Arizona republican., 1918-10-12
York and Secretary McAdoo at Chi
Loan Figures Disappointing

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 Loan Figures Disappointing
 Commenting on the days showing the treasury review tonight says:
 "In the face of high official pleas for united support of the loan and em- phatic declarations that peace talk should not cause a slackening of sub scribing, this result and the outlook for the success of the loan is distinct ly disappointing"
 Rumors reaching headquarters to- day, indicating suspicious that actual figures are being held back, drew from the treasury department this denial:
 "Inasmuch as the belief is prevalent in some quarters that reports on sub scriptions are being withheld in an en- deavor to create a bear impression, it seems proper to explain the manner in which the official figures are obtained and made public. Every afternoon at 3 o'clock, Washington time, the twelve federal reserve banks of the country report to the treasury department every subscription made through incorpor- ated banks and trust companies, on which deposits of 10 per cent have been paid. These reports are made public absolutely without change. The fig ures are taken directly from telegrams sent by the governor of each federal reserve bank and incorporated into the press statement. No attempt is made to create by those figures either good or bad impression of the manner in which the loan is progressing. The whole truth of the situation is told by the figures and they speak for them- selves"
 St. Louis Reaches 7o96 Mark The loan review added:
 Briefly stated, the situation tonight is that S532, 900, 900 must be subscribed on every one of the remaining seven working days of the loan if the total asked by Secretary McAdoo is to be obtained"
 Only 37 per cent of the six billion has been raised. Subscriptions by districts were reported as follows:
 St. Louis, $1s2,e54, 700, 70; Mnne- apoIis, $122,676,450, 58; Boston, $249, 538, 400, 49; San Francisco, $187,527, $50 46; Dallas, $55, 5,7o7 ,350, A; Chicago $377, ,466 300. 43; Cleveland, s211,548, 300, 35; Richmond, $e6,015, $50, 34; Philadelphia, $50, ,709, 500, 30; New York, $513,797, ,000, 28; Kansas City $72,0S5, 500, 27; Atlanta, $4e,s4s, 800, 25
 The New York and Chicago districts made gains of s6S,O00,000 and 52,00O,- 900, respectively.
 A gain of s14,OOO,0OO was reported today in the Kansas City district. Sub scriptions by states follow: Colorado 1 S11, ,193,950; Kansas, s22,S37,350; Mis- souri, s6,056,250; Nebraska, $16,s99,- 250; New Mexico, s749,7OO; Oklahoma $11,65S,700, and Wyoming, $2,59O, 400.
 Colorado lover" Today
 DENVER Oct. 11.-With $25,420, 50C of the states quota of $37, ,47S,55O of the fourth Liberty loan pledged, workers in both Denver and throughout the state were planning tonight on redou- bled efforts to send the state over the top tomorrow.
 Workers in Denver added pledges to- talling $1,971,S00 to their total today bringing the citys total to S16,123, $50 The city quota is $17,911,75O.
 In the state outside of Denver pledge. totaling $1,453,900 were secured and the total for the outside counties raised to s9,297,150. Archuleta, Lincoln Crowley and Rio Grande were official. ly reported as having raised their quo. tas, making a total of eleven countie. now over the top. Hope of sending th, state over tomorrow is based partly o1 reports that pledges in excess of S5, o0O,OO0 secured in various Colorad, counties are to be turned in to bank. tomorrow.
 President Arrives to Boost
 NEW YORK, Oct 11.-Presiden Wilson came to New York today tt join with New Workers tomorrow il paying tribute to the discoverer O America with a spectacular militar, pageant which will establish a higl water mark for the Liberty loan cam paign in the New York district. The president was accompanied b, Mrs. Wilson, Miss Margaret Wilson Rear Admiral Cary T. Grayson an, Secretary Tumulty. No notice ha, been given in advance of his comin but the news that he had arrive , spread quickly and he was greete with tumultuous cheers by crowd l which gathered in front of the rail } road station. The party was met b l, Colonel E. M. House, who entertaine } the president and Mrs. Wilson at din 5 ner tonight
 t From the station the president mo l tored with his wife and daughter t 5 the quarters of the American Geogra 5 phic society at Broadway and 156t l street. From there they went to tn ' home of Colonel House and this even