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Show Owners of Second Liberties! Can Take Coupons to Any Bank Today SAN FRANCISCO, May 15. Uncle Sam cuts a $5,000,000 melon today in the Twelfth federal reserve district In ' the form of semi-annual Interest pay-' ments on the Second Liberty loan. Just! how much of this $5,209,116 interest j will go to residents of the Pacific! coast is conjectural, as the federal re-j serve bank has no means of knowing how many of the bonds havo passed ( fl'nm tllQ Vlnnrlc rf nrlfrlnnl nil.Almrnvn to buyers outside of the Twelfth district dis-trict The interest payment is based on the amount of bonds allotted. Gov. Jno. U. Calkins of the federal reserve bank of San Francisco advises holders of Second Liberty loan bonds to ca.jh their government obligations selling this month at ?4.16. The interest inter-est on a $100 Second Liberty loan bond of the four per cent issue is $2, while the interest on a $100 bond bearing bear-ing 4Vi per cent interest is $2.13. All that is necessary to' cash the interest in-terest coupon is to take it to any bank and offer it at the paying teller's window, win-dow, or it may be offered as part payment pay-ment on a War Savings stamp, which will immediately begin to bear ! per cent Interest compounded every' throe months. Investment of Liberty loan coupons in War Savings stamps immediately imme-diately puts interest at work earning interest. |