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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-02
LOCAL HIDE MARKET.

Green Hides /, 15c; No. ., lac.
Green Calyes-No. l, 20c No. ., 1S6c.
Horsehidea i, SO; No. 2, So. Cured
Hides-No. ], 17c: No. 2. 1oc.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-02
FORMER BOCHE
LEADER SHOWS
IN SOVIET DEAL

Continued From Page One9
mpossibly strategically to halt at this
inc and in this contention American
military experts concur
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-02

LIVERPOOL. Sept There was more
inquiry for spot cotton at the opening,
prices hardening Sales. 5000; American
mids fair. q .25d; good mids, 24.5Od full
mlds. 23d; middlings. 21.50d; low mids.
1I.50d; good ordinary, 14.25d; ordinary,
13.25d
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-02

The supply of apples has been better
during the past three days of the week.
For a time the only apples on the mar
ket were Of poor quality, which prob
ably was due somewhat to the fact that
at that time farmers had but little time
to spend gathering the apples from the
ground, but there is more time to spend
now and the supply on the market is
changed noticeably.
The prohibition of cider making by
farmers is also a factor in bringing more
apples on the market
But few Of the apples on the market
are hand picked, being windfall apples
There was few changes to higher
in the cheese market. Longhorns are
now selling at 3O131c a pound /; diaries,
soc, and Wisconsin fats, Doc Prices of
other grades were unchanged.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-02

Tomatoes are bringing just about
what can be gotten for them, ranging in
price from % cents to $685. accord
ing to the quality.
a few yellow egg tomatoes were on
the market at 40 cents a basket.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-02
FEE SYSTEM IN
FOR DAVIS RAP

(continned From Page one.l
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-02

Homegrown grapes are now on the
market at and Z cents a pound in
twenty hce-pound baskets.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-02
On Commission RoIO

Continued cool weather had a marked
effect on the produce market today, with
trading very slow and not an over
supply Of produce articles on the market.
Many of the smaller vegetables are
practically of the market now, and al
though other vegetables have been con-
tinued by the cool weather, which has
htndered development considerably, the
supply will be cut shorter every day
now.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-02
CuTCAco pRoDUCE.

Urn meal, cwt, net. .............:..$ 4oO
n Bake bakers -four. 9S-lb sacks. 13.40
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-02
NEW YORK LIBERTY BONDS.
Sept. /
MOTOR SECURITIES.

(By Thomson & McKinnon)
Sept. /
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-02

It is reported that the officials of the
United Mine Workers are urging the men
of the unions to accept the award of the
coal commission and will back President
Wilson in his challenge to insurgents in
the Wilkesbarre district.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-21

unc Turcii aflau in lcgaturi de prietcnic Fran
ia, Sc afla intr 20 polite critici.
Armatele Iuscsti pregatcau sl navaleasca in
Moldova 81 in Muntenia, tertor apartnatoare Tur
cie. Find un preten decarat al t'rantei putca
mine in Moldova Sd infrune urgia Rusor carl aveau
ura pc e 81 pregatit, ca pc data simt ca Ru
sii pornit sa lntre i'll tara fuga la Constantnopol
Pc tronu subred al Sultanilor Sc afla Sem Ill, un
barbat Gu ide modeme 81 ncliant faca mai multe
leforme berale, dar de caracter slab; condus de
femee din Harcm 81 sub Influenza marelui vizir
Domnul Moldove nestiind cum esi razboiul in
tre Rusi 81 Turc cauta sd puma bne pc nga Rus,
fap fu descopcrit de diplomats franceza 81 comu-
ncata Portei, 81 Moruz fu reclemat din Donnie 81 sur
ghiunit.
Arghropuos, care in culent Gu planurile Dom
nnui 81 simtise Cd Donnul cazu i'll dsgratia Turci-
lor contrbui 81 mai multi la discretitarea ui 81 vond
cstige favoarea mareui vizir, 81 e afe-
eat ii descrsese frumuseea Eleei III ste culori att
de vii incit ii zapaci capul 81 in cele din ura trimsc
pc Kuzun si aduca la Colstantinopol aceasta Gu cite
va saptamini inante de sc hotar rechenarea lui Mo-
ruiz
La inceput, Arghi,opulos iubea pc Elena, ca OH
tinar seducator 81 corrupt cind vede faa care
j Alta pasiunile, 81 voia Q cucereasca amanta, sd
mai adaoge inca victima la numarul victmeor bes,
tiatat sale Mai tirzu insS cind vazut ca pozti
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-21
DARE DE SEAMA 81 MULTI
MITA PUBLICA.

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,.Ulpia Traiana" din f..
ric, Pa, avut petrecere tea
trala, imprcunata GU dams. in
ziua de 7 Ianuarie 1920. la care
petrecere s'a jucat piesa hazlia /:
Gu Voia Dumisale" sub con
duccrea domnului Silnion Rinei'.
Gu aceasta ocaziunea sau III
trecut aSteptarilc noastre, avIn
un rezultat foartc multumitor
att din pune de vederc moral.
cit 81 material.
Deci pc aceasta Gale he tinein
de datorinta multumi domni-
lor diletanti, care n'au crutat
tim 81 cstcncala pentru buna
reusita care rezultat din munca
depusa de dinsii. 81 care sunt
urmatorii:
Domnul Simion Cristca, in ro-
lul lui Chiriac ,comerciant ba-
trim, doamna Ana !. Bolca, rolul
Mclania, flea lui Chiriac. S'a pro
dus admirable dOmnul loan Tru-
ia in rolul lui Romul, professor
de uniycrsitate. Tot aseemnea
81 domnul llaric Pintea, in rolal
lui Gligore, baiat de pravalie, a
fost foarte comic dupa cum nn-
mai. d-sa site sd Sc produca. Tot
odata aducem multumirilc noa-
sire domnului Partenie Chirila
pentru fapta laudabila, d-sa do
mind o baxa de chendi, care pu-
nimdu-se la loterie a adus un
VENT de 10 dolari, care suma
b'a adaogat la venitul petrece-
rei.
Dcci pc aceasta Gale. aducem
multumirile noastre. att dior
'liletanti, cit 81 onoratului pu-
bile care ne-a sprijinit GU pre-
zenta dior.
Gu accasta ocaziune am avut
"um5tOrul rezultat:
nitrate totalc .......... $9Oo9
Elite totalc ........... $4845
Vent curat ........... $42.4t
In numelc societatii ,,Ulpla
Traiana" din Erie. Pa:
Comitetul aranjator.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-21
G A U T

pc cuscrul meu Payel Aldca din
comma Sinca Neche. judetul IA
garas Rominia Mare. Rog pc din
sui daca celeste acest anunt sl-
mi scrie imediat.
Tot odata rog pc. toti fratl!
Romini, care stiu ceva despre din
sui sa ma incunostlinteze pcntru
care fapta le' voiu fl foarte r.
cunoScator pentru aceasta faccre
de blne. - Adresa mca este:
loan Bentea, iii So. Jefferson
Street, New Castle, Pa.
(11-17)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-21
A v I z i.

Uniunii Solicitation Romine A
mericane 81 tuturor societatilor
apartinatoare Uniunei, sunt ruga.
te lua la cunostinta schimbarea
adresei de la 1928 Wade Park A
We a societatii DR.. G. Angelescu
la P. o. Box 221 Sta. B. ORR 81
ce scrisori sunt de a Sc trimite pc
adresa noua 81 pc numele societa-
til. Scrisori trimise pc numele u
nui membru sau functionar MI
Sc primesc in baxa, nici societa
tea nu va fl responsible pen
tru ele.
I'm numele societatii DIR. c.
Angelescu" din Cleveland, Ohio
loan Dumitras, presedinte.
Teodor Miclea, secretar I.
(13-15)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-21

81 majcstoasa Elenci 81 nici o frumusctc
dcsavrsita, rapitoare flea boieruu Dumtrascu 81
i'll nteligenta 81 cultura, toatc nferoare e Nj
mai doua din elc prccpeau limba greaca Ana Vasiliu,
flea unu negustor din Galat 81 Sultana Mitrea, flea
unu boicas din judctul Covurlu; celc 'alte nu vor
beau de cit limba materna
Gu polonezele nu "a putut ntelege bne, s'a mul-
tumit sa lie vaza 81 sd e mngae. Una din Rutence Va
silca vorbea bine romneste 81 81 moldovencec
s'a intretinut mai multi mai seama Sultana care
era mai smpatica 81 mai inteligenta
Afla de la ca de trei ze de cind Sc afla pc CO.
rabe, sunt nchse in niste cabne in catul al doilea al
vasulu, cite doua 81 trc una 81 povesti Eenei fe
lul cum fost amagita ii furata de tinar a.
duso la Galati, promsiun 81 juraminte ca va lua
de sotie 81 o va face doamna mare 81 dupa ce
necinstito, 1ntro seara Gu ca sa Sc plimbe pc
malul Dunare 81 s'a urcat pc corabie zicnd ca
are cunoscut caruia vrea sal comande niste mar
fur din Constantinopol, 81 disparut lasind-o in
seaa capitanului, ncs-o intro cab;l in care
sc mai afla poloneza.
Ii spuse ca tipat 81 plins sal dca drumul 81
rezutatul f0st ca dus-o in fundul vasului unde
au inchs-o intro celula intunecoasa in stat
zi 81 noapte, pima cnd sleita de puteri promiseca
nu tipa 81 Fl inistta nuna so scoata din NOR
mintul acela. s
| 10 saa 9srt tva arma)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-21

LIBERTY BONDURI
ST MARCI DE RAZBOIU.

: Ninde-le acuma. PIatim banl
gaia 81 preturile cele mai bune
Simon este cea mai clnStlta casa
de schimb. Room 2lG LennoN
Bldg, al doilea Etai. Luati ele-
vatorul colt Gu East 9th 81 Eu-
cid Avenue. De-asupra de Singer
Sewing Machine Co. Deschis pial
la Orele 6 D. no (lx6).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-21
ROMAN DE: G. r. PASCU.
T. rnnare)

Pc timpul cind "a petrecut rapirea Elenei Dumi-
trascu anuui 1906 Europa era sub eroarea lui
Napoleon Bonapartc, in ziua de Decembrie 1904
fost incoronat mparat al Frantei 81 batuse in mai
lnue razboae toate almatele puterilor Europei Sin
gura Englitera ma suferit nfringer rusnoase 81 ma
.lncleat tratac ume Frana toate cee l'alte pll-
teri europene fost batute in mai multe rnduri 81
.sufer unilinta de inchina nilintea cucertoruu
Austria era ca 81 sdrobta; Spania era la discrcta
sFranei; Prussia batuta III mai multe r1nduri Russia
semenea; 81 Turcli sa scapc de nimicirea lor
nintati de pare de Rus 81 de alta pare de Napoleon
in cclc din urlna Francez Faptul acesta
stirnit Anglei impotriva Turcor 81 an indemnat
pc Rusi sa ntre in razboi Turcii, ca eas va veni
in ajutor pc apa.
Alexandra Mornzi, Donmul Moldove, find parti-
zannl mi Napoleon Bonaparte, prin faptul ca pima a-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-21
G A U T


pc fratele meu I. Costea 81 pc I'LL
c,mnat al meu n. Pepe!ea, am
bii din comma Boholt judetul
Tirnava Mare. Rominia. Ambii
an fost soldati in armata austro-
ungara. Ne avind nici Stire
sigura despre dinsii. daca sunt
morti sau sunt aruncati de soar
tea aceia mizcrabila in vre-,
parte lumei. rog din inima pc
fratii RomIni aflatori in Slba-
ria sau alte part ale globulul,
ca in caz daca auvre-O stire des
pre- sus numitii ii rog ami scrie
la adreSa de mai jos. Pentru ID
cerca de bine le yoiu ii recunos-
Gator.
Vesile Costea, p. o. Box 1922, E.
Youngstown, O., N. America.
1J-16)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-21
/ N V I T A r E

Domnul Moisa 81 Soft Muntean
| din comma Apoldul Mic, jude
tul Sibiiu. GU ocaziunea botezu-
lui ficei dior Elisaveta va aranIla
petrecere. la care roaga GU cea
maj mare dragostc pc toate n"a-
murile 81 consatelfii. prietenii 81
cunoScutii din loc 81 dim jur q
. lua parte la aceasta petrecere. ca
Ire Sc va tnca in ziua de - Ia
nuarie 1920, i'll hala societatii Ii
bertatea din Lisbon. Ohio.
/ inceputul Ia orele 7.30 p. m.
Tot ascmenca va invita- 81 IL
masa care Sc Va aranja cu acea>tA
ocaziune la orele $50 p. m.. find
impodobita cu tot fclul d mincarl
81 baturi recoritoare. Dupa ma>l
Va urma dams pima la orelc T.
din noapte.
Mas va Fl Domnui loan Antinir
din Apoldul Mic. judetul Sibiiu.
Muzica nationala din loc sub
conducerea domnului loan Crsu
va di>tra onoratii oaspeti Gu celc
mai frumoase arii de dams 81 elm
tecc rationale.
Dcci pima la revedere va trim;
tenn sincerile noastre salutari as
teptinduva GU dragoste fratea
sea:
Parintii 81 Nasul.
(14-16)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-21

Domnulu inceput sa fe sdruncnata, sc hotarl sd
0 intareasca pc lui dar stea ca pretucse
mutt III fata protejatului sau, ale caru slabciun c
stiea, 81 astfcl Elena cdzu vctma planurlor tnaruui
fanariot, amctisc prn frumuseca 81 scrisorilc
lui lirce.
Fcmeile tnerc 81 fara expcrienta, cad usor i'll
aceora carl lie auda 81 lc glorifca frumuseea 81
ura sunt robte de ele Elena toate ca era nteli
genta 81 culta, fara experiena NJ fusese in
tact Gu lumea rafinata 81 yicleana
Muma ei, jupineasa Trina, din ziua cind barbatul
eliza zis sal dea pace Eene sd invete carte 81 limb
foartc vorbea flea eli De altfel 81 Elena care Sc
devotasc Gu totu studlor, recse de masa.
Mavromachi, unealtd credincioasa lu Arghiropu
los ia servit bne scopure cautind sd mareasca orgo
iu Elenei, zicndui i'll mai mute rndur, ca fiinta
supe;oara 81 in inclcpciue 81 udecata drcapta ntre
ce pc ON matur 81 in mute char pc cl care toba
|de carte
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-21
DE vfNzARE.

Din cauza plccarii in patria We
che vindem Storul nostru, Buce-
RE 81 Groccrie la buna polite,
mobila noderna, vinzare $4,000
Ia ri. Dcascmenea vindem II To-
turf intro SLIME 81 casa cu 3
odai. grajd. cotct pentru gaini
etc. Doritorii sa sc adrcsczc la !:
Costea B 0prea, 725 N. Park,
Warren, Ohio.
(11-o2)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-21
c A U T


pe cumnatul meu Grigore Mcrila
din Gimpulung. Bncovina, care ID
cuma sunt ) ami trccut IN. am des-
partit de dinsul in SASKATOON
Sa>k. Canada 81 de atuncca nu am
mai auzit nimica d. dinsul. Rog
pc toti fratii Rgpini. care sti"
va ceti acest anunt sa So adresezc
Ia adresa urmatoare:
George Vranau, r. F. D. No. 2,
Box C8, Coshocton, Ohio.
U. S. A.
14-15
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-21

KuzRn, potrvit ordinului mareui vzir, sd ingri-
easca bine de comdara Sc va incredinta de Ar
ghiropulos 81 sd cstge smpatia 81 protectia vtoa
re Eenei pc punea pref mare, satisfacu dornta
ST conduse rnd pc rnd toate vctimele erau des-
inate harenurilor Sultapulu al vizruu 81 ator mari
delnnitari al imparatie turcesti M mintise Toate
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-21
G 4 U T A M

Labori. Lucru sigur intreaga lar
ma. $500 Ia III 81 destul lucru D
yer time.
SAM w. EMERSON COMPANY,
West 93rd & Detroit Avenue,
Cleveland, Ohio.
~ 1Hl
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-21
G A U T

pc John Tatu din comuna Nccerd.
in ultimul tinnp stiu ca fost in
Detroit. Mich. Auind o afacere c,l
dinsul, rog Sa-mi scrie, sau fratll
Romini care stu adrcsa dinsullul.
Nick Lazar, P. o. B. 454, Sharon,
Pa.
(14-15)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-21
CAuTAM LERxRf

CAUTAM LEBAR1
PENTRU AJUTOR LA LUCRU
GENERAL IN TABRICA.
PLATA BUNA pENTRU OA-
MEM CARE AU VOTE CA SA
LUCREZE fNTR UNA.
ADRESATIVA LA:
PARISH AND BINGHAM COR
P0RATION,
WEST 1O6-th 81 MADISON AVE.
CLEVELAND, o.
(14-16)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-21
sCoALA DE FoToGRAF1.

La moi Sc invata fotografiatrl
in scurt timp is Gu foartc putiae
spese.
MARCO PHOTO STUDIO,
Fotografia Romina.
1160 Russell Str, Detroit, Mich.
(1xG-9 Febr.)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-21
1NVATA DIN EXPERIENTA
ALTORA CUM SA TIE APERI.

0 multime de straini in New
York all fost foarte rau trasi pe
sfoara de Oamenii care-si fac din
saceasta profesia lor. Gu copul de
4 .te proteja de astfel de impozl-
It'd, este bine pentru d-tra de a
cpmunica ell The Central Mer-
camille Bank" din New York.
icarei principiu este a pazi inte-
Reselc d-tale 81 sa te apere con
ira la orr &c perderi cind trimi.
'bani la Europa. cind schlmba.l
>ani, cind deschideti scont de de-
puneri. cind cumparati bilcte ,ic
vapor, cind voiti passport, cinl
piatiti take 81 in alte afaceri ca
re priyesc binele d-tra. (lx6l
Daca vrei ca sa-ti cruti banii
strinsi Gu greu. este pcntru blneic
d-tra de a urma sugestla 81 a
iscrie la:
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CA UT 4 M
LEBARI, FIREMAN, OPERA
TORI LA FOARFECA, LA DEs
FACUT, LEADERS, GAsHfA-
KERS.
BORT 81 CAMP.
PLATA BUNA PENTRU OA-
MEM CARE VREAU Sc LU-
CREZE iNTR UNA.
VENITI LA:
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
CANTON STEEL COMPANY
CANTON, OHIO.
1l4-15)
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-12-16

is slack having sold eply . Little over
ooeoo haGt vhereas normal sales q
thie date were estimated At thrice that
mt H. Great Western Sugar Com
many has hsen compelled to borrow
q fsr greater sum Of money and at .
higher rate Of interest than ever be-
fore Was also disclosed In the an
nOuneement.
This heavy borrowing. coupled with
the difficulty Of disposing of the ne
fined products, makes it urgently
necessary that the investment OF
capital in non-liquid assets be kept at
. minimum" continued the announce
ment. The decAion to stop construc-
ton '~vs., = Johnstown and Minatare
is based upon this necessity"
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-12-16
FARMERS MAKE AP-
PEAL To CONGRESSMAN

with the great demand for these pro-
ducts from the whole civilized world,
that the farmer would be entitled to
receive for his wheat ~ much at e2-6
OF $500 per bushel. Instead. how
ever, under the regulations Of the De
partment he was forced to sell at the
minimum price which being 800 at
the central market, only brought =
the people in the west 81 80 per bash-
el. They were able, however, to do
fairly well by reason Of the splendid
crops during this time and by reason
Of these good crops were able to re-
coup the loss they had sustained. In
fact taking the price Of SD, tie
price paid for labor, the high cost of
living, the increased cost Of farm ma
chinesy. they have found thst they
had been operating At = great loss
this year at present prices. ! have
felt that there might be some relief
for this il an embargo was placed On
Canadian and Argentine wheat which
is coming into our markets sufficient
to supply our foreign demand. Our
market should belong to our own peo-
pie. The Canadians are enabled to
undersell our farmers by reason Of ths
difference in exchange on the Eng
lish pound, q bushel Of wheat sold In
the United States market. obtaining
therefor, the American dollar with
the exchange at the rate existing on
the British pound gives them The ad-
vantage over our people of from 3S
cents to 40 cents bushel. This. in
my judgment, should be Immediately
stopped by an embargo.
With reference to the cattle, sheep
and wool industry the same condition
exists. The Ways and Means COM
mittee of which am a member, this
morning considered these subjects, and
Congress. l believe, fully realizes the
necessity for some action in advance
Of any possible revision Of the present
tariff laws, placing tariff on inn
ports of farming products in such
amount as would protect our own pro-
ducers, and as this could not be enact
ed until 1921, perhaps at the special
session of Congress some action will,
/ hope. be taken which will relieve this
condition at once. shall render ev-
cry aid possible in this connection,
assure you. believe / understand
the conditions as they obtain in the
west. The failure of the banks thru
out the country that have granted
credit to farmers find themselves in
the position of bankruptcy by reason
of the farmers inability to meet their
obligations, and it is hoped that the
Federal Reserve banks will extend
larger credits to the local banks in or
der that the farmers may have larger
extension Of credit granted to them.
This is a matter that is also being
given consideration.
You are privileged to use this let
ter in any way that yourself and 9TH
ers signing your petition may determ-
inc upon.
Very sincerely yours,
CHAS R TIMHERI1AKE
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-12-16

you buy the less Tuberculosis there
will be.
Buy al the Seals you can sfSoe1
and persuade your friends to do the
same.
Prsgraa Fer le3l
The COLORADO Tuherculosis Assoei-
alton, with the cooperation Of every
citizen who has the best interests OF
his state at heart, plans to expand the
work Begun during 1920. How far
this expansion can 80 will depend To- .
large extent upon the response to the
tuberculosis Christmas Seal sale for
1920, since the funds for the carry
ing on of this work are raised solely
through the purchase of these little
seals by the public during the holiday
season.
Saviag tie Children
Since it il agreed among physicians
that tuberculosis infection occurs most
often in childhood, the safety Of the
next generation is insured by teahing
the little ones today right methods
of living and fundamental rules Of
hygiene. To this end the most effec-
tive general means is the Modern
Health Crusade, and the Colorado Tu-
berculosis Association aims to secure
100 per cent enrolment of the
children of the grade schools in this
Crusade before the end Of 1921.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-12-16
HERE'S ANOTHER REASON
WHY YOUR DOLLAR WILL
NOT PURCHASE MORE

In the United States credit has come
to be . real commodity in itself. Not
intrinsic values in actual money, but
abstract values Of confidence in cred
it have come to serve as medium OF
exchange in the greater part OF busi-
ness transactiOns n . whole. When
We substituted credit for dollars in
making foreign loans on such vast
scale. We did not emulate the Ameri-
can dollar; we set it aside and gave
credit to those who demanded dollars
and gold. We were compelled to do
50 in order to supply the need. In
30 doing we compelled the American
dollar to assume q role Of little value.
Since then We have been suffering the
results of our sacrifice by the low
purchasing power of the dollar and
by such = scarcity Of credit. that only
with the greatest diffiulty have We
been able to revive our industry in the
production of goods at such prices as
the consumer could afford to pay. The
substitution Of credit is the reason
why the standard medium of ex-
change, the American dollar, has had
such low purchasing power in the rich
est country on earth.
Lack Of credit not only has caused
higher cost of production but, in
many instances, has caused produc-
tion to ease altogether. Production
on farm and in factory is severely
hampered today by lack of credit
necessary for production and trans
portation. Just a few months ago
the Federal Reserve Banks, because
Of the shortage Of credit values, re-
fused to accept wool as security for
loans, although western farmers were
in the greatest need of such assistance
for which purpose the Federal Reserve
System was created. Mainly by re-
fusing loans on luxuries, the Federal
Reserve System has succeeded in
producing q momentary decline in
prices. Before this decline can con-
tinue or become permanent at any
point, the Amerian dollar must be re-
established and the credit-giving abil-
ted.
There is only one way by which
the American dollar can be reestab-
lished in its former dignity and pow
er. We must cease to multiply the
use of credit under the present in
flated values and use dollars. Re-
gardless Of the high or low demand
for our products, we must continue
to produce physical values and lend
dollars-NOT CREDIT. We must
continue to rebuild our credit val
ues for domestic purposes by produc-
tion Of real values in our factories, on
our farms and on the high seas By
SO doing we increase the economic re-
spect for the American dollar, and ap-
proach . normal standard of living.
Because Of our sacrifice we have
suffered high prices. pessimism, sus-
picion and distrust of our conditions
Of life economically and socially. We
did our duty. We cannot est our cake
and have it.