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FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF CHICAGO GOVERNMENT BOND DEPARTMENT ROOM 361-209 SO . LA SALLE ST. ADDRESS ALL COMMUNICATIONS RELATIVE TO GOVERNMENT BONDS • P . 0 . BOX BOS 0 . A .JONES,ASST . CASHIER MEYER,ACTING ASST.CASH I ER V. LAMONT, ACTINGASST. CASHtll!:R L . G . Circular No. 218 November 5, 1919. TO THE BANK OR TROST COMPANY ADDRESSED: Holders of four per cent (4i) Second Liber y Loan coupon bonds and four per cent (41o) First Liberty Loan Converted coupon bonds, who have not converted them prior to November 15 and December 15, 1919, respectively, should hold them until March 15, 1920. The four and one quarter per cent (4-1/4%) coupon bonds issued upon conversion at that time will have all subsequent coupons attached. NO PERMANENT LIBERTY LOAN BONDS WILL BE AVAI LABLE BEFORE MARCH 15, 1920. Four per cent (4t) coupon bonds to be exchanged for permansnt four per cent (41. J coupon bonds. should not be surrendered before that date. We are preparing accounting forms for the banks of this district to use in connection with the exchange of temporary for permanent bonds. These, together with forms for use in submitting the bonds to us, will be furnished in ample time. https://fraser.stlouisfed.org Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF CHICAGO Government Bond Department.
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