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...that degree he commands attention. Brain and pen may not in the end justify the attention he commands, but he gets it to begin with, which is so much to the good. Even though the metal prove base, the mint-mark, at the least, helps to an introduction...
Professor J. A. Hourwich, now statistician of the soviet Embassy, Washington will speak on April 28 on "The Economic Situation in Russia." Professor Hourwich has been in the service of the United States government holding position with Bureau of the Mint, the Bureau of the Census and the New York Public Service Commission. He is the author of various books on Russia and "Immigration and Labor...
...pockets; liberality takes on another aspect when it means increased taxation. Much of the present unrest is due to the mistaken attitude of large groups towards the government. War time salaries, lavish expenditures for material, and railroad concessions have caused these people to look upon Congress as one vast mint anxious to rid itself of money. Surely additional gifts will cause the strengthening of this alarming belief...
...other coin dug up is dated 1802, and is also a copper cent piece, coined at the Philadelphia mint. A bust of liberty is represented upon it in profile. It is not believed to be a particularly rare coin however...
...instructor and then an assistant professor in the Department of Economics, giving courses on money and banking. When the National Monetary Commission was established, Dr. Andrew became adviser and consulting expert, and was in editorial charge of all publications of that body. He was appointed Director of the Mint and after a short term of service was appointed Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, which position he now holds...