The collection contains three silver dollars minted in 1804; a half-dime of 1792, bearing an eagle flying and the words "Lib. Par. of Science and Industry—United States of America"; gold coins struck in Philadelphia which bore for the first time "B Pluribus Dum"; coins which carried for the first time the words "God and Our Country."
There are also a large number of private gold coins minted near the mines.
PRESIDENT DECLINES TO MAKE SMALL COUSIN COP
PRESIDENT HARDING TOO MUCH CHANGES
WATER HAGEN, aged seven, of York, Pa., recently wrote his cousin, President Harding, asking Cousin Warren to give him authority to wear a badge inscribed: "Walter Dickerson Hague Has Permission to Do Police Duty After School in the Afternoon. Cousin Warren replied; "Dear Walter; Miss Roszelle has sent me your letter asking me to grant you authority to do little afternoon work on the police force. I am afraid the Yorkers would be doubtful about my right to intrude in this matter. I feel sure that a boy as big as you are, and a Dickerson at that, ought to be thoroughly competent, but it is a little hard to get the regulations in such matters waived. I think the best thing  For you is to wait until you grow about two feet taller, and then you will probably be able to get on the force if you still want to do so." $25 FOR NEST OF MOLES American Museum Makes Offer to Anyone Bringing in Prize. 