Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1919-04-23

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FIRST DISTRICT.
Andy Elmore. Ch airman, G. A.
Haley. j. h. Smith.
SECOND DISTRICT.
W. G. Elmore. Chairman, A. L. Ell
more, Z. +. Brookhart.
THIRD DISTRICT.
J. A. Kemmer, Chairman, Virgil
Hinch, R. A. Powell.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
N. d. Walker, Chairman. Arths !
Watson, Frank March.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
]. A. Flynn, Chairman, 7. W. t'lyEs
o. c. Stewart.
The amount of the issue of the Vic
tory Liberty Loan is $4, 500, 600, 900
and no transcription will be ac-
cepted. subscription up to, and includ-
| ing, $4,000 will be allotted in full;
those in excess of this amount will be
received subject to allotment,
Date of issue: May goth, 1919, and
will mature May goth, 1923.
Interest dates: The first coupon will
be dated Dec. 18th, 1919, and the inter-
est will be payable June 18TH and Dec.
10Th thereafter.
Interest rates: 3-4 percent Four
Year convertible Gold Notes. convert
ible any time during their life, at the
option of the holder, into 3-4 convert
ible Gold Notes, which in like III manner,
will be convertible into the 3-4 per-
cent Gold Notes.
Tax Exemption: The notes bearing
a 3-4 percent interest will be exempt
from state and local taxes, except state
and inheritance taxes, and from nor.
NAL Federal income taxes. The notes
hno q A inf mill a
exempt from all Federal. state or
local taxes, except state or inheritance
taxes.
Redemption: These notes will be
redeemable at the option of the United
States on June Is or Dec. Is. 1922, at
100 percent and accrued interest.
Subscriptions may be taken tor either
3-4percent or 4 3-4 percent convert
ible Gold notes in coupon or registered
form, but only Sd percent convert
BILE Gold Notes in coupon form will be
avilable for delivery against full pay
ment during the campaign.
Individual application blanks will be
forwarded to you upon request, from
the County Chairman's office, or you
may call upon your district committee
who will be glad to furnish same to
you.
PAYMENTS.
In full with application, or 10 per-
cent on or before May 10, 10 percent
July 18th, 20 percent Aug. 18th, 70
percent Sept. 9th. ~ percent Oct. 7th,
20 percent Nov. 11th, with accrued in-
terest on deferred lnstallments.
Cumbeflan county's quota is $50. $50
and the allotments to the five districts
are as follows:
First, $11. 1850.
Second, So, 500.
Third. $4,000.
Fourth, Sc, 900.
Fifth. $500.
GERMAN HELMETS.
There have been sent to this county
six German helmets, which will be
given as prizes on the following plan:
One helmet to the man selling the
greatest number of Victory Bonds.
One helmet to the lady selling the
argest number of Victory Bonds.
One Helmet to the man selling the
argest number of dollars worth of
Victory Bonds.
One helmet to the lady selling the
argest number of dollars worth of
Victory Bonds.
One helmet to the boy selling the
greatest number of bonds. One he'll
net to the girl selling the greatest
Imber of bonds.
Should the same party sell both the
.reatest number of bonds and the
.reatest number Of dollars worth of
onds, they will not receive both
rizes, but the second helmet will go
o the party selling the second great
st number. Under no circumstances
7ill two helmets be awarded one per-
on.
This offers an opportunity for you
0 win a prize relic that our boys
elped to take from the Germans.
Will you efforts now obtain the prize
'hich has been made possible to you
y the struggles and blood of our boys
nd your sons?