Copyright by Harris & Ewing VISCOUNT SUTEMI CHINDA THE JAPANESE AMBASSADOR TO THE UNITED STATES, WHOSE PROTEST AGAINST THE ENACTMENT OF A STATE LAW TO PREVENT JAPANESE IN CALIFORNIA FROM OWNING OR LEASING AGRICULTURAL LANDS, BROUGHT THAT RECURRENT SITUATION AGAIN INTO FIRST PROM. INENCE AS A NATIONAL PROBLEM

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Copyright by American Press Association SIR CECIL ARTHUR SPRING-RICE THE DISTINGUISHED DIPLOMATIST WHO HAS SUCCEEDED THE RT. HON. JAMES BRYCE AS THE

BRITISH AMBASSADOR TO THE UNITED STATES

By courtesy of the Chautauqua Press DR. GEORGE E. VINCENT WHO HAS REORGANIZED THE TEACHING FORCE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MINNI

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PROF. T. N. CARVER ONE OF THE FOREMOST ECONOMISTS OF OUR TIME, WHO HAS TAKEN CHARGE OF THE GREAT WORK OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE TO BETTER THE METHODS OF MARKET

TUC FARM PRODUCTS OF THE COUNTRY

MR. WILBUR J. CARR UNDER WHOSE ADMINISTRATION AS DIRECTOR, THE CONSULAR SERVICE OF THE UNITED STATES HAS MADE A NOTEWORTHY ADVANCE IN THE QUALITY OF ITS PERSONNEL AND IN THE EFFICIENCY OF ITS WORK TO PROMOTE AMERICAN TRADE ABROAD

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