U.S. Government liberty bonds and victory notes.

Custody of liberty bonds by savings banks.
Published: (1918)

Results of Victory Liberty Loan subscriptions, according to districts, States, and large cities.
Published: (1919)

[Post card on sinking of Lusitania urging purchase of liberty loan bonds].
Published: (1918)

American woman and Victory Liberty Loan.
Published: (1919)

[Circular letter from Secretary of Treasury to all patriotic Americans concerning purchase of liberty loan bonds].
Published: (1918)

Information respecting U.S. bonds, paper currency and coin, production of precious metals, et cetera.
Published: (1915)

Liberty-loan Sunday.
Published: (1917)

Second Liberty Loan of 1917 : source book.
Published: (1917)

Information folder for use of women liberty loan workers.

Plan of activity in behalf of "3rd Liberty Loan" for specially appointed liberty loan committees of organizations, clubs, societies, churches, et cetera.
Published: (1918)

Urgent war duty, save for 3rd Liberty Loan.
Published: (1918)

Liberty loan honor flag system, what it is and how it works.
Published: (1918)

Address of Hon. Lewis B. Franklin, Washington, D.C., Director, War Loan Organization, U.S. Treasury Department, at 5th Liberty Loan Conference, Congress Hotel, Jan. 29, 1919, Chicago.
Published: (1919)

Results of 4th Liberty Loan subscriptions according to districts, classifications, States, and large cities.
Published: (1919)

Women and victory.
Published: (1919)

Third Liberty Loan, address delivered by Hon. W. G. McAdoo, Secretary of Treasury, at Richmond, Va., Apr. 8, 1918.
Published: (1918)

Women and the liberty loan.
Published: (1917)

Receipts of Government from 1789-1892.
Published: (1893)

Patriotism of saving.
Published: (1918)

Facing facts.
Published: (1918)

Average percentages of pre-war income to pre-war invested capital of general classes of corporations, grouped as to trades or businesses, as provided for in Section 311(c)(2), Revenue Act of 1918.
Published: (1919)

Man who saves.
Published: (1919)

Speak unto the people that they go forward; leaflet on thrift for ministers.
Published: (1919)

Fable of married party with words to spare.
Published: (1918)

Where war money went : 1. What it bought in material; 2. What it saved in lives and time; 3. What we have left in human values, things, and dollars.
Published: (1919)

Primer of National Woman's Liberty Loan Committee for use of women speakers.
Published: (1918)

Speech of Hon. J.A. Pearce of Maryland, on the subject of the Texas debt : delivered in the Senate, February 10, 1853.
by: Pearce, James Alfred, 1805-1862
Published: (1853)

Equal partners; address delivered by Hon. W. G. McAdoo, Secretary of Treasury, to women liberty loan workers at Richmond, Va., Apr. 8, 1918.
Published: (1918)

Report from Secretary of Treasury, on present system of keeping and disbursing public money.
Published: (1834)

Statement, by quarters and years, from books of Treasurer of U.S., showing revenue collected, and expenditures of Government during each fiscal year from 1860 to 1877, inclusive, and amount of cash in Treasury belonging to U.S. at close of each quarter, from July 1, 1859, to June 30, 1877; and also recapitulatory statement of receipts and expenditures for each fiscal year, tabulated by warrants.
Published: (1878)

Report of the director of finance.
Published: (1936)

Report of the director of finance.
Published: (1934)

Report of the director of finance.
Published: (1938)

U.S. Government liberty bonds.
Published: (1923)

Les finances des États-Unis d'Amérique /
by: Lévy, Raphaël Georges, 1853-1933
Published: (1898)

Report of Samuel S. Hayes, of U.S. Revenue Commission, upon property in funds, and income derived therefrom, as source of national revenue : financial system of U.S.; creation of sinking fund; and taxation in general.
Published: (1866)