New-York tribune., 1918-09-24

Reserve District within the term of
WE'VE months, is greater than any sim
gle loan raised by France, Italy. Russia,
Germany or Austria Hungary, and is ex-
ceeded only by the British loan Of Feb
ruary, 1917. The central committee is
confident that the Liberty Loan Com
mlttee will respond to the call next
Saturday as it did in May and October.
last year. and April Of this year, and
that the call of the government will be
met without straining the financial re-
sources of the district"
On the "Avenue of the Allies" which
will run along Fifth Avenue. from
Madison Square to Fifty-eighth Street.
and which will be the symbolic focal
point of the publicity campaign. u
street will be dedicated in honor Of
each OF the twenty-five nations allied
against the Central Powers.
Designations of Blocks
Announcement was made Yesterday
OF the designations of blocks, which
will be as follows:
Block between Twenty-sixth and Twenty.
seventh streets. Liberty Loan block: TWENTY
seventh and Twenty-eighth streets. United
streets stasss sym siwenty1sghth eighth and Twentyninth
streets. Serbia; Thrtieth and Thirty-frst
streets. Russia; Thirty-tirst and Thirtv-sec
Tnd rh;r+ strests' rortusal Thirtysecond and
apd m1r9ybinird Eh;nt streets Panama Thirty third
fourth and Ihirtyffth streets. Italy Thirty
NTH and Thirty-sixth streets, Montenegro
IIm.Irty-siNth ! and Thirty-seventh streets.
itrestn h,psfa lniIty-ssyenth and Thirty y-eghth
nlnth streets. Honduras Thirty-ninth and
torteth streets. Liberty Loan block Fort;cth
and Forty-second streets. Public Library dec
orations; Forty-second and Forty.third
third and Forty-fourth streets. Hayt; Forty-
fourth and Forty-ffth streets. Guatemala
Forty-fifth iort and Forty,sixth streets Greece
streets. Czecho-slovak Forty-eighth ''S and and
rorty-nlnth streets, Cuba Forty-nintb and
a al''etn EN-. streets. Liberty Loan block; Fftieth
ana an "a Flfty-first streets Cathedral decorations
Tl1tS-hrst and Fifty-second streets. Liberty
Loan block; Fifty-second and Fifty.third
streets streets CHINA Ffty-thrd and Fifty.fourth
Eitty-fifth 1,ft streets. Brazil Fifty-flfth and
r!ity-sixth ~, streets. Belgium Fifty-siXth to
flfty-elghth street, Liberty Loan blocks.
Inc district superintendents and
principals of the city's school system
VIII again become agents for the United
states government in the floating of the
1ourth Liberty Loan. 1t was stated
yesterday that they will be put under
bonds totalling $4,000 during the
cept SUBSCRIPTIONS to the loan and re-
ceve initial payments of subscribers in
the schools. No quota will be fixed for
'he schools, it is said, but an extraordi-
nary effort will be made to double the
goal attained during the third loan
campaign. ivan
Some slight changes in the methods
TO be employed in taking subscriptions
are announced. During previous loan
9rlves 1T has been customary to issue a
pook OF perforated pages to sub
scrloers, leaf of the book to be torn
out at the banks upon the receipt of
eacn weekly lnstalment. This time the
BOOKS VIII be retained by the sub
to be pasted in the book as each install.
ment is received The school execu-
yves may also be authorized to issue
.nese stamps, but no definite informa-
tion on that point has been received
from those. directing the loan in this
district. -- '''s
d' is also announced that in case of
HoV ponds, the initial payment REQUIRED
WI pc be 3d. with weekly payments of 81,
and tnis ratio will be maintained on ali
muItlples of<the $50 bond.
Advance subscriptions for nearly,
Sl,26o,OOO worth of Liberty bonds Of
the fourth loan were yesterday received
at the opening of the annual fall auc-
ton of furs in the Masonic Temple
bullding The total of subscriptions
O. OF an tne fur trade in the last loan was
The Liberty Loan Committee vester-
day issued call for more volunteers
to help distribute 100000 copies of a
message from over there Friday
night after the sirens have warned the
city that another financial push" is to
start, Already 12,5OO workers have
enrolled at 925 Broadway at the Stars
and StrlnpS CCumit+an