ONE WAY OF SUBSCRIBING.

The success of the Harvard Liberty Loan Campaign demands not only the cooperation of individuals but of organizations of various kinds. Wherever possible idle funds must be converted into the loan. The action of the Sigma Alpha Mu Fraternity sets an example to be followed by the social organizations. Yet a more representative expression of Harvard's support of the loan could be gained by transferring class treasury accounts into bonds. Those who have contributed to the funds and who are now unable to subscribe individually could feel that they had helped the cause. The transfer of class funds from a Cambridge bank to the U. S. treasury will cause little apprehension.