The evening world. Newspaper, May 2, 1919, Page 25

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Or you can buy on the Government plan as follows: On each $100 of Victory Notes—$10 when you subscribe; $10 July 15; $20 August 12; $20 September 9; $20 Octo- ber 7, and $20 November 11. This gives you over six months to complete your payments, or you can pay up your subscription more rapidly if you desire. Under the Government plan you make all payments at the bank through which you subscribe. The success of the Victory Loan is up to You It is your Victory—and your Loan—Invest! American Exchange National Bank Atlantic National Bank of the City af New York American Trust Co. Bank of America Bank of Cuba in New York Bank of Europe Bank of the Manhattan Co, Bank of New York, National Banking Association Bank of the United States Bankers Trust Company Bank of Washington Heights Battery Park National Bank of New York Bowery Bank of New York Broadway Centra! 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