... ARMISTICE THANKSGIVING SERVICE A UNITED SERVICE OF THANKSOmxO wili b« held ia the TOWN HALL, HUDDERSFIELD, TO-MORROW (Tuesday at 3 p.m. Ui» Worship the MAYOR (Mr. Aid. Faith. J.P.) Uhe the chair, sod vii! be supported bv the clergy of all denominations ...

... FIGHTING ENDED ON ALL FRONTS GERMANY SIGNS THE ARMISTICE.' DELAY FOR EVACUATION PROLONGED. PREMIER’S STATEMENT.! ...

... HOLMFIRTH CELEBRATIONS. The Helm# Talley celebrating the armistice holiday. Tbe Helm firth Secondary School and other day schools have closed for ihc day. The juveniles are parading the Greets waving their patriotic flags. Large number* holidaymak*r* ...

... Italian Navy, has wirelessed the autboritlea in poatesefoo tbe Anstro-Hon* nan Fleet that some of the naval clauses of the armistice treaty have not been complied with, that the part of the Navy which had been agreed upon has not been surrendered. Howdoy ...

... iluddfr?fi«ld and the of the Chufcb Council and others will take part io tIM aarrusa—AdH. ya*-. mm* r~~ ~ * • V . \r-*- ARMISTICE TERMS. The e irrai.* Gc. ia* >- A finan*:»l jn reptrtt of dorr during period f ...

... THE LAST FHOT. On the Council reassembling, the Xaron said bad been suggested him that as soon the armistice was signed, the business premises should b* closed for one hour, and that service* be held in all the churches and chapels in the town. hear.) ...

... raot lo OLMhot bum loud clireriuc, (ollosod tb. übCioc of tbe N.tMteul A.lbrei mod •' Bute Lritannia. Tb« doratioo of the armistice is to be 36 dar*. The Premier said that the terms include (he sur-5.000 IpcomotiTsa, S.UJU guns, 2,900 Maries and 2.500 field ...

... for sood order and for the fadlitatme food snpplie# throupboat the country. Herr Krxlwger (Centre), now with the German Armistice Mission, will, it is stated, in the Government, which Ike taocialiaU will sko join. To bring the German people as speedily ...