The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-15
LOCAL. BANKS MAY DELIVER ACTUAL BONDS AZ TER TODAY Clubs and Civic Organiza- tions Will Assist in the
 Campaign OSCAR WELLS TO
 GIVE SUGGESTIONS People Are Awakening to the Magm-
 tude of the Issue and Con- mittee Is Confident of Success


 deliver the actual bonds of the new liberty loan to subscribers Chairman w. c. Adams of the local liberty loan committee, is in receipt of a telegram From Atlanta. headquarters of this re- serve district, stating that the banks will be supplied with bonds of the new issue beginning today in denom : nations of $50, s1OO. $500 and $1oOo The telegram is given below:
 "W c. Adams. Birmingham, Ala
 "The federal reserve bank of At lanta and its New Orleans branch VIII be prepared to deliver on Monday October 15, new 1 per cent bonds, de- nominations $50, $10O, $500. 5000, to be sold by bankers to subscribers linn : iting delivery to any one subscriber to an amount not to exceed 5000. These bonds bear date of and interest from November Is and have four interest coupons attached and exchangeable Tor definite bonds, which will be issued. Notify all banks. WARDLAW,
 Chairman
 The notification has been made and 1t is possible that some of the bonds may get this far by this afternoon and they are expected at least by to- morrow.
 CLUBS OFFER SERVICES
 Chairman Adams wishes it an nounced to the membership of all the several clubs and civic organizations which have offered their services ia k noon at 1 o'clock they are invited to attend a luncheon at the Southern club. In regard to the meeting he said "Bc fore getting the bond salesmen on the trail it will be best to have a get together meeting, so that we will all start pulling at the same time and in the same direction. Oscar Wells will details of the issue as well as many practical suggestions in regard to the work. Other short talks will be made by several others among the guests WELL ADVERTISED
 'The Boy Scouts have been of mucf practical help to the committee durin: the past week. especially" continued MT Adams. They have posted liberty loai l transfer signs on great number of tn city's automobiles, as well as securin; places in many of the prominent win dows of the stores for the placards. Int billboards have also been used as planned and it is hardly possible now to go any where, on foot, street car, train, boat ol airplane, without being reminded tha your government is hard up and need Q loo, If @ (n0 0O0 000 get owe this period of hard times. Many of tn
 suggestions will have food for mucl thought, too. Will we be more carefu with our dollars than the lives of ou sons?' Conquer or submit. For us there was but one choice; we have made it. | (Woodrow Wilson,. If we don't win thi war what good will our money be any way?' and many like this give the whol' story in few words. The people know 1 the need of this loan by now and man. of them are beginning to awake to th magnitude of the issue involved so WI are expecting to have little difficulty il 1 the completion of the work.
 PLACARDS IN CARS
 The street car company Saturda. placed 800 of the window transfer sign on the windows of their, cars and man other firms have given aid in variou
 ways to the committee in charge here l Mrs Prentiss Reed, chairman of tn womanfs committee, expects that branc l to make great showing in this cam Ipaign She has appointed Mrs. Crawfor' lJohnson vice chairman and Mrs. Harr. Upson Sims, secretary. Her executiv 1 committee follows: Miss sAmelia Worth iington, Mrs. William Walker, Mrs. Sam
 uel Adler. Mrs. c. E. Abbott Mrs ". ( l Gewin, Mrs J. M. Hankins, Mrs. G. Fl | Inro+h;s Mrc IVY 6 1,OVell Mrs, J. J