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Arizona republican., 1921-11-16
Short Staple
 Cotton MGrEet

NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-Cotton closed steady at net advance of to 10 points. Spot cotton quiet; middling 17.05c.
 Cotton futures closed steady; December, 16.65c; January, 16.44c; March, 16.47c; May, 16.S3c; July, 15.9Sc.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-16
OBITUARIES
J. R. Hammond

The funeral services of J. R. Hammond will be held this after noon at o'clock at the chapel of A. l.. Moore ano Sons. The Rev. Arthur Lee Odell, pastor of the First Presby- terian church, will officate. Inter ment will be in Greenwood ceme- tery.
 Mir Hammond had lived in the valley for many years. His death occurred Tuesday morning at the age of SS years
Arizona republican., 1921-11-16
eoEs ro NoeALEs-Ravmond

Earhart, state treasurer, left yester- day for Nogales. where he was sub poenaed to appear as witness in civil suit being tried in the superior court of Santa Cruz county. MT. Earhart expects to return to Phoenix the end of the week.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-16
McDougaIl & Cassou
 Washington Street

c. L. Mead of Denver said that the church must look to the physicaT as well as the spiritual side of the worlds needs and urged greater ef- forts to alleviate suffering.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-16
ATTORNEY A VISITOR,

ATTORNEY A VISITOR John Gungl, an attorney of Wilcox, was in Phoenix yesterday on legal matters.
 SOCIAL MEETlNG-The Council of Jewish Women will hold a social meeting at the Woman's club at 2: 30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
 THESE WILL WED-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Wn- liam Collins, 3S. and Mary Slade, 36. both of Phoenix; Frank E. Green. "A, and Mollie Bolt. 20. both of Peoria.
 FORM PARTNERSHIP-C. P. Lee and E. T. Garrett have formed a partnership. the firm to be known as Lee and Garrett, certified public ac- countants, it was announced yester- day. Both are members of the Amer ican Institute of Accountants. The concern succeeds the c. r. Lee office in which Mir. Garrett has been asso- ciated with Mir. Lee for some time. Offices are in the National Bank of Arizona building.
 COMPILING llST-The chamber of commerce is compiling a new and up- p-to-date list of the commercial or organizations of the Salt River valley ] and has issued a request that sucf organizations furnish it with tho names or tnelr presidents. flrSt anC | second vice presidents. treasIlrers ant secretaries, in addition to their busi ness addresses.
 CAN TRANSFER SToCK-The cor poration commission yesterday grant
 ed a permit to the Queen Creek Cop per company to transfer 24,3 ,313 share l of stock to Frank Hubbell, Charle l H. smith. P. H. Hayes. J. J. Cox. 1 K. Roberts and Phil McGuinell fo
 mining claims in the Pioneer mininI 1 district in Pinal county, where othe 1 interests of the company are located 1 The company incorporated in May l 1916, for a million dollars divide' l into as many shares at s1 par.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-16
WiIliam EIwelI ST

William Elwell, Sr., passed away at Ventura, Calif., on Monday. Novem- = Der fl. Mir. Elwell was the father of Leo, William and Frank Elwell of Phoenix
Arizona republican., 1921-11-16
WATER REPORT

Reservoir. elevation ......... 172.69 Reservoir, contents, acre feet. .627 496 Loss. 24 hours 7S1 Elevation, year ago ........ 19I.S0 Contents. year ago $50. 0S6 Water used. north side. 23,760
 Water used, south side. 15, 437
Arizona republican., 1921-11-16
Card or Thanks

We wish to thank our friends for their kindness and sympathy during our recent bereavement.
 W. T. Williams and Family.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-16

degrees.
 Excess in temperature since the first of the month, 43 degrees.
 Accumulated excess in temperature since January i, 326 degrees.
 Normal precipitation January l to date, 654 inches.
 Actual precipitation January 1 to date, 3.93 inches.
 Deficiency since January 1. 3.61 inches. ROBERT Q. GRANT.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-16
Local Weather Yesterday

W eather .OIedr CIedT Fl.OIuN
 Highest yesterday ...............79 Highest this date for years. ..... S4 Lowest yesterday y............4 Az Lowest this date for 26 years. 32
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-10
MIStIsI.IA<iOI =.

CHURCH or THE SAZARESFI--wcs,
Tulsa, 2-ls South Pho'niN. +. " John.
son. pastor 1927 South Trenton. Sunda'
school at 10, preaching at II and 30;
young people ct t.45. "Wednesday prsye'
m.ettng '.So. Bible study class Friday a,
80.
CHURCH OF GOD Fifth and Madison.
T.. H. Shipuan. pastor Sunday school a.
yi1, preaching at II and 7 younT
people at 3. Thursday evening praye
meeting 7:30. Sewing circle meets Wed
ncsday afternoon at church
CITY MISSION -2i6 Tas. First Ser
Vices today at 30 by Rov. A. Iichten
stein, also evening services at 7.30 or
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRtSr-Distric'
courtroom No. I, courthouse, q. u. La
rroue. elder. Usage G23T-J. B!hlo school n
10. W. l., Dllphant. tho boy preacher will
pr"a"h "vnry second and fourth Sundsy
each month at II and 80.
LATTER DAY SAINTS tRcorgani,.d
church of Jesus Chrisb-renh and
Rockford. z. r. Sheppard, pastor. sun
hay school 9.i5. preaching at ii and .
prayer meeting AZ y. IN. Wednesday
rcllgtu J.. IN. Friday.
ASSEMBLY OF GOD - Fifth snt
Peoria. r.. +. Cunningham. pastor. 102.
East Haskell sunday school and Bibl,
reading at 10; devotional and pastora
service at II, ovangelistic at 1880. youni
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-10
Will Radiun at Last
Open the Door of
the Great Unknown?

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-10
CHINESE LOADED
WITH YANK GOODS
Excess War Materials in
Storage Are Weighing
on Business Men.
pv international News Service.


SAN FRANCISCO, July 9.-Forty
million dollars in clothing, pur-
chased during the war period by
Chncae merchants from American
ana British firms, is today drug
on The orient market and there Is
no hope Of husincs, relief in the
Oriental republic until this immense
stock II goods has been disposed of.
This is the statement Of c. T.. Col
llnge, president of Collingc q Co.,
London, renowned export house,
who returned here on the japanese
liner Korea Maru direct from China.
"There are over 100000 packages
Of goods stored at all the seaport
warehouses, amounting TO 10000
600 IN cold cash, that must be
moved into the hands of consumers
before business conditions in China
FOR American and British firms Inn
prove stated Collinge.
My calculation is that It will
n"cca1tate fully II months before
n" Chinese people viii need goods
from outside markets. Until that
ume we can mark time or seek
trade elsewhere.
., These goods were purchased Mt
the peak of the market during the
war, Tho turn came unawares and
the prices dropped. Then followed
ihe slump in buying power and the
4oWerlng OF the exchange"
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NETIIODIsT

FIRST METHODIST rt,tb ,,t p.ul.
der "a 80 -.
""'' i"s'''' ''Sle M'''''
s''"'' ray hutil't Emery, assistant
sunday school at $50. Egwurth league at
& 10. intermediate at t.su. iur.,r a.
Preaching at 10 10 amt s. bv fI,' pl-t,I.
Morning subject Thu Optimism Of
f"th, evening, "fhc iufaUiu. Love OF
Guu =, morning or"l'nry violin solo 10y
iI2l' ". - Ryan. Evening solo b. Mrs
l. - CARRIER.
GRAcl, ,,tft-p,,,t .r,, - .r
'"' '"u 'i'"''"'
IT, L. 'i1httge, pastor sunday school vt
g.SV' EI"'rth l.1ET" $50. Wrlw' nate
81 Junior Monday at Scrn1n boy the
VA rru1t,b" "nn .'v, N'dh'sn'y ls l.ll-
meeting IT,. '.'t N'.'.' 10 T'''' .'.S
ur,,,r INIT, - "''' ''" ID. w. ''''"'
'.,,..,'.,.. -"u -. ''' Grass '' Dc
,'N''I. MLMohlAi. Fourteenth and
S',.n.y sIt amor T." Hi4un"n. pt.i'r'
pra,nr rI..t.,,. M, t'U.r rt"S' g.
dav a, "Y 5'"r, T''TTi Tii " '"'' =,
eISb mann =, ". '' '.iH' 'uN. .s'."S ~
ladies' Aid duIin- i.i1y ,,3 Nur,.t 't .,,,y'
,,v pr,t,i,t,,' l7 t"".f WV ~ ~ ~
icct, "JaoN Dcm9sas.. kno. kout pln,,
aud "a. ynv Tnai Floors .n, b.vii." Mrs
John Peacock VIII sing BE- solo rev, N
s. Govan Will preach at IN, evening hour
and Mrs GuWau will sing church b..
cooled with electric fans
BOSTON AVENUE ~ T.. SD--FIfth
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BAPTIST.

FIRST BAPTIST. Fourth and circln-
natl. The Nearest Church" w o. Andcr-
intendent. Bible school $50; u. Y. J. u.
at s.if. Worship at 1850 and s. Bust
ness Mems Bible class Al $50. Morning
Spiritual Bli1dness.'
lMMANUEt~-Sccond md Rockford c.
+. S!.or, pastor; u. H. MontelUs financial
SECRETARY Pastors phone. Usage $3.50,
e.tt. unions $50, Sunheams 2:S0. Preach
ing at II and 7:30. Training dcpArtmc nt
opens at 5:l5. Preaching at II and &.
NOGALES AVESUE-First and Nogalcs.
W. a. Todd, pastor. sunday school and
iI.aO, evening preaching at 2.
Kendall -- sixth and birmingham,
"a NJ n S"ssf T2''"t e "t eao "n'' EvSnrcis,,s
service at II by Gospel team OF First
church. Ladies missionary meeting We'd
ncsdav at 2:ao. Prayer meeting Thursday
PRINCDALE-I,ewls and Washington.
one mile north Of fairgrounds =. E.
Cannady, missionary. sunday school at
10; preaching and Communion service Al
inE.
NORTH TRENTON MISsTON-Trenton
and Independence formerly Haskclh. G.
y, CenHady. missionary. Sunday school
AT g. The newest Sunday school In the
city; II you are not already attached you
are invited TO meet with US. Prayer meet
OLD TIME MISSIONARY -- sll South
Quincy. Elder \. Carlin, rir'o~. sunday
school 9:i5. Services at II and s. Prayer
meeting Thursday a. p. m.
WEST TUTSA-West Tulsa. F., II.
Owen pastor, 20ll South olympia; Usage
17b9-R. Sunday school at 10. Preaching
by pastor at H.
UNION COMMUNITY - Eisn'n end
Wheeling. Rev. A. r. Lunly, pastor.
Sunday school $40, preaching II and S.
FREE WILL BAPTIST -- North Utica
and Jasper. Rev. r. J. Matthew, pastor.
Preaching at II and s.
RiVERSIDE--Gicnwoo Homo Gardens,
near Parkyicw station. G.. II Hughes.
pastor. II. G. Shortmeycr. zIperlntc1deAt.
Preaching every sunday at II and 1880.
NERS MISSION go GlonwoOd, IN Mcl'0
schoOlhOuse. j. A. Wheatey, pastor, n.
Bruffy. superintendent. Preaching II
and 80. Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening
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pI,USnNTli.ItN

FIRST PRESBYTERInN-s Seventh and
boston. G.. W Kerr. pastor. sunday
school o:3o. Endeayurs. s,uiur ana lut.'-
mediate at 4 IS. Morning sermon By
pastor at 1885 "In tho Sechct OF Ills
Presence" followed ~ quarterly com
muuiOu service, evening at 3. THE Siu-
ucr's Refuge" Evening service On lawn
II weather permits.
SECOND FRESBYTERlAN --- Hunis AMI
Archer. The church that shows npNins
pictures. W. IL. Murphy Jr.. pastor. sun
day school at 9:id. senior EndeJvOr at
e Junior at 4. Sermon by the pastor At
- and s. Prayer meeting Wednesday at
80 O'Clock.
COLLEGE HTL.-Sevcnin and Colum-
tla tMcCoy). Kendall, Robert H. Clarke
pastor. sunday school at 9:i5: "ndeayor,
senior and intermediate at Z. junior at :.
Rev. Hugh \. Creswel will preach both
morning and evening.
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN Cheyenne
iIa K.us. Cha-!St =. Newccmh. minister.
IO7 West King street Bible school 1T
9:45; young people t:lj: Junior at g.
Prayer pr'ise and Diblo study at 1880
W.dnesdav Preaching at II and 3.
BUtLETTE MEMORIAI1--lnd. pcndcnce
and Norfolk. W. T. G1rviu. pastor.
sunday school at 10. Endeayor at G:5o,
Junior at J.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-10
4 JAP FARMERS
FOUND IN STATE
Nineteen Chinese Were
Tilling the Soil Here
During 1920
INDIAN FARMERS LEAD
More Red Men Tilling Soil in
oklahoma Than in Any of
Other States in Union

WASHINGTON. July 9.--Facts
o,,r, the race and nativity Of okla
torn,s 1ol.0S7 operators of farms
vera given out today by the census
bureau.
~ these farm operators there
w,r, lG7.iGO native born whites, a.
>compared with 1Gt.773 ten years
,.,. foreign born white farmers
Smhcrcd 500, "A decrease from
V774S ten years ago. Colorcd farm
or,r,fors also decreased, thcre be
irr lS,T37 in 1870 and, 2O,Ibl IN
tGl0 However, the gam In native
uhrc farmers more than absorbed
m. loss In foreign born white ana
rol0red farmers, for there are now
fgigS1 farms in Oklahoma as COM
,,,r.a with 1gU.lq2 ten years ago.
In the grouping OF farmers and
,o-rrarIson between 1870 and 1920,
i,t,Irs negroes. Chinese and Jap
avs, are listed together under the
L,,l q "co,orcd" farmers.
This Classification aroused the ire
or oklahoma members OF congress,
and drew from Congressman
charles y. Carter, dean OF the OK
l4ruma delegation, the statement
,b1t the "colored grouping rem
Jrr.d that part ot the report mis-
lcs.trg. valucloss and libelous."
"Thc Indian is a red man, the
chinaman yellow man, the Japa-
rc,o "A brown man, ana the negro
n black man" Carter said. Their
grouping under the head Of col
orrd' men is indefensihle."
Although listing u. four races
under the head OF "colored," the
bureau gave separate figures for
each for 1920 only. NThis showed
,hnrr were 13,4l3 negro farmers,
t30l Indian farmers. japanese
farmers and 10 Chinese farmers In
Oklahoma.
Tho states showing the largest
number of Indian farmers In 1920
were oklahoma, with 5,3Ol; New
Mexico. with 1,S33; North Carolina.
with LAO, and South Dakota, with
2-5
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-10
BOOMING HOUSE is CLOSED
'"pan People Convinced That Cobb
s,,,,-, Had amply Authority.

'i''"fh 70 Inc world.
, IAkILESNILLE, July 9.-Jamcs
l'"e. state sanitary Inspector, came
70 ,'arllesville today on n flying visit
ana closed n rooming house at
IN IL East Second street, con-
unc'rd by Mrs. C,cvengcr. The
pace was closed because, as Mrs.
Ire said, 1t had no ventilation in
s'i4e OF the rooms, no fire escapes
ana no fire eXtinguishers.
Mr Lee also paid visit TO Copan
WH're lhe convinced the business
men OF that place that Henry Cobb,
sanitary inspector, was acting with
IN MS rights when he ordered n
u'an-un there last week. Some Of
we business men seemed TO he Of
IN" opinion that Mr.. Cobb, who is
,,.y sanitary inspector for Rartlcs-
N!ie, had 10 authority IN Copan. He
mus, however, been appointed to act
a. INSPECTOR for tho entire county
WIN authority from the stato health
apartment Mt oklahoma City.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-10
Girls! That Dcrwillo
Complexion Is a
'Stay There" Complexion

SO why waste time on face powder that
comes of as fast as you can put II on
when you cnn use derwiiio, the "stay
there bctutiIUT' Hot weather or per-
sptratlou does not effect II ana when ap-
piled property IT'S use cannot be detected.
IL gives the skin the youthful, baby Ike
softnrss and rosy tint every normal woman
Graves just make this test: Some warm
day use yoIr regular face powder, time
e. by your watCr and geo how long II
stays on. Then. under exactly theN san Q
conditions use dorwIllo and note ~ ar
ference. II not only s'ay7 on longer. but
1t looks more natural Compare II with
any boautifier or powder you have ever
used and you viii need no argument 20
convince You that there is nothing as sat
isfaCtory as Gcrwi'lo. Try it whom you 20
bathing and see how much better II stays
on than any face powder regardless uf tho
price. No other bciutifnr or face powder
can give you u more attractive appearance.
perwillo is becoming "a regular lad every
whore and over one million girls and
women are now using II I'm preference To
everything else. Actresses use more face
powder than any other class and they
know how harmful some powders are. For
that reason many % them now use der
wlllo. They have learned by thoroughly
testing II that II Ia not only harmless. hut
beneficial TO any skin and Instantly I'm
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Parts that exquisite ioveliness 40 much de-
sired mats why derWiIlp usors have
Sneh healthy, .inooth, beautiful oonplcy
@ @'Yha, I.un, or tho Prominent Hctressrs
using dgfWillo are Dorothy Dalton. MIL
l". s1,I'I' tiaum, Viola Dana, Anna a. Siis,
son Louise llnff Ruth Roland and score.
or "ih'Ts. ~ you use dsrwillo once YOU vii
D.1,.o Jus, As enthusiastic aa they hre
ana never be without IT, AnotheT In, rnr1
thnt i.lnH TO remember f. that no oiher
b"auilfIcr IL sold under tho same ,1,sy
.htee. n you don't like dcrwilIo. the .tSts
Lon "h.n you made the purchase viii
ElduF retund your money. This liberal
guarantee speaks volumes for tho satlsfa"' :
non II slY"A You can get dcrwillo a. tho
toilet counters of all department s,ores
ana up-tg-daie druggists cverywhorc. II
lhey, should happen tG be out they vouId
De glhd TO order It for you, since derwliIS
mas made such phenomenal sugcesH n
has mar imi'atOrs. but you know conn
lerI'it" gte never as good az tho genuine
aIncI" Do not accept substitute then
YOU wont be- disappointed. insist on der,
WHO Or nothing Any reliable stora VIII
get II Tor you II you Insist upon It,
'NOIE--DerV mo is sold in this city IN.
dor money back guarantee ~ ali toilet
counters including Quaker Puritan ana
keza!. S'ores.-Adyt
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SpIIiIII.AIIsT.

FIRST SpIRlTtAIr--K. T.. Hail at 4 y
fu. Mrs j. n. Fcmmiug, pastor. L>couu
and study class at 3. llsncss meeting at
CLOSE OF HcrNirns. Al w,nhprs urged 10
sttcud. No circle meeting until furthet
notice.
NATIONAL SPIRTTUAI1--County court.
room. courthouse. Z 80 =. m Dr. A. NJ. q.
Wheeler. pastor. followed by phenomena
ouo messages icy pastor, assisted by local
talent Violin solo by Master Roy Wris
ton. Iulsas faNorlte and youngest mastei
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people Tuesday tao. Bible study Ftida,
90
NORTH TULSA CNMMUNtTY Onterds.
domination Cincinnati and Oklahoma,
NutthrIutrlan addition. sunday school AZ
tn. preaching 81 II ami Ivy suppiy
PRAYER tnr"tins Wednesday evening. blbis
study Friday.
SEVENTH DAY ApNENTtST --. st,tb
ana Madison central rarkt 4 ~ pAgr
pastor. saturday s'rvl,s. Sabbath school
IS, missionary volunteers az prrarh
irg at u. sunday preaching at y m
SCIENCE TRUTH CENTER .- Ever,
"Wednesday at ? and T. m at ho,n. ~
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IL trIii:R\N.

FIRST LtTHERNN-Tl and Eiwood.
g. a. kaufman pastor. lihle school at
9.l., Luther l,uEsc at 7.l5. worship at IL
o'clock Little but Wise" No evening
services during The hot season.
GRACE LuruEuAN ,Ml..our synod,
Thirteenth amt quincy tncw building
Rev. g. LuUisuu. pastor Regular
services at II sunday houi at 10.
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here in the spring VI 1890 and went
tn George Washington University
Whcr" hc spent a year teaching law.
tie was ono uf the many professors
who resign from oklahoma merely
hccnusc almost any other biz uni
v"taV viii pay q better salary.
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

FIRST CHRISTIAN--Nl Ninth and noul.
der. Meade Dutt pastor, OsaCs 4Sj5.
study phone Usage 2i77. BiOla school
$3.50; Endgavors, all grades at 6. Com
munion and sermon 1885 b. pastor on
"NaitiuE FOR the Angel" Evening sermon
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TEMPIr ISRAEL. Fourteenth and
Cnev. Chas II Laiz. rabhi. residence
'"',r 1892. study cedar 1918.
ItEAI ENrNAlI glg south ChrNcnu"
N.II# rrl,r rabbi Lecture a. this
.v'uur tu munlcipa! auditorium by Rabbi
,uuu Glagcr.
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I.IIStDE ENI.I\N.

TUtNITY EPISCOPAL -Firh and Gin
CiurHtt NDN. Nulfc y. Ctum. rector.
% H,y communion at $. church school . 80 g.
holy eucharist and scruln at II In tho
church. NJ evening acrNIyc.
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prmvr CurutnVcl. Il have my
The Washington times., 1921-06-25
MEXICO TO CLAIM
us. |SLANDSOFF
PACIFIC COAST
Govt. to Petition for Possession
of California Group As
Own Territory.
ny HARRY l.. ROGERS,
Intcrna ffOua1 Nevvs Services.

The Obregon government has no in
tention Of demanding the surrender
by the United States of Santa Cata-
lima. Farallon. and other groups of
islands off the California coast which
Mexican commission has Just de-
cided belong to Mexico, but II It
makes representations to this gov
ernment at all. will probably be sat
isfied with a cash settlement. accord
ing to officials OF the Mexican en-
bassy hero today.
At the embassy, cognfxance was ad-
mftted of the report OF the investi-
eating commission headed by Under
Secretary OF Agriculture Amado
Aguirre.s In which claim II made to
nine Islands just off the California
coast, but as yet the embassy has re-
ceived no instructions In the matter.
IL was stated. Unofficial advices
from Mexico City have stated that the
Mexican chancellory is considering
making formal claim for tho islands
as recommended In the Aguirre report
A. summary of the report available
here, shows that the claims include
the islands of San Angel, Santa Rosa.
Santa Vera Cruz. Anacapa, Santa Ca
talina. Santa Barbara, San Nicolas,
San Clemente and tho Farallones.
These islands are almost within sight
of the California coast, and on the
Farallon islands, Just outside the
Golden Gate at San Francisco. there
is a lighthouse and United States
radio station. The possession OF any
of these islands by an enemy nation
would unquestionably constitute a
danger.
After proving to. his own satisfac-
ton at least that Mexico's claims are
indisputable, Aguirre in his report
says:
"The government of Mexico should
make use of it's rights TO the islands
In question through whatever meth
DDS II deems most adequate to arrive
at. the desired result"
The Washington times., 1921-06-25
STIMSON ASKED TO HUNT
DOWN WAR PROFIrEERS

Henry l.. Stimson, Of New York.
has been asked by Attorney General
Daugherty TO direct the Governments
search and prosecution OF alleged
war grafters, 1T was learned today.
Attorney General DauRherty IL
awaiting Mr.. Stimson's acceptance.
Mr.. Stimson, a member of the cab
met of former President Taft, has
been urged by the Attorney General
to accept the post. with the assur-
ance that he will have the assistance
OF some of the country's ablest law
yers. He is now abroad, and IL was
said. that the Attorney General may
hold the place open for a few weeks,
hoping that Mr.. Stimson may accept.
cations in their preliminary stage.