Weekly journal-miner., 1918-04-10
DATA ON THE THIRD
 LIBERTY LOAN
AMOUNT THREE BILLIONS AND THE BONDS PAY REST AT FOUR AND A HALF PER CENT TO THEIR HOLDERS.
(From Sundays Daily)

As previously announced, the amount of the Third Liberty Loan is to be S3,OOO,OOO,OOO, the right be- ing reserved to allot bonds up to the full amount of overSubscFiption.
 The bonds will bear interest at the rate of IA per cent per annum, will be dated and bear interest from May 9. 1918, and will mature September l5, 1928 The first coupon will be for 12o days interest and will be pay able September Is, 1918 after which interest will be payable semi-an- nually March 15 and September Is. This arrangement as to interest dates is made in order to avoid having the interest payments on this series of bonds fall upon approximately the same dates as those of the second Liberty Loan. The bonds arc not convertible and are not subject to call for redemption before maturity The bonds carry the same excmp- tions from taxation as those of the second Liberty Loan.
 The bill authorized the secretary of the treasury to purchase Third Liberty Loan Bonds to the amount of one-twentieth of the original is- sue of such bonds during the first year and in each subsequent year onc-twentieth of the amount out standing at the beginning of each such subsequent year until the ex- piration of one year after the ter imitation of the war. A similar pro- vision is made in the bill with re- spect to the bonds of the Second Liberty Loan and the bonds issued upon conversion of bonds of the lirst Liberty Loan Third Liberty Loan bonds which have been owned by person for six months prior to the date of his death will be acceptable at par and accr;Icd interest in pay ment of United States inheritance taxes upon his estate. This applies also to Al per cent bonds issued upon conversion. The campaign opened yesterday and will close May +th. Subscriptions will be payable in the following installments-5 per cent on application, 20 per cent on May 18th, B per cent on July 18th and 40 per cent on August 18th. No installment payment is required to be made in the month of June on ac- count of tte tax payments which are due in that month. Payment m full may be made with the application ou or before May 4, but bonds VII not he delivered before May 9 on any subscription for an amount exceed ing Sl0,O00. Full payment may be upon subscriptions for any amount on May 9 or any subsequent instalimcnt date. Payment of any in- stallment including the first install ment of per cent or payment in full may be made in treasury ccrtifi- catcs of indebtedness except those April 2 and June 2. Qualified dcpositary banks ani trust companies may make payment by credit upon the subscriptions O: tacm- selves and their customers but only to the extent that they cannot make payment in treasury certificates of 
 The quota for Yavapai county is $570,000 and the evidence of .hc will ingncss of the people to back up the men in the trenches by supporting the Liberty Loan, is the most con vincing evidence of patriosism. Be q full patriot-not one that is always round the corner when the cluntry calls. If you cannot be on the ir;ng line. be on the Liberty LOaT line. MI citizens cannot be on the honor roll of battle fame, but there is fight ing to be done at home, and the honor roll of Liberty Bond buyers should De a list of every citizen, m every community, in this smiling