New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-15
National City Bank Head to
Address Meeting in Roches-
ter Tomorrow
Political Parties
Aiding Bond Work
National Chairmen Enlisting
Their Committees; Movie
Men Doing Their Bit

Frank A. Vandor.ip, president OF the
National City Bank. will fire the first
broadside in a whirlwind campaign 20
arouse enthusiasm over the S2.o00,ooo.-
600 Liberty Loan among the people Of
the New York Federal Reserve district,
at Rochester. tomorrow night. when he
will address the New York State Bank
ers' Association. On succeeding even
ings Of the week he will talk in SYRIA
ouse, Buffalo and Albany.
Bankers here realize there Is yet
much work to be done before the
Treasury Department can count on an
oversubscription to the loan. Although
Secretary McAdoo issued over Sunday
delayed information showing how the
bonds may be bought, subscriptions are
not rolling in with the rapidty at first
expected
Eugenius H. Outeroridgc. president
OF the Chamber OF Commerce, received
assurances yesterday from Vance Nc
Cormick, chairman Of the Democratic
National Committee. and Henry Nor
gonthau, treasurer that they would CO.
operate in enlistIng the aid OF the
committee iu floating the loan. Will
lam r. Willcox. chairman OF the Re
publican National Committee. is lcav-
ing for Washington to-day TO take up
the matter with Cornelius VI. Bliss,
jr. Senator Weeks. Senator Boies PEN
rose and other Republican leaders
All Who Can Must Help
Allen 3. Forbes, chairman Of the
Liberty Loan subcommittee on bond
distribution. announced yesterday that
the organization OF the New York Re-
serve district has been completed. The
different trades. businesses and profes-
sions will be represented by local COM
mittees.
This loan" said Mr.. Forbes SIS our
first trench. and VIC must take Il. ]
confidently believe that the people Of
this country. II thoroughly aroused,
will cooperate with the government IN
making our international position
effective. The first and most important
step is to put the people squarely be
hind the government in is plans for
raising funds
Just as II rs important for some TO
raise crops and others to 90 TO the
front. so it is important for all who
can possibly contribute any sum what
ever 20 furnish the money that VIII be
needed
EVERY man who subscribes $50. 500
or $1,000 for Liberty bonds out Of ms
present savings is doing Just that much
effective work. providing that much
effective energy which otherwise would
be unavailable. The man who has the
money or who can borrow II with the
expectation Of paying for his loan out
OF his savings should be ready and
willing 10 subscribe. The security Is
the best that has ever been put out m
the history OF the world. The success
Of the loan requires the cooperation OF
every man. regardless of his circum-
stances. ] predict the people of this
country will be alive 10 their respon-
sibiiity and that they Will respond most
generously.
To Use Moving Pictures
Arrangements have been concluded
By the publicity committee with rep
resentativc moving picture organiZa-
tions by which they will all oe repre-
scented on "a national committee. Of
which Robert W Noollcy. general di
rector Of publicity, will be chairman.
Mr. Nanderlip. who is chairman Of the
publicity committee IN New York said
that the films would be used 10 place
before the public in concrete form a
description Of what the Liberty Loan
is for. what the purchase of bond
means and the necessity for the nation
wide interest IN war time financing.
"The leading manufacturers in the