Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-07

to subscribers. to receive payments,
and to make delivery of the bonds al
loted. Subscribers may send their
applications direct to any of these
official agencies.
Large numbers of national banks,
state banks. and trust companies, in
vestment bankers, express companies,
newspapers. department stores, and
corporations. firms, and organizations.
have patriotically offered to receive
and transmit applications for the
second Liberty loan without expense
to the applicants. The secretary OF
the treasury appreciates the value of
these offers, and will have application
blanks widely distributed. thru the
federal reserve banks. to these institu-
tlons thruout the country, as well as
TO the post offices. No commissions
will be paid upon subscriptions, and
those who receive and transmit appli-
cations are therefore rendering the
service as n patriotic duty.
Applications must be In the form
prescribed by the secretary of the
treasury and be accompanied by pay
ment OF per cent OF the amount of
bonds applied for. Applications must
bc for bonds to an amount OF $50 or
some multiple thereof. Any subscriber
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bonds not in excess of $1,000 may. at
the option OF such subscriber, accom-
pany such application by payment in
full. at face value without interest. for
tho bond or bonds applied for. In
which case bond or bonds bearing
interest from November 15, 1917, Will
be delivered TO the subscriber as soon
as possible after the application, ac-
companied by such payment in full Is
received. No payment other than the
per cent required should accompany
any application for bonds to an
amount in excess OF $1,000.
Applications accompanied by pay
ment as aforesaid mush reach the
treasury department or a federal ra.
serve bank or branch thereof, or some
Incorporated bank or trust company
within the United States mot includ-
ing outlying territories and poses
sions). not later than tho close OF
business on October 81, 1917, the right
being reserved blythe secretary OF tho
treasury to close the subscription on
any earlier date. Applications re-
ceived by any incorporated bank or
trust company on sr before Octope.
81, 1917, must, by such bank or trust
company. be transmitted to, or COW
cred by its own subscription TO, the
federal reserve bank of tho district In
which II Is located. reaching such fed
eral reserve bank not later than the
close of business OF November 1, 1917,
accompanied by payment as aforesaid.
Allotment.
Application for $1,000 or less from
any one subscriber will be allotted In
full. All applications for bonds In
excess OF 81 600 will be received sub
ject TO allotment, and the secretary
OF the treasury reserves the right to
reject any such applications. to make
allotment OF part OF tho amount OF
bonds applied for, to make allotment
In fun upon applications for smaller
amounts and to make reduced allot-
ments upon or to reject applications
for larger amounts. and to make
classified allotments and allotments
upon graduated scale. pursuant to
tho act OF congress authorizing the
bonds, should any such action be
deemed by him TO be In the public in
terest: and his action In these re-
spects will be final. In case of appli-
cations rejected the accompanying
payment OF 2 por cent will be returned
without interest as soon as practica-
BILE In case OF partial allotments the
excess of per cent payment with
out credit for interest) will be ap-
piled on the installment due Novem-
ber l5, 1917. The basis OF allotment
will be announced, and allotments
will be made on OF about November