The growing practice of issuing commemorative coins, incidentally to be sold at a profit and provide funds for projects or celebrations, appears to me to run counter to this principle and by their multiplicity to have become a misuse of…

Mr. Gannett has shown a high sense of public responsibility in the management of his newspapers.

The matter is not perhaps one of large importance in itself, were it not for the fact of the great number of other similar proposals by the aggregate of which the principles of sound coinage are being jeopardized.

There are a great many historical events which it is not only highly proper but desirable to commemorate in a suitable way, but the longer use of our coins for this purpose is unsuitable and unwise.

They introduce an element of confusion and lack of uniformity.

I assure you of the satisfaction with which I receive this announcement.

There must be positive provisions for passengers' safety under submarine attack.

I hope most cordially that the annual conventions of the Associated Press and the American Newspaper Publishers Association will be sources of deep satisfaction to those who attend them.

I have nothing for publication today.

While any nation can determine for itself, it is my understanding, what type it will build beyond the limits of the treaty, every other nation may adopt the same types if she wishes.

Training ship. I don't want to be too positive.

And that is all I have.