
hours,
thus
beating
the
Italian
record
of
68
hour
"2
minutes
made
in
June,
ant)
the
fact
that
nation
after
nation,
strive
ta
raiae
the
record
haa
led
to
British
xperimeftts
bains
hailed
as
a
challenge
to
the
foreign
endurance
records.
This,
ir
correct
in,
-one
sense,
but
it
i
underateod
that
the-mai
iMtrttose
of
the
Alriato-
research
upon
lox
tndarAaee,.
which
have
a
.great
practical
value
in
.view
of
the
scattered
fttragetic
bases
of
the
Empire.
Exhaustive
consumption
and
pcrlornianrv
tests
mutt
be
made
before
any
real-
attempt
oan
W
start
-i
to
l'ly
r
cturHmiously
r
for
-
thf
1
ongest
Uine
feneatfakfc
aodt
...
:
;
v
.
.:
r.
.ir
TOE
DAILY
NEWS
Tuesday,
November
13,
M,j
-n
"f
:"
Hurt
'
wad
I
inc
aiiHinmeii
ui
mt
nen
TareepLiiiijatij
l
'.nat
LHtainUetiendinu
ihirio
ii!
upon
a
decmal
point
in
the
i
u
l
c
onsumption
of
the
engine
laming
pomplete
efftekufr
t-ry
where
else.
I).
Johnston
'mad
S.
W.
Oeotfe
n
oed
to
ta
vity
an-'SwMIr!
.1
.
neon's
train
after
a
.
end
:
iTj
tn
T..i
t
PsViiptnn.
BREATHING
OF
GAS
WINNIPEG,
Nov.
10.
David
C.
Whyte
a
chartered
accountant
in
the
Winnipeg
grain
exchange,
one
of
the
best
known,
business
men
in
Winnipeg,
fo.nrid
I
dead
in
a
garage
todays
tho
re
sult
of
carbon
dioxide
gas.
SUPPORTING
MACLEAN
VICTORIA
ELECTION
VANCOUVER
Nov.
10.
Hon.
J.
A.
Robb
and
Hon.
James
Malcolm,
members
of
the
federal
i-ahlnpl
who
.
nrr-
enminir
to
the
Awful
Pimples
On
Face
and
Neck
For
Four
Years
Mrs.
Mary
Rail,
Ffpinrille,
Ont.,
writes:-
"I
am
writing
to
tell
you
thut
I
suffered
terrihlv
with
awful
pimplnt,
all
over
my
'ace
and
neck,
tor
font
years.
I
had
triinl
ewrythinfy
but
got
nr
relief
until
one
day
t,
friend
toll
mr
ahotit
mast
will
nIrAa
mpotintr
at
'
nl
,iv',1
"
I
ukpiI
four
coast
will
audrea
a
n
meeting
at.
iofUf(i
am,
mv
fac0
j
now
compcu.ly
idoria
on
November
23
in
sup-
j
clear
of
pimples."
port
of
the
candidature
of
Dr.
MacLoan.
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