Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-14

to bearer and will have coupons Mt
tached for the interest. They will ps
In denominations of $50. 800, $500
$1,000. $1,000. and $4,000. The cou-
| pons can be cashed like a government
| check Mt any bank.
Tho coupon bonds Of this loan will
have only four coupons attached. rep
rosenting the semiannual interest 10:
two years. Between November l5,
1919, ard May 10. 1920. the holders
OF coupon bonds must exchange thei:
bonds for new bonds having full sets
| Of coupons These temporary bonds
| are Issued because coupons attached
can not be completed within a reason
able time for delivery.
Purchase OF Bonds.
Bonds OF the second Liberty loan
can be purchased by filling out ap-
plication blank made on the form pre-
scribed by the secretary OF the treas
ury. which can be obtained from ~
bank or Liberty loan committee, and
sending It or having II sent to the
treasury Of the United states or anv
federal reserve bank or branch ac-
companied by the payment OF per
cent OF the amount OF bonds applied
fer
These applications must reach the
treasury department, federal re-
serve bank or branch thereof. or some
Incorporated or trust company In the
United States on or before the close
OF business. october 81. 1917 Pracuv-
ally every bank In the United stare,
will willingly receive these applica-
tions and handle the whole transact
tion OF the purchase of bonds for any
subscriber.
Payment for Bonds.
A purchaser may pay in full for his
bonds at the time of making his applt
cation or. If he prefers. he can take
advantage of the instalment plan ana
pay per cent on application, IS per
acnt on November Is, 1917, 40 per
cent on December IS. 1917, and the
remaining 40 per cent on January -,
1918.
Although so far az the government
is concerned the purchase price for
tho bonds must he paid as above,
rearly every barT in the country will
make arrangements by which Liberty
bonds can be paid on an installmcnt
plan providing for weekly or monthly
payments. and n great many employ
ers will make the same arrangements
for their employees.
Payment can be made to the tceas-
ury department or to any one OF the
,
are urged to make their payments to
tie banks or other agencies with
whom they have placed their sub
sCriDtions.
Allotment of Bonds.
1t Is believed that the second Lib
erty loan, like the first issue OF Lib
erty loan bonds. will be heavily over
subscribed, but no patter how large
ly oversubscribed, the policy OF dis
tributing these bonds as widely as
possible among the people of the
country will be followed. and every
subscriber to an amount not greater
cess OF $1,000 TO any one Of the several
or bonds subscribed tor.
Subscribers To- larger amounts will
receive an allotment based on the
amount of the bond issue and its pro-
portlCn to the amount of subscrip-
ton. What proportion Of their sub
scrirtion they will obtain will not he
known until ali subscriptions are in.
Delivery of Bonds.
1t is hoped that on or about Octo-
ber 10. 1917. supply OF these new
bonds ready for Immediate delivery
to subscribers in amounts not in eX-
cess of 100 to any one subscriber
will be In the hands Of the severa.
federal reserve lanks, to b" delivered
to subscribers who pay in full. Plans
are also being perfected whereby