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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-06-10
D. B. Mckay, Of Tampa
Times, Urges Support
of No-F ence PROPOSE
ton by all South Flor
ida Papers-Mr. and
Mrs. He t h eringto n
Will Entertain Inform
ally Tonight.

About Il score of members of tn,
South Florida Press Association AS
semEled AT the Elks' Hotel at II
o'clock this morning fer the semi-an
rual meeting of that organization.
President J. +. Worthington of the
Lake Wales Highlander and Vice
President Miss Gail Riuklpy nf tbr
Barlow Record. were DELAYED in ar
irving so it was determined to pro
ceed with the conference of the
Franklin Club division of The assncia
tion with Chairman NJ y. Ile.herintoa
and Secretary Geo. e. Hosmer in
charge. Mr.. Hetherintcn extended an
informal welcome to the visitors. at
ter which Secretary Hosmer smoke at
length on the benefits the prin,er-
have derived from the adoptjor of Tho
Franklin list. This was Followed n.
a round-tab'e discussion HAT lasted
up to the time of adjournment AT til
noon hour
Hewitt Hill. manager on the Tri
bunc printing plant al Talnpa. spuku
on the difficulties facing the printinr
industry in the fiuctuatiou of pricca
on labor and commodities and Harry
Brown of the Lakeland Evening Tel
eeram outlined the splendid work be
ing attempted BY the United Typo
tEetae OF America In extending tn.
organization work to tne smallg. .
communities and what can be ar
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-06-10
new MARKETS
ESSENTIAL TO
PROGRESS OF
This COUNTY
Senator Medill McCor-
mick Says Our Future
Depends Upon Devel-
opment of the South
Germans See Destini-
ty Of Rome Repeated
In United States.

Chicago. June 1o.-The continued
stability of American business de-
lends upon increasing the nurchasino
mower or tbn conntrv's Lc,clwarJ
markets in Latin America and tbe
Orient Senator Nedill NcCormici;
tod convention Of Illinois bankers
tcday
EJropean purchasers can no longer
he rag1r,l,d as tha harkbone rf Amer-
ican foreign commerce and this conn
try must look 10 the markets of the
rndcveloDed conntrv tc The south and
vrst fo,. nturn tr.,da said Son,to..
NcC2rmjck
In touching on Euroncan affairs
Senator McCormick reneated y con-
v;rs.tion he had had with - Gnrm.n
financial leader. who COMPARED tbe
united States win a ser-nd Romn
whose destiny would lead II 10 world
dominion
Last year al 1he American em-
hassey in Bertha" Senator NcCor-
mick said "ono of tho Canm,n Iesd-
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-06-10
NOTED JURIST
IS DEAD AFTER
A LONG ILLNESS
DR.. Luis Marie Drago, Author of
Famous Political Doctrine,
Closes a Long Career

New York, June 10.-Selling pres
sure was resumed at the opening Of
today's stock market. A few leaders,
particularly high priced oils, showed
slight recoveries from yesterdays re-
cessions. On the reduced dividend
Utah Copper made further decline of
one point and Atlantic Gulf lost IL,
Crucible, Vanadium and United States
Steel were fractionally lower with
American Smelling. Rails and equip
ments made nominal gains and losses.
Prices steadied within the first half
hour on buying of Mexican and Pan
American Petroleums and Baldwin
Locomotive, together with brisk
ralley IN Utah copper. Exchange on
London forfeited part OF yesterdays
ranawor1 4 ai Nv
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-06-10
WIRELESS WILL
FLASH ALL ACTS
OF PRIZE FIGHTERS
Wife of Carpenter Will Hear All
the News as the Battle
Progresses

New York, June 1O-When Georges
Carpenter enters the ring with Jack
Dempsey at Jersey City three weeks
from tomorrow. that fact as we'll as
every move he makes until the heavy.
weight champion of the world is de-
cided, will be flashed to the Atlantic
by wireless. Sitting in Paris waiting
eagerly to hear of each blow struck
by her husband will be Nine. Car
pentier.
Georges said in Manhasset today
that he had planned to wait and cable
the result to his wife but since she
had taken such interest tmat arrange
ments were made for the report
through the air, as they are flashed
and relay them on to Brest. From
there they will be relayed BY tele-
phone to Nine Carpenter in Paris.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-06-10

What promised to be a hard fought
victory fer the Highlanders was turn
ed into a rout when, in the seventh in
ming, with the score 2 to against
them, the Saints developed a hitting
streak, helped out by errors of the
Lakeland players, enabling them to
score -four runs. This was followed
in the eighth by fusillade of fast
hits, enabling the Saints to add six
more runs to their score, which was
further increased by three in the
Linth. making their total 13 to , for
the Highlanders.
Following is the play by innings:
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-06-10
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE
AT Washington 3, Detroit z. SIX
innings.
AT Boston 7, St. Louis 3.
At Philadelphia O. Chicago 5.
At New York 6, Cleveland s,
| innings.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-06-10
POLICE C0MEING JAY
FOR NEGRO FUCITIVES

Jacksonville. June 10.-Sheriff' )
deputies and the police were combing
the city today in an effort to capture
as many as possible CT the 155 negroes
who escaped from the DuTal county
Jail shortly after midnight. Bars were
severed with a hack saw smuggled
10 one of the prisoners and the ne
groes used ropes made of bed cloth
ing to lower themselves from the
windows and scale the walls about
the Jail.
The alarm was given by negro
'trusty' who was awakened as the
fifteen prisoners disappeared over the
will
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-06-10
TODAY'S RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE

At Boston 4, Pittsburg I.
AT Chicago-Philadelphia. rain.
At St. Louis 3, Brooklyn 2, 3rd
inning.
AT Cincinnati 3, New York |.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-06-10
WOMAN TENNIS CHAMPION
COMING TO UNITED STATES

Paris. June 10.-Susan +. Lenglen.
women's hard court tennis champion.
viii go to the United States in Sep
tember. says the Figaro. To play in 4
5'riea OF tournaments organized by
the American committee for devastat-
cd regions in France.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-06-10
TODAY'S LINEUP

THE STORY OF THE GAME
First Inning
ST. Petersburg flies out to
Zimmerman. Matthews hits hot liner
to Groh, out. Morris grounds out
Groh to Swacina. No runs, no hits,
no errors.
Lakeland-Gladu out to first, unas
sisted. Norton doubles to right field
fence. Groh flies out to center. Swa-
Gina out second to first. No runs, I
hit, no errors.
Second Inning
st. neutrality-suspicious. grounds
out to Swacina. Francis flies out to
Zimmerman. Cox grounds out Stew
art to Swacina. No runs, no hits, no
errors.
acknowledgements out pitcher
to first. Stewart safe on Morris's err
ror. Smith strikes out. Gibson flies
out to left No runs, no hits, no err
rCrs.
Third Inning.
st. Petersburg-Brown flies out to
Norton. Fletcher fouls out to Groh.
Ching singles to left. Lenoir fam.
No runs, l hit, no errors.
Lakeland-CoX drops WilderS foul
fly. Wilder flies out to left Gladu
Eunts safe to second. Norton doubles
to center. Gladu scores and Norton
goes to third on throw to plate. Groh
doubles to center scoring Norton.
Swacina hits safe to first, when first
throws to third to catch Groh who was
safe. Zimmerman flies out to left
and Groh caught at the plate. 2
runs, 4 hits, error.
Fourth Inning
st. Petersburg-M Matthews grounds
out to Groh to Swacina Morris flies
out to Zimmerman. Bigelow fans.
Crowd cheering Wilder. No runs, no
hits, no errors.
Lakeland-Stewart flies out to left.
Smith walks. ellison hits into double
play, pitcher to second to first, No
runs, no hits. no errors.
Fifth Inning
st. observation-disclosures singles to
left. Cox flies out to Gladu. Brown
flies out to Norton. Fletcher flies out
to Gibson. No runs, / hit no errors.
Lakeland-Wilder singles to center.
Gladu flies out to right. Norton sin
giles to right. Groh flies out to CEN
ter. Swacina fouls out to catcher.
No runs, 2 hits, no errors.
Sixth Inning.
St. Petersburg-Ching flies out to
ellison. Lenoir flies out to Gladu
who makes a pretty running catch
Matthews strikes out. No runs, nc
hits, no errors.
akeland-Zimmerma flies out to
left. Stewart grounds to third and
Cox drops the throw at first Smith
walks. Gibson flies out to short
Wilder out at first, unassisted. Nc
runs, no hits, l error.
Seventh Inning
st. Petersburg-Morris doubles
down third base line. Bigelow hits
safe to first. Francis singles to left
scoring Morris. Cox bunts safe tc
Wilder. Brown grounds to Swacins
forcing Bigelow at the plate. Fletcher
I flies out to Zimmerman who makes 2
pretty catch, Francis scoring on
A|l64lz IT. Brown steals second
1.1Xt|n6 lhe. ball and Coz
I& - uf43fs1e e1Is.1 =
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-06-10
DECLARES DIVIDEND

New York, June IO.-The pacific
Oil company, organized when the
Southern Pacific railroad relinquished
control of its oil properties. has de-
clared an initial dividend of 81 80
share.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-06-10
LAKELAND LOSES SECOND GAME OF SERIES WITH
SAINTS IN GAME FEATURED BY HARD HITTING
PUNCHED HITS In SEVENTH AND
EIGHTH PERMIT SAINTS TO WIN
THE GAME BY SCORE OF 1902

Lakeland Makes Good Start Holding Visitors
Down With Score of Two to Nothing Till Sew
enth Inning, When Break Comes with Series of
Rapid Fire Hits Assisted By Errors Letting
Saints Pile Up Four Runs, Followed by Six in
the Eighth and Three in the NINTH
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-06-10

The exhaust portion OF new man.
fold for light automobiles so sur
rounds the intake portion that it heats
the inrushing mixture of fuel with {
hot spot effect
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-17
Je ejszakat, Warnock 1r !

Warnock vesztett. Oles nyert Tobb, mint II ezer
szavazo jeentete XII vaaszason hogy ellene War
mock tekozlo, hipokrta kol1nanyanak De nepakarat
semmi Warnock es kozvetlen baratainak szemeben
Igazi hipokrta modon tamadja Warnock Olest AIT
alita hogy szemeyesen megnyugszk es aztan hasabo
kon at biztatja baratat hogy csak taadjak meg Oes
valasztasat vesztegetes vadjaval.
EFT nevezik angolul ''yellow' max, magyaru pedig
gyavanak
Warnock hosszasan fejtegeti, hogy nek, szegeny
embernek volt "csehsze' gazdag Oles-sza szem-
ben. "En igerhettem fizetesenlet varos szege
nyeinek, mint Oes tette mondja Warnock es kijelent
hogy nagyban vesztegetes inert polgarmeseri fze
t6sbol negy egesz cent jut minden pogarra
polgarmester meg mindg hallgat rossz tanacsadoi-
max szavra Ezek okoztak veszet es bukasat es most
potkaiag teesen haotta kivanjak tenni vezeriiket.
A Republicans part vezeto emberei es nagy part
komo y tagja nagy megutkozesseI fogadtak Warnock
nviatkozatat. vezet6 emberek maris kijelentettek
hogy semmi kozk tobb6 Warnockhoz es tanacsad6ihoz
Oes elleni halcaban pedig hogy tamogani fogjak
hanem nytan Oles mellett foglanak allast
Warnock legjobban tenn6, ha mindjart lemondana
es osszepakkolva, vsszakoltozne New Casebe aonnan
jott.
Youngstown munkas nepe mem fogja tiirn hogy
hany, hatamat kezebo kadn mem akaro iresfeiii de
nagyszaju potkus diktajon nekik Ha nj valasztasra
kerine sor Oest 6riasi tobbsegge valasztanak meg
Warnock ellen.
40 6jszakat, Warnock ur!"
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-17
Ujra kollektalnak

Ezutal magyar gyermekeknek Azoknak kicsiny
kiknek ggy0g6 aaka mng srasra gor hsen eetbo
zenvedes ismernek cupan. Azoknak kcsnyeknek akk
anya test melegn xviii mas meeget gen smernek nap
ze e0 nykos odvas akaokban vaggonokban
ova, tore eik Rongyok takarJak tesuket
boog ak megmaradt cfa rongabo egy nges
ket vethe kicsiny gyermeke vaara.
szenvedeek zenvedesen magyarsag
reze Ugyan hany pa ao kcsny gyerme
nal egyedi remenye listen volt nagy hite mkor
domay emondott beeg megmentesero Pedig volt
den an penzze ehet vasaron volt gy6gysze volt
volt kenyeem es condos apolas. Els pciy gyermek
negis haala vlv6dott Pedig eros volt Hogyne
ana hat amerkai magyarg beeg gyermeke megmenere
akknek gnagyobb beegsgk ogy mines eegendo apszrk
ls ruhazatuk?
Ak amerika magyarok adni fognak megint sokszor
nezet ebuazott omeg a fog zvve bosegsen eek
ovo nemzedeknek megmenteseo essex
zokon ha eznkbe ut hogy maatt pcny gyermek ehhaa
e megfagyassal kzdye brk6znak eer Budapest gazdag
nep meghizott aneosok hadat6k tomegnyuz6k
sag gazdg foura oyan mka capnak aho egyegy seenha
szazezrekbe kerult.
Talan elso fehvas Magyarozagon ke odador0gn
azoknak fbe akk konnyebben meghahatak gyerme
kek 5ajkiatasa Csak kohajtanyra notaz
s0rren anyer csengenek blkomok folyik pezsg
yaros nyomortanyito Konyebben meghahatjk
hat mint mi sok mertfodny avosagban amrkai
gyarok.
De mi megis meghallottukt
est. Louis es Videke)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-17

erkeztek. Negyfele naptar kap-
hat6 darabonkint SO centjevel, a
melyben piros ibetiikkel Nannak
jelezve az iinnepek es a melyben
a vasarok is benne vannak, igen
sok hasznos tudnivaloval es szep
elbeszelesekkel egyetemben. Mi
hok Sander irodajaban 1886 West
Federal street.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-17
AIT ajanlja maid, hogy meefelefS
tagsagdijat fizessiink, a1nib6l az

AIT ajanlja naajd, hogy meefeiefS
tagsagdijat fizessiink, anaib6l az
.czer dollart megkaphatjak az
0rokosok nemcsak most, de husz
esztend6 mulva is, - inert mi
mex biztositas es nit er az OIL
ESQ tagsagdij, ha tiz-husz ev null
va, mikor meghalunk, mem lenne
kepes az egylet az ezer dollart XII
fizetni?
Ha azutan az osztalyok hozza-
erto tanacsok lelkiismeretes ku-
tatasok utan megis ugy kuldik
delegatusokat nagygyulesre,
hogy a regi rendszert hozzak visz-
sza, nekink mem lesz es mem le-
het szavunk az intezkedes ellen.
De akik csak szavalnak, sz6no-
kolnak, meggondolas es hozzaer-
tes nelkiil ezt vagy AIT aJanlgat-
va, tagokat korlevelekkel, uj-
sagcikkekkeI es fi6k- -konvenciok-
kal izgatjak, mem tesznek egyebet,
mint az egylet sirjat assak, Ver-
hovay Segelyegyletet pedig senki
mem akarja sirba tenni.
A .sirasokat. tehat l0kjuk felre
utunkb6l, siirgessik egy Macy
gyiles osezehivasat, es teremtsiink.
yegleges es biztos fundamentumot
a testiilet szamara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-17

Angol- Magyar Bizonyfy es Zseb sz6-
tarak, Nyelvtanok, Nyelv-mesterek
Kaphat6 RESS I.AsZL6 es FIAI-naI.
$50 East Federal, k0zel Watt-hoz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-17
(Folyt. az l. oldalr6l) J

! s ha mar ugyis nagygyiiles lesz,
jo lenne egyszersmint AIT is elm
tezni, hogy konvenciok k0ltse-
geit mikepen lehetne csokkenteni,
hogy nagygyiilesen haromszaz
ember helyett csak negyven-otven
ember venne reszt a jov3ben.
s minthogy nagygyiilesnek a
legfontosabb pontjas a tagsagdij
kerdese lesz, megirjuk tekintet-
ben oszinten velemenyiinket, bar
teljes tudataban vagyunk annak,
hogy velemenyiink a tagsag na-
gyobb r6szenek mem igen tetszik.
AIT hissziik azonban, hogy OIL
'vasoink toliink mindig AIT war
| jak, hogy a velemenyiinket oszin-
ten irjuk meg es meg azok is job
ban becsiilik lapunkat exert a tu-
lajdonsagunkert, Xix nincsenek
veliink egy velemenyen, mintha
AIT htnak, hogy lapunk a fencen
marad es mem irja meg a veleme-
nyet, nehogy ellensegeket szerez-
zen maganak.
Az olvas6k mem lehetnek ell
lensegei ennek lapnak, ha egy-
-egyszer lap mines az DIVA
s6kkal egy velemenyen, de Jogo-
san fordulhatnanak, ha a veleme-
nyiinket 6s meggy6z6desiinlet a
veka alatt tartanank, mindig a
t0bbseghez csatlakoznank.
A mi becsiiletes es 6szinte meg
gy6z6desiink az, hogy jelenlegi
tagsagdijak mem magasak, inert
ha AIT lesza1litjak, az egylet OF
ev mulva ismet sulyos valsagba
keriil, amt nehez lesz akkor ell
intezni.
A mi meggy6zodesiink az, hogy
a mai rendszer ellenzoinek egy kis
resze azert ellenzi a mai rendszert,
inert mindenkepen nepszeriisegre
vadaszik, hogy az egvlet elere ke-
rekedjek. t.
| A mi hitiink az, hogy mai rend
seer lellenzGnek Macy resze 5oL
akaratu, de szamolni mem akar0,
vagy ehhez alnagy es fontos ker-
deshez mem egeszen hozza ert0
ember, akik mem szamolnak a
| jovovel, mem veszik tekintetbe,
hogy evente oregebbek tagok,
hogy az egylet tokeje j6forman
Jelentektelen az egylet k0telezett-
segeivel szemben es exert ellenzik
tagsagdij emeleset es korsze-
irlntl befiZet6St.
A tagsagdijakat mem lehet asze-
fint megszabni, hogy milyenek a
munlSaviszonyok, es hogy mennyit
esik tagsagnak nehezere fizetni,
$ mennyit tudnak a tagok kony-
nyen elviselni.
! Csak az lehet iranyado ennel
a kerdesnel, hogy mennyiert ke-
pes most, kiilon0sen hogy meny-
nyiert lesz kepes ot-tiz-tizen0t
ev mulva az egylet az ezer dollar
biztositast kifizetni.
Els ezt becsjiletes es alapos SIAM
vetes utan, hozzaert3 emberek
mondhatjak meg a tagoknak.
AIT tanacsoljuk hat az oszta-
lyoknak, hogy mielott rendki-
Will nagygyiilest osszehivjak, a
/ mint hogy AIT most mar bizonyo-
san 0sszebivjak, nezzenek utana
! becsiiletesen es lelkiismeretesen
ennek kerdesnek.
/ Ne az osztalyok tagjai mond-
jak meg velemenyiiket, ne ezek
a velemenyek legyenek az irany-
adok, hanem kerjek XII hozzaert6,
ebben kerdesben szakertok vele-
menyet, Xix az egyletnek mem
tagjai, akiknek semmi erdekiik
mem lesz, hogy ilyen vagy olyan
velemenyt adjanak, hanem csak
a helyzetnek megfelel6 becsiiletes
es hozzaerto tanacsokat.
/ Ne hallgasanak most az egyszer
azokra rendesen snagyon hangos
emberekre, akik. tiizzel-vassal az
egyik vagy a mask iranyban
akarjak tagsagot befolyasolni,
inert azok rendesen vagy szande-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-17
B 4 R B z A D 8

A Dale Streeten egy A szobas
lakas gazzal Is villannyal, kozel
ket kare lajnhoz, koriilbeliil 2
percnyi tavolsagban a Truscon
Steelt0l. Havi Der $50 K0ze-
lebbi megbeszeles Cos Dollar
Bank Bldg. alatt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-17
szALLITAs! - FUvARoZAs!

E9z<A11lI x10 y Vx1NVZs<11
Muffolasloz. szen haza-
fuvarozashoz hivia Auto.
9405O telefonszammal a 318
Greenwood ave. alatt lak6
Meszaros Bertalant.
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-09-09
GOT WHAT THEY VOTED FOR

Samuel Gompers, President Of the
American redoIat,Oh Oh Labor, III a
sp~u~u "a D~.ItInuOIe, last monday,
-~UvT Dag, -a.u.
ne1olr CndC election, | issued a
s~taLulueuU as 1 resident OF the AInerl-
can r federation Oh Labor III which l
stated me Issues that were involved,
50 lar as IaUUr was concerned, and L
sand the people would get exactly what
they voUed IOr. Iney made their
cno.ce between the candidates and the
parties and they have got what they
uecIded upon.
81 am not speaking as a partisan.
| belong to no party; 1 am a Iree
lance. That party and that candidate
winch viii BRING about the best and
the tairest conditions for the whole
people is the party and the candidate
I am for. | am for the man who
stands true.
Gle Who is Indifferent. who con-
siders the privileges of the vested in
terests in preference to the rights of
the people, who puts the claims of
wealth above the rights of those Who
create wealth, he is the man am
against.
a year age today there was
scarcely a handful of men in this
great country out Of employment.
Now there are more than 100000
out of work. In Baltimore alone
there are nearly $500 more men out
Of work today than there were last
month. and Baltimore is one OF the
cities in which unemployment is mark
ad. Who will you blame for this con-
VIII YOU blame the shadoWy,
indefinite thing of which you know
nothing, or will you hold responsible
those Who are in commercial, indus
trial and political control Of our coun-
try2'
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-09-09
NEW CENT PIECE
Missouri Centennial COMMUNICATED
by Appropriate Coin

The Missouri Centennial, the Tooth
anniversary of the States admission,
has been commcmorated by 4 new sill
yer half dollar. The diverse bears a
bust of a trapper, facing to the left,
in coon-skin cap, and dividing the
dates. 1921 and 1921, in the field. The
inscription reads United States of
America, Half Dollar" The reverse
shows a settler, CARRIED in buekskin,
and an Indian chief standing together
in friendly attitude, the trapper hold
ing his gun in his right hand, while
he points out some object to the In
dian. The chief holds the calumet of
peace in his right hand. The lower
reverse field is covered by a group of
stars. each signifying a State. In
scription "Missouri Centennial" and
below the word "Sedalia." The edge
is milled.
This piece, in the judgment of col
l~ectors. is a creditable example of a
very interesting series of souvenir
hall dollars issued for various impor-
tant events. including the Lincoln
Centennial of Illinois, the Pilgrim cele-
5ration and the Maine Centennial.
Republican DenOunces Tax Bill
Here is an extract from the speech
of Representative Oscar +. Keller
rep. Mimi:
@'With the Nation in the midst Of
the s~everest financial depression of its
history; with thousands of factories
closed; with freight cars idle; with
farm produce rottiug in the fields be-
.rall-a Dricpc will moi def1ay the cost
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-09-09
Paving Debt With Silver Coinage

The I. S. Mint, in Philadelphia, is
coming 260,0 600 silver dollars daily,
thus cutting down the interest bear
ing debt of the country at the rate Of
$4,000 Q a month.
At the same time, this coinage of
silver dollars is reducing the interest
on the debt at about $4,000 a day.
These new silver dollars permit the
issuance of new 81, 81 and SIS silver
ceI .ifcales. to replace Government
certificates OF Indebtedness, issued to
make up a loss in currency when the
Government was compelled to withdraw
silver certificates after melting $780,
100000 silver dollars, sold to England
during the a
England needed the silver in a
hurry to keep a stable money market
in India. There was such a need at
that time the silver in the U. S. dollar
was worth at one time three cents
more than d dollar. The U. S. Gov
eminent sold several million silver dol
lars for about 90 cents, and is now
buying the amount of silver in a dollar
for about fifty cents. The difference
between the cost of silver metal and
the 412.5 grains Of silver with a Gov
eminent stamp on it is called seign-
forage and is clear profit to the Gov
ernment. Under free coinage of sill
yer, all the silver metal in a dollar
would be worth a dollar. 1t would be-
come basic primary money and help
to take the place of so much paper
money. because of the shortage of
the gold dollar as the sole unit of ac-
count.
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-09-09
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