The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-06-11
New York Is Leading, With Metropolis of California Lagging Far Behind All Others
TREASURY OFFICIALS ISSUE STATEMENT OF
 THE FIGURES TO DATE
Tremendous Campaign Will Be Started This Week Over Entire Country To Bring Totals Up to the Re- quired Amount

Washington. June 10.-Totals of sub scriptons to the liberty loan aggregating s1, ,3oo,o 900 as announced Friday by Sec retary McAdoo were made public tonight " the treasury department, showing that
 ne of the F federal reserve districts 'h 'cribed to Its minimum allotment, although New York, with the most fa- vorable showing, has nearly reached the minimum.
 In some instances the amount of sub scription from federal reserve districts has fallen to less than one-third of the allotments.
 The figures made public tonight are based upon actual subscriptions for warded to the reserve banks. They fol low:
 FIGURES GIVEN
 New York: Subscriptions, s5ss. .0oo, 900; allotments, ssoO,ooo,ooO to $75o.oCo.oOo.
 Boston: Subscriptions s135.OcO 600; allot- ments, s240,oOo,OOO to $500 ooo.ooo
 Philadelphia: Subscriptions, ss1,ooo. 900; atlotments, s14o,ooo.Ooo to s175,oOo.ooO-
 richmond: Subscriptions, s35ooo,Ooo; al lotments, sSO0Oo,ooo to slOoooo,ooo. Atlanta; subscriptions, s22,0ooooo; allot- ments, s6oOoO,Ooo to s75.ocooOc. Chicago: Subscriptions, ss,oooooo; allot ments, s26o, ,oOo,0oo to s25,0oO.ooo,
 Cleveland: Subscriptions, slSseoo,o0n;a al lotments, s1SoOoo,Ooo to s225,9oo,ooo, I St. Louis: Subscriptions. s270oo,0oo; al lotments, sSoOOO.Oo0 to $1oOooo,0oo | Minnea polls: Subscriptions $50,oo0,oo; allotments, $S0,0OO,Oo0 to S10o0o0,0oV Kansas City: Subscriptions. s54,ooo0oo anotments, sloO GOO to s125,oooooo- Dallas: Subscriptions. $20,0o0, ,0oO; al lotments, $40, 900 to $5o,ooo,0o0.
 San Francisco: Subscriptions. S3I,Oo0,- eco: alotments, $40, Ooo00o to Sl75,0ooooo
 The figures include subscriptions which had been received through all agencies, including the banks by federal reserve banks, at the time Secretary Me Adoo made his announcement. FRISCO FAR BEHIND
 San Francisco, on the face of re- turns, is tagging further behind the
 
 mark set for her with but little more than 20 per cent of the total of her max imum allotments St. Louis comes next with but 2 per cent of her allotment and Atlanta third with little less than 30 per cent of her maximum allotment. "It is thought timely says state ment by Assistant Secretary Crosby, to give the above figures so that each dis trict should know the measure of effort that must be made in the remaining days of the campaign to secure success It is evident that the very large indi- vidual and collective subscriptions thai have been published from time to time 1 have created an impression in the minds ! of many that the desired results can ne
 obtained without the full co-operation Of 1 small subscribers.
 ALL MUST SUBSCRIBE
 such is not the case. Two billion dol- 1 lars is so gigantic an amount that the l largest possible individual subscriptions
 are required and at the same time mul- l tltudes of small contributors must fully 1 co-operate It is impossible to deter- mine the places where special efforts re- i main to be made unless applications are 1 promptly signed up and handed in 10 the 1 federal reserve banks. The banks and | trust companies that are giving their as- 1 sistance in collecting subscriptions are l strongly urged to send them in lmme-
 diately and to add daily whatever they receive by way of further subscriptions. 1 'Recognizing the magnificent work O. l thousands of agencies. now patriotically 1 engaged in the campaign, it remains only to urge that all efforts be continued and even increased in order that the goal l may be reached.
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