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Richmond planet., 1907-10-26
Pulpit Vacant.

The pulpit of the First Baptist
Church, Pocahontas. Va is now va
cant. All preachers desiring fur
ther Information will please address,
J. L. McCLANAHAN, CLERK
Pocahontas. Va.
Richmond planet., 1907-10-26
no NEED oF ARGUMENT.

1t seems that there is no need of
argument, just now, to convince any
body that railroads and ship COM
panies when unrestrained care but
little for the rights of even white
folks and "big" white folks at that
How then could anybody imagine
that the Negro would receive fair
treatment al their hands? II is
therefore clear that those "Jim
Grow" legislatures have not hither-
to cared one farthing how the Ne
gro suffered just so he was shut
out of the car where the white man
rides.
Richmond planet., 1907-10-26

people TO travel I'm, at least. a small
degree of comfort. These laws
should provide for a careful state
inspection of all "Jim Grow" cars
so that the Negro would have n car
in which to travel instead of a coop
IN one end of a car.
Richmond planet., 1907-10-26

JOHNSON-Died suddenly on
the street I'm New York. September
20. 1907 of heart trouble. SOLON
JOHNSON. Mr.. Johnson was for
merly OF Richmond, Va.
Richmond planet., 1907-10-26

a demand is not worth the breath
it takes TO utter it unless there is
power behind It sufficient 20 insure
its enforcement.
Richmond planet., 1907-10-26
WANTS TO RIDE BEHIND.

All "Jim Grow" laws should place
him az the rear end OF each train
I'm the south. SO that he would at
least escape some of the smoke and
cinders from the engine. hope the
Negro press OF the South viii vigor-
ously contend for Improvement in
the Jim Crow" laws; there should
be no fear of ever having them reaca
a state or perfection such as would
In any sense tend 20 Justify their ex-
istence. for that Is absolutely i'm
possible, since all such laws are un-
fair, unjust and fundamentally
wrong.
Richmond planet., 1907-10-26
CAN NEVER BE MADE RIGHT.

They can never therefore be made
right. yet they exist and the same
spirit of prejudice and race hate that
brought them into existence will Ia
my opinion, sustain and perpetuate
them for many years TO come. in
spite of all that can be said or done.
Therefore it seems that the wisest
thing 10 do is 20 appeal to the rail-
road authorities for improvements
in their service and also to state leg
islatures for relief through legisIa-
ton
Richmond planet., 1907-10-26

Subscribe to The PLANET.
Richmond planet., 1907-10-26
INSANE RACE PREJUDIcEs.

The insane race prejudice that
produced all OF the Jim Grow" leg
isiation in the South seems to nave
found hendish delight I'm not only sep
arating us from the white people in
public conveyances but by leaving
us unprotected in that separation,
SO that railroads and other public con
vcyances. can and do. by neglect and
other methods heap upon US the
most outrageous indignities and in
justices whenever we travel
Richmond planet., 1907-10-26
ADVISES AN APPEAL
TO THE SOUTHERNER.
Railroad Travel in the SOUTHLAND.
Equal Accommodations Wanted
ADsTNGUsED GENTLEMAN DISCUSSES AN IMPORTANT QUESTION


Dear Mr.. Editor:
/ saw by The PLANET OF Septem-
Der 21st that you made recently a
formal complaint TO President Stew.
ems of the c. and o. r. II. against
the service given by that road to
the colored people who compose
such a large percent of its patron
age In Virginia. / hope and believe
that your effort will result in good.
SO far as IL is possible to accomplish
good by such appeals. 1t does seem
however, a shame that our race
should be left TO the tender mercies
of railroads and other public car
riers.
Richmond planet., 1907-10-26
rs MEANEsT FEATuRE.

One of the meanest features OF
all those "Jim Grow" laws is con-
spicuous In the reckless manner in
which the colored sraveler is placed
in the power of public carriers.
These laws usually provide for "e-
kual' or 'as good" accommodations
for colored as for white people.
Now whose duty is IL 60 see that the
accommodations for colored passen-
gers are equal" or "as good" as
those provided for white people?
So far as / can learn Il IS all left 20
the railroad and ship people them
selves aud the result is a little coop
in one end OF a car called q smoking
car and an ordinary day coach par
utiQned OF by a curtain or other
wise for first-class Negro coach.
THE DEVIL WOULD HESITATE.
Now the devil, who Is the father
OF lies would hesitate long before he
would SO stultify himself as TO call
such a coach equal in comfort to a
whole, airy. first class day coach yet
the railroad people do, and the leg
islatures of all Jim Crow States
acquiesce by their silence and mac
tivity thus permitting corporations
zens of the privilege of travelling in
any sort OF comfort after being
forced TO pay price equal to the
highest paid by white people who
enjoy every comfort in travel.
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w ANTED-Exper waitress APP
ply Strong'S restaurant, SO Soutl
Holman street; Sc per week--S-29- II
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CHICAGO LETTER.

Chicago. Aug. 29.-WHEAT-It has
shown much nervousness today, alter
mating from strong to weak and back
again frequently. September liquida-
ton has continued and spectators have
taken advantage of this and the mar
rowness of the market to work on the
short side. In the absence of the or
binary buying from the small towns
the market is exposed and vulnerable.
1t has not responded today as it should
TO the bullish news at hand. Carrying
charges have again thrown a wet
blanket on the hopes OF the buyers.
Among the features of strength are the
higher English cables in the face of
yesterdays closing weakness, the big
decrease in the wheat stocks northwest,
100000 decreases at Minneapolis in
the last FIVE days and the continued
small shipments from Argentine. These
are even smaller than from the pre-
vious smaller crop. estimates for the
week from Argentine 4Oo,o against
l.04S,0O0 last year Cash sales, 3d.
600; seaboard. six loads.
CORN-Was higher early but was
dragged down somewhat by the wheat
depression later. a great deal of long
corn came on sale on the early bulge
which appeared to be based on the big
rains in Iowa, and parts OF Illinois not
wanted at this stage and on the higher
cables and reported good demand
abroad. There was some nervousness in
the market also because Of the strin-
gency in supply OF yellow corn which
was wanted badly by shippers who to-
day paid a big premium for it. Cash
sales. 13o. coo; seaboard, six loads.
OATS-5ave been dull all day, but
have held the early advance far better
than other grains. There has been a
good shipping demand and local sales
have aggregated 10000. Cash oats in
the sample market one-half to 1 cent
higher. Wet weather in Illinois and
Iowa is a strong factor in oats. Only
a small proportion have been threshed
or stacked and current heavy rains
mean more damage.
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The further intimation that the sec
rotary OF treasury is to deposit $1,000
600 a week with the New York banks
for period Of about six weeks was
the subject of much favorable COM
ment up town this morning. One well
known banker in discussing the mat
ter. said that he thought it was the
most commendable action that lad
been taken by any secretary for many
years and his only surprise was that
il had not been taken by former heads
Of that department. lie said also, that
the information had come to him that
certain banking interests which are
likely 10 figure very prominently in
the affairs of Wall street from this
time on, have told their friends that
the money market will be materially
easier in the near future.-News.
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NEW YORK LETTER.

New York, Aug. 29.-Dullness per-
vaded the stock exchange to the exelu-
sion Of all other features The ap-
preaching two holidays, both Saturday
and Monday has in measure curtaiied
speculation in stocks.
The trend Of prices throughout to-
days session was downward. The alb
sence OF any extended short interest in
the general market gave the bears re-
newed courage.
The closing prices in some instances
being slightly lower. The list was de-
pressed somewhat by the Iron Age Re
view. There is also no doubt that the
Erie dividend plan was disappotnt-
ment to both bulls and bears because
the plan is such long distance affair
The market has been strong for sew
eraI days and today it dragged. Some
believed the duliness due to lack Of
outside speculation.
The next quarterly report of the
United States Steel corporation will re-
veal an untitled tonnage below seven
millions tons as compared with eight
millions tons September, 1906. The Bank
of Englands weekly statement was a
favorable one.
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IOST-Key, at Hagenbeck's circus on
ball ground Please mail or return
to Lake County Times Offices 26-tf
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Stocks, Grain and Provisions
ILATEsr MOVEMENTS N BY EXCLUSIVE WIRE TO
INDUSTRIAL CENTERS,

ment sent out notifications to those
National Banks which are to receive
government deposits. Of the amount
which viii be allotted this week. Sim
liar notifications viii be sent each
week. The department will not make
public the total amount allotted nor
the names of the banks which are to
receive the deposits. II was said at
the department today that the allot-
ment was made in amounts and to
recipients after careful consideration
of the circumstances and with the tina
of placing the money where it would
do the most good To the commercial
situation.
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WANTED Experienced girl for gen
eral homework; good wages to one
competent to go ahead with all work.
Apply 20S Hammond building.-S-2S-t TT
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LAPORT FAIR
BIG SUCCESS
First Day Was a Good One
Although Nelson Fam
lily Disappoints.
MISTAKE IN BOOKINGS
Races VIII Be Pulled Off Today With
With Lake County Horses in
the Running.

Six hundred people attended the
first evening program of the LaPorte
county fair. In every way 1t proved
big success hit, with a capital
H. The grounds were brilliantly ilu-
minated. flral hall was open and the
minated, floral hall was open and the
program of popular selections. The
people found much to interest them
both in floral hall and at the grand
stand. before which the free attrac-
lions were given on a raised platform.
The Flying DeNovas, aerial wonders,
gave their great act. The Schaar by
cyclists were not only funny but clever
and entertaining, while Cyclic, who is a
member of the troupe, performed feats
of great amazement to all. Bertha
Phillips, the contortionist, was the
finest female performer ever seen here
in that line. The only regret was the
absence of the famous Nelson family,
due to d misunderstanding of orders.
So far as can be learned the bureau,
under the management of which the
Nelson's are travelling this year, sent
the troupe to Lafayette, instead of
LaPorte, and though there had been
rumors of misunderstanding for sew
eral days, it was not possible until
yesterday to get the matter
Strengthened out, but the Nelson fam
lily arrived this morning from La
fayette, where they are not due until
next week. They made their appear
ance this afternoon and were given
a big ovation.
There is no exaggeration in the
statement that floral hall never looked
prettier or more attractive than it does
this year. Never before in the history
of the society have exhibitors clamored
so hard for space as this year and it
was only after much ingenuity on the
part of the persons in charge that all
We're accommodated satisfactorily. In
| spite of that, however. some exhibits
were not placed at all, there being no
room for them.
Races Today.
The following are the events fol
| today:
2s2O Trot, Purse $500.
Billy Jay, b. g-James Daley, Chi
cage. Ill
ode G.. b. NH. T. Baker. Kan
kekee. Ill.
Monte Wilkes, b. &C. Conner
| South Bend, Ind.
Cressmore, CHI. g.-Jos. NJ. Sullivan
St. Louis, b. g.-J. Line, LaPorte
Sandy McWhorter, oh. g.-WfI Da-
Wis. Crown Point. Ind.
2sI5 Pace, Purse $500.
Jerry L, br. g-Sam Saxon, EaI
| Buren,. Mich.
Raymore. b. g.-Duban Bros. Rens,
selaer. Ind.
LATE L, b. st Johnson. Var
Buren,. Mich.
Miss Belle Robertson. b. A
Baker, Kankakee. i'll.
Teddy B., 9. g.-W. A Beahm, La
Porte
DR.. Benny. b. g.-Dan Pierce. valpa
| raise. Ind.
Lottie L, b. m.-Dan Pierce. valpa
raise. Ind.
Highland Princess. b. NV. H
Beardsley, Bronson. Mich.
Gentlemen's Driving Glass, Pace
Purse $500.
Thursdays Program.
9 q. Injecting OF officers an,
superintendent.
II a. m.-Prof c. L Christie o
Purdue University viii lecture Of
Corn Improvement"
l p. m.-Trotting and pacing.
$50 p. nl.-Reports of awardin,
committees made to secretary.
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Notwithstanding treasury depart
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section -. township 8

NV 4 OF section 10, township Sc.
range :.
Redivision OF block s in the fourth
addition to Indiana Harbor is plated
on the redivison of the fourth addition
to Indiana Harbor
IN addition to the foregoing trans
fers there have been fled for record
six mortgages, seven releases and
twelve miscellaneous Instruments.
S-34-9-Part NV i S-34-s, one
half acre, section S-34-s-Part
NV I S-34-S, Mary J. McGinnis
70 Albert J. Young ........... 1.4O0
7-36-s-E = ne Il ne Il sw Il
1865. Ella r Harris TO VIII
liam c. Caldwell ...
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call boys. Apply
Yardmaster Erie X. R.-S-2S-3t.
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Primary Movement.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS,

Union Stock Yards, Aug. 29.-Hog
receipts, 10000; market Toe to I5c
lower; left over, $500; estimated to-
morrow, 10000. Light, s6.05 to 6A55;
rough, 1915 to $40
Cattle receipts, $780, market steady.
BeeYes, $500 70 $50; COWS, S1.30 to $40 !;
stockers, $3.50 to $40.
Sheep receipts. $4,000; market loo to
zoe lower. Native and western, $500 TO
sos; lambs and western, $500 to 1875.
omaha-Hogs, 1000; cattle. $500;
sheep, $500.
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WEATHER FORECAST.

Minnesota-Partly cloudy with show
ers tonight or tomorrow; stationary
temperature.
Iowa-Showers tonight and tomor-
row: generally fair.
Dakotas, Nebraska and Montana
Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow /,
not much change in temperature.
Illinois and 1ndiana-Showers tonight
Dr. tomorrow stationry temperatures.
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LIVERPOOL MARKET.

Liverpool. Aug. 20.-Wheat opened
three eighths higher; corn opened one
eighth higher
Wheat closed three-quarters to one
and one eighth higher; corn closed ono
half higher
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Indiana Harbor-Lot %. 4 lot
%, block 81, East Chicago Co. TO
Alex Fucko 1919. ......... -
Indiana City-W y block 8, Nor
colts addition, William Parsons
to Richard L. Miller. ... -
Indiana City-W y block 3, Nor
colts addition, Richard /. Mil
Ter to Walter G. Wo0lley .... -
Indiana City-E u block 8, Nor
colts addition. William Eliot
FuTness TO Richard L. Miller. -
Toleston-Lots %, rs, and IS.
block c. T. L & /. Co.'S sec
ond Oak Park addition. Calu
met Land Co. 10 Arthur 4.
Toleston-Lot 2s. block 4. c. T.
l. & / Co.'S third addition. Jas.
H Hyman to Peter Romanyak. s 4
Oakland-Lots II, y, 10, 26 o 20.
block 6 lots l TO 3. 20 10 %.
block 3. ". Hall Trigg 70 Frank
Oakland-Lots Il to 1e, 2s TO AZ.
block 5, Charles W. Freeman to
Frank 3. Pattee .-.. -
East Chicag o=Lots IS, 20, p, 30,
Al, 43, Isadd & Smiths addition.
Clarence c. Smith TO Minnie
spear
sixth addition to New Chicago
plated on the subdivision Of the sK-
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Through train agreements between
the Colorado q Southern and the FRS.
co system have been made whereby
beginning Jan. /. the two roads will
operate through trains from Denver
to New Orleans
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In every issue of newspaper some
item of news stands out above all the
rest-and some particular advertise
ment does the same thing.
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GRAIN MARKETS.

Chicago, Aug. Gear lots TODAY.
W beat. lie cars; corn, 134 cars: oars
Ciearances-Wheat and -four. 40 ooo
hu, corn, 172,000 blu; oats. Is 600 bu.
Estfmates-Wheat, III cars. corn III
cars oats 421 cars; hogs, 2I,00o head.
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The market was much more active
today than yesterday. at least it was
much stronger, and better undertone
prevailed.
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I was talking with party who is
prominent in New York Central affairs
who assures me there would be no cut
in New York Central dividend next
month. I consider this first class in
formation.
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Connection work in the Trinity and
Brazos valley road in Texas owned
by the Colorado & Southern has been
completed and through trains between
Denver and Galveston will be put in
operation Oct. l.
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LOST AND FOUND-Wil finder Of
black morocco pockeIbook. contain
ing money. business cards and CORES
pondence. return same to II. p. L, Lake
County Times, and receive reward?-
So f.
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There seems to be more confidence,
even for some of the bond issues that
have been SO badly battered of late
The good standard securities all
showed gains of from IL per cent
compared with last nights close, and
some of the minor issues scored larger
gains.
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We believe that better values will
be seen, and people should not hesitate
TO buy stocks at present level
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1t is not probable that stocks are go
Ing up very far Immediately, neither
are they going down much. The trend
is upward. but Improvement Will like
~ be gradual. Buy on the reactions
Take profits on rallies if you choose,
but we think you will make more by
ignoring fluctuations and holding your
stocks for the bull market which is
sure to come sooner or later.
The Colorado and Southern railroad
has closed contracts and deals for
traffic arrangements and finished CON
struction work which practically COM
pletes the dreams of the builders of
the road for q big North and Southern
of the circumstances and with the time
system. A traffic arrangement between
that road and the Union Pacific has been
entered into whereby the Colorado 4
Southern viii connect the link between
Denver and its Wyoming branch and
operate trains direct from Grin juno
ton to Denver beginning Sept 1.
Washington-The treasury depart
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CLASSIFIED WANT ADS.


Does your sewing machine need re-
pairing2 Ii so. call up c. f Miller the
sewing machine expert. 24l East State
street. phone 26o1. 1915 -
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Yesterdays buying was of an excep-
tional character. II it were not for
the bear contingent stocks would be
scarce. We believe values Will do bet
ter. People with funds should not hes
itate to invests. S. & Co.
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WANTED-25 experienced salespeopIe
for all departments of our store; one
experienced clothing salesman. one ex-
perienced man TO unpack furniture and
black stoves; five cash boys and girls.
E. c. Minas Co.-2'SG.
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HEARD ON BOURsE.

Would buy Northern Pacific and
Coppers.-Koshlaud
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FOR EXCHANGING IA years old
good for farm work or light wagon.
Address Liz. Lake County Ttmes.-17
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NOTICES.

Ut 80 E-1OE4S WI AV-A0-
NOTICES.
NOTICE To COAL DEALERS.
The undersi gned wishes TO receive
bids by the 31st day OF August for
Winter supply of Sunday Creek. Hook
ing coal. delivered in quantities not
over 25 tons at time. TO West Ham
mond public school. No coal to be I'M
loaded when school is in session.
FRED SEIGRIST. Secretary.
Board Of Education, West Hammond.
-S-26-4t.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIVE
In the matter of the estate of Ben
Jamin j. Kaufman, deceased No. 292.
Notice is hereby given that the I'M
dersiEned has been appointed admins
tratrlN of said estate by the clerk OF
the Lake superior court.
said estate is supposed to be solvent.
CATHERINE kAUFFMAN,
Administrative.
Dated August 20. 1907.
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FOR EXCHANGED lunch coun-
ter with ten stools, for anything
worth about $40. Address Box L-26,
Lake County Times.-17.
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FOR SALE-First class grocery wagon
1913 Monroe street; phone 4033.-8-2S-6
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ROR SALE.

FOR SALE-Saloon and boarding house
in Hammond, near factories. Ad-
dress ]. G., Lake County Times.-8-29-2
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Sixth addition to New Chicago is
plated on the subdivision Of the aW-k
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WANTED-Cylinder press feeders; no
labor trouble, steady work Write
or apply at once. The Werner CO.,
Akron. o.
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zsth, and Bond avenue
watch and Woodman fob. Liberal re-
ward on return to 1882 Bond avenue or
Lake County Times at $40 Buffalo ave
nue-S-29-3t.
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RooMERS WANTED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. roomer; all mod
ern conveniences; near business CEN
ter. 247 East State street.-8-24-6t.
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WANTED-Widow with young child
wishes position as housekeeper. 73S
Sheffield aVenue.-S-23-6t.
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WANTED-Maid, excellent housekeeper,
German, 20 years of age, wishes po-
sition with private family to do house
work; with children preferred. Ad-
dress B, Lake County Times.-S-2S-3t-
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PEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-Waitre at Gibson II. r. Y
NJ. c. A; good wages, private room
and board for experienced helps 29-;
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WANTED-A good strong boy to learn
the bakers trade. Apply 81 State
street.-S-27-3t.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-12-12
Stop Coinage Of New Money.

Philadelphia, Penn, Dec. S.
According to adviees today from
Washington, the government officials
are not satisfied with the new gold
double eagle which has just been is
sued from the mint in this city, and
the treasury has ordered that the
coinage Of the new pieces be discon-
tinued. Thus far about 1875, 900 OF
the coins have been circulated. The
defect is a rough wire edge, due to
the extraordinary pressure necessary
to secure the concave effect WHICH
the design calls for.
New dies are being made to elimi-
nate this defect, and coinage will be
resumed shortly. The design, which
has been pronounced extremely srtis-
tbs, will not be changed.
1t is stated that because of the
unusual amount Of labor required to
produce the new coins they are the
most expensive ever turned out in
this country.