New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-29
Oyersubscription n Victory


"This second Liberty Loan will be
a success 1t must be success. There
is no possibility OF overestimating the
moral effect of heavy oversuoscrlp-
ton Of the loan will have on Germany,
Why, its effect will be for all the world
like great military victory and Just
as important.
Dollars invested in the new Liberty
Loan will help to clothe and feed our
soldiers in France. Every dollar ir-
vested will help to fill their canteens
and to load their guns.
I'VE vino must remain at home com
prise the supporting army OF our men
on the firing line. But unless eacA
and every one of US does his full share
TO make the second Liberty Loa" an
emphatic success we will fail TO dis
charge our sacred duty TO them"
The League to Enforce Peace, OF
which cx-president William IL. Taft Is
president, will render efficient all IN
this second Liberty Loan campaign
The league gave out a letter yesterday
addressed to its members by President
Taft, in which he urged that lmme-
date action be taken, looking toward
active cooperation on the part OF the
league with the Liberty Loan Commit
tee.
William II. Truesdale, president Of
the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Railroad, notified the Liberty Loan
Committee yesterday that 1t could
count o. his organization to render
every assistance it possibly could IN the
Rotation Of the loan. Mr.. Truesdale
said that he and his associates would
welcome the opportunity to be OF ser
vice.
Firemen to Buy Again
The international Brotherhood oil
Stationary Firemen, as in the case OF
the first Liberty Loan, will again De
heavy subscriber for Liberty LoaI
bonds. Speaking for the brotherhood
Coroner Timothy Healy, who Is Its
president, said that the brotherhood
would again subscribe for iars'
amount Of the bonds and then sci
them to its members, allowing them u
pay for them by small instruments
Hundreds Of our men bought ooha'
on the first issue in this manner sal'
Coroner Healy, and I'm sure they VIII
be heavy subscribers again
A Liberty Loan meeting was held II
the headquarters of the NationaL Je"ei
lers' BOARD of Trade, 10 Maiden Lane
An extensive campaign for the sale o
bonds was mapped out, twenty teams
having a captain and five men each, be
ing organized 70 canvass the entire
ie%elry trade. A bulletin showing th'
progress Of the campaign VIII be post
ed in Maiden Lane stores.
The Woman's Liberty Loan Commit
1 ~ QhS kftTn Ave
nue.. Miss Virginia Furman, treasurer
of the Woman's Executive COMMITTED
of the Second Federal Reserve District
. is in charge. .o,- M,
worth of bonds in two hours on the
last dav of the first Liberty Loan cam
paicn. believes that the women TINS
time will Guido their previous efforts
For one thing" said Miss Furman
"neople are much more alive now &c
the seriousness and Importance OF TINS
war. L has become something very
real and they are going to back the
government with every dollar they
have"
One of the biggest drives in the cam
paign will be conducted By the Metro.
haitian Canvass Committee, which VII
recruit thousands of volunteer WORK
ers in greater New York, All the Dor
oughs are to be divided into districts
corresponding with the police precInct'
and a house-to-house search for sub
scribers will be carried on.
Clubs. colleges and schools are to be
called on to furnish the canyassers
Hunter College has already offered 60C
girl students for the work, and, If theelI
services are accepted, will suspend the
college schedule to permit them to de-
vote all of their time to the campaign