1924-10-08, vol. 11, no. 195, Evening Advocate

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The Evening Advocate
Vol.     XI., _ No. _ 195.
ST.     JOHN'S.     WEDNESDAY,     OCTOBER    8, _ 1924.
.•wi/**-     iw/o . KIN
Backer of An Alleged $10,000.060 Smuggling Ring Arrested
U.S. Naval Dirigible Shenandoah Started Yesterday on  Round Trip to Pacific Coast
An All French Arctic Expedition Planned to Start Next March
Labor Party Will Have Reduced Number of Candidates in Coming Election
ALLEGED BACKER
CF $10,000,000
SMUGGLING RIG
IS ARRESTED
THE LABOR
CANDIDATES WILL
NUMBER 235
U. S. DIRIGIBLE
STARTS ON A
ROUND TRIP
-   Party       LAKKHURST,  N.J.
SHANGHAI ALMOST CHEKIANG TROOPS!
SURROUNDED BY      RETREATING
ENEMY FORCES shanghai. ^t~-sUnKkia,
Military Gove
acrat   Sun   Chang-Fu
r of Felken, and the
are   retreating  on I
Schooners Arriving
ic -following schooners have arrtv-
l Moreton's Harbour from the Ltb-
r. Hope 200; Silver Sea 240; G.
ewis 200; Gem 240; Tip Top 150;
ice Port 220; and Minnie Elizabeth
election   that i
I   dirigible   Shon-; Pro*
round   trip  encd
VNGHAI,  Oct.
with loss of tl
city of Illi
the last politl
andldates than we
al contest, w_en
WASHINGTON
WINS 4TH GAME
OF WORLD SERIES
J iiie-nts southward t ■■ check thc latent
Regressions of their Klangau enemies j
although Red Cross units who bnu'
been following up the fighting ncur
Sung Klang, 28 miles to the south
west on the Shunghi Hankchow rall-
,way line were brought back to Slums-'
ii.lae
■a.l.n
X£
ALL-FRENCH
EXPEDITION FOR
POLAR REGIONS
I.ungwha south of the city dented
tliere had been any checking retreat
In Sung Kiting sector: it was admit-j
ted, however, that tbe situation around
Sung Kiang where thc combined I
Klangau Anhwei forces havo almost|
surrounded the city wus serious. It'
also was admitted that reserves were!
being rushed loward Suncklang to I
1.
n.-iny.   -An   official
,ung    Wha    declai-
anadian National Railways
TRAVEL ACROSS CANADA
VIA CANADIAN NATIONAL LINES.
Finest ot Rail Services From
HALIFAX — SYDNEY — NORTH SYDNEY
TO VANCOUVER
"CONTINENTAL LIMITED"
FROM ALL MARITIME PROVINCE POINTS
Connections are via
'OCEAN LIMITED'—'MARITIME EXPRESS'
For   Further   Information   Apply   To
R. H. WEBSTER, General Agent,
HOARD   OF   TRADE   lHlLl.l.N...
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he   F.-an*'"
MINISTERS DISCUSS
IMPERIAL CONFERENCE
•pment from
rod the Klangau .
Sungklang were
etc  of  ammunition
, Anhwcr, end
c had ordered
anyang arsenal
A RUM RUNNING
BRITISH TRAWLER i
IS LIBELLED
NEW   YOHK.   Oct   7—Libel   proceed-
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i  run
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Farquhar Steamship Companies
REGULAR   SAILLNGS   OF   STEEL   STEAMSHIP
"SABLE V
Leaves Halifax     11 a.m. Oct.   4th; Oct. 18th for Boston
Leaves E. Boston   4 p.m. Oct.   7th; Oct. 21st for Halifat
Leaves Halifax      I a.m. Oct. 11 th; Oct. 25th for St. John's
Leaves St. John's   4 p.m. Oct. 14th; Oct. 28th for Halifax
Passengers from Montreal, Boston, etc., arriving at
Halifax by express train Friday night wi'.l connect with
steamer leaving Halifax for St. John's.
Passengers from St. John's arriving at Halifax hy
"SABLE-I." Thursday midnight will connect with Friday
morning's express train leaving Halifax for Mon'repJ,
Boston, etc.
Regular Sailings of Steamship "STELLA MARIS"
between Halifax, North Sydney, Port aux Basques,
Corner Brook, Curling, Bonne Bay, and other West .Const
ports.
For lowest rates apply:
HARVEY & CO, LIMITED,        SL John's Newfoundland.
FARQUHAR STEAMSHIP COMPANIES
(Head Office) Halifax, N.S.
■ence   in   Londo
understood   th
entirely  inform:.
LIBERAL ELECTED
AT NEWCASTLE,
N.B.
llll-.li.y
.* Pr,
asked the State Dcpa>t-
ahington to take steps for
nil extradition or the ves-
a Canadian. United States
orney Hayward Instituted
rocecdlngs attcr R. Mer-
.t Dry Ciller, had made
ror S;atc Department aid.'
era filed in th« Federal
irt Mr. HayWard churgc-d
.had come In contact with
i country's Jurisdiction for purposes of defrauding the United States
of custom taxes. The Fred B. Is
10,11 valued at J1O0.000 In event of hor sale
tna It'was said she would not be released
•'".•.until a 1200,000 bond had been dc-
lcc-  poBited   with   Ihc   Government.
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I. The Lit
Pr«
. it:*-
Hoi
1 by
Church Destroyed Ry Fire
A telephor
e trom Northern
Kenzie King. Hon. Ernest T U
[Hon. Chas. Murphy, Hon. A B Copp, tlon that the splendid Roman Catholic
'[and Hon. F. J. Ventpt: and the Con- Church at thai, place had been totally
jserratlves by Right Hon. Arthur destroyed by fire between 7 and 7.30
jJMelghrn. Senator Gideon Rolwrtsnn o'clock. The cause of the fire Is not
ejj  Ii   M.  Baxter. MP., end A. J. Dou-.definitely  known,  but  It  Is  supposed
ing  i
r O'Rrlen   will
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