The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-23
Official TabulatiOn Is Finally
Completed by Treasury
Department.
1000. INDIVIDUALS
INVESTORS IN BONDS
All Small Purchasers to Get
Full Amount for Which
They Subscribed.

Washington. June 22.-=-Liberty loan
subscriptions totalled $3.0S5, 226, $50,
an over subscription of nearly SO per
cent.
The final tabulation was officially
announced tonight, showing that more
than 100000 persons bought bonds
Ninety-thrcc per cent of subscriptions.
or those of 3.960.000 persons. were for
sums varying from $50 to $4,000 and
II subscribers applied for allotments
of $5.ooo,00o each or more.
The New york federal reserve dis
trict led the list with subscriptions
totalling Sl.lS6.7SS.4 or more than
three times the amount subscribed in
the next district. Chicago, s357 l95,950.
The other districts sent subscriptions
as follows:
The Other Districts.
Boston, $332. .447.600; Cleveland.
s2S6,l4S.10o: Philadelphia, $232, ,3O9, $50;
san Francisco. $l75,623. 800; Richmond.
$l09, 400: Kansas City $91,75S,S5O;
St. Louis, ss6.134.70o; Minneapolis,
$40, ,255. 500; Atlanta, $57,S7S, $50: Dali
las. $4S,9lS,Sb0.
These subscriptions include those
portioned among the various reserve
districts.
Allotmcnts will be made, Secretary
McAdoo announced, as follows:
How AlIotrents Will Be Made.
ON subscriptions up to and inchd-
ng 10000 full amount These sub
| scriptions totaled $l,296, ,6s4,S50
More than Sio.0oe, up to and includ-
/ ing 100000, 90 per cent of the
amount subscribed. but not less than
: $4,000 IN any instance. These sub
scriptions totalled $560, 103,O5O. Allot-
ments to subscribers In this group will
aggregate $336.O6l.SaO.
More than 100000 up to and in
| cluding $250,000, Is per cent of the
| amount subscribed. but not less ,nan
| 5000 in any instance. Su0oscrip-
| tions in this group totalled $22O, Asa 500,
! and allotmcnts viii aggregate $a9,-
| 2O5, 900.
$25o,ooo Up to $2,ooo,oOo
More than $25ooaO up to and in
cluding $4,000 900, 30 per cent, but not
| less than $ll2,5o0 in any instance.
| The total of subscriptions in this
group was $60l,5i4,9o0. allotments will
| aggregat" $1S4,3Sl,S0
More than $2,00o,000 up to and in
| cluding $6,000.000 each 25 per cent,
| but not less than $500, 900 in any one
| instance. Subscriptions in this group
! totallcd $234,54i 800, alletments will
| total $5S ,66l. $50.
Six to Ten Millions.
More than s6oo0o00 up to and in
GLIDING $l0,Oo0,00n each. II per cent.
Subscriptions in this group totalled
$4t,6'4,lJO; allotments will aggregate
| $9.S0l. 800.
Two subscriptions of $4,000. 900
each were received. The allotment to
| these subscribers will be at the rate
OF 2o.22 per cent and they viii re-
ceivc bonds of the value of $685., 900
each. one subscriber to s25,250OOO
the larecst-will be given 20.17 per
cent, or $5,093, $50.
Want Wide Distribution.
"One of the chief purposes of the
! campaign said Mr. McAdoo, was to
! distribute the Liberty bonds widely
throughout the country and place them
as TAR as possible in the hands of the
| people. because the strength of gov
| crnment finance. like the strength of
government policies. rests on the sup
port of the people. The large number
OF subscribers. especially the large
number Of small subscribers, is most
| gratifying and indicates that the in
| terest OF the people was aroused us
| never befor" in an issue of bonds"
THE widespread distribution of tho
honds.' Mr.. McAdoo continued, "and
I the great amount Of the over sub
scrlption constitute an eloquent and
conclusive reply to the enemies of the
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