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NoeALEs EXPORT RETURNS
 FOR AUGUST s2.67e.735

FL PASO. Sept. 90. Expor, returns for August a, Nosa,es, Ariz, accorl- ins to consular .epor;s received b. ,he American consulate in Jlarez to. taled s2,6797S5.
 Garbanzos. or chick peas, made up the bulk Of the exports. the to,al quantity being 25.445.79S pounds. n voiced q; s2,3s5,s6o Mos, oi the gar. banzo crop is in storage at Nogales where it Is being fumiglted. Sh.a- men, of the crop across the line is abou, over
 The following o.hsr exports and their yaluen were listed: Silvef, sl25.7oo. gold. s76?l; scrap iron. B.. l.o; raw snear. i51I5; tomatoes, sIs 51s. cattle Stools, gusno, ssiis; hides, ssOO7.
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NOTICE FOR DUPLICATION Department of the Interior

[. S. Land Office at Phoenix, Ari zona. September F, 1920.
 Notice is hereby given that Harri son Jacobs. or Garden Canyon, Ar. zona, who on 9-3O-15 & 1l-15.1a, mads Homestead Entry No. 02S04S-0i349o, for lot 1, Ei2Nwii and NEIL, Sec lion @l, Township 2l-S, Range 2O-E., C. X S R. B. & Meridian. has filed notice of intention to make Three Year Proof. 10 establish claim 10 the land above described, before James Allison, |. s. Commissioner. al Bis. bee. Arizona. on the 26th day Of Oc- tober. 1920.
 Claimant names as witnesses:
 Richard H. Aston. of Ft. Huachuca. Arizona, Christopher C. Joy Harry W. Wilcox, Wallace Mclaughlin. al! Of Garden Canyon. Arizona.
 CHAS. E. MARSHALL. Register.
 First pub Sept ?6, 1920
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FIND MAN WANTED IN CASE
 OF AUTO ON CITY STREET

TUCSON, Oct. l--Nilliam McClan. ahan. wan;ed by authorities in Tue son in the matter of an automobile said 10 have been turned over to him to try, was picked up in Tucson yes terday morning by Deputy Sheriffs George Mcclure and George Holio. way. In ;he meantime the sherifts of surrounding counties were looking for Mechanism.
 \ waTran; for the mans arrest was sworn 70 by F. $ Peters, an automo- bile agent. who becama suspicious when ;he ear Was no; returned by his prospective citon. within 2i hours.
 Mechanism, who was then employ. ed 5y the local laundry, called on Pc. ;ers a; his place Q, business and said tha, he vas in he marke, for high grade second hand car. Peters hal I slightly used ear ot expensive make on hand. and he turned this over ,o Mccianshan a9d chauffeur whose name $ no; known to the authorities here.
 !, Wa, snbs s9ueatly learned ;ha; the car had beea driven across the h. -eraa,ional ..uc a; Naco, and that the m T hJd secured a five-day border pas. fie car was later discovered al Cananea and the chauffeur was dr:es ed. IT. escaped rem Cananea and wa- ia;er .ocl.ed in Naco, on the Mexican side lie M. ar.etsed anl $ now being held by The Mexican 20. Ice 8; Nac5. hr'rn-ements are be- ing made 70 nave the man ex;ra4i;ed and broush, 10 Tucson.
 NcCanahan ahra a-raigned be:31e Masis;-a.e Pease, was released of bail of $50.
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WILL HOLD INQUEST
 INTO oEATH OF poAN
AT ii THIs MORNING

DOUGLAS. Oc;. I-Justica of the Peace M. J Donohue Of the PirueWlls precinct yesterday notified witnesses to appear al II o'clock this morning for the inques. into the death Of Frann W Doaa, Douglas attorney. killed when an automobile in which hs was riding turn.i over CD The Bis bee?Douslas highway sunday evening September 19. h the same acciden: W. D. Patterson, proprietor Of he D. Luxe soda shop was severely injured, but has recovered l. L Nihell. dep u;y collector of internal revenue. sta toned here. who was a third ras. senger in the ili-fa,td car, but wno escaped without injury IS here and will testify al the inquest.
 Today's inquest viii be held in Judge Donohue's office on Eleventh street.
 Judge Donohue Las just returued from Phoenix where he attended the Democratic state committee meeting Monday.
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HIGHWAY DEPT. IS
 AFTER RAIL TRACK

P8oENiN. sept. 0.-n. b Bowlby. ,1.p.a- pEope-,y officer for .he bU- r4ao Of pubic roads, is making a1 eaieavor 10 secure 10 miles Of track for tae s.4;s highway derartment. aa'ea ae lel so- u,e O. he nar. 7,w gauge locomotive recently ra- calsea I, .s the Intention of ibe dc pa--a=a; 70 lay :ae larow gauge railroad along he proposed location so7 he Yama highway :, hau. road material by this method over tA 5eep sands os :he desert sec ;!ons.
 S,a.a Eng!re N-dlrok s.a.ed ye ,erday that h.s department lad re ce.yel word from M- Bowiby ,haf additional black powder Was available for Arizona if arrangements could b. made for the freieh; paymsn:. The powder. Mr. Maddox -ad. was needed where it was necessary 70 se- cure rock for concrete wors and also in building mountain h.ehv
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the lnterier

|. $. Land Office at Phoenix, Ari. zona. August 96. 1920.
 Notice is hereby given that Donald F Mcleod, of Garden Canyon, Ar.- zona, who on September 6, lelt. made Homestead Entry. No. o3lol3. for NEi4, N'a SEA, section 2I and Nia SW'4 secton 22, Township :l-s, Range PIE, q. X :. R. B. Meridian. has fled notice O: intention ;o make three year proof. 10 establish clam Q ;he land above described, before w. A. Fowler, |. <. Commissioners, at Tombstone. Arizona, on the sih day Of october. 1920.
 Claimant names as witnesses.
 James Green Wolf Lewis Spring., Ar.zona, Harry W. Wilcox. William Roan. Michael J. Kiernsn. sN If Garden Canyon. Arizona.
 CHAS. F. MARSHALL Recis;e-
 First Pub. september ;, 1920.
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ROAD RACE MAY
 BE PART OF FAIR pROGRsM

PHOENIX. Sept. 30-ElIie Wilson, vel known rancher Of Pinal county, is spending a few days in Phoenix in the interest o: a motorcycle road race. which he and Harry Crandall of the Phoenix Cycle company are attempt. ns 70 negotiate
 Wilson and Crandall have taken the matter up with the state fair commis- sion but no definite action will ba taken until october l. when the com. mission will hold its first full meet. ing
 Final action of the fair commission is being awaited by Wilson, who will cover the route of the proposed race on his motorcycle. soliciting the sur- port of the various cities through which ehe riders will pass.
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SMITH IS
 PARooNEo FROM PRISON

WASHINGTON. Sept. 3e-L!eut Frank II. 1Hardbo;led) Smith, whose release from imprisonment following conviction by army cour;-martial oi brutal treatment Of American soldiers in France. has just become known, objected 10 any clemency being ex. tended to him, Secretary Of War Ba- ker said today.
 smiths commanding officers. the secretary said. had appealed to the clemency board of the war depar-- ment for a reduction of the ls months sentence. Smith. learning oi the action. wrote ihe board. objecting to any change. saying he wished 10 serve out his sentence to avoid further publicity.
 A war department statement today explained that Smith was at liberty because the sentence given him by court-marial had expired. His i'm. prisonment began al Fort Jay. N r., on July 2l. 1919. the statement said, and continued until March 20, 1920. when. because Of good conduct. he was granted parole. He was re. leased from parole July 2s, when the reduced sentence expired.
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VON klE,NSMlO LECTURES
 ON MODERN MEXICO

TUCSON. Oc,. 1-Dr R 2. von Kieinsmid. i-esidan, of he University os Ar.1ona. v!n h. ,he principal spease- a. ;ae initial luncheon O; ne fall season c. 'he chamber O: com. merce 70 oe held a, he Santa R.'a ho'el 'olay D- yon Kleinsmid VII nave as his subject. conditions in Mexico Today"
 Dr. yon Kle.aSm.d recently ra- turned from a conference with Hez.. can officials ani educational leader. in that country
 The quar:e; ..om he University O, Arizona wi.. render vocal and .as--u- mental selections during the luncheon while a program O: stunts has besa prepared by the presiding chairman,
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OFFICERS ARE WORKING
 ON FLAGSTAFF MYSTERY

FLAGSTAFF Ariz., Sep; 3o.-Coco. n.no ooun,y officers were working to. day on three clues in connection wi.l me discovery last Friday of the body e. Martin ScAwa5. ,rayei!ng salesman in sn abandoned well near here. Tn. b15y bore bullet wounds and the skull vas fractured.
 Tony Montoya, employed by a lum. Der company. gave information today which might lead 10 important deye.- opments, officers said. Tfey said Mon;oya told them that between 1 and , o'clock on the afternoon Of April l5. last. the day Schwab was last seen alive. Schwab tried 90 sell him a cash register and that while Schwab was inside the place of bust ness young man sat outside in the automobile of Schwab. Montoya gave a detailed description of the young man. Reported sales Of two automC- piles, one at Roosevelt dam and the other at Peach Springs. were being investigated by the officers today to ascertain whether either was the car Schwab drove out of Flagstaff on the day he was murdered.
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70 a condition of settled development of crops on ;he rich .lrm.ng .ands or ! Sonora. agriculture is expected to play m enormous part in soaoran busi- ness life.
 To further his development and ad- vance Jhe interests Of the state as vel 1s those of individuals connec'- ei xiih the agricul,rrai industry, tho federal secretary O. agriculture al visel .he farmers of Sonora 70 form ! body to be known as the Agrtcul-
 are Chamber os Commerce of Sonora.
 The establishment, !a the near fa- -re ia sonora O. branch Of the fed-
 "a icomm.,,iol devoted 70 loaniny .;os-.amen; funds 70 agricultural in .eres.s ia ne we. coz; ,.rri;ory is expected ,) De 9 big boom 70 the crop producing interests. co-operating win this commission. ,be agr.cultur- a chamber If comm rae would be or graa, benefit to h growers. it IS pointed out.
 The organization of tAs rew body is yet .a it- primary stage. afihousa f .s understood active e.io-;, are un- der way ,1 set he organization s,ar.- ed 5e.o7e ,he l221 crop E handled
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7. j. WlLSERT MYSTERlOUSlY
 DISAPPEARS FROM HIS ABODE:
 WANTED BY LOWELL OFFICIALS s

nlSBEE Oc.. l-R. J W.ne-r, ua recently ,rel-,ary and '-aasur4r of he Cooperative Store 5f Lowell. for whose arrc~. q warrant Us, is~uad some .me ago on a complain, sworn
 by the Lowell D-us company and caarr.ns the alleged issuance Of T wor'a'e>s check has dis4 pearei rom l.owal Wtioer, was a candidate Tor ,ae ,,as- legislature on .ae pem- oe~a.ie ticket, and was de.- a;ed a, he primaries by Claude Gibson | l.. was a l,ca! labor leader and Vas ,eo, -=ary os several ua.oas.
 According 10 peace officers a; Low. vl,. number O. residents O; the d.s. ;-ic; have checks issued by Wi,ber, ,ha, have come back from he banS marked no flad.' Harley Cox ani No.e Hfiman Of Lowell are among hose aho cash-d worthless check, F-eni- ,s Wiloer. s.ar;ei out 70 make his ch.cks good but found that :hey were ont in such numbers ;hs; ;ney had 10 Siye it up Besides pass n sthe cheeks. according to the Low. ell officers. he also borrowed suns of money from some of his friends which he failed 10 make good
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GOVERNMENT TO PROVIDE
 TUCSON HOSPITAL HOUSING

TUCSON, Sept. 3o.--The Pastime Park hospital in the next few months vii, grow with rapidity unequale l in government work. 1t is expected, as a result of the visi: of Surgeon General Hugh : Cummings. with Su- pervisor Maj. R. l.. Long. w. L. Me Coy. in charge Of laboratory depart men; work, and R. W. Emerson, as sis;ant superintendent; O: the war risis insurance bureeu.
 Ald in the nex, few years tho present ins,i;u,ion will change to a modern government hospital built Of brick and s.5He. several stories hisn with all he modern equipment tha. goes with regulation frs. class government hospital. .t is predicted.
 Before leaving for Washington ;o present. he mater 10 the government Surg Genera. Cummings declarel that he would make recommendation Tor immediate housing facilities ani equipment 10 nee; the needs of al those now moving 70 Tucson under transfer from other hospitals and for a Graa' host Of soldier boys moving = Tlcson on their own yol.'ion who are demanding admission and cannot ae refused
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SONORA TO FORM
 ASSOCIATION TO
 ENCOURAGE FARMS

MORALES, Ariz.. Sept. 30.-OrgaI- ization of an agrecu,tural chamber O. commerce in Sonora is under way as the result of suggestio from tlr federal secretary of agriculture. A. tonic l.. Villareal
 With peace and good working con dtions restored in the state 10 th. south and the farmers getting back
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ACC CiOENTkllf SHOT WITS SMALL RIFLE, bOY SpiTS
 OUT fEeTH AND BULLET

SAFFORD. sept ao-orsiue f.as- -'n. young Thatcher boy. Wa scc.. ien;ally sho' in he face win - t.fe The ball entered A's r.eh: cheek knocking out few .-eth Tls ooy spi, ;he teeth oa; ;he baI loo. n gun was .a ;he hand, of a1o-Aer young boy by he nart of Smi.h V1ea i; Was accidentally d.s harsei. La. sons injury $ no, seriois,
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ELECTRICAL TialNG
 DEVICE MAY RECORD
 FAIR GROUND RACES

PHaENIN. ocj The famous In- lian3po';s Speedway electrical timing device which record, time on a paper rope in oD-.hundred:hs of seconds may he hrouEh; 70 Phoenix 'o click he big worlds championship loo. mic dirt track race which vii be he'd at the fair grounds tracl on sunday. October l1
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MEX. BURGLAR DEPoRTEp

MORALES, Arlz.. Sept. 30.-Genaro Molino, the Mexican burglar caught recently by Otto Mayer in the act of robbing the Mayer tinshop at his rest. dence, was deported this morning by order of the court on sugges ton by the acting county attorney.
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without

War ri-k t;ermJ insurance, without undergoing medical examination. After that date they can reinstate pro vided they take the physical examina. ton
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NOTICE OF SALE OF SCHOOL
 DISTRICT BONDS

NOTItE Is fERESl GIVEN Dy the undersigned Board of Supervisors of Cochise County. state of Arizona, that sealed bids will be received by il on the lst day of November, 1920. a; II o'clock A NJ for the purchase of school bonds of School District No. 4+, County of Cochise, State o. Ar ona. the issuance of which was at thorizel a; a school bond election held within said Dis'ric; on August ,th, l93o, said bonds 10 be sCld al h. time aforesaid aggregate two jhous. and five hundred dollars (s2.500.00D. and are O; he denomination of $500 % each, numbered from to ;, both in. elusive and bsnr inIeres; from thA dL,e oi their issuance until maturity at the rate of s'N per cent per an. mum. winch is payable semi.annually in gold coin of he United States O: America. O; present weight and fine ness. and sad bonds are payable and mature aS follows;
 Bond Nnmb,- payable and ma. turing in he year 1895.
 Bond Number payable and ma. turing in the year 1926:
 Bond Number payable and ma. ,aring in inc year 1s27;
 Bond Number payable and ma turing n the year 1928;
 Bond Number pava0'e and m. tnrins in me year ls2s.
 The sale O: such bonds was ordered by the undersigned Board or Supe., visors, as provided by law. on ,he 2i,h day ot september. lseo, which order is entered on the records O. The un. dersigned Board O. Supervisors b which reference is hereby made as par, hereof The sad bonls shah be sold for no less nan par and The Board reserves me rlgh, to rejec, any or al bids.
 Al b.ds :or ne purchase Q, sa,l bonds ,ha2 be accompanied by q oer- aGei check ia sum 20, les, than five per cent O. 'A~ ,o;a, amount o' such b.d when .hag be returned Q .ach un-access;u. e.dler Snch cer | ed cheek deposited by he success. tal o.d1er for -ncA bonds shall be fo.. feiiei 10 sad district in he event the successful oidd,- shall no; carry ou' ,he terms O: his o!d
 All o.ds made hereunder sAa! be addressed 70 che Clerk of ,ne Baarl Of Supervisors of Coch.se CounS Arizona, 0, Tombstone A-'zona, and ;he sealed envelope con.a.a.nr suc1 bids shaH have marked thereon he to.,oains "Bd for me Purchase oi School Bonds of School D.strie, No. A"
 Ky order o@ he Board Of sgperyit ors, coun.y os Coch.sv S.a;e Q; An. zona, 'Ai. -i,h day Of senrmbe-. ls2o
 C. F. ADAMS.
 CAiirman
 C M ROBERTS.
 Nembe.
 J NJ SPARKS.
 Member Cons;i'u,.7= ,ae Board Q: Superyis. ors of Cochise County, State Q, Ar!- zona.
 Attest:
 l. r. KyCHENBBCKER,
 Clerk O: the Board Of s1perrhor,. Cochise County, State Of Arizona.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department Of the Interior

T.. s. Land Office at Phoenix, Ar zona. September 25. 1920.
 No'ice is hereby given that Prank K courtrigL; Of Fairbanks, Arizona. who, on l0ls-l7 < 12-l6.1S, maic Homestead Entry No. 03672s. l@f75o, for E SEA- See 20, Nl.NWi. 'o,s and Sec 2s. Ei2 NEI. Sec. 9s. WIZ SEE. F.. sWl4 Sec. 20, WIZ NEA. Eh NW4 Section %, Township 2o-S.. Range ls.E.. G. & s R E. & Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make Three Year Proof, to establish claim 10 the land above described. before W. A Fowler, U. s. Commissioner. at Tombstone, Ari. zona, on the Sd day Of November, 1920.
 Claimant names as witnesses:
 Frank T. shaver. Of Fl. Huachuca, Arizona. Yndalecio Solano, Of Eigin, Arizona, Lee Harkey. Aria H. liar. key. both of Fairbdnk, Arizona.
 CHAS. F. MARSHALL. Register.
 First pub. October 8. 1920.
 Tucson-Mrs. l.. B. Stedward leaves s50000 for construction of tubercul- s51,0o0 for construction of tuberculos- is sanitarium
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ISSUE TEMPORARY cEsriF.ce-E

PhOENlX, Oct. l.--ir o-ds' bat children in some Ar.zeL- df-.--ets may not miss school sl- r.A of teachers the state board e: .d~.-...,n meeting here authorized '.yascs er temporary certificates, win the rro- vision that applicants Nil ak. ,be teachers examination IT. Ias"uprr.
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Patagonia makes first shipment oi cream in it' history, opening up a new industry
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Miami-Glass works arc ,--t,4- Iuf nickel plating pant oa.F.. u.fctsc- ing new industry
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EVERY Ex.ssRvlcE MAN
 SHOULD TAKE ADVANTAGE
 OF REINSTATEMENT OFFER

Exservice men who were discharg- cd in March. 1919. have until the las. day of September to reinstate their
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Phoenix-Work to start on pave ment of Yuma road.
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Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured

ty lOosI app.taIo"s ss th.y osnGot rtacA n. diseased portion of tae ear There ls only one way tc Csr" csisrrtAi o"a'f'sr' and that 10 by Contit1uonsi Ts f.' cy' Catarrhal Dsafu.ss is CaGssd ty an !n- fxtred couoition e the mucous Hn41r or the Eus,schiab Tube When the tube is tarzmci you have rambling solLd or lmpsr;ect hearing. t1d when lt is tntir'sN elos,d. Dssfrees is ths r,sat. Irl"a tEe inflammation can he rfduV'd and thit tube restored 10 iis nc. nal crdftpn, hearing will be destroyed forever Many fEses of dtafn-ss are caurd by c9t1Trh which is an luham.d condition o' the mucous sUf- faces HaI!s Gafnrfh Ct's .C:s thru the blood on the mucous surfaces (; ;te ays- ten.
 We VII give Ore Hundred Dollars for any case of Catarrhal Do1 fnsss that cannot hv cured ty Halls Hatrr rfh Cure. C.regIGrs free. Al DruRris's. T5e
 '. J. CHENEY < co. Toledo o.
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l.. r. KyCHENBECKER.

Clerk O: the Board Of Spperrisors Cochise County, State of Arizona. First publication Oc.. 9. 1920.
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YOUTHFUL BURGLAR
 CAUGHT IN \ TRAP

PLAINS, Mont, July 15- NJ. J. Garrett, a night watchman in local store went to his clothes closet, in tn" dark. to hang up his ovcrcoat. Instead of the expected peg, his finger found the nose of burglar. Garrett captur- ed his "man" who proved to be boy of l9 and who gave his name as Will fam Graham, of Russ City, Minn. Ora ham said he was beating his way west and had not meant to steal anything but food. He was bound over to the district court.
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MEMBERS OF THE ASSOCIATED I

ui State, Professor of International Law at Louvain University; Member ot Permanent Court of Arbitration of the Hague; ana Secrctary-Gcneral, formerly president, of the Institute of international Law aud writer on inter national questions.
 N, Grago, formerly Foreign Min iStcr of the Argentine Republic Whi'c
 oiding that office he sent to the Ar genuine Minister in Washington in StructionS known aS the Drago Doc urine l9O2.) Hc was formerly judge in Argentina; one of the arbitIatorS nominated by agreement between Great Britain and the United States in the North Atlantic Fisheries Arbi- tration. The Hague U9lO) one of the Argentine delegates to the Second Peace Conference at The Hague and mmbcr of the Permanent Court of Ar biuation of The Hague.
 Professor Fadda, profeSSor of Ro- man Law at Naples University mem bcr of the Permanent Court of Arbi- tratjon of The Hague, and delegate to the second Hague Peace Conference.
 NJ. Gram, formerly a judge on the mixed tribunals in Egypt; former member of the Supreme Court of Nor way; Minister of State at Stockholm before the severance of the union be- tween Norway and Sweden; of the In S.itutc of International Law.
 Doctor Lodcr. member of the Csur c, Cessation of the Netherlands.
 Lord Phhljmorc. English Privy Councillor; a Lord Justice of Appeal U9l&- l9l6); president of the Inter- rational Law Association U9O5- 19OSl author of publications on ccclcSiaStic- al and international law and "Threc Centuries of Treaties of Peace and thcn Teaching" U9l0; president of Committee of Inquiry appointed by the British government on the subject of the League of Nations.
 Elihu Root, former Secretary of State, United States; president of the American Society of International Law; member of the Permanent Court o' Arbitration of the Hague, senior counsel for the United States in the North Atlantic Fisheries Arbitration
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MINDANAO ISLAND NOW UNDER JURISDICTION OF
 NEW IREAU IN MANILA

MANILA. July 15- The Depart mcnt of Nlndanao and Sulu was dis continued recently as special polite al division of the Philippine Islands in accordance with an act of the last leg islature. and hereafter the secretary of the interior, through the bureau of nonchristian tribes established recent ly in Manila, will perform the admin istratiyc duties heretofore vested in the government of the department of Mindanao and Sulu with headquaIt- CTS at Zamboanga.
 In the island of Mindanao there are eight provinces, two of which have reached stage of development where the governors are now elected by the vote of the people. The gov ernors of the other six provinces and the Sulu archipelago which forms the Sulu province, will continue to be ap- pointive until such time as the Secre- tary of justice of the Philippine government shall recommend that
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at lhc Hague U9lO); member of the Alaskan Boundary Tribunal and head of ,pccial United Stptcs Mission to Russia CSlO.
 M NcSnitch, Ambassador Extra ordinary and Minister PIcnipotcnitary Of the Kingdom of the Serbs, Croats anal SlovencS at Paris.
 SatSuo Akidluki, formerly, Japan csc Ambassador to Vienna, and one of the legal advisors of Japanese Peace Delegation in Paris.
 Rafael Altamira, professor of Law in Madrid University; Senator Clovis Bcvilacqua, professor of Law and leg al advisor to the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Brazil.
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they be chosen by popular vote.
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TN ELNE DISTINGUISH INTERN NrlONAL u RESTS
 FORMING \ NEW COURT

THE HAGUE. July l5- The TweI- vc distinguished international juriStS, among them Elihu Root, of the Unit rd States, invited by the Executive Council of the League of Nations to plan the organization of the new Per mancrt Court of International Justice, constitute an imprcSSing array of the worlds most competent authorities on
 ,cstious of international legislation, Those who accepted the invitation gathered here in mid June to under take the task Those invited werc:-
 Baron DcScampS, Belgian Minister