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MPitisJsisa...sjpiiiiiiiiyi V ' THE , UN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1920. 15 PROVINCE OF SASKATCHEWAN INTERBORO NOT TO OUST UNION CHIEFS, GALLI-CUR- OI FREE; Paya1 le In Bonds New due York. July To 1st, Yield 1923 , SPONSOR FARE BILL SAY RADICAL MINERS, HUSBAND RETRACTS SUTRO BROS. & CO I Holies on Fublio Servico Com- mission Delegates at Diggers' Oonvon-- . Divu Wins Divorce' Action MONTREAL n:i otioni: !IIB7 57 St. Francois Xavier Street to Urgo Moasnro tlon Fight Against Wil- - After Answor to nor Suit MAIN Union Bank of Canada Direct Wlrn With New York Omoe at Albany. son Truce. Is Withdrawn. NEW YORK - 120 Broadway Membtr New York Stock Exchange Head Office, Winnipeg MAY MERGE INQUIRIES GREEN DEFENS ACTION WAS MISLED, SAYS 0UR0I Helen in All Canadian Securities CANADIAN SECURITIES Write us for authentic information on Canadian companies. STOBIE, rORLONG & CO. Mtmhti Toronto Stock Etthanp. TORONTO :: HAMILTON CANADA CANADIAN a VICTORY BONDS The public subscription lias closed but wo advo- cate investors increas- ing their holdings of Canada's Premier Se- curity. It is not neces- sary tq repeat what has already been said about these bonds. If you contemplate a further purchase we shall bo glad to arrange details of delivery and pay- ment for you. HANSON BROS. Bond Dealers 160 St James Si. Montreal CANADIAN UNLISTED ECNDS AND.SrOCKS Mr apcclallie In Canadian lifted bondi and toclci, and will b tiraml to furnish five quotations. I.ICa or offerings. Grant Johnston &(p: MCMQCR3 MONTREAL. STOCK CXCHANGC OONOTRCDAMC STRCCTWtSr MONTREAL 1 olerbone Main 8173 tk 6(131. WE OFFER AT f9 AND INTmEST WITH SS COMMON Pacific Coast Collieries LIMITED 11. ton 000 8 Twenty-Ye- ar Prior Lien First MortKaw and Collateral Trust Gold Ilords to bo croated, of which I2CO.COO 111 lie presently laauad. Dated 1st llcctimbcr, WIS. Dua lit December, 1630, INTEREST paynble of Jutn and. Decomber: at any 'brancti of tho Merchant Dank of Canada, h Canada and New York City, and at the London Joint Stock Bank In London, Er.gl.ml. DENOMINATIONS! 1100, JSOO, $1,000 or tl.unqulvalont In sterling at 14.80 3 to tho '. HERDMAN & CO. Members Montreal Stock Exchange, Montreal. Canadian Investment Securities CANADIAN FINANCIAL CORP. Ill Broadway New York Tel. Rector $021. Canada's leading Hotel Dominion Square Montreal European Plan Exclusively Centrally located in the heart of the Shopping and Theatrical District. Headquarters for Con- ventions, Banquets, Private Dances, Receptions, and Social Events. Service Unsurpassed. John Davidson, Manager. Cable Addrew \Wlndreal\ Montreal What Others Say About ' CLIFTON PORCUPINE 'The Property Hit The Eu. mirkiOf AMinoInThe Mil- - ini.- \- - Kvfrac irom Northern Mlntr (Cobalt). Oct. 4ln, 1010. \Clifton Porcupine Seems To 3p A Busmeni Effort To Product A liinc.- \- Ettrict .rom Toronto Satur. dav Meat. Aug. SOUi, 11. \The Intertill Behind The Hate Shown Genuint Ability And Inttirity In The Pait.- \- Eitnct from Canadian Min- ing Journal (Canada's leading mining inwulne),Sfpt.lOth.l018 It will pay vou to let the faetl about our present otteilng of aharta In this Com unr at aoo. Thar will bn mailed promptly upon request. Homer L. Gibson & Go. 103-4- -J Uank o( Hamilton llulWInf TORONTO. CANADA. Mmttt ii.twitiww: \(wn\\ nipipjuW\p hw. 'i\' jw m ... - y -- \ap; ,'. v ,,.XVija xy tr Wfjwf ' 4 tin. 1st I WlTIIIt.UJIia H Canad- a- The Investor's Opportunity The high premium on American funds is caus- ing hundreds of United States Investors to buy high-grad- e Canadian Bonds and Debentures. The discount at which Americans can buy them makes their yield exceedingly attractive. Their security Is sound; Principal and on many of them are payablo in Ameri- can funds. To tlr you an Idea of tha opporrunltle offered by tha Canadian Inrestraent field write for copy of tha Spe- cial United Mates Edition of liumtmint Ittmt, our monthly publication. It will repay your railing. IlSeciiritie Ho.u CORPORATION LIMITED HeadOme MONTREAL Toronto Halifax St. John, N.B. WlnnlMn Lnnrimi. Fun. NEW YORK CANADIAN PER- GONALS. Visitors to the Canadian Club fre- quently express marked admiration for tho oil paintings that adorn the walls. These havo been lent to the club by ons of its members, George It. Oood of 34 Pine street, who haa been an art col- lector for many years. The specimens at the Canadian Club represent but a moderate part of Mr. Good's collection, In which the following well known artists are represented: B. Loyal Field, A. Q'Kelly, Joseph Boston, F. Fowler, II. Robinson. W., L. Pontag, G. Bruesstelle, A. Blerstadt. A. F. Talt, F. S. Church. Edward Gray. II. Mdranltt Oklahoma publlo utility whora tr.o con-R- . M. Mitchell, N. Duvleux, E. Mechter. dltions wcro very nearly analagous. Th T. B. Craig. H. M. Kltchell. F. Dohaven, United States Supremo Court ruled W. II. Beard, J, a Beckwlth, 0. Raul, A. ithat: \It Is not contonded nor can it Parton, L. Mueller, V. Trojetti, J. B. ' Bristol, W. It. Howe. O. II. Bogart, QI. Muhrlg, G. Smlllle. C. Caluad. It Is un derstood that the club Is shortly to some additional paintings from other art loving members. So much Interest has l5een expressed In the address of Sir George E. Foster, Canadian Minister of Tradt and Cora- - morce. at the annual banquet of the j Cinadlan Society at the Blltmore In November last, that, the orginlxatlon named has Issued It for distribution In the form of a handsomely printed c. ' Tha New Year's eve dinner dance nt the Canadian Club wns most delightful in every way and was largely attended all reservations having been taken up long In advance of the event. Frederic Hudd of the Canadian Bu- reau of Information has returned to tho city from Canada. E. Mf.Hugh, Montreal, was a guest of T. Chambers Reld at the Canadian Club last Wednesday. Mr. Austin. Toronto, was a guest of C. J. Atkinson at, the Canadian Club last Wednesday. J. H. Watson, Hamilton. Ontario, was a gttest of H. D. Millar at the Canadian Club last Thursday. W. W. Watt, Toronto, was a guest of Major W. W. Soden-Irwi- n at the Cana- dian Club last Saturday, J. Wei Jon Curry. St. John, K. B.. was a guest of M. E. Koefe. Jr., at the Cana- dian Club last Saturday. C. J. Cuslette. Napanee, Ontario, was a guest of T. K. Thomson at the Carta dlan Club last Saturday. The British Great War Veterans of America, the association of which the Prince of Wales becamo a member on his recent visit here, at present are nnt home. To meet this ' - - - - WlWlVUl F- - need the Ladles' Auxiliary has planned a series ot five dmces, the first of which wilt be given at the Waldorf-Astori- a on tcik int Thn tickets for this dance nre on sale at Mrs. Bain's Scotch tea room. 21 East Forty-scvem- n sireei. The automobile show has drawn vlsi-tor- not only from all parts of the TT..U...1 cf..ia. tnt frnm Canada, too. UlUlCll uiM.v- -, There Is not a room to be had at any of New York's lending hotels, and many ....... whn ilolnveil maklnr reserva- - J ll.Kt - - - tlons until too late hRve cancelled their trips or are trusting to iuck ior nc- - .T.iUn. aftA- - nrrfvAl here. Amoncr \UlIlHIUU.lwt\' ..v w arrivals at the Hotel Commodore who nro here for the snow are u. ti. uaruioi-omo- manager of the auto accessory sales department of the Northern Elec tric Company, LM ot aionireai, ana si. it tnn. nf thn mme company : J. G. ' \v r t. st.nlnv And V. G. Gardv. Toronto: James L. Acker of the National Steel Car company, imiuuum uhw Charles W. Bates of Ottawa waa a recent arrival at the Hotel Manhattan. riinr U R Rlrkett arrived from VnntreaMaat Saturday and Is staying at the Manhattan. ri. v.ti.h MeT.a'hlln arrived yester day from Ottawa and Is staying at the Hotel Manhattan. J. Stewart Nell! of Frederlckton, N. ti i. .tnvinp nt thn Blltmore Uotel while here for the Automobile show. Mr. Nelll 3 genera) manager of tne jjreaoncton Motor Sales, Ltd, Charles Donahue of Quebec has aecommodntions at the Blltmore for y. Nelson Parliament of Picton, Ont, will speak at a special luncheon of the Canadian Club on Saturday next, rela- tive to the farmers' movement In h5 province, Major G. L. Stairs, Montreal, was u guest of MJor V. E. Mitchell at the Canadian Club last Saturday, \ A. Orossett entertained a party of twenty-tou- r at dinner at the Canadian Nixon Doubts legislature's Tower to Upset Existing Transit Contracts. 0fncial3of the Interborough Rapid Transit will not approach this year's Legislature ot) the subject ot conferring plenary powers of rcsulatlon upon the Publlo Service Commission If the com- mission carries through U.s present Inten- tion of taking the inttlalvo Itself toward this end. In other, years he Cnrson-iMartl- bill sponsored by the Interborough, sought to achieve that purpose so that he commis- sion might have authority to adjust the carfare problems amicably to alt d. Such a bill (j to be Introduced this year by the commission Itself, and Interborougti officials. It was learned yes- terday, will therefore be relieved of the necessity of renewing that appeal them- selves. It was also learned from the Interbor-oug- h that some hope exists that the Gov- ernor will deal with the traction situa- tion In his annual message. In case the authority Is given this year-- tt the Public Service Commission the various Investi- gations of tho traction situation noW contemplated or In progress will not bo Interfered wlthbut will serve to supple- ment he direct action of tho Public Ser vice Commission. In that case members of the Board ot Estimate, which has voted for a full In- quiry of traction finances, would be uskod to sit with the Publlo Service Commission In finding a solution for the Impoverished condition of the lines, thus muklrur known the city's attitude and culdlna- - he commission In Its work. Al present should the commission Invest! gate und make recommendations to the city, the fruit of that labor rmlght be lost entirely If the commission's determina- tions did not meet with the approval of tho city government. Doubts Leglilntnrc'a rower. Publlo Service Commissioner Lowls Nixon expressed the belief yesterday that the Legislature did not have tho right to contravene existing contracts. or In tho case in point, the right to assign to the Public Service Commission power to niter or break the contract now existing between tho city and tho car lines which specifies the five cent faro. The opposite view Is expressed, how- ever, In a decision In the caso of nn well be. that any prlvato right of the cjty was Infringed, but only that a power to regulate in tho public Interest, theretofore confided to it, was taken away and lodged in another agency of the State one created by tho fatato Constitution. \Thus the whole controversy U as to which of two existing agencies or arms of the State Government Is authorized for ,ho mo Dolnc toexercise In tho nuVIc Interest a partlcu'ar power, oh' vlously governmental, subject to which tho franchise confessedly was granted.\ Interborough officials declared yester- day that the gravity of tho surfice lino situation Is now the most pressing cues- - tlon. With a treasury reserve of only $300,000 to continue operation of tho f temporary or permanent, must b caftorded within a few months, it was stated. Foder.i Judge Julius M. Mayor's recommenda- tion of an eight-ce- fare as temporary relief would not meet tho future needs. It was said, as the surfaco lines will re- quire greater return than that. KILROE TO APPEAL SCALPER VERDICT District Attorney to Aid in Enforcing United States Law 'on Speculation.- - Judge Otto A. Rosaliky In the Court of General Sessions yesterday handed down an opinion declaring unconstitu- tional the city ordinance passed by the Board of Aldermen last spring with the aim of regulating the. speculators' tratllc In theatre tickets. While the decision waa hailed with pleaauro by many of the speculators on Broadway, It dealt a se- vere blow to the managers, who, under the lead of William A. Brady, havo been waging a campaign In cooperation with District Attorney Swann against exces- sive charges by speculators. ThM oplnloi. will also affect reputable agencies like McBrlde's, which have been abiding by the rna.ur\. It waa delivered on appeal In the cases of Leo Newman and Louis Cohen, who were arrested on a charge of violating the ordinance by not having the licenses provided for ticket agencies in It. Louis Marshall, their attornsy, In appealing from their conviction In a Magistrate's court, maintained the ordinance was un- constitutional, since by regulating the excess charge which the agencies could impose at 60 cents. It fixed the prices on commodities. Concerning this phase Judge Rosalsky, In reviewing the convic- tion and dismissing the charges, said : \I am not unappreclatlve of the fact that this ordinance was passed In an- swer to a widispread public demand to prevent ticket broken from charging ex- tortionate prices for admission to thea- tres where popular entertainments are produced, the result being that persons of ordinary means find it almosV Im- possible to purchase tickets for such plays or are required to wait weeks, It not months, before the privilege Is ac- corded to them to witness such perform- ances at a reasonable price, \Both the1 theatre and the ticket spec- ulator thrive because the public Is will- - Ing to pay any excessive price that, may be asked. Tne remcay, in my juubhicui, can come from the producing managers of the theatres. This can be accom- plished through the medium of a con- tract entered Into between the producing managers ot the theatres and ticket broker to sell tickets at reasonable prices. This arrangement can be made effective If the parties will act In good faith.\ Assistant District Attorney Edwin P. Kilroe, who was active In framing nnd nforclng this legislation, said notice of uppeal from Judge Rosalsky'n opinion would be servod and the case would be taken to the Court ot Appeal\ If necessary. Meanwhile, he said, the District Attorney's office would coope- rate with the United States Attorney In enforcing the Federal law governing 'I speculator. Leaders Should Havo Gono to Jail Rather Than Submit, Is Contention of Some. Columbus, Ohio, Jan. 8. Opposition from tho radicals In tho United Mine Workers organisation to action of the International emcers In accenting rrpai-de- nt Wilson's proposal for settlement of i the miners' strike developed to-d- soon after tho report of tho settlement naa been read to tho convention by 'William Green, International secretary, A motion mado by Philip Murray of Pittsburg, president of tho Pennsylvania miners, to affirm tho action of the Inter- national offlcers was followed by the tadicals' nttopts to reject the motion and to condemn the International odlcera Somo delegates said they had been In- structed to demand the resignation of the International officers. Several delegates declared the odlcera rahould \havo gone to Jail\ rathor than surrender. In tha report Acting President Lewis and Greon declared there was no alter- native and that they had simply decided \to submit to the Inevitable while pro- testing In our hearts against what we believed to bo the unjust attitude of our Government.\ To have done otherwise would have meant revolt against the Government, the report said. Delegates piled Mr. Lewis with ques- tions as to whether tho 14 per cent, ad- vance was final. In reply Mr. Lewis de- clared that ho bellnved tho commission of three men appointed by the President to consider Increase In wages and im- provement of working conditions to bo fair and above reproach. \I think wo can prove we nre to a further Increase,\ said Mr, Lowls, \and If wo prove it we will get It\ Mr, Lewis explained that the decision of tho commission would bo mado the unsls for tho now wage contract and would supersede and nbsorb the 14 per cent, advance, which Is to hold good for onH- - six days, during which time the commission will report. Complaints from many districts hat tho miners havo not received tho full 14 per cent, advance would be consia tred by tho commission, Mr. Lewis ex nlnlncd. When the convention recessed until tho motion of Mr. Mur ray was still being debated. Tho dis- - cusslon will likely last all day row. ETUNGER WINS SCHOOL FIGHT FInlcy Direct. Hylan Body to Modify a. Special DeipaM to Tits Sex. Albany, Jon. 5. William Ettlngcr, Sunerlrtnndent of Schools, was sustained by the Stato Education Department In his contention that the tiyian uoara or. in adopting certain by-la- was depriving him of power given to him by law. An order Issued by Commissioner John H. Flnley djrects the board, to mod- ify Its by-la- to conform to the de- cision, and demands aleo that tho board set nslde Its reso'utlon of Jflly 30, 1919, conferring up n Us executive secretary tho power to fill vacancies and make transfers nnd promotions. One by-la- objected to by Mr. Ettln-ge- r provided that the president of the board should guide and advlso the Su- perintendent br Schools in certnln ad- ministrative work, and It also gave the board power to assign district ami so-clat- e superintendents. Another provided that the board might order changes In courso of study or recommend new courses. COL. HOUSE GOING TO TEXAS. Col. E. M. Houso, who now lias vir tually recovered from tho illness from which he was suffering when ho re- turned from Paris after having served nt tho Peace Conference, will leave for his homo In Austin, Tex., the latter rart of this week for further rest. In a statement yestesday ho explained tint Ills trip had no political significance \I nm going to Texas to see my friends nnd to attend to some personal matters that long have been neglected,\ ho said. \I have no Intention of dis- cussing politics while I am there or taking any part In any political situa tion either directly or Indirectly, what I want more than anything 'else Is n period of quiet and I am going home to seek U.\ Newapaper Itnlses Itates. Pouohkekpsie, Jan. 5. The Eagle ew, morning. Is to nrwounce an advance In subscription rates to 17 a year because of Increased, paper, labor and incidental expense Tho Bnjr'c News Is the Inet paper in Pough-Veepe- to raise its rates, the Star, eve- ning, and the Courier, Sunday, having done so several month aeo. To Canadian Boards of Trade, Chambers of Commerce and Other Similar Organizations Interested In the Industrial Development of Canada: The NEW YORK SUN signalizes the New Year by establishing a Canadian Industrial Bureau. You are invited to send to it sup- plies of your various publications relative-t- o the industrial attractions of your respective localities, which will be kept on file and will be dis- tributed to all callers who requcat information. Every effort will be made by this Bureau to be of use not only to Canadian cities and towns that are reaching out for new industries but to manufacturers who3o attention is directed toward Canada, and who wish for authentic information re- specting the prospects for wise loca- tion of factories there. AH such may address THE SUN'S Canadian Industrial Bureau 280 BROADWAY, NEW YORK THIS BUREAU IS ENTIRELY FREE. There triJ be no charge of any tort made to those availing themselves of its services. x t Contested Quit Hoping to Win Back Singer's Lovo, but Ad- - i mira unargcB uaseicss. y ' 1 , Special DeipataA to In Bex. Chioaoo, Jan, 5. Mme. Amellta Galll-Curc- l, star song bird ot tho Chicago Grand Opera Company, won a divorce from Lulgi Qurd before Judge McDon- ald In the Superior Court Curcl ' did not contest the suit, I a BciiBuuonai answer id un. cnarges of cruelty ana infidelity was withdrawn by the husband's attorney, who read a deposition from his client In which Curcl declared that his counter charges were based on misapprehensions unu miBiniormauon. jus answer nuu t accused his wife of being too friendly with Homor Samuels, her accompanist. His deposition submitted y Bald: \The answer mado on my behalf In- - this causo was filed under mlsappro ... iiu.ii.iuii tnv.o. iiini iwiivii jj v- - foundly regret. Accordingly I direct my counsel to ask permission of tho court to withdraw the answer. \I have contested these proceedings for dlvorco instituted, by Mme. Galll-Cur- In the hope that I might somehow win back her affection and esteem. \The charges In the answer wero made on Information given to mo by others, and which information I believed at the ttme to be true. I am convinced that the information wan false and that all charges mado In the answer reflecting In any manner on Mme. Galll-Cur- are untrue and without basis in fact. \I further deny emphatically all the charges of adultery and cruel and in- human treatment In the bill of complaint filed against me, \I um hopeful that certain contro- versies Involving property claims. In- cluding the replevin action now pending in the courts of New York, may be amicably adjusted.\ tailored dress of dark purplo silk, with a lace collar and' touches of whlto at the ' cuns, was tne centra o: an eyes in tne i crowded court room, Sho sat, accom- panied by a friend, at the witness tabu., smiling good naturedly, Sho wore a large picture hat, with a green feather that drooped over the brim, and a Per- sian lnmb coat. When tailed upon to teslfy she stroat to tho stand in a brisk fashion that wns almost a swagger and spoke In short, direct sentence She appeared full of confidence as to the outcome of the suit The diva declared that she has no per- sonal knowledge of the acts alleged In the depositions to have been committed by hef husband, naming otlter women. \I learned of them subsequent to our separation,\ sho said. \How did you treat your husband?\ asked her attorney, Joseph Fleming. \1 treated him kindly nnd affection atoly, as a wife should; In fact, I did rioarly all of the work.\ Mme, Curcl re plied. She said she mot Curcl in Italy In 1906. He was an artist. They were liiknird in 1908. Jaob EdeUteln, a hotolkeeper of Flelschmann's, N. Y., testified that ht had seen Curcl in company with Melllsa Brown of Flclsehmann's, where the Curds maintained a summer cottage. Alonro Van Braycr, a shoemaker of Flelschmann's, testified ho had scon Curcl on tho porch of Vermylla Cottage, tho Curds' summer home, In company with Miss Brown. He was embracing and kissing her, he said. Tho decree stipulates thnt Curcl shall havo no Interest In tho property of the diva or In her contracts. \I nm glad,\ was the only comment that Mme.' Curcl made after the Judge ordreed preparation of the decree. City Hall Ilrportera HIect. The Association of City Hall Report- ers yesterday elected the following oftl- - cers for the ensuing year: James A. Hagerty. Herald; Alfred W. Pierce, Evening Sow; secretary-treasure- r, Fred H. Adams, New York City News Association. Mem bers of the executive committee, Charles O. Hambrldge, Times; Irving E. Pin-ove- r, Evening Journal; Vincent Tantola, Brooklyn Citizen, and Harry D. Kings-bur- ifernld. MARINE INTELLIGENCE. MIKIATUItB ALMANAC. United States Coast and Geodetic Surrey, Standard Time. Sun rises MAM Sun pets :43PM Moon set T:54 A M HIGH WATEIl THIS DAY. Sandy Hook. . 7:47 A M Oov. Island.. S:H A M Hall Gate 10:0 AM 4 LOW WATEK THIS DAY. Sandy Hook. ..1:33 A M Cot. Island.. ,J:00 A M Hell Gate 4:09 AM ARRIVALS MONDAY. JAN. C. Si Coamo, San Juan. Dee. 31. Si Milwaukee Brldiro. St. Thomas, Dec. IS. Ss Sarroxle Fayal, Dec. it. Rs Tro)a. Porthnd. Me., Jan.i 2. 8 Bardic, London, Dec. 33. Si Port Albanr. London, lioi. to. Si Anrti-CliHea- Liverpool, Dec. 21. Sa Fort Himllton, Bermuda. Jan. 2. S Turrlalba. Crletobal, Dec. 25. 8s Western City, Oibraltsr, Dec. 7. Sa La rerouse, Havre, Dec. 30. Ss San Olarannl. Gibraltar. Dec, 21. 8s Woodam, Glarow, Nov. 23. 8s Mstear, Vera Crui, Deo. 5. St Kdlth, Mayaruai, Dec. 27. SsMar Itojo, Hamburg, Doc. I. ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK. Ss Trafalgar, at Santos. Ss Britannia, at Lisbon. Ss Slrabo, at Rio Grande. 8a St. Andrew, at Yokohama. Bs Prusa, al Berten. Bs West Lashaway, at La Fallice. Ss Waubesa, at Antwerp. Ss Wimbledon, at, Marseilles. Ss Baffin, at Gibraltar. Ss Matoppo, at Colombo. Ss Caberon, at Montevideo. Ss Rotterdam, at Plymouth. SAILED TOR NEW YORK, Ss Uberaba, from Santos. Ss Bojworth. from London. St Saranac from London. Si Marraror, from Catania. Si Kasrmba. from Oran. Ss Volta, from Valparaiso. OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS. Mailt Vessels Clou. Bail. Franco .Havre 8:30 A M ll:oo M Londonfer. Antwerp .... 8:00 A M 13:00 M \ J. Lucltenbach, Kot terdam 8:00 AM 13:00 M Susquehanna. Varna .... 10:00 AM 1:00 PM West Qaleta, Rio 3:00 AM U:0OAM lhaumo, Montevideo .... 1:00 AM 11:00 AM Tlrlrrs. Santa Marta ... 7:00 AM 10:00 AM Wednesday. Monrolli, Hamburr .... t;00AM 11:00 M \ Praaidente Wilson, G- ibraltar 10:00 A M 1:00 PM War Earl. Cape Town .. 13:00 J 3:00 PM American Star, Lisbon . :00 A M 13:09 M KrpaUa, Caps Town .... 13:00 M 8:00 PM Ebro, Klnt-ito- 7:00 A M 10:00 A M fort Hamilton, Bermuda 8:00 AM 13:00 M Alfonquln, Santo Do- - mints 8:80 AM Mararalbo. Curorio .... S:30AM 1:0) PM Commewljna, Parama- ribo 10:00 AM 1:00 PM IXCOMtNO STEAMSHIPS, Due Ss Florida. ShleMi. Dee. 1. Ss Yellowstone. Havre, Dec 8. 8s Klmta, Antwerp, Dee. . Si Parts, Liverpool. Dec. 1L til L'rlre, lUrre, JJee. 11. S90 Branches New in Canada H York Agency, Wall W.J.Dawson, P.L.Apploby, W.M.Porrcst, Street Comparative Statement of Affairs of the Bank as of Nov. 30, 1918, and Nov. 30, 1919 Profit and Lots Account 1918 1919, Balance at credit of account. Mth November $106,624.34 $126,298.90 Net Pm'lta- - for tho venr. after deducting cxnenses of management, interest due depositors, rescrvinir for Interest and exchant?e, and making provision for bad and doubtful dcbt3 and for rebate on bills under discount, having amounted to 824,174.56 932,256.80 Premium on new stock 1 ,781 ,170.00 $930,798.90 $2,839,725.70 Which hBs been applied as follows: Dividends 450,000.00 568.330.42 Transferred to Rest Account , 200,000.00 2,000,000.00 Written off Bank Premises Account '. 76,000.00 Contribution to Off leva' Pens'on Fund 10,000.00 10,000.00 Contributions (Patriotic ami Charitable) 19,500.00 .5,000 War Tax on Bank Note Circulation to 30th November 60,000.00 68,172.41 Balance of Profits carried forward 126,298.90 198,222.87 $930,798.90 $2,839,725.70 General Statement Liabilities. Capital Stock $5,000,000.00 $7,968,150.00 RestAccount 8,600,000.00 5,600,000.00 Balarlee of Profit and Loss Account carried forward 126,298.90 198,222.87 Unclaimed Dividends 10,261.43 10,951.73 Dividend payable 2nd December 112,500,00 167,709.32 Notes of the Bank in circulation 12,134,649.00 13,945,123.92 Depos'ts not bearing interest 68,805,207.86 51,119,804.54 Deposits bearing interest 68,437,490.47 84,376,709.79 Balances due to other Banks In Canada 424,601.9 1 572,355.79 Balances due to Banks and Banking Correspondents elsewhere than in Canada 1,761,177.75 6,058,941.92 AcceptnncesunderLettersof Credit...' 2,706,467.06 7,186,940.91 Liabilities not included in the foregoine 72,797.11 220,361.60 $153,181,451.62 $174,989,057.47 Assets'. Gold and Silver Coin $940,446.58 $953,902.93 Dominion Government Notes 15,113,307,00 13,724,823.00 Depos'ts with the Minister of Finance for the purposes of the Circula- tion Fund 260,000.00 260,000.00 Deposit in the Central Gold Reserved 7,800,000.00 5,600,000.00 Notes of Other Banks 763,793.00 1,676,481.00 Cheques on other Banks i . . . . 8,817,392.16 7,509.201.41 Balances due by other Banks in Canada 92,051.67 102,287.30 Balances due by Banks and Banking Correspondents elsewhere than in Canada 2,933,356.72 3,569,800.68 Dominion and Provincial Government Securities not exceeding mar- ket value 12,627,937.82 13,048,913.69 Canadian Municipal Securities, and British, Foreign and Colonial Public Securities other than' Canadian 15,720,338.76 15,818,016.79 Railway and other Bonds, Debentures and Stocks, not exceeding market value . 2,501,824.71 2,602,740.30 Call and Short (not exceeding 30\days) Loans in Canada, on Bonds, Debentures and Stocks 6,608,728.64 8,439,410.79 Call and Short (not exceeding 30 days) Loans elsewhere than in Canada 3,389,150.00 7,956,854.74 Other Current Loans and Discounts in Canada (less rebate of in- terest) 74,021,028.40 86,629,156.17 Other Current Loans and Discounts elsewhere than in Canada (loss rebate of interest). l,944,112r.28 3,672,372.29 Real Estate other thpn Bank Premises 268,162,80 268,476.29 Mortgages on Real Estate sold by the Bank : 141,656.39 150,645.10 Overdue Debts, estimated loss provided for 827,941.58 248,532.51 Bank Premises, nt not more than cost, less amounts written off 1 ,237,606.70 632,740.61 Liabilities of customors under Letters of Credit, as per contra 2,706,467.06 7,186,940.91 Other Assets not included in the foregoing 166,159.25 337,760.98 $153,181,451.52 $174,989,057.47 Ss Keresan. Hamburr. Dee. 13. Sa St. Louis. Havre, Dec. 13. Ss West Jattrey. Cristobal. Dti. 20. 8a Hayway. Hull. Dee, M. Ss War Mocul. Greanock, Dec. II. Ss Klckapoo, Malta, Dec. It. S HoUah, Seville, Deo. IS. Ss Elfsborr. Santander. Dec II. K Fort Wrltht, Rotterdam, Dec. 1. Ss Caxlna. Havre. Dec. 18 S Edrecombe. St. Mlchaeli, Dee. 13. Ss West Wauneke, Antwerp, Dee. 17. S Portland Mara, Hull, Dec. 17. Ss Argentina. Gibraltar, Dec. 24. City of Norwich, London. Dec II. Hi Loyal Clliien, Avonmouth. Dec 11 N Cabo Menor. Seville. Dee . Ss Clan Murdoch, St. Michaels, Dec .2. Ha St. Bteplien, Hull, Dec. 18. Sa Consort, Dunkirk, Dee. 20. Ss Falmouth, Bordeaux, Dec 21. Ss Antlo Chilean, Liverpool. Dec. XL Sa Sardinian, Avonmouth. Dec. 2L Si Royal Prince, Barry, Dec. 20. Ss Hothara Newton, Swansea. Dec 13. Ha Yamhill. Hamburi, Dec. 13. , Sa lee Ktnr, Bremerhaven, Dec. 18. Ss El Almlanto, Galveston, Dee. 30. B Paul'boro. Galveston. Dec 23. B La Touraine. Havre, Dec 27. Sa Italia. Naples. Dee. 21. Ss Defiance, London. Dec. 2. Ss Besses-gen- , Shields, Dec. 13. Ss Storvihen, Gibraltar, Doc. 22. fell St. Jean, Havre. Dec 21. Sa Dade County, Para, Dc. 2t. Ss Carolinian, Crlilobal. Dec 28. Ss Madioen, Barbados. Dec 28. Ss El Sud, New Orleans. S. Algtarw. Galveaton, Dec 29. Ss Columbia, Glasgow, Dec 27. b \ i Gib a : I) o. 57. Sa Tuacarora, Manchester, Dee. 22. Ss Portuguese Prince, Greenock. Dec 13. Hi Rotterdam (tank), Plrmoutti, Dec 23. Ss El Vallc Galveston. Dec 31. Due Ss Madonna, St. Michaels. Dec 29. Hi Cataluna, Barcelona, Dec. 21. S Mercury, Antwerp, Dec 23. 3d Welt Katie, Havre, Dec 21. Ss Chlrago City, Bristol. Dec 13. Sn Glensanda, London, Dec. 34. Ss Eastern Brento, Cristobal, Dec 30. Ss Lakehurst, Cristobal, Dec 29. TRANSATLANTIC- MAILS. France, Belgium. Rumania. Bulgaria, Lux emburg, Ctecho-Slovakl- Jugo-Slari- Tren- - Uno. Trieste. German-Austri- Poland. Switz erland, Italy, Spain, Greece. Portutal Turkey, Egypt, Britlah India. British East Africa, Malta, Gibraltar, Ceylon, Stralta Set tlements ana rem a, via iiavre; aiso paroN post malls for France, Algeria, Corsica and Tunis. Ss. France, 8:30 A. M.- - rietnerlanda. via Rotterdam: also parcel post malls for Netherlands, Ss. F. J. 8 A, M, Belgium and Luxemburg (specialty ad- dressed only), via Antwerp: alio parcel post mails for Belgium, Luxemburg and Belgian Congo, Sa. Londonler, 8 A, M Bulgaria and Rumania (parcel post mailt and specially addressed correspondence), via varna and Constanta, ss. susauenanna. 19 A. M, Wednesday. Germany, via namourt: also parcel net! mnl's for Germany, Austria and St. Mongolia,. 8 A. M Portugal and Spain (specially addressed only), via Lisbon. Vigo and Bilbao; also pa.- -, eel post malls for Portugal, Madeira, Spain. Canary Islands and Ceuta, Melllla and Tan- gier In Morocco, Si. American Star, 8 A. M. Gibraltar (Greece must De specially addressed for despatcu ny tnu steamer), via Gibraltar and Patraa: also parcel post malls for Gibral tar and Greece, Ss. Presidents Wilton, II A. M. South Africa, via Cape Town; also parcel malls for Union of South Africa, St Sost 13 M. South Africa (specially addressed only), via Cape Town; alio parcel post maila for Union of South Africa. Sa War Earl, 13 M. Thursday. Great Britain. Ireland. Netherlands. Norway Swtden, Denmark, Germany, Hnntary, Lith- uania. Latvia. Esthonia. Finland. Archangel Madeira and Cane Verde Islands, via Liver- pool: also parcel post malls for Great Brit ain. Inland. Egypt. British India. British East Africa, Malta, Z anil bar and Pemba, Si. Ilclitc I A. M. Sirordaj. Great Britain, Ireland, Netherlands, linn gary, Esthonia, Finland. Archantel. Madeira and Cape\ Yerde Island, via Plymouth and Rotterdam (other countries, via Boulogne, must ba s penally addressed) : also parcel post mailt format Britein. Ireland, Srypt, Brit-- 49 ish India, British East Africa, Malta, Zanzi- bar, Pemba and Netherlands, Ss. Nleuw Amsterdam. 8 A. M. France. Belgium. Rumania, nulnrla, Lux eniburs- rjho-R!ovakl- Juro-Slavl- Tren-tln- Trieste, German-Austria- . Po'and. Bwlts erland. Italy, Spain. Greece. Portutal, Turkey, L'rypt, Bntliu India. British Esst Africa Malta, Ceylon, Stralta Settlements and Persia. Tla Havre: also parcel post mails for France, Algeria, Corsica and Tunis, Ss. La Touraine. 8:30 A. M South Africa, via Cape Town. Port Elisa- beth. East London and Durban; alio parcel poit malls lor Union of South Africa, Sa Eten. 9 A, M. Italy (parcel post malls and specially ad- dressed correspondence), via Naples and Genoi, Ss. Duca detli Abruul. 9:30 A. M Great Britain, Ireland, Netherlands, Hun. gary. Esthonia, Finland. Archantel. South Africa, Madeira and Cape Verde Islands, via Liverpool: also parcel post malls for Great Britain. Ireland, Egypt, Brltlih India. British East Africa, Malta, Zanzibar and Pemba, Ss. Celtic 10 A. M. Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Germany, Lith- uania and Latvia, tla Chrlitlansand. Copenhagen; also parcel post mails for Norway, Sweden and Denmark, Ss. Unltad States. 10:30 A. M, Asorea Islands and Gibraltar (Italy muit be specially addressed for dispatch by tbti steamer), via Ponta Delgada, Gibraltar and Naples; also parrel post malls for Azores, Gibraltar and Italy, Ba. Ctnoplc, 12 M. Police Department Orders. , The following temporary assignment la ordered: PATROLMAN. William M. O'Connor, 13th Tree to 1st Insp Diet., assigned to clerical duty, for 13 days from 8 A. M. January i. 1830. The following leaves of abasnee are au- thorized: WITHOUT PAY. PATROLMEN. John J. McMonlgle. 8th Prec, for 1 day from 4 P. M. January 3, 1810. Oeorge E Ooldlng, 74th Prec, for 1 day from 4 P. M. January I. '1930. Tha follnwlna- - applications for full pay while on sick report are approved: PATROLMEN. James W. Torson, 68th Prec, from 3:50 P. M. December 31. 1918. durlne disability. George Wise, 74th Prec. from 4:10 P. M. December 19, 1919, during disability. Joseph Hartman, lltth Prec. from 7:35 P. M. December 14, 1919, during disability. Frederick C. Ruckert, Traffic Dlv., Sub-Di- 'B. from 12:45 P. M. December 18, 1919, to IS P. M. Docember 21. 1919. Frederick R. V. retry. Traffic Dlv., Sub-Dl- D, from 12:10 P. M. December II, 1919, to 12 P. M. December 11, 1919. Relieved from ijspenslon and restored to duty: ACTING DETTCCTIVE SERGEANT, SEC- OND ORADE. John A- - Dunlxan, Shield No. (48, Detec- tive Dlv., to tike affect 11:14 A. M, Jan- uary 3, 1920. Suspended from duty without pay: ACTING DETECTIVE HEROBANT, SEC- OND ORADE. John A. Dunltran, Shield No. (48, Detoc-liv- e Dlv., to take effect 11:1 A. M. Jan- uary 3, 1920. Whereas, chapter 514 of the lawi of 1319 provides that time served by a member of the Board of Water Supply, pollct foroe, who hat become a member of tha New York city police force shall be counted as service In the Police Department of tho city of New York. .On reading and filing communication from the Board of Water Supply dated December 21, 1919, certifying to the ser- vice In the Jfdard of Water Supply of Patrolman Edward Smith, Headquarters Dlv., entry la hereby made In the records of the Pollco Department of tho term of rerUca In tho Ibvird of Water Supply of (lis said pjtroinUn, which term shall count aa service lu the Police Department from July 9, 1901. to April 4. 1909. The following death Is reported: CIVILIAN EMPLOYEE, TJNEMAN. John 0. Frlck, Headquarters Dlv., died at 7:10 p. M. January 3rll20, at his reil- - Surplus and Capital Agents $18,668,150 We Ojftr Dominion of Canada Victory Loan 5 Bonds At 100 and Interest New York Funds at 4', The prewnt rate of exchange would not the Investor In the United states better than 6. Out stnicu erotti in the purchase of thU tecuritv. W.J.TURPIN& CO., Mmiert Montreal Stocl Exchanjt. 67 St. Fiancois Xavier St. 1 Telephone Main 940. CANADA For information of any kind concerning Canada Write CANADIAN BUREAU OF INFORMATION 1463 Broadway New York Telephone Bryant 89EZ Gold Bonds of the Dominion of Canada Maturing Noo. I, 1924 Yielding 7 Discount due to present exchange rate Hirsch, Lilienthal & Co. .flm),.r. (New York Stock Eichanga New Yofl( Cotton Elcuange 61 Broadway New York Branches-- i:. titb t. and 1133 Broadnay. dence, 237 Eighty-firs- t street. Brooklyn, from natural causes. Funeral from 111' late residence I A. M. January (, 1330. Inttnnent Luthtran Cemetery, 1 11
