Word: loans
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...that the tumult and shouting that attended the start of the Loan drive are over, and the first flush of enthusiasm has worn off, the real work of the campaign is yet to begin. For the first two days there was a general air of elation and confidence which was fostered by the demonstrations and brass bands that were so much in evidence Saturday. That confidence must not be allowed to become overconfidence. Reports of large oversubscriptions of individual towns and many of the newspaper headlines which seem to indicate that the Loan is already sure to succeed must...
PRINCETON, N. J., APRIL 8.--The total for the first two days of the Third Liberty Loan Campaign at Princeton University was $1,250. Subscriptions are coming in with gratifying speed from all classes...
Yesterday the Liberty Loan Committee announced that the following official quotas have been assigned to the College: Seniors (plus unclassified and out-of-course men), $4,800 Juniors, 6,600 Sophomores, 8,100 Freshmen, 10,500 College quota...
With a total subscription of $800 for the opening day of the drive, the University has now got under way in its campaign, and it is expected that the men will now follow up this mediocre beginning with far heavier totals in the coming days of the Loan Campaign. The aforesaid total that was handed in yesterday may, in some measure, be pardoned for its lack of volume by the fact that the sum does not include the collections of the Freshman canvassers, who are due to make their first report today. Nevertheless, it is certain that the University...
...Faxon, president of the class of 1921, will preside at the festivities, and will made a short address. J. A. Sessions, class secretary-treasurer, will also speak, and J. M. Mitchell, who is chairman of the 1921 Third Liberty Loan Committee, will tell of the part the class will play in floating the new bond issue...