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New-York tribune., 1920-01-05
Recorded Real Estate Transactions

a. Az, Dec 81: atty. M Monfriea, sss
1'sTH ST. i55 u, asxiSo: ETns.s sna slSa e
ss;;. az; rntge $4,000: Jan :; atty g 4
uNVERs1rYS uNVERRRsllsS ~ ~ g sds, Az 30 ana s1qo
to siwein Realty corpn: .ts mtTs so ooa: Une
peo 81; atty. A A Fsinbers. ESQ Broad. Broad.
sHEhMAN Av. n cor '';S 1874 a and 4 ylso @
11o5s; Arthur cohn to lssu isak x KarnneI mel
a,ty sS = Madison disc ay; msss 5000: Jan 3:
Az s'ei isss s. Ss'ssu ssxlsss aqs M ;nSS 3
Handelman to Yeita R Hadelnan. vi iss4 y
F Fnion hoasn,'ns av; 'mtse $500: Dec -; atty.
EAe1E Av ~ sssts :. and 1s1aa :1eo
Leyhuck Co to Masdaisna A wr,xh1. n dsnssI; III
assy ss' 81 s.rpsys sys ss'9e ssS Dec so ~
17sTH ST, sO7 z. rs 4s.7xii4s: Mary fary
nssen st; ntge $4,000; Jan :; atty.
tor ton Impt corpn to jos A'p;I Kieinrock. rock
atty A'aas' aax stsinaisr sfs sssso Nan Nassau
MARM1oN Av. 1854. sszxsss snd ssan, sano
ton nIa.,5 ,lnps Corpn to Jos Kleinrock. 2o4
Max stendier is iss Nsssu Ns.ssuo ian and n sssT5 sl5
WHITE lit, PLAINS RD, 1924, >. 5oxs5;
msse 90 sa sisa5o lana Jan 19a' = astss Mss
?, ,sls4 Mark & B. IS Nassau st. % and 500
SscK aSalod: sT csrr,s r5s. 80 Iongwoqa ay.
sky. sos ID sth st; mtge 32S.9ol Dec
2s atty, ] H Rosansky. Al Park
OGDEN Av, D. "a 1S7th ct, 25xina;
Rtohd 81 Jaeger to Benenson Realty Co,
5os Willis. av; mtge $4,000; Dec 81.
10; atty, Benenson Realty Co, sos. VIII
80 Nv . ~, gnu
SAME PROPERTY, Benenson Realty Co
to Jacob shustek, 7si e 1soth st. and
ano; mtge $4,000; Dec 81, 40, atty
Jocab shnstek, 7sl e 1soth ct o c & 800
HUGHES Av. 224s, 9 q. 49, 2x1o0; Albert
st; mtge $4,000 Dec 81, 10; atty Jos
W Meyer. 224s Hug he's av. 800
BATHGATE Av, W 8, 40 n 1921 st, Ask
211a Belmont av; mtge s31.0 Jan 2 ;
attys, Lind G. p 48 Cedar st o and s1o0
WALDO Av, n cor 250th st, 77x112x
75x131.4; Delafeld Estate A Corpn to
Louise 2 Schwab. Waldo av, 250th st ;
Dec II; atty, Delafield Estate, 81 Cedar
81 -. . . . . . . :, . . . . . . . :.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-05
Young Womerl's C. A..
Gets Trowmart Inn
Building To BE Renovated for
Home for Self-supporting
Working CirIs

William A. White 4 Sons have sold
for Alfred E. Marling, Robert Thorns
and Robert Leask, trustees Tor W. R
ii. Martin the Trowmart Inn uronertv
occupying the block front on West
Iwelfth Street between Hudson and
greenwich streets. The building Is !
SIX story fireproof structure containinp
aoe rooms, and was built some wears
ago by MIR. Martin for a working girls
home. e---S
During the war it was taken by the
government and used as nurses
home. It has been purchased bv tha
Metropolitan Board Of the Y. w. A
and will be opened after it has beer
renovated as resident home for self
supporting. business girls, and conduct
ed along the lines of the other dormi-
tory buildings owned by this organize.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-05
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Sin Simon; A " lesth st; atty, Mark Aaron;
VAN coaLHARs PL. is: Ino l. Osborn. Osborn
o Is Maa t. a"Snss St. oranre . at1s f1s
Goldman, MGR & Gedman East oranse
READE ! ST. io4. Rector. etc. stgfaity rrinty
Church TO WIN II Jeffers. SIS Grant av.
Nutley. y j attys, Rose & P. i2a BROAD
11%R sr 1925 w Kobie Assets t.orpn TeS9n
10 Geo " WE'LL. s65 W llsth st. address
wiLLnrr 9Ta sr 5s sansi NJ lHoffberr ana ID
ano to VIM b Cooling, at North port;
srH ST. il "; chas q Bert ana ano. ezrs, aSs
Powell crlehton. i2o Bway; ;.-.....;;..s1 81
Chas Nessler, e57 9Th av; atty. II Wen
1osTH sT. "a W; Geo Kraus and ano. IN
diyid and trustses 70 Louise p sm.ta- a.t..
Baueraorf & T, III Broadway. .s17. 900
6fTH ST. g. 4o5 Central Park "; f;
Jacob II sehiT to Metropolitan say isk:
50 Cooper So e; atty. New York r & T
10TH ST, u p; New York T & 7 Co TO
los r ssiss. 100 Z slst st; atty; New
72p s'r, 1s W Caroline G Brown TO Bertha
5 nougherty, $50 aPrk av: atty Lincoln
ell G Ittelson, s701 9th av, Brooklyn.
atty New York 7 & NJ ca, lS5 iSs.
14STa sr. 4aa W: paul il Faircald 10 jas a.
Mccreery Really. Corpn. li2 w 42d 81:
altys. Fletcher, M & Il. 12s Broadway 81
9TH Ay. 2e3i, Frederick schaefer. indy
and adIlx to Adam Steiger. 2I0 W lfTth
st, atty, Title G. & Co. iTs Broad
18TH s'r, 500 W; Hannah YounlSer. cxtFx,
TO Lester sinsheirner. l51 Central Park
W, atty, d johnson. s5 Nassau st II
VERMiLYEA Az. IpS; Purchase Holding
Corpn to Thos McLaagu.n. 22s w SAD
at; atty. w Collins. 40 " al ST. 81 90
Bronx
HASKINS ST, 8 s, Il Fort Schuyler I'd.
59xS0 Lorenz Becker to Caroline Beck
er 4aSa Sd av; atty. Garolias Becker.
EAST BURNsIDE Av, Sc Grand .vd
and Coneourse. lo2 axsa.e, Lawyers Mtge
CO to aondout Saw Blk, Rondout, y Z:
atty. Lawyers Mtge Co, IS I4iberty
vYsE Av, s, s75 n Freeman. *, same
70 First Reformed Epis Oh, Tuckanoe,
cAuIbWEsis WEI sAS Av. so5.sO7: ny wasssr assSgs
man to Iiuida Huetseh. West HoboAen.
I atty, Nj Sheiiner % Nassau 81
PERRY -Av. W $. 200 u Holt pl. ~:
Emigrant Saw Bk TO Serial Bldg l. & $
1nstn. la5 Broadway: atty. T Howell,
STEBHiNs Az. 1863: Jacob r. Kaplsn so
I4ouia Epstein. l<5 Lenox az. atty. +
Mantinband. ISL Broadway -........ 81
sc6fH 81. u s. 2o0 ksepser av. Snxlae:
Mary Piunkett 70 Jennie r c Baker.
plsanantvills. Y: atty, f sQuires Gag
1soTH ST. sal II, Herman 4 Heydt. exr. 70
Herman * Ifaydt, 2Di w s1st ST. and
ano attys. II a and G Heydc 9
RECTOR st ....-...-,..- ...... 81
New-York tribune., 1920-01-05
Furnished Suites Leased

Pease b Gilman have leased fur
nished apartments at 138 East Thirty
sixth Street for Francis NJ. Hayes
ito Harry Lewis, at 123 East Sixty
ninth Street for Martin Steinthal to
Jerome Brush, at 105 East Fifty-third
Street for ]. H. Bradford to Mrs
Samuel BEETLE, at u West Fifty-eighth
Street for Mrs. A. Prescott to Mrs
Alfred D. Stillman, in the Dorilton
at the northeast corner Of Seventy
FIRST Street and Broadway for Harry
kanter to Olaf H. Lamm; at 58 Central
Park West for the estate Of Elmira
Greer to ]. R. Williston, at 90 Morn.
ingside Avenue for Mrs. Mary E
Blair to Joseph c. Upton, at 102 West
Seventy-fourth Street for Miss Annie
R. Whitney to Louis Hang. and at 60
Riverside Drive, for Carlos Salzedo to
Louis Z. Adams.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-05
Buyers for Monielair Homes

=. - Crawsey & Bros. have sold for
1ae snndard Securities Company to
lls5ord Allpass, Of East Orange. the
so and cne-haIs story residences. con-
= ssssning ten rooms and two baths. at
. 'fases Avenue, Montclair, n. j. The
szns brokers nave sold for e. c. Keat-
.as . Martin F. Murphy the residence
:. svA Grove Street, Aontciair This
psoperty consists Of residence CT ten
fooas and bath. on plot OF 100 feet
New-York tribune., 1920-01-05
Dwellings in Ridgewood Sold

S. S. Walstrum- Gordon & Forman
have sold for George v. Halsey the
dwelling at so Doremus Avenue, Ridge
wood, N. j.. to Herbert S. Kent, Of
Brooklyn, and for Roy L. Brewer. 145
Harrison Avenue to Arthur Watson, of
Ozone Park; also for Mrs. Kate j.
McDougall to Richard D. Fine jr., SIS
Goodwin Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-05
Resale of Ross Building
In Greenwich Village
Woodenware Concern Takes
Over Property Occupying an
Entire BLOCK

Z Frederick Brown has resold to c. n.
8 E. 8. Goldberg. woodenware con-
Germ. the Ross Building, covering
square block surrounded by Hudson.
Bethune, Greenwich and Bank streets.
seven story structure, containing
about 100000 square feet. The Cruik-
shank Company was the broker Mr..
Brown bought this property from Dr..
Ross Wilson.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-05
Tenant Buys at Flushing

]. Albert Johntra has sold the prop
erty at 40 North Parsons Avenue,
Flushing, owned by John W. Crawford.
TO Albert 8. Clucker, who has occu-
pied the dwelling for several years.
The house is on plot 50x150.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-05
Architects for Market

Starrett & Van Week have been Sc
iected architects for the New York
Trade Market Exchange, in Trinity
Place, extending through to Greenwich
Street
New-York tribune., 1920-01-05
Plans New Scarsdale Homes

George ". Both has sold fiftv lots in
the Scarsdale Park Development at
Scarsdale to Ralph r. Ryan. The lots
will be improved immediately with
moderate priced dwellings,, some Of
which will be ready for spring occu-
pancy.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-05

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable Jchn r. Cchaian. q Surrogate Of
the County Il New York NOTICE Is here
by given 20 all persons having clasma ASainss :
JOHN COLT SPOoNER. late OF ths Ccunsy ss}s
New York. decreased. to present the same with {
vouchers thereof 70 the subscriber. at Rs p
pr.ntSpsl place ef trAnssctinH business. Ma :
"a William Street. In the City OF New York Z
en or before tho slst day OF January next. 3
Dated New yerk The 18th day OF Jsty
1919.
TIE FARMERS LOAN AID rRus-
COMPANY fsx~cutor
es,i.s.ER. RofSrcN \ goRAN. Ast,-
,-ss Cor Executor. - Exchange liSs%
Nev fprk. y. Z.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-05
Lis Pender,s
Ilr,,r,,

199TH ST. srS 81; Poeraua Realty Corpn
against Max Stsinbers ct al (actfon 70
recover Gamages) attorneys Goidfein
q Weltaash
New-York tribune., 1920-01-05

East 85th Street Flat Sold
Fred j. Feuer has sold for Charles
Rosenberg the apartment house at s4S
East Eighty-ffth Street, on lot 25x1o0.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-05
Mechanics Liens

'.es,',snss,s
fiktef'AfE S'r ift Asra paerAt Tan inr.
sa@nlai ap.iua slse, s ss.. opss !,
t&s.,kes, l-ve3a Nzst3pf. pAs.tt sacse. sss5 90
New-York tribune., 1920-01-05
M PuNsuANcn OF ans ORDER or

N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or
Honorable JOHN F. CCHALAN, 4 surrc.
Is hereby xiveu to all persons having claims
against William F. Mctfett, late of the Coun-
ay OF New York. deceased. 10 present the
scrinsrs. at their place OF transacting huai-
ness, ar Bankers Trust Company. No Is
Wall ST.. in the Borough of Manhattan In
the City of New York, Stats OF New York
On OF before the 26th day Of January, 1870
aaxt.
Dated New York. the l4tn day OF July.
1919.
HEN4-Y L. WHEELER,
BANKERS TRUST COMPANY
Executors.
WHITE & CASE. Attorneys for Execu.
tors. once and Postoffics Address. No.
"a Wall Street Boroagn OF Aautat-
san. City OF New EorK
New-York tribune., 1920-01-05

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or
HON. JOHN P. COHALAN. a surroEats
HEREBY GIVEN to ali persons having
claims against WILLIAM oUsELEr
ROOSEVELT. ifte OF tho County Of New
vouchers thereof to tho Subscribers at
their place of transacting business AT the
office of Roosevelt & Son. No. 20 pias
Street. In the Borough Of Manhattan. ..
ths City of New YORK, on cr before the
Cd day of February, 1890
Dated New York. the 24th day OF July
1919.
JOHN e. ROOSEVELT and
w. EMLEN RCCSEv vELT,
Temporary Administrators
ROOSEVELT e. KOBBE, Attorneys fov
Temporary Admin isi rators. Nos. H-ss
Wall Street. Borough OF Manhattan.
New York City
New-York tribune., 1920-01-05
rNYUAxIsHED APARTMENTS TO LET

s7rW ST.. sos wEsr. THE OSBORNE.
corner 7th ay., housekeeping apartment
~ q roesys and bAtns additional ,"hid =
s'nertiM Exceptionally Inrgs rooms 'sfth silrh
sMi1tuxa i,rtnae 10 pDasasxpn. SNsa 10
iooasn ta Unt. | or ie1gat ere ssppran-
l@teseHt es teiephons CIRCLE sS@0.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-05

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable JOHN p. COHALAN. n surro-
gate Of the County OF New York. NOTICE
claims against Helen ". Watts, late Of
the County of New York. deceased, TO prs-
the subscribers. at their place OF trans
acting business. at the office OF Louis II
Porter, Their attorney, at No 30 Broad
st., In the Borough OF Manhattan. In the
City OF New York, State of New York.
en- or before The seth day Of January. lyle.
aext.
Dated New York. the nth day of July.
1919
JOHN WALTER WOOD.
CAROLINE H. PERRY
HENRY W. GREEN
Executors
LOUIS H. PORTER. Attorney for Tx
ecutors Office and p. .. Address. 10
broad Street Borough OF ManhartAn
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-05

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John r. Cohaian, = Scr-oRAts
of the County OF New YORK. NoTlcs ~
hereby given 70 all persons having claims
against elizabeth Il. Hoy;, late cf chs
County OF New York. deceased. 70 prsser-
the same with vouchers thereof to rh-
subscriber, at his piacs OF traEsactlng
business a. he office OF bis attorney. z.
Dudley Barlow. No. ss Liberty Street. In
seventh day Of February next
Dated. New York. the xsfh day OF July.
1879. GEORGE HALL HoyT.
Executos.
g. DUDLEY BARLOW. Attorney ssr
Executor - Liberty Street. Horougs
Of Manhattan. New York CRY
New-York tribune., 1920-01-05

DOwNEs, SAMUEL BIN pursuance or
an order of Honorable John p. CohaIan,
a Surrogate Of the County OF New
York, notice IN hereby given to sil
Downes late oe the Comfy of New York
deceased. to present the same. with vouoh-
erS thereof. to the subscr.oe-s at their
place OF transnctfng business, at the oYtce
of their attorneys, Travis. spence a Hop
llins No. so Wall Street, in the City o.
New York. on before the frst day OF
July next
Dated New York. tho gath day .,
December. 1919.
HARRY r. DCWNEs.
FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY.
TRAVIS. SPENCE & HopEINs. %itar-
neys for Executors. 60 Wall strest.
New York City. 4
New-York tribune., 1920-01-05
REAL ESTATE

ro LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
New-York tribune., 1920-01-05

HON. JOHN P. COHALAN, a Surrogate
OF the County of New York, NOTICE IS
HEREBY GIVEN to all persons having
claims against JAMES A. RoOSEVELT
laee OF the County OF New York deceased,
TO present the same With vouchers thereof
to the subscribers. at their place of trans
acting business. at the Office OF Roosevelt.
& Son. No. 80 Pine Street. In the Boroug b
of Manhattan, of the City o. New York
on or before the I'd day of February 1890
Dated New York she 24th day Of July.
1919.
GEORGE e. ROOSEVELT and
w. EMLEN ROOSEVELT
ROOSEVELT KoBBE Attorneys sor
EXECUTORS Nos. 44-46 Wall Street
Borough OF Manhattan. New York city.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-05

ROBINSON. GEORGE HIN PURSUANCE
CT an order Of Hon John P. Cohaian. o
Surrogate Of he County Of New York. noticn
against GEORGE II. ROBINSON. late ot tha
County Of New lo-k. deceased. 20 present ths
same with vouchers thereof to the subscr1A
ers at their place OF transactlng business
the Office Of Oiney T. Comstock. their attor-
neys, at IS William Street. Borough Of Man
haltan. in the City of New York. On or tsfose
the 25th day OF April. 1920.
Dated. New York. the i7th day OF October.
1919.
RUTH ROBINSON DONNELI..
SALAH D. ROBINSON,
Gxecutricos-
OLNEY COMSTOCK. Attorneys fer E<
ecurr,ces. Office and Postofflcs Address 81
William Street. Borough OF Manhattan
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-05

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or
Honorable John r. Cohslau. 4 Surrogss.> x
the County of New York. notice Is herety
given TO all persons having claims agains.
ANNA r. Lang, late Of the County of New
York, deceased, 10 present the with
vouchers thereof to the subscriber. at place
Of transactiug business at the Office OF
Hawkins, Delaneld d LongfeiIow, their attor
neys. at No 90 Exchange Place. Ia the CRY
OF New York. on or before the - II day CT
May, next.
Dated, New York. the srd day Of Novem-
ber. 1918.
ISABELLA G. 3. LOTHEOP.
CHARLES q. TAYLOR,
HAWKINS, DEIAFIELD 4 LoNGFEL-
LOW. Attorneys for Executors. 20 Ex
change Pace. Nav York City.
HARRIS. EaMET-TN PURSUANCE or
an order ot Honorable John z. Cohaian, =
Surrogate o1 the County OK New York. notice
is hereby given 20 all persons having elai01s
against EInrnet Harris. late OF the County Of
New York. deceased. to present The same wssA
vouchers the eof 10 the subscribers. al their
place OF transacting bustness. No. 81 Wall
Street. IN the City OF New York. or before
The 18th day of May next.
Dated New York. the 3rd day OF Ne
ve-uber, 19ls.
LEWIS CASS LEDYARD. JR..
Executors.
neys sor Executors. 81 Wall Street. Ssv
York City.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-05

IN FJRsT-ANCE OF AN UEDER OF
Honorable John F Cohaisn, q Surrogate
of the County OF New York, NOTICE is
hereby given to all persons having claims
ag aSnst Ainlira A. Mash. late of the County
OF New York. deceased. to present the
same with vouchers thereof to the sub
scriber at his place of transacting busi-
ness, at the Offices CT Engelhard, Pollak,
Pitcher & Stern, his attorneys. No. III
Broadway, Manhattan. IN the City CT New
York. on or before the 1st day OF July next.
Dated. New York. the 18th day OF De-
cember. 1919
DANIEL w. HARNErT. Executor
ENGELHARD. POLLAK, PITCHER g.
STERN. Attorneys for Executor. III
Broadway. Manhattan New York City.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-05

IN PURsU ANCn OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John p. Cohalan, d Surrogate
Of the Count, Of New York, NOTICE H.
hereby given to all persons having claims
against Lucy Vorfs Baird. late Of the
County OK New York, deceased to nresent
the. same with vouchers thereof to the SUBJ
scribers. at their place OF transacting business,
At the office OF Guaranty Trust Company of
New York. no 140 Broadway. In the City OF
New 7Srk. m or before the 1st day Of Feb
ruary next.
Dated New York. the 10Th day oe July.
1919.
CHArLES BAIRD AND GUARANTY
TRUST COMP ANY OF NEW YORK
sTETsoN JENNINGS & RUSSELL AZ.
torneys for Administrators. Is Broad
Street. New York City.
, 1920-10-01

paign. After leaving the court house he
inspected about l, 800 school-children on
the Savannah where hearty cheers were
accorded him. He returned to Govt.
House, where lunche0n was served at
l pm. A reception was held at Gov
eminent House at 3 p. m. and an hour
later the Prince left on horseback to see
a part OF the island, motoring to wharf
from whence he leaves for 'Renown"
which sails at 6 pm. for Bermuda.
, 1920-10-01
St. Thomas News.

The old Mackie tavern at the foot of
Pollyberg hill was destroyed by fire
early this morning. The general alarm
was sounded at a. As.
One of the first on the scene was
Major Sullivan, u. S. M. c., he new
chief Of the Fire Department, who
ably demonstrated his ability in this
capacity. Mr.. Alexander, the head of
the department, was also one of the
first Corners. He is a hard, fearless
and brainy worker and was beyond a
doubt the dirtiest man on the lob
Every fire makes it more apparent that
that enlisted personnel is indispensable.
Two suggestions may not perhaps be
out Of order. First, the members of
the local Fire Department should re-
port to the fire station to man the ap-
paratus instead of at the scene of the
fire; and second, the Police could keep
the spectators out of the way of the
workers, and the hose clear.
Every one, however worked with a
will. 1t will give all a sense of greater
security when the new salt water fire main
is extended down the main street; with
a sufficient length of hose the whole
town could be then covered and pro
tected.
The cause Of the fire which appears
to have started in an adjoining kitchen
is being investigated by the police.
We sympathize with Mr.. Mackie as
his loss is only partly covered by in,
surance. st. Thomas Mail Notes. Sept.
23rd.
, 1920-10-01

IllG llduSS, Inc SSOlutIOh w dS NdIL!CN diN
certain recommendations will be made 10
the British Govt. accordingly, Without a
dissenting voice the Congress passed
a motion, sponsred by the Belleville
Chamber of Commerce, to the effect
that the operation of public utilities
whether by the nation or a municipality
should be conducted on a self-support
ing basis, and thar charges for such ser
vices should e Sufficient to pay the
actual cost of operation without having
to make up a deficit by taxation In the
course of vigorous invective against the
growing trend in Canada and the Uni
ted States to extend the field of public
ownership, Mr. BelIevllle, who moved
the motion, declared that Toronto would
furnish a good Illustration Of the inetfi
cheney of State control. 1t will be at
least two or three years before you will
see any of this improvement in the sys-
tenn the people are talking about" he
said, and | think | can prophesy that
the lowest tram fare they will enjoy will
be four tickets for 25cts. | think that
most of our cities throughout the Empire
are maintaining enough charitable insti-
buttons al the present time, and admit
that public services should be paid for
by the people who enjoy the service.
A fixed date for the celebration of East
err throughout the Empire was advocated
in a resolution, which was CARED at yes
terday's session. Lord Desborough eX-
planned that the Archbishop of Canter-
bury and $50 Bishops at the Lambeth
Conference recently had favOured the
terms of the resolution. Mr.. Bodington
of the British Chamber of Commerce in
Paris said that France would likely fol
low suit if the British Empire adopted
the recommendation of the congress.
Antigua, Sept. 28th.-H. M. S. Re
nown" with H. R. H. the Prince of Wales
on board, and escorted by H. M. S Cal
cutta anchored at $50 a. n. The vessels
in the harbour had been gaily decorated
with flags and bunting. Principally at
ii a. m. the Prince and suite landed at
the lefty and were received by the Gov
ernor Sir Edward Marsh MereWether,
the Chief Justice, the Hon. the Colonial
Secretary and the members Of the execu-
tive and legislative councils. After in
specting a il guard of honour of the local
defence force, the Prince %conversed and
shook hands with returned soldiers Of
the B. ". l. Regt. The Prince and party
then drove through cheering crowd, to
Govt. House along High and East Streets
which had been artistically decorated
with flags, shields, palms etc. The cano-
pied arch at the corner of High Street
and Market Street was draped in white
and gold and surmounted by the Prince
, 1920-10-01
row, when it is hoped to meet demands
with tha6 issue.
KILOGRAMS
ST. CROIX STA 0

ton Of the worlds debts and deficits
detailed 70 them BY the various coun-
tries preliminary to the general dis
cussion of the financial situation which
will begin on Monday. The statements
presented by the nations at this time
dwell upon trade restrictions in various
countries and the inability Of others to
pay for importations with resultant high
er prices and abnormal exchange.
Toronto, September oath. "A striking
instance of the far flung line of COM
merce of the British Empire was given
at the closing session of the Ninth Con-
gress of the Chamber of Commerce of
the British Empire here yesterday when
the thanks Of that body were being pre-
sented to Lord DesbOrough, President of
the Congress. The resolution Of thanks
was moved by Mr.. Hugh Blain of Toron-
to and was spoken on by the following
Sir Thomas Mackenzie of New Re land,
Sir Alexander Roberts OF Bengal, India,
Mr.. Wallbach of Pretoria, South Africa.
Mr.. Geddes Grant of Trinidad, B. w. |.
and Mr.. Stanley Machin of London. His
Lordship said, he hoped the Empire
would be more closely knit together than
it had been and he promised that the
Imperial Council of Commerce would
forward the various resolutions adopted
during the four deliberations to the
different governments represented. He
moved a vote of thanks to the Toronto
Board of Trade for the hospitality re-
ceived by the overseas delegates. Mr..
Alton of Derby, England, who was one
of the speakers in supporter this reso-
luton said the great patriotism OF the
Canadians was a revelation to those of
the delegates whose first visit it was to
the Dominion. 1t was recommended
that the Imperial Council of Commerce
be asked to consider with a view to the
reform. contract and bill of lading forms
and also uniform laws for trade marks
and copyright. The misuse of hall mark
etc. was discussed and it was arranged
that if an assay Office vas established
in Canada both the goldsmiths company
and the silversmiths company will be
asked 70 extend to Canada permission
to stamp the British hall mark on Cana
dian made goods Incorporated with a
maple leaf for distinction. Conflicting
system of weights and measures were
discussed. A uniform decimal system
of currency was recommended through
out the empire by Mr.. Hobson of Shelf
field, A resolution to introduce the met
rio system of weights and measures in
the Empire was opposed by Mr.. Al
ton and Mr.. Pollim (Halifax Eng. both
engineers. on the ground that the me
trio system would entail the greatest
, 1920-10-01

At the Colonial Councils meeting of
Thursday, 23rd. inst, infiction of the
death penalty for the committal of muir
der in the first degree, was, by the un-
animous voice of the members, condemn
ed and done away with, foremost among
its strenuous opponents being members
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Mat Notes, Sept. 25th.