Douglas Island news., 1917-09-21
LIBERTY LOAN
 SECOND ISSUE
Campaign for Selling to Start 0C. tober First and Close
 November First

IINtIIN INNN iANllNNNHN MAAA NtN'N 't . thc lst of November, next, and that . Che active campaign will begin not Inter than October lst
 Tho details Of che loan cannot bc given out until the congress has acted upon the bond bin now pcnd- ing AS soon as Che new law has been passed announcement Of tho details of Che loan will be made. Ob- yiously no subscriptions will be re- cciycd or can be received Go the now loan until Che congress has acted upon Che pending measure and an- |uouucemcnt of the issue made.
 earnestly hope that an liberty | loan committees already existing win perfect their organizations immedi- atcly aud get themselves iu readiness ! for Che next liberty loan campaign. and that new organizations will be .c0oetcd wherever possible through !. .out Che country for furthering this great service Co the nation.
 As in thc previous loan, the gcn- craI direction of the campaign in each federal reserve district will be under the supervision of Che Federal Reserve Bank of that district as che fiscal agent ol thc government. and aI liberty loan committees are urged Co get iu touch with Che Federal Re- scryc Bank of their district and ace lively engage In the preliminary work of preparing for the next cam pa.eu William G. McAdoo. secrc- tary ot thc treasury.
 Will Be Extensively Advertised
 The treasury department has au- thor.zcd the following
 Contracts for lOOo,OOO posters in eight designs and 5OO.OOO window cards In one design for use in the second liberty loan campaign have been awarded by tho treasury de- partmout The awards were made ou the basis of competition, both as Co designs and Co prices. The con- tracts call for the delivery of thc posters within 3O days of Che receipt by Che Photographers of Che O. K'd sketch
 The competition for the second liberty loan posters produced wide spread interest among Photographers and artists Of Che country and as a result more than one hundred and Grv sketches were submitted with out cost Co Che government. Seven Of Che posters will be half sheets, that is. 2O by 3O inches. one pos ter win be 36 by 4S inches. The window card win Doc approximately .ll by n inches. The posters and window cards win bc made in lots of 5UO.O0O of each design
 The first design represents Uncle sam pointing Co khaki-clad soldiers. worships and aeroplaucs back Of him The Statue of Liberty Is in Che background The inscription ou thc poster is quotation from one of Secretary McAdoo's speeches: shall we Doc more tender with our dollars than with Che lives of our sous?"
 The second design represents the Statue ol Liberty at sunrise. The sky is woven into reproduction of Che flag. The inscription reads: I"Bcfore sunset buy a liberty bond
 The third design is a picture Of thc old Liberty Bell in Philadelphia and Che inscription is: Ring it again"
 The fourth design represents a soldier and sailor with olaspcd hands under Che American flag.
 Tho nth design represents two .utuc children with Che quotation; My daddy Is fighting at the front for you. Back him up by buying a ! liberty bond"
 The sixth design is a bronze of-
 The sixth design ls a bronze tablet IcGcct with a picture of President Wilson and Che American shielld. It Ibcors this quotation from President Wilson's speeches. "Thc time has come to conquer or submit. There is but one choice and we have made |it"
 The seventh design contains a large picture of the Treasury build ing with the inscription: Lend your money to your Government"
 Tho eighth design shows an immi- grant ship arriving in New Yorl, harbor, giving its passengers their first view of the Statue of Liberty.
 The ninth design, a window card, ! is bronze tablet effect, with tho
 wording. Second liberty loan of II9l7. Buy a bond" It also com
 taius a small picture of tho Treas |ury building.
 ! Copies Of the posters when finish ed win be distributed through thC . Bureau ot Publicity. liberty loan of .Il9l7 of the treasury department
 and the liberty loan committees in each Federal reserve district.
 
 William Miller the popular ton.