Evening Advocate, 1922-08-25

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OFFICIAL  ORGAN   OF  THE   FISHERMEN'S   PROTECTIVE   UNION   OF   NEWFOUNDLAND
TONpNTO,     (We-f) i I
Vol.     IX.,     No.     191.
ST.  JOHN'S,       FRIDAY,      AUGUST    25,     1922.
NEW IRISH LEADERS WILL "CARRY
_4s_
Mulcahy
Will Command Army; Cosgrove May Hea    MMaUry
eath of Collins May
Bring Peace To Ireland
OUK, Aug.' 2.4—Thorn. Hales; who
and accepted responsibility for
umbusli which killed Michael Col-
Ills
o Join tl
i, Pro-Treaty member of Dail
nn. Thc former has becn a
opponent of the Treaty and lt is
nown whether his oKcr to Join
rational* will be accepted.    His
tnlfieant, nnd as giving point
ie!  Collins  will nc
His    ■   **-»
ffl
[[ STATE
RNI
ON
t comrades to do likewise,    i
IjScdy Carried Thru Streets Krce
DUBI
".   Aug.
-That   t
ES
Irish
I In tbe ( Ity Hall where ls wl
mil Sundry. The cofrin is i
nine oatafalauo on which resit
>r Arthur Gtlfflth.
1
HER
fOP
GENUINE
YOU tim
GOOD BOOT
MEN'S ENGLISH
ITAN CALF
: Leah I
I Goodyear '
Extra Heavy Sole
$18.60 Pair
BLACK
S1S.OO
' Arthur Griffith and Michael   Collins
' wliost-  views  wcre  freely  exchanged
\ with  their  colleagues  is  anticipate
, Schemes  for  developments await <!
' finite   establishment   of •    tho      Free
' State and till efforts of thc Free State
' Government will  bc  dldccted  to
'' tabllshlng   the  ncw   state  firmly,
' accordance with terms, to which tho
[ adherence   of   William   Cosgrove   i.
: Richard Mulcahy will be us strict
'that or thejjeud leaders. It Is assun
j that Mr. Cosgrove will head tho Minis
try.   An Important personage Is Prof.
John MacNclil, who was speaker    of
Dail, a man of great knowledge and
exeprlence, who provokes no anu
Ism  and  has friends on    all    f
Thc appointment of llk-lutnl Mulcahy
as Commander-in-Chief of the Nation-1
al Army Is universally approved.   Dull'
ICircnnn has seral-offk-lally announced
that it will nut meet Saturday as
MEN'S
TAN CALF
lit!
ENGLISH
ERLACED
.00 pair 1
BLACK CALF   I
$11-
Perforated
$10.50 pair |
OUR   VALUES   ARE   RIGHT-
YOU ARE THE JUDGES.
Bowring
Brothers!
Limited
LATEST
HAVRE, Aug. 25—Infantry and
mounted troops are arriving in Havre
keep order in thc city where many
collisions havc occurred between the
c and strikers and in which several persons wcre killed yesterday.
Doctors havc becn especially trouble-
STRASSBURG, Aug. 25—It is of-
ficially announced lhat orders for thc
scqcstratlon of German funds in
banks  of  Alsace  Lorraine  havc  been
SAYS WOR
D
NEW YORK, Aug. 24—Tho World,
In a strong editorial declares tbat
Michael Collins was "butchered by
members of an Irreconclllable minor-
COLLINS IBrau" *,
"BUTCHERED" M ** *
Then, Say
(Montreal Dolly Star.)
Plenty of Jobs and no men to tak,
tbem ts said to be the position of nf
fairs in Montreal today.
Fourteen  representatives  of     plu;
and paper and lumber companies hav.
been scouring the ell
witling- : Tacit: «
more money than 1
they! knew nothing about the* ork.
Out or 600 men required he bad oaly
been able to gct about MO.
Tho  view  that  tbe  men   "did  not
shared by 1
' Ity."    The  paper  deals  unsparingly , .    .
icr     ...   .._    ..    „      r..l|OI"J
own for steady, representative of another company al-
snow Hies." All so on thc look-out for men.   "I hure
ship   tonight,"    be
LONDON.   Aug.   25-Tho Premier wUh th, followerB „   _„„„    u. ^ _
Valera. who havc established ln Ira-1    .., workcd har(, a„ day ycstcrdBy: | srlnucd.
k.nd "gunman tyranny whic 1    pos->3ja representative of a large pulp audi    lletwccn ll
us super patriotism." it diclato*. add-  pan(.r comnony said   "and nt night I can lake 200
parcn.ly due to the reparation, situa- ,ng that ,hcy m a dtoi.twtal group. I L^u^T-nan to send out as th' ItVTalA
waging   geurllla  wartare,  "agnln-.t  a J „..„•„   of  „ .hard   day.,,   work     Lm)tj     Hoards 01
central authority, established    under I ntB-,t 1 wnntcd to shin wenty and up shipping    0
Jorlty enaction.**   This taction, con-J lo flve o'clock last evening I had only shriek Jobs
ucs the World, Is "bl'nj to every been able to gct six. Even when yo-.lan hour am
)-day.    Thc  chance   in
ntly due to thc
and possibly ii
Irish situation.
DUBLIN, Aug. 25—Thc postponed J
meeting ot the Dail will bc held on {
September 9lh. |,Mng bul ((s own unworkBl,lo
° Ics and unrealizable Ideals, an oppoil-l trans-portal Ion. you arc by no means
LONDON.    Aug.    25—The German U(J|1 Q, bad ,ogerg  wlIllug t0 ,lescend  ,urc   that  you   have   got   them.    As
mark slumped early in to-day's (-cal-  (o (hc a8gaB8lnat,0Il of political    on-j likely as not they will Jump thc train,
Dig* on tlK    London    market,    bc:ng*UKOnlst8 whcn thelr appeU    ,0    the | and away goes their railway fare you
thousani t0; -fSubltco failed;  willing to resort    to'hnve spent on them."
] Russian terrorism to wreck   admlnls-l    "Men don't want work.    In    many
popular Government wKhJcascs," he declared.   "They ask for a
whom they could not    agree.    They. Job and pray all the timo that they
.     have gone a long way toward proving, won't get It."
arrival  at Chillangon    on    the  what   CoU,n8  a,mogt  ntteceo6eA     ,nJ.NEEDED «00, fiOT 200.
..ant  ii
e labor exchange
11 labor fairly
cn. "Thirty cents   j
thc pound sterling.
CALCUTTA. Aug. 25-Capt;
MacMillan and Captain Ma.llins havi gono n |ong way toward proving,
Griffith Never Lost
His Temper I
round-world flight wcre taken to hos- * dlaprovlnB   that    jreland    docs    natl    The wages olfcrcd hy his compai-y
pilal sulTcring rrom exposure, accord-  knQW how tQ goycrn hcrgclf ar<]    ■„  wore rrom |2f> to »32 a month with
ing to a message received here to-day. .not wi„,ng t0 iearn.»   The World re-  frcc   lioard   nnd   transportation.    Ho
'fleets tho opinion of the groat major-  •*'»*• """"K «» •ako Inexperienced mon
Ity of Irishmen In tho United States  lf ft£j^J* ™pa^
time supporters of De Val-!,nK-'*""'
THE CRANDlANKS ^
mill-   t
nd Hanks. It had been hla notion
I the Ashing banks   or the   North
,',i; Ml....Ik- consisted ot mounds or   ssii-1
„!, I kloplng Into thc sea. Perhaps he was
I even entertaining the kloa ot escaping
jesc "sandy Islands." A good,
possibly just as ill-posted
ibjcct    as the    Irrcprcsslbl
11, but are not  willing*! t<,
ir   Ignorance.  tHie   fishing
not exposed nbovc the sur-
They  ore  actually  hanks    or
qtinntly or flsl
competitors It
seems logical
geographical
foreign trade,
an economical and
midpoint that the busl-
y man In the mining
lllllllls
e bed of the o
off  h
work.
Ijlhol
said   t
olfcrcd work In tha
city at 35 cents an hour and long
jobs are offered at Hack Itlver at 30
cents an hour, thc men boarding them
selves at an estimated cost of 60 cens
n day. One heard of a labor bureau sup
plying out of town labor estimates he
can place 100 laborers a day and 500
mislimrn—It he can get them. Put he
In sceptical.
Wedding Bells
A very quiet but pretty wedding was
solemnized at the C. of E. Cathedral
on Thursday at 9.30 a.m. by thc Rev.
IJ. Brinton when Miss Gracie Gardner
of British Harbor, Trinity Bay, was
united in holy wedlock to Mr. Nclie-
miah Short of Bonavcnture, Trinity
Thc bride entered the Church
0 perceptible only by lho aid of
,'| sounding devlc-cs.
__ The Grand Ilnnk of Newfoundland
t'mysoll. Oiie',nc largos' located south-easerly from
thc Ancient Colony, covers an area
rowdies darted about 330 miles north and south an\
i- of tl.i'ii de- •'•,() m"es C"Bl nn<' we8t ""-d '8 '" Kcn"
Griffith, knock orally traversed by ships crossing the
, r said ;i word. *onn Atlantic ocean between Euro-
hat and put It oil Peon points and ports In Nova Scotia
■i-win. Tlie rowdy knm-ked It off thvor ,n0 Bay ot Fund>'*
second lime and uttered an Insult. Sill The general depth of water on the
Griffith held his tongue. Ho remove-. Grand Bank varies from thirty to
his cyeglnssea, tucked them In a pock- forty-five fathoms and tbe bottom Is
et and then, as thc rowdy cuine back usually sand, gravel or broken shells,
the third time, struck him squarely 01 The water surrounding drops oft* to
thee bin, sending him sprawling in ths anywhere from sixty to one hundrea
gutter] I *nd fort-v fathoms.   The only dangers
Griffith then placing his glasses on to navigation on the Bank that have
his nose, ond as It there had been no been verified are the Virgin rocks aii-
Interruption to his story, added: | banks nnd tho Eastern rocks. The area
"—Cleaned up Ion thousand pound-*, covered by the Grand Bank really In-
In a single week." I eludes  SL  Pierre and Oreen  Banks.
 O  '    which are separated only by narrow
LONDON. Aug. 24—Messrs.* Cas- channels,
sell state tbat a book, in which tbo.. HEA FOWL ARE THERE
Ilight Hon. H. H. Asquith, replies to Tfic spproach to the Grand Bunk U
the ex-Katser's Memolres will be pub- generally evidenced by an Increasing
lished next year. They say they are number ot sci-fowl. around the vessel,
not at liberty to state what Mr. As- The great shearwater, well-known to
qulth Is to receive for the book but the fishermen as hag or hagden. ts
intimate that it will not bo quite so seen all across the Atlantic, but on
much as one hundred thousand the banks It. as well as divers and
pounds which ls said to be promised othet sea fowl, becomes very numer-
Premler Lloyd George for his,Mem- ous. The shearwater by the way,
„ira- I derives It name trom Its skimming or
 0  shearlns the water when flying.
Raleigh Total LOSS. One will observe by studying a chart
  *• 'of the North Atlantic how close out
QUEBEC, Aug. 24—The salvage maritime ports are to the chief flsh
steamer Lord Strathcona, ls en route |Dg banks, as compared with America!
to Quebec from tbe Raleigh wreck, ports, yet lt Is an actual fact that out
It consedered the vessel to bo a total neighbors to the south take from these
I trees between two and three times the
SHORT-GARDNER
should bc centralized ln our Marl
ding    possibly
for consumption tn
Portland.    Boston.    New    York
Ami rlcan    centres    conveniently
I. Undoubtedly flsh may bc landed
sooner at our ports and if intendec
for thc fresh flsh trade will bc on tho
era>tha°n  when 'travelling clrcuitously 'caning on the arm ot her uncle. Mi
via Boston. Furthermore, thc proxlml- Levi Gardner, who acted   as    fathc
tv   of  thc   port   gives   our   fishermen Bivcf a<"»  bc3«  man-    n" Dri<ic  w**»
more actual time on thc banks. Natur- prettily  dressed  in  white    crepe    de
ally, when the distance to port Is short chine with picture hat  to match and
oncd the fishermen con produce more carried  a  boqucttc  of    chrisanthems.
In a stated    time and    consequently The    bridesmaid    was    Miss    Maud
should be able to meet all competitlo:: Thorne, cousin of Ihe bride, who
profitably.    With    the   exception   of a vcry pretty blue silk dress with hat,city and outside.
George's Bank, thc Americans nrc at to match.    The groom's    present    to
n disadvantage. Ihc bride was a cheque, to thc brides-
FRESH  FISH  DEMASD 'mM «old ini*ia'ed *00ch; »° 'hc ™
man   a   set   of gold cuff links.   The
bride also received a cheque of $50.00
Given Linen Shower
Miss Marjorle Udlo waa tne centre
of a very pleasing gathering at tha
rcsldcnco of her uncle and annt, Mr.
and Mrs. W. J. Long on Monday night
last when sho was given a linen
shower by a numbcr of her 'rlends in
honour of ber approaching marrlngo -
to Mr. Kay Pcttcn, acconntan; with
the Union Publishing Co.
I Miss Udle was agreebly surprised
by the profusion of dainty and useful! articles that composed tho
"shower" and expressed her deep
gratitude for the thougbttulness ot
her .friends. She haa been tbe recipient of many valuable and bcautl-
j ful presents from other friends Ih tha
. Thero seems to bc a big opportunity
Ior profitable Investment.    Tbo fresh
ll.h demand In Canada is develop!** (fl«>' ■l°-">™> item her father,
rapidly and flsh consumption gener- ■-"••der Gardner. They were
allv Is on the Incline throughout thc recipients of some nice presents. Af-
Don.Inlon and the United States, as «er the wedding they drove to the
well, ln addition, our foreign trad* denco of Mrs. Thorne. 21 Monroe
has grown tremendously In recent Street, where the guests were
years. We should be able to produce sembled and entered amid showers of
cheaper than Anyono else and the rice and partook of an elegant break-
premium on the American dollar nt fast, after which they drove to the sta-
thc present time handicaps the U. b tion and entrained for Grand Falls
producers further in competing for where they will spend two weeks,
foreign trade. Canadians have every-| after which they will go to
thing 10 help them but our neighbors their future.home, where the groom is
are 'till doing a larg   proportion   ot principal of the High School.
The North Atlantic Banks are fished:
by fleets from the United States, Canada, Newfoundland. France and niij
occasional ship rrom Iceland. Large; Mr T £,,„„ , gues, a, the Crosble
Fench Ileets operate, with tbe French and who [g -n NewfoundUm, for the
Island of St. Pierre as a base A colu firgt ,ime represeming a laree com.
storage plant  costing »1.200 000 hav- mereit, firm       Jo v(s|ted    fhe
Ing a freezing capacity ol 200,000 In
twenty-tour hours and storage capacity or 6,000,000 pounds boxed ready
ror Khtpmen, has recently been built
there by the French Government and
specially equipped steamers
Pleased With Museum
museum this forenoon with a friend.
The  genial    caretaker    showed    Mr.
Eaton about the place and described
ind various items of
interest. Mr. Eeaton declared him-
r'ldedTo' '-^'Ita suppUeTtoEurdpe "lf mighty pleased with all that he
The Parisian Government Is lending "** stea »nd 8»ld ,h»* «ome futu™
great assistance to the fishing-Indus- d»V ■• **•» "'*. Intention to pay the
try, looking, apparently In that dlrec-, museum a more lengthy visit,
tinn  for material for her navy.—De j °
partment ot Marine and Fisheries. Adverttot  In The "Advocate'
Miss Louise Burchell, whose musical ability is well known in thla
where she resided for many
years with hcr fathor. Mr. H. C. Burchell, the Government Engineer in
several administrations, has-been appointed to the staff of the Halifax
Conservatory of music, and accepted
the position of organist at Park
Street Presbyterian Church. Miss
Burchell is a Bachelor of Music ot
Oxford, and a Licentiate ot Trinity
College, London.
Anti Coal Profiteering
Measures Are Forecasted
WASHINGTON, Aug. 24-Govcrn-
tnent operation ot United States coal
j mines and Federal control of coal, distributed In such manner as to prevent
profiteering, Is proposed In measures
introduced in the Senate to-day.
Secretary Hoover announced    to-day
within a week the dally bltuml-
cosl  production will ha (rattle-
tor United States needs, hot
that the country la forced with a shortage ot freight can, which would be
acute within a month, Chairman
Cummins ot the Senate Inter-State
Commerce Committee said that Congress at the next meeting woold take
up industrial problems with a flaw
to determining "what place Pntoalem
should occupy In the civilisation ot
the United State**,"