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HARRY HILL, an American soldier, born in Constantine, Mich., in 1864. He graduated from the United States Military Academy in 1890, was commissioned 2d lieutenant in the same year and rose through the various grades, becoming brigadier-general in 1918. For a time he acted as professor of military science and tactics at the Michigan Agricultural College. During the Spanish-American War he served with the 7th Infantry and also saw service in the Philippines, where, in 1902- 1903, he was governor of Tayabas prov- District of Southern Luzon. He was the same time was in command of the ince. He was colonel and assistant chief dier-general and chief of the Philippine the same time was in command of the District of Southern Luzon. He was active against outlaws, and succeeded in capturing the leaders in several uprisings. From 1907 to 1913 he was brigadier-general and chief of the Philippin staff of the 58th Infantry Brigade; he pine BANGOR Mexican border, remaining until Feb- den (large sea-going ships anchor at ruary, 1918, when he became chief of Hungary. ber of the Interallied Military Mission to latter year he served as American memwas American Expeditionary Force from provost-marshal-general of the September, 1918, to Aug latter year he served as American member of the Interallied Military Mission to August, 1919. In the Hungary.