of the
Johnson, elected a member
board to succeed W. S. Morley, was
present and was sworn in.
Superintendent Henry reported to
the board an enrollment of 840 students in the grades yesterday and anticipated that before the month closed
that the enrollment would reach nearly 900, an increase over last year's enrollment. The board accepted the
statement as indicating the steady increasing efficiency of the Moscow
schools.
WOULD REGENERATE MEXICO
By the United Press Associations.
NEW LONDON, Conn., Sept. 12.—
The American and Mexican peace commission today considered sending American farmers and American teachers
into Mexico to regenerate the country.
The Mexican commissioner's announcement that a summons for a constitutional convention was momentarily expected.
State and presidential elections would follow the convention.
NOT VIOLATING TREATY
By the United Press Associations.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 12.—The Japanese foreign office today officially notified the state department that the Japanese demands on China do not affect China's sovereignty or impair the Root-Takahira treaty.
POWDER WORKS EXPLODED
By the United Press Associations.
FAIR CHANCE, Pa., Sept. 12.—An explosion today wrecked the Dupont powder works and three men are reported killed.
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