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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-20

Cotton

There was a renewal Of bullish eX-
citement IN the cotton market yester-
day morning, with buying stimulated
~ a further sensational advance IN
Liverpool. October contracts sold az
26.6Oc, or more than s. q bale above
Mondays closing figure and about
$3.50 bale above the low price
reached on the reaction of last Fri
day. Heavy realizing was encountered
around the early upturn, however, and
there were sharp breaks in the late
trading, with October selling off 10
25.97c and closing at 26.13c. The gen
eral list closed at a net advance OF %
70 SO points.
The Liverpool market reflected even
more acute situation than indicated
by recent big fluctuations. At one
time before the local opening prices
there were nearly SIC a pound above
Mondays closing figures. Private
cables reported an active demand from
both Lancashire and Continental spin
ners. with a continued scarcity of con-
tracts. Houses with Liverpool connec-
tions had some buying orders around
the local ring az the opening here, and
first prices were 50 20 l05 points high
err. AZ the best early level active
months showed net gains Of 81 20 JOS
points. with both March and May de-
.iverics selling at the pic level.
An early reaction Of 80 70 IS points
was followed by comparatively quiet
and steady market during the middle
Of the day, but there was another
break late in the afternoon on reports
shat spots were offered 80 points un-
der contracts in New Orleans, with
heavy deliveries on July expected in
that market. The break carried active
months about ~ 20 20 points under the
early high level. but there were closing
rallies Of several po.ts on renewed
covering.
SO FAR as indicated By the talk on
he floor, no fresh factor of impor
lance was concerned in the further ad
vance.
The absence Of rain was again COM
planned of in the Southwest, but tenn
peratures were generally higher and
conditions over the greater part of the
belt were considered favorable. No
change was reported in the goods sit
uation. Trade interests were credited
with moderate purchases around the
local ring, and very little selling was
reported for Southern account, al
though late advices from New Orleans
suggested that futures were above q
parity. Exports for the day were r.
988 bales. making 5,05l,77l so far this
season. Southern spot markets as Of
fcially reported were generally "A TO
70 points higher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-20
Population of Holland

Official statistics give the population
cf the Netherlands on January /, 1917,
as $685. 96, made up OF S,27O,s59 males
and 3,312,367 females.
During the last twenty years the pop
ulation of the country has increased an
nually from Y to per cent. The in
crease has been practically equivalent
to the excess of births over deaths, as
the number of immigrants and emf
grants has been substantially the same.
Amsterdam is still the largest city in
the country BY over 100000 inhab-
itarts, its population being 62S.4O3 Of
the beginning Of January. 1917, an in
crease Of about $1,000. or , per cen1,
during 1916. This was above the av-
erage annual increase Of preceding
years, on account of war conditions, il
is presumed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-20
- Active Securities -
Stocks
~, -. AsscsG,ed Prssl

- market settled down 20
-. ~. activity after an early setback
''. ~, ,o-e the familiar marks of bear
vs.. - Initial losses Of l TO points
:. several speculative groups were
.s;lv retrieved on short covering
lag thereafter became apsthef'e
- ~. final hour. when selling was
%. - The net result, except IN
- .,,.,5 instances. was insignificant
So. 80 stocks furnished much OF the
m,.ive power under the active
y ,.,,. Of pools and other profes-
-.I;n,erests. The inquiries for motor
-. q, gross advances Of to o
s,..s were predicsted on the reported
POM, bv the government OF large
P-i'-.s ~ ears and trucks to augment
80 proposed air fleet. go.
h ~: ~ states Steel moved within
49, rad;us and closed at 1917, a
-..' loss OF l. point. Other shares o.
. a'. ne class moved within similar
u .ns the only noteworthy exceptions
~. -. Rsthlehem Steel old stoeE. which
,es..esS on a single sale. and Nova
vs. Sieel. which rose s points. Rails
49, ~. 'fsatureless and irregular in tone.
81 'As-ry bonds held at par for reg
= M: odd amounts again advsnc-
ito slight premium.
ID" i-ni.sd States registered and coupon
o.. 80 ieas fell l per cent on call.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-20
NOTICE OF SALE

be forfeited as a penalty for such failure.
and shall pc applied toward The payment
OF any expense Il resale and toward maxi
ing good any deficiency or loss IN case
the properly and assets shall be sold AT
less price upon resale and as and for
Iiquldated damages I'm the premises.
such sale shall and VIII be made with
out valuation. sppraist ment, redemption
or extension. and the undersigned reserve
the right % reject any bid Or bids and
may adjourn or postpone such sale and
may. without further notice or advertise
ment proceed with the sale on any date
10 which the same may have been sd-
1ourned or pos poref.
This notice If given and published BY
order Of the Stockholders and % TIE Board
of Directors OF tGs Greene Consolidated
Copper Company.
Dated June 18th, 1917.
l.. y. RICKETTS, President
J. ". ALLEN. Treasurer
Room 2027. 40 81 Broadway. New York
city. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-20
Yes'd,y's Previous Year
Metals

September-0 October copper was re-
ported yesterday 10 have sold at 3Oss
cents a pound. Leading producers are
quoting September metal at 30i. 10
30ia cents and the last quarter at 80
cents. Independents are offering Au-
gust at 81 70 3liz cents, September at
80 and the last quarter at 29i9 cents.
Inquiries are said 10 be in the market
for a big tonnage Of August copper,
all Of which is not likely 10 be filed
on account Of the scarcity of copper
for delivery that month.
Current spot prices for few OF the
principal metals and metal products,
compared with those prevailing at the
corresponding time OF last year. follow:
Current A year
pricp apO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-20
.NDREw j. MCCORMACK, Auctionecr
REGULAR AUCTION SALE.
STOCKS ANO BONDS
BY ADRIAN II. NJ LEX q son,
OFFICE. 40 80 WILLIAM ST.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 20. 1917,

REGULAR AUCTION SALE,
STOCKS ANO BONDS
BY ADRIAN IL. MILLER a son,
WEDNESDAY. June 20. 1911
az 1880 O'Clock - the
EXCHANGE SALEsROOM
nos u AND Is NESEf STREET
For Account OF Trustees
fi-3 shs Aucock Manufacturing Co.
IS shs Brsndreth COMPANY
Rights on 70 shs New York Rubber O. .
''' subscribe for new stock being
IS % shs.
For Account OF Title Guarantee & Trust
Co. Trustee Of Charlotte F..
The Little Rosk Lode. Survey No see
Mount suene.s Mining District
Ouray County. Colorado.
The Little Rose Lode. Surv-y No. -
Mount Suenels Mining District,
Ouray County Colorado.
The IdleWilde Lode. SURVEY No. al. Mount
snefe,s Ma.ng District Oursy
The Bessie Bsscom Lode. survey No. 40
Mount Su-feis Mining District,
Oursy County Colorado.
The Buckeye Boy Lode. Survey 10. ~.
Mount Suenel- Mining District,
Ouray County, Colorado.
For Account o. Whom II May Concern.
800 shs. Chicago q Eastern Illinois Il. r.
prefd. old stock.
$50 shs. Sinclair Central American OIL
ITO shs semat Realty Co. Inc
$50 900 North Augusta Land Co, lst Mtg.
So Bonds. May. 1911. coupon on.
900 shs Alpha on g. Gas 60.
800 shs National Cash Voucher COrpn.
prcfd
500 shs National Cash Voucher Corpn.
common.
9i9 shs Parshclsky Bros Inc
500 Park club of North Piainheid y j.
lst mtg. %. O.. BID. que 1922
81 :. 900 Broadway Building CO. Series A.
30 participation Mortgage CTS.
$4,000 Broadway Building Co. Series 3.
5re Participation Mortgage Ctfs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-20
Open. High. Low. Last.

Sales. Open. High. Low. Last
ZOO &c Mex o IA pI So 50 50 So
500 'Cosden&C OR i2Je f2ls 123s 12as
300 'Cosdeno&G c. 12la 1893 TIA 1873
800 '7Crosby Pap 50 81 so 50
500 FIX Basin Pet. 10 1914 10 10
5000 FIX o&G (apl e "a r r
1850 .Esmer4lda OC 10 1rg -,
1900 Federal Oil. 51s 5as So 5i4
100 Int Petroleum 1874 1914 1874 1874
1000 Ken Oil "a pr = a a
1920 Keystone Con. g.. 81 sla 81
600 'K-Wyo Oil pr. 90 az Ga ga
100 .Mer Oil Corp. 264 2el4 264 2s :
5000 Met Petroleum It's ~ rs
5000 '+Midwest Oil. II 70 II 70
400 Nat o & R.. 3as 31s 3as 3is
500 ~ Y & 7 Oil. "a IA IA ia
5000 '7Okla OIL. 7i2 II
100 'fdo Pr. 65 s. IS e5
600 Okla P & R. 1o5s fo5a iolz iols
$500 fOmar o & G.. 80 80 % %
400 Osage-H Oil. s5s s5s ga ga
700 Penn Gasoline. 4 q y IL
coo 'Penn-W Oil. ga s3s ga 6ss
200 Peoples Oil I
1900 SeQuoyah OR. ~ IA "a 1b
l0O 'Sincair G C.. 3o,s 3ols 3oz 5oDz
5000 'tUnited " o. IS IS l3 -
200 L { ia PR b.. 30 20 40 40
46u vic Oil stk ga 6s
500 'West ; Pet. = "a q 1s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-20
DIVIDEND NOTICES
FRUIT COMPANY
DIVIDEND No. -

A quarterly dividend 81 two per cen,
1.-TWO dollars per shsre) on the capital stock
Of this Company has been declared. payable
on July -. 1917. 20 stockholders OF record
at the close Of business June %. 1917.
The transfer books do not close.
JOHN w DAMON. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-20
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
CROCKER.WHEELER COMPANY,
AMPERE. NEW JERSEY

IN aid % the Nationwide Campaign FOR the
benefit % th- Red Cross The Directors of the
Crocker-Wheeier Company have declared
special dividend of ore-haf ~ one per cent.
~ ~ delegated - DO. ked Cro-- Dividend.
payable Immediately. sr1 have recommended
20 the sta, khoiders that The d.fif. ul chelhs
be endorsed 90 the Red Cross Fund
The Directors to-day also declared regular
quarterly dividends for the quarter ending
June 90. 1917. ~ c. 81. on fhf preferred stock
= M 20 on the common sf0ek and have also
declared an extra 10 dividend 900 the cow-
mon stock sll pal luly lifh. stock
boons close July ath
D. LANG. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-20
NoTICE.-sEALrD PROPOSALS VIII

NVTIt E.-NENILU FKUTU>NI> Wild
be received unul ~ o'clock. June 30.
1917. at the Office OF The Pennsylvania
Company for assurances on Lives ana
Granting Annuifies 40 5iT Chestnut
Street Philadelphia. Trustee Tor the sale
90 ~ OF a. many ~ tho Philadelphia. viii
mington and Baltimore Railroad stock
Trust Certiicst~s as &iba.0s3 VIII purchase.
The offerings a. Tho lowest price. not
exceeding par. costing in The aggregate not
more than the amount stated. viii De- &C
cepfed the parties offering them advised a
once. and payment made july >. 1877. upon
proper assignment Of the certificates
Proposals should be endorsed. T ..-
posals for the sale Of Philadelphia vii
ulingtou and Baltimore Railroad stock
Trust Certffcafe-." and addressed %
q : ~. PACKARD President
5l1 Chestnut street Phiiadei phs Pa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-20
TEXAS & PACIFIC COAL COMPANY
nrlTnFNn M

quarterly dividend Of ihee Gi5o per
shareJ on the capital stock of this company
has been declared. payable on June 80. 1917.
TO stockholders Of record az the close Of
business June 90 1917.
The transfer boons viii BE closed or June
2oth and he re-opened July .. 1917.
EDGAI, J. MARSTOS. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-20
one, of The United Gas Jmprovement Go

=. ". I0Fuer Brlad and ATcU rLfetff
Philadelphia. June 10. 1917.
The Directors nave this day declared a
quarterly dividend u Two per cent (sl 90
Per shared. payable July g. 1911. % stock
holders Of record o. tse close % business
June 80. 1917 Checks viii be mailed.
T. ~. NORRIS Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-20
S. us t e n a n c e
Cereals

Wheat.-The harvesting Of the new
winter wheat crop is progressing rapid
j. under most favorable weather con-
dltions, and the appearance Of new
wheat on the market has brought
about a pronounced change On condl-
tions So far the new crop offerings
have not been Of large volume, but dur
ing the last two days prices have crum-
hled in anticipation of increased press
IRE and owing 70 a general absence OF
demand. Exporters are not buying and
the domestic milling demand was also
of small volume on account OF the dull
less in -four. At the same time speeu-
lAtOrs are not given an opportunity 10
Luv futures, as that market IS still un-
der the restrictive orders which pro-
h.bit new purchases. Under these con-
ditions il REQUIRES but little pressure
70 bring about a quick drop. despite the
fact that stocks of old wheat are de-
creasing rapidly. Harvesting will be IN
prOgress in Kansas in the near future'
and also in the Ohio Valley states. AZ
harvesting moves northward the press
ure Of wheat will doubtless increase
ard on this account the trade Is par
ticularly anxious TO have the govern
mont pass its food control bill. so thst
some sort Of calculation can be mace
for future operations. Cash markets
in the Northwest were decidedly weak
with little or no demand. and contracts
INC IN Chicago ,ca,: were ! to 81. cents lower.
Rradstreet's visible supply showed
Jecrease east Of the Rockies OF 5,,S9'-
coo bushels, while the total American
yisihI. decreased 7.5ss,000, compared
Win = decrease Of $4,000 year ago.
Yes'day's Prev's Year
ct. close. close. ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-20
RAILWAY sTEgL-sPRING COMPANY.

20 INlTGA SIIetI, Wv LVIN IFyl
May 81. 1871
quarterly dividend Of ONE AND ONE
QUARTER PER CENT. GkesD has this
day been declared on the COMMON STOCK
OF this Company. payable June 30. 1917. to
Stockholders Of record June IS. 1917.
The transfer books Will not be closed
Checks will be mailed by Bankers Trust
Company. T. MCCORMICK. Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-20
Bonds

Trading in bonds on the New York
Stock Exchange Tuesday amounted to
S2l44.O00, against Sl,641,O 900 Monday,
s.. 4s6, 900 a week ago ard s3,O7s,ooo
year ago; from January l TO date
s4s2 .ss4, 900, against s5os,2S3,oOo in
1916.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-20

Cottonsesd Oil..-The market again failed
10 respond 70 the pronounced strength in cot
ton, and at the close Of the day values ranged
from points net lower % o points higher
Total sales Tor the dag were -l.5UJ barrels.
Yesterday a year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-20
Curb Market

Note.-The Tribune assumes no response
bility for the accuracy or authenticity OF cum
market quotations. transactions and prices
Tuesday were reported as folowsf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-20

Produce Markets-Current

Butter.-In some quarters there was iit-
lie easier feeling. and part OF tne bushes IN
fresh creamery was a. &C decline NetiuHl
qualities moved only moderately. Creamery
higher than extras. per 10. So ~ SIC extras
80 scorei. 80. fI 3Sc; frsts IS 10 81 seorel
15e. N37iz seconds SO % s. score. 800
IS iec; thirds. 3fd &c: creamery. unsalted.
higher than extras. 81 = fi t0c extras, 81 az
3.c. trsts, 3 = M 3Hc seconds. 5oW SIC :
state dairy. tubs. finest. 81 &c good 20 PRIME
350 &c: common 20 fair 3-N 5f'.c; reno
waited. extras. SIC; frsts. 30 ~ 90 &c; .o"er
grades. 32H 35c. imitation creamery. trsts,
3id Csc: ladies. current make, hrsts. S5H
80 &c: seconds. O. icc lower grades. SlH
32c: packing stock. current make. No J, 81
Gf22i-c: ~, - 81 isc. lower grades son gle.
Cheese.-Market shows increased weakness
on all but fancy coiored fats. and these COM
prise only small part OF The oferings. The
bulk ~ the fresh cheese show more or less
defects in quality, ETC.. and are Offering AZ
whole milk flats. fresh. coiored. specials. 20.
99c. white, specials 2-'. f'-3c: colorec.
average run. - &c; hite. average run. - I.
n o2i1c: lower grades. 2ON pc; twins. fresh,
colored. specials. ---4e: white. specials.
222.c: colored, average fancy, p = ~ - &C :;
white. average fancy. %. M D i.c single
daisies. 23d2 3iac: double daisies. -3d % &c !;
Wisconsin. whole milk. fancy. double daisies.
23fi % &c. Young Americas. 25d Sac !:
state skins. flats. specials, lSc; twins and
cheddars. specials, lsc. flats, prime To cnoice'
f50fl-c: twins and cheddars. prime to choice
l5ml7c: fair to good. 90 lic: lower grades,
Ease
Egrs.-Market firm. with the movement 20
warehouses heavy. Fresh gathered. extras.
per dozen. 3iiaM35tec; storage packed.
frsts. 83M33iac: fresh gathered. extra firsts
23H33i.c. firsts. 81 = N 32iac: seconds, -9f
Gle: thirds and poorer 25Gi 2Sc: dirties. No
l. 27iad2sc: No and poorer, -5m &c; ;
checks. good 20 choice. dry. 260 PC; under
grades. 23f 25c: state. Pennsylvania and
nearby Western. hennery whites. fine 10
fancy, 3SN gee ordinary 20 good. $50 BE; ;
gathered whites. ordinary 20 fine. $50 3sc /;
Western and Southern. gathered whites 33n
Soc state Pennsylvania and nearby. hernery
browns. 35N CSC: rathered brown ana mixed
colors. ungraied. 3-f 50 re.
Orchard and Field
Yesterday = year ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-20

Sugar Futures.-The market opened un-
ch anged 20 ! points lower on bids. with sales
on the call 1000 tons. Values held steady
during the day on outside buying orders for
the late months. which steadied the entire
list. but there was nothing in the spot situa-
ton 20 encourage any aggressive stand either
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-20
LOST, FoCND AND REWARDS
LOsI BANkBOOkS.


LOST -Ptssbolk 30 is4Tei - ihe frankiin SiT-
irgs Bank issgst 20 Barloio Tu1nto PSment
sf0p,ed Pesse return - bank. o5s Hshh ave,
Nex York Ciy All per1Jns are cstlouet no, %
purchase o. negotiate ibe sane
lost -Bankhook 70 eis.esf = the inion pins
ssrass Rank T. missing Any Ierso-l having
claim 10 }, Is hereby called upra 10 Dre~-ni a..
sam. within ten days Or srhm.. 90 haTfry Ire sad
psSsboyk cAgce' ID and lev ore Issued
LOST -P.ssbook 70 rs. sa2 Of The Franklin SAY.
iu-s Bank. issued io John Hughes fs5r<nt
stopped Please return % blak. as ElshtA ave.
Nrs York Cg. Al pcrtgis fe Cautioned ~, 70
purchase Or negotiate ne s4nr.
LOST -BsrkhooE 70 SCI f.s - 80 C,rn,a say
l.ss B4lk On tie CIV ~ NrT iork Payment
sf,rled g.e1sc frpua lQoA f0 bslh
Lnsr -Bushoos 81, s97 TIE Greenwich say
rs BARK 80 a1f % sixth ave. Nca lofk
Cu' rasn.rrf sioioei riease r;g@ 70 hsnk
IOSr .-Rals..,1 10 sio.-- = Rank fgr sa'.
hrl 80 I0lnh aFc Ncs Ncra "a.
siono.d Pi-a,r return hyk % hsnk
f,Osr -Pss.b3oa so g7is9. Ma Kobnu's Bank. ~
canal Street; Nee lolk Gy. Payment siopgsi
ard cancellation applied Tor rlss'. r-'urn 70 bank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-20
Coffee, Sugar, Tea and
Cottonseed Oil
and

Coffee Futures.-The market opened az 4
decline OF % . points Demand was linz
tied, however. and offerings increased during
the afternoon on a late cable reporting
break Of 100 70 rs reis in the Santos futures
market since the opening. The official cables
showed decline Of ~ refs in the Rio market,
with Santos spots unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-20
Bonds
Consolidated Exchange

| Unit Of trade on this exchange. 10 shares
Transactions and prices yesterday for the
more active stocks follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-20
State and City Bonds

,,vc AZ. 1877 HoviN Y C Is 1853
900. .... 1oHs IVVV. ''''' wa
do AZ 1860
1000. ..... %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-20


(Quotations)
..,,,. Gov 6. 1920 Jap Gov as 1925
A'S'"''" ozIL a e7sl s4la9 80
do S. 1903 Jap s'erhns 10
80 a 90 ~
Can Gov IS 1917 Mex gen os l'So
100 91ooA ~
Chimes. Gov Rys 81 do IS 1898 80
So a 20 80
City OF Toxic Be 1912 Montreal C,V ooa.
70 a 7sI7' Y 80
Chan Pen s. 1904 lNevfqundlsnd Is 1919
% a ssla wac
90 ser CO., o7i1. 100 n 1909
do Hss 1919 DO eS oeo o 10 ,oa
w., Pr. Ron Is 20 Quebec City IS 1920
IMP iA 90 30 cps ssDae 1ooI4
do eiss 1919 Rep oil f!ano' ,s,
D.. puh sis, Swiss gen IS Mar 1919
imp 70 a 70 ss1saioo
To-, coy = 1916 do IS Mar 1920
i'@' 'O' 90 n s,D, se4a 1924
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-20

Corn.-sentiment in this market was s,iI
divis,d Operations were apparently III VIC
form OF evening-up Of contracts' ana tne SuY
80 higher. A few complaints OF drouth
were received from Texas, but, as rue, ,he
,...tbcr was looked upon as favorable for the
new crop, II being clear and warm IN inose
sections following the recent RAIN .
business. but sales we're estimated at only
about 300 900 bushels. -,
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1917-10-31
PROFESSIONAL BOXING
SOON FOR CAMP MEADE
Tommy Malone, Getting Back 1nts
Form, Promises 30 Show the
Boys Real Pagllism.

You won't have to go outside OF
Camp Meade. to see a real boxing
match, and professional one at that.
There is Tommy Malone at the re-
mount station. whose name is known
everywhere among enthusiasts OF the
boxing art. Malone has opposed Powell
Moore, Mike Gibbons. Leach Cross and
other celebrities.
Malone has not been active in the
game for a year or more. and, there
fore. he is somewhat out Of practice.
But to make things interesting for the
boys at Camp Meade. who like to see q
good bout, he is going to timber up and
take turn or two at one Of the Y. n
C. A buildings: If he can get Some one
who Is willing to meet him.
There has been considerable discus
sion among the soldiers who knew
Malone Is in camp as to whether or not
he will consent to show them If he still
possesses some of his former skill in
handling the gloves.
Several amateur bouts have been held
at the association buildings. and the
announcement Of these contests proved
to be one OF the feature attractions.
judging by the way the soldiers
thr0nged there to witness them. II
some real professional bouts are
staged, 1t will be joy to the ad-
mirers Of the art.
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1917-10-31
JEWISH BOARD BRANCH
WELCOMES MEN OF ARMY

The Baltimore branch of the Jewish
board for welfare work in the United
States Army and Navy have opened for
the convenience and comfort of soldiers
dormitory building at 1922 Eutaw
place. corner Of Lawrence street. Bal
,timore, where there are seventy-five
cots as sleeping accommodations for the
men in uniform. There Is also a bureau
of information at s South Howard
street, Baltimore. where books and sta
tionery are at the disposal of soldiers
and where they will meet new friends,
who are eager to welcome them and
who are desirous Of making them feel
at home.
hTe B'nai Birth building. located at
310s Eutaw place. near North avenue. Is
a real clubhouse, where many pleasant
hours Of recreation can be found. There
is also set apart for disposal and pleas
ure the Jewish Educational Alliance
building. located at 1915 East Baltimore
street. q splendid welfare institution
equipped with q gymnasium. several
shower baths and a large auditorium,
where entertainments and dances are
to be held for an men in uniform.
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1917-10-31
LIBERTY LOAN At CAMP
SHOWS BIG SUBSCRIPTION
seventy-1Einth Division Makes splen-
did Record In Drive-Per
Capita Average, &1o7.4S.

When the liberty loan campaign was
brought to q close. the returns showed
that the men in the 18th Division or
the National Army have subscribed TO
bonds to the amount of $1.607.s00. The
per capita average Of the cantonment
is $107.43.
Maj. Gen. Kuhn was very wen
nleased at what had been done and he
sent a word Of congratulatfOn down
to the quarters Of Brig. Gen. w. J.
Nicholson, who was in charge or the
campaign when the result was an
nounced.
The following is a tabulated state
ment Of the final per capita standing
of the various organizations: