davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1920-11-12
Hum AnHlannP.
Der aisbesbnnO Der Anaeiteatsn.

Sn Dem gr0Btcn @orenbaus SEQ.
penbogcus, Dem Wlagalin on NorO,
bat man cine umiangrei6e 9ieb.
itobIaff1re aufgeOcft, Die Die gntloI.
flung bon % mdnnli6en uno nei6li.
den @nseiteIltcn sur 6olee botte.
Ser Gbef entoetfte 5ufdaig, oaB cine
8erf1uferin elmer Sreunoin Elm
Haar ieioene Striimpie all eincm
tpeit nieorigeren ais Dem oiisgc3eid.
neten Breile perfnufte. CT i1IoB Die
@crfduferin odt StunOen in iein
Bureau elm, Damn Iegte lie elm pones
@elt1noniS ab, 0aB nift MIR lie,
ionoern aud elm GROCER Cell oes an
oeren Berionnls Die Sirma our6
einen gutorganiiierten Soui6banoel
beltoblen babe. Nus Ser 0amenab.
teilung lieferten Die 8erf6uferinren
8aren an ibre m6nnIid)en &oIegen
uno erbielten onOere in Saui1. SIN
Mlttomobil unternabm nun ser Gbef
cine &a55ia init Sausiu1ungen bel
Den 8er0G9tigen. Sic ergob cine
~rngebelre 9eute. SIN elmer Steae
fa1o er einen groBen g~eltoblenen
Softer, boil geitoblener 8aren. Ser
9ireftor oeriammeIte Oarauf Die
Serbreder uno entIieB % 8erfdufer
uno 8crfduferinnen auf Der Stcae.
Die 8oli5ei Bot ii9 nidt in ben
Saa eingemiift, uno 5rar, neil
mebrere Der @ntlaiienen 8reis5ettel
beiieite gcbrad)t baben, Die i'm &riege
Breiserb0bungen erfobren baben.
90 mar auf einem Stid Gbebiot Der
8reis allmdblidJ bon 5 iiber IL uno
% ouf 80 &ronen oas Metcr geitei.
CERT. 9as lit ols &riegsnu6er
ftrafbar, uno Die @ntlaiienen baben
erfldrt, tuenn Die Boli5ei lid Elm.
mii6e, 10 tpiirOen iie ben Gbef nit
ins 8er0erben 5ieben.
Washington Journal., 1920-11-12
Bun @eselaserern ermurbet.

Set furoem mebren ii9 IN Berlin
ole 3abl Der &apitalperbreben mie-
Der in eri6redelloer @eile. Gin
&aubmor0 ipur0e auf Der &anOitraBe
5wii6eH N~ealienbeioe unO @riinber9,
oi1t bel 0ranienburg, periibt. Dort
ermoroete Der % Sabre alte S9ldd)-
ter Otto 8e9ener, Der crit Dor fur
gem aus Dem @ef1ngnis entlallen
iporoen mar, ben So Sabre alien
Sanoler 9lrtbur @ol5 aus aleinmub.
gr bate @ol5 auf Dem @ege nod
&leinmus angetroffen uno aus Dem
bertrquensieligen @ol5 b~eraltsbefom.
men, oaB er etipa 900 Marf bel li6
fiibrte. 9aour6 muroe Die Sabgier
0es 8. gerei5t, Der nun, tpie er bel
ieinem ipateren 8erbor angab, li6
UNI ie0en Yreis in Den 8efib oes
@eloes gu ieBen tra9tete. Die M6n.
ner tparen in5piiden auf Ole gbnui.
fee, Die BON N%ailenbeioe nad Grim.
berg fibrt, gefommen. Sier Itellte
fi6 plobli6 8. Dor @ol3 bin ltno
Derlangte inter Drobungen oelien
@eIO. @ola, Der frdftig NOR, peigerte
iid, uno es fam 5l elmer S6lGgerei,
in oeren 8erlauf beioe in ben Gbaui-
ieegraben routen. acknowledgements
fam @ol5 urten gu liegen uno iest
tpiirgte Der 9uride i'm 10 LANCE, bis
Der 500 eintrot. Damn raubte er benz
Grmoroeten Die 9rieftaide nit ben
900 Wf. Ser Moro nuroe ober
i9nen rudbar, Ser Ntor6er perfoIgt
ltll0 perboftet.
Washington Journal., 1920-11-12
Die Sentiden i'm areiie &eibsnburs.

Mebr als 1900 oeutide M1nner,
Die aus Dem Soloauer @ebiet in
Den letter @o6en fliidten, ionic
Sab uno Gut unS ibre I~ngeborigen'
oerlaiien muBten, Inn Der redtspi.
origen @i~n5iebung gum polniiden
Seeresoienit gu entgeben, baben an
Den Sberpr1iiocnten Die oringenoe
Yitte gcriGtct, alcs onran gu iesen,
INN Soloau uno llmgegeno, einen
Cell oeS ebcmaligen &reiies Neioen.
burg, fir 9eutidlano al retten. SsSn
Dem @eiuh bcibt es: ISM &reiie
Neioenburg itimmten 1876 b. $. fir
9eutihlano. 9aS Solbauer 9ano lit
nod beute nad Dem 8inen Der 8e-
polferung treuoeuti6 uno miro es
bleiben. @ir pcroen uns lie benz
polnii9en Sod fiigen. Sclft unb ret
tet inns aus uniercr groBen Notl@
Washington Journal., 1920-11-12
Sin H~em6ranbtfnnS.

Sn 9onoon wuroe fiir5lif auf
elmer 8criteigerling Elm angebIi9er
&embranot bon @ouoitiffer in glm.
iterbam i'm 8ettitreit nit Mgnem
fir 1890 @uineen ernorben, Der
tuegen ieines 9(nge5meifeltieins nit
nur 1000 Gfuno %aufgcmorfen NOR
Sen mar. Seraclit, Der meinenoe unO
la1enoe Bbiloiopb iino ouf Der
groBen Safel oargeiteat. 9as Bib
bat iid als Elm pradtboQes SpGtmerf
6es Meiiters entplppt, oas ocm.
nG1it in Der Seemanni6en 3eit.
idrift fir biloenoe &unit per0ffent.
lidt miro.
Washington Journal., 1920-11-12
Gin ipabnfnniacr 9eidcnidanber.

Cine idalocrbaite embedding
mad)ten einige 9amen auf Dem Sci.
Selberser Srieobof. Gin iuuger, nur
nit Scmo mo Sole bctleioeter
Wann itano in einem geoffneten
@rabe, bate cincn Snrg erbroden
lno mar oamit beidGitigt, Die Sci.
dentcile beraus5uidafien.l Guf Oie
5rage DER Graucn mas er oa made.
ertlarte er, CT babe feline 6leiid-
marfen. Gntiest ciltcn Die 5rdlien
gum Srieobofsmdrter, Der Die 6eit.
nabme oeS @abniinntgen beipirtte.
Ser Mann bate iid oorber oas
@rab ieines Dor einem Sabr5ebnt
oeritorbenen @roBuatrrs angeben
lalien uno oieies oanu g%eoffnet. Gr
Itammt aus Gonnitntt uno muroe
Der pipdiatriidcu &linit iibergeben.
Washington Journal., 1920-11-12
Sin GGrenbirser Der etaOt Cord.

Sn Der leBten Staotneroroneten.
periammlling tpliroe bei1loiien, ben
friiberen 2anorat oes &reiies 2im.
burg a. 5. 2abn, iesigen 9aegie.
rrmgspralioenten 8iidting in 2ieg.
nit, in Entertaining ieiner groBen
8eroienite, Ole er iif our9 iein
energii6es gintreten fir. Die Ni9t.
beiebung 6es 5miihen Sen beiben
Sriidenfopfcn Waina uno &oblen3
pcrbliebenen neutralen Streiiens
oeS %iogenannten .Slai1enbalies",
nit Den &beinorten Cord, 2or6baii-
fen un6 &alib uno Die 8eriorgung
oieier Srte our9 oen &reis 2im.
burg nit 2ebensmittel ertporben
bat, gum @~brenbiirger Ser Staot
2ord am &bein 81 ernennert.
Washington Journal., 1920-11-12
grieiterjn6ildnm in @Ottenbnra.

@eibbii6of Or. Sobanu @aptiIt
Sproa in &ottenburg fonnte I'M
ldnsit iein 2~5iabriges 8rielterinbi.
latm feiern. 1912 muroe er bon
giidof Or. b. aeppler gum Com.
fapitllar 1918 gum @eneraIpifar
beforoert, 1916, ebenfans am 49,.
Suli, gum 8eibbiidof getpeibt. slm
ielben Gage purocn emit bonn 9i.
ifof b. &eiier 3mei neitere be.
fannie @dnner SIT 8rieitern ge.
meibt, ser Siibinger ltnioeriitatS-
profeiior 8 Or. 8. 8aur uno ser
&egens Slider am Hrieiterieminar
in Hottenburg.
Washington Journal., 1920-11-12
Die eeitOblene MeIiqnie.

9arls oes @roBen @eliquiar, oas
urfpriinglih orf Der @rltit oes Serr.
iderS in Der &aifergruft gu 9laden
lag, lit BON Der ner~itorbenen &aiie-
rim Gugenie fur5 Dor ibrem Eooe
Dem 8arOinal 2ucon iibergeben NOR.
ben, oamit es in Der &atbeoraIe 81
&eims aufgeltellt peroe. 9ie be.
riibmte &eliquie mar elm Sabrbun.
bert lang i'm 8eIiB Der Somilie SO.
naparte, nadoem Nopoleon T., ais
er ii9 oaS &aiiergrab in Iaden off.
men iieB, oos foitbore @erf an iid
genommen bate. Die @eliquie
puroe lalse 8eit in marlborough
aufbepabrt.
Washington Journal., 1920-11-12
9antSfp ans Der II. g. q. aus.
1eituFcn.

8ie Der rgormGrts" mitteilt, 1T
auf Der Il. g. q. in &ciien.B aloed
beidloiien tuoroen, &outsfp aus Der
Partei ouS5uidlieBen. ard) iiber
zen 4usidluB oes G6efreoaftelirs
Der u6reibeit", Silfcroing, ipliroe
ucrbanoelt. NadOem @ernltein uno
Ncitriepfe Der 8artei Der llnnbbdu.
gigcn frcimiaig Den &iiden gefebrt.
nadoem Strobel Dor fur5em allsge.
idloiien mor0eu lit, lit nun olio
.Sautsfp arl. Der Heibe, umo Dem.
E6dlt mobl aud SiIferoing. Die
Sduberung Der llnabbdngigcn BON
ben f%iibrenoen Glemeltert, Die nod
auf oemofratiIdem @ooen iteben,
nimmt alio millitcr ibren 6ortgang.
Washington Journal., 1920-11-12
Sarf man 9ienitmabden megenea.
aieren?

Gin Sranffurter &aufmann batte
cine Game pcgen @eleioigung Der.
flagt, Die er Oarin erblidte, Dab iie
ibm iein 0ienitmdodcn tpegengagiert
babe. Die 8erbanolling ergab ieooh,
bob 0as Mao6en Die SteIle idon
perlaiien batte, als iie bon Der Dame
engagiert tuuroe. 9as @eriGt ipra9
Ole Ingeflagte frei iino biiroete Dem
&ldger Die Soften auf. Sn Der Ser.
banolung muroe bonn &idter gedl.
Bert, OaB oos 8egcngagieren aaein
feline 8eleioigitng oaritelle. gs lit
i'm geihdftliden 2eben leiber @rnuf,
biete aber feline Sanobabe gu elmer
8eleioigungstlage.
Washington Journal., 1920-11-12

porten, Gs lit idmer5lif. @cIo
ourd) itarfc YrciSobitrid)e 81 Oerlie-
rem; ieoer itrdubt iid bis 5ulcst oa.
geecn. abcr Die 9auifraft Oes Sn.
lon0eS O%cria0t, uno DER IusIdnoer
bait iid iibcrIcacu bonn @arft ou.
rid. Sdwcre Sor9eu laiteu auf Der
oeutiden SnOuitric.
Washington Journal., 1920-11-12
9mea amf Der etrasc.

Gin Guea auf offener StraBe
muroe in Der Ndbe bon SoIingcn
bon 5pei iungen 2euten, Die aut
Dem Seimipege bon elmer Sof5eit
in Streit seraten parer, ~atsgetra.
gen. gtah eipem beftigen @ortmed).
lei Der beioen iungen 2eute b6Itc
elmer aus Dem Sauie ieines so.
tiers opci &epoloer. Der Serousge.
foroerte nabm oas 0uel an uno
muroe beim augelmedieI ourd 5tuei
S6iiiie in Ben 8opf gctotet. Sein
@egner wuroe ourd cincn aopfldub
lebelsaeiabrlih perlest.
Washington Journal., 1920-11-12
Grbulnussbeim fir Gtnttsarter Sin
Der.

Sn Srieoridsbafen am 9oOenIee
lit elm neues grbolungsbeim fir
Stuttgarter ainoer bon % iugeno.
li9en Sniaiien be5oeen iporoen. gS
lit oas Salbereer-Seim, Ons iein
Gntiteben Der Stiftung Der @rafin
2anosberg, geb. Saaberger, Der.
oantt. @efanntli9 mar an Die @lls.
folgung oes Miaionen . germddt.
Miles an Die Staot Stuttgart u. a..
ole 9eoihgung gefniipft, bob aus
etnem Sell Der Mittel elm &inoerer-
bolungsbeim am 9ooenlee 5lt errid).
ten lei. DEM Neubau zines iolden in
Berg, pofIr ieiner5eit ein @ettbe-
tuerb CUR @etpinniing bon Hl1ncn
nusgeidrieben mar, ltebt Die I'm
CUNT Der 3eit binoerno I'M @eg. 60
bot man 5undhit Dem @iirttembergi.
iden 2ebrerinnenuerein fem grbo.
lungsbeim in Srieori6sbpfen obge.
falft uno Dem gerein &inOerbeime
fir feline gcmeinniitigen 3nefe iiber-
laifen, SIN ftrag oicies @ereins lit
fein unermiioIider @ei9dftsfiibrer,
@emeinoerat Carl Sausmanit, 5ur.
5eit i'm @egriff oas Saus fiir feline
neue 8citimmung einauri9ten. gs
miro, iuern fertiggeiteat, fir etpa
100 &inOer 8lat bieten.
Washington Journal., 1920-11-12
0ampfmalSc bernriadJt 9ruRcn
WrnnO.

Sn Sloe6iingen @iirttemb., wur-
De Onrd 6unfen elmer porbeifabrcn'
Den GampfitroBeuwal5e oas Sdin.
ocload eincS Yauernbaules in
Brand gcicst. Smci gnweien iino
infolgeoeiien oolig nicoeraebrannt.
Gas Bobn. uno Sefonomiegebalioe
ocS gauern MattbiaS Saas uno Ole
@irtidaft gum .Sirid" nit Sefo.
nomicgebauoe (9ciiser Sob. Bur.
bader). Der Shaocn lit icbr grob.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-05
A. DE cARDI,

(Trustee.
Francis y de la Haba,
Abogados del bankrupt. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-05

mil d6lares al ano. Que asf Sc po-
dria lIegar en- breve tener mas
de cien mil dolares, con los cuales
los mismos de la cooperative po-
dram hacerse prestamoS un cua-
tro pOr cien;o, dejando Ell garantia
las mismas fincaS. De eSe modo no
tendrian que tomar dinero presta-
do a NADIE.
Nolviendo a la question de la 20
ma rural, dijo que el entiepde que
81 dejan solo al Municipio, eSa
obra nunca, muy tarde, Sc harfa,
porque los Municipios, la mayor
parte, son muy pobres. Que ese
asunto 10 tenfa que resolver la Le-
gislatura, de alg1n modo, Y que
tenia que hacerlo.
Dijo a los pequefos terratenien
tes que ellos no necesitaban dine
ro extrano, 81 todOs Sc reunian V
daban un POGO del que fueran OBJ
teniendo de sus cosechas, Y que
hicieran del campo una gran fa-
milia con todos los que les ayu-
daban a laborar la terra.
Que, por ESQ, el habfa defendido
en- la Legislature energicamente
el salario mfnimo de las mujeres
rabajadoras. Que no Sc debia es-
perar que los trabaj jadores pi-
dieran aumento Ell suS salarioS,
sino que debian darlos sin que los
pidieran.
Noso.roS no pudimoS OR todo
ell discursO del senior Gonzalez Me-
IA y 10 sentimos, porque Sc ha CO.
muy acknowledgements. Y
todOs los que 10 oyeron, Salieron
muy impresionados Y nos han di-
cho que fue una nOta simpatica la
que di6 este hombre. a quien cada
dia Sc quiere con mas afectO.
Ell Corresponsal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-05
lDe Aguadilla.l

Ha cauSadO sensation V buena
impression un discurso pronuncia-
do por el sefor Gonzalez Mena Ell
una asamblea de agricultores, ce-
lebrada ell domingo en- la casa mu-
nicipal.
lei seiior Gonzalez Mena trat6
extensamente el problema actual
de Puerto Rico v declare que era
necesario llevar inmedia.amente
todo ell bienestar necesario al que
trabaja.
+. Que por ESQ el. con I'm grupo
de hombres bdenos habian fun
dado un Banco agrlcola. Porque
ese Banco era la senal de la
muerte del usurerO. POrque
desapareciendo ell usurero, el pc
quefio terrateniente viviria mejor.
Que por ESQ luch6 Ell la Legisla-
tura por la Ley del RiegO, porque
eSta era una region pobre, y ell rie-
go la haria rica, y asi ell que ira
baja Sc podria hacer pagar bien.
Que acOnsejaba a tOdOs que ayu-
daran mas al pobre. Que era con-
trario a que Sc pOseyera por una
sola persona o corporation una
gran extension de tcrreno. Que
Aguadilla G Isabella eran felices,
por estar su tierra muy dividida.
Que no vendieran sus terrenos.
Que era necesario conjurar ell
cOnhictO presente teniendO mejOr
coraz6n. Que las grandes factorias
deben pagar con arreglo sus ga
nancias, v, ademas, deben cOntri-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-05
"EI VGndGr Ia terra eS traiCiOnarIa"
dice un legislator pOrtOrriQuenO

buir para hacer un fondo, a favor
Gle. los que llegan a una edad que
VA no pueden trabajar, 0 sc inu-
tilizan EN- el trabajo. Que solo ell
salario no es suficiente. Que es ne
cesario Sc lie tcnga amor al pobre
V Sc le ayude Ell todO. Que el pre-
sent6 en- la Camara una ley para
que los ancianos pobres, que hu-
biercn envcjecido Ell ell trabajo,
luego tuvieran un sitio ell d0nde
esperar la muerte, sin pasar mise
riaS.
Expres6 que la zona rural de-
bia mejorarse. Deberia existir ell
tel6fono, ell correo y otras mejo-
ras. Que este podia conseguirse for
mando sldeas. Que viviendo el Sc
tenta Y cineO pOr ciento de nues-
ira poblaci0n Ell esa zona, habfa
que darle mas atenci6n.
Que por medic de la coOperacion
llegariamos Ell Seguida al triun-
TO. Que unOs cuantOS egOistaS es-
taban en- contra del movimientO
de los agricultores, porque ven
que su hora Sc acerca. Que habia
tenidO una cOnferencia con unos
agricultores de San Sebastian, d.
han tornado una cooperative de
cafe, V les habia aconsejado que
p0r cada quintal, descOntaran un
peso. que deberian guardian Ell un
fondo comm. Que esa cooperate
va les habia informado-, po-
dia reunir dOce mil quintales de
cafe. Que ESQ representaba doce
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-05
OLA B AcIo IN

A los sefiores que nos honran envian.
donos espontaneamente trabajos de CO.
laboraci6n les recomendamos que guar
den copia, pues no respondemos de su
devoluci6n en- case de no utilizArlos
nj sostenemos correspondence sobre
ellos
Ell hecho de que este diar1o publique
un trabajo firlnado, no signifca nece
sacramento que Sc solidarice con 81.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-05
AVISO DE SUBASTA PUBLICA.
EN- LA CORTE DE DISTRITO
DE LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS PA
RA PUERTO RICO
In re. Carlos Pierantoni,
Bankrupt.
IN BANKRUPTCY

Por ell presente Sc da aviso PHI
blico de que ell d1a nuevc de fe
brero de mil novecientos veinte,
las dos de la tarde, Ell ell estable-
cimiento mercantil de CARLOS
PIERANTONI, conocido por "LA
FAVORITA" y situado Ell la ca
lie Degetau No. II, Bayamon, p
R., Sc vendcra Ell publica subas-
ia, al mejor postor 0 postores, to-
das las existencias de dicho estable
cimiento consistentes en- mercade-
rias, zapatos y mercanc1as en- ge-
neral.
Tambien Sc da aviso p1blico de
que ofertas para la compra de di-
chas existencias Ell conjunto, baj9
pliegos cerrados, seran recibidas
por ell infrascrito trustee hasta ell
d1a seis de febrero Gle 1920, las cua
les seran sometidas al referee pa
ra la accion procedente con ante
rioridad la fecha de la venta
publica arriba anunciada. Las ofer
tas bajo pliego cerrado deben ser
enviadas por correo Y dirigidas al
infrascrito trustee a San Juan, p.
r.
A. DE CARDI,
(Trustee.
Francis " dn Ia Haha
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-05

N BRO AGA DE NQUEO Cs POR GADA BRO A HAY QUE AAD Cs
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-05

Pruebe estas maravillosas sales qua
son las mas eficaces para las afeccio-
nes artriticas (Reuma, gotta, arenillas,
colicos nefriticos y demas del higado
De venta en- las principales farma-
cias, de San Juan Isla, por su
agente JUAN A. PEREZ, Box 425,
San Juan. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-05

Maquinas de escribir y cintas.
Ojeda. Advt.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-21
LIVESTOCK HOLDING
 UP WELL ON RANGES

Despite the scarcity of rain, stock on the major grazing ranges are holding Up we'll and are surprisingly thrifty. This may be explained in part by the fact that summer pasture has been of excellent quality, containing less water than that of last season, thus building up a better animal than that fattened on the lush vegetation of last year. Light rain and snow have fallen in the northern counties. increasing the con- tents of water holes very little but freshing vegetation slightly. The weather bureau is informed that light shipments to market are being made
 from a number of places and that some
 stock has been shipped from Cochise county to pasture in Texas. At this
 writing showers are promised for much
 of the desert section and improved conditions may be expected.
 While night temperatures have been low, particularly in the north. the sea-
 son has been remarkably propitious in | dryland sections for the gathering of all crops. All kinds of forage crops have been harvested in excellent condi- | ton and the same may be said of | apples. beans and potatoes. The pick | ing of oranges has commenced in the | Salt River valley. particularly in the l eastern section, and to some extent on | the south side. Shipment of grapefruit | continued satisfactorily during the
 week. Cotton picking made good prog ress during the week, although there | has been some shortage of labor. not sufficiently serious, however to cause anxiety As a result of large receipts gins are running day and night to theiI ! full capacity. Cold nights Of the last two weeks have hindered somewhat the development of late cotton.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-21
CITY ID TAKE PART IN CELEBRATION OF
 P|LGR|MS' LANDING

Plans 10 celebrate Armistice Day November 10, and the 3OOth annlver- sary of the landing of the Pilgrims, December 31. came to the attention of the city commission at its meeting yesterday. J. E. Sellers, representing the American Legion. asked the city permission to close Central avenue be- tween Washington and Adams streets, and Adams streets between First and Central avenues. from ' o'clock to per haps midnight the night of November 10 to hold a carnival in celebration Of Armistice Day. He also requested per mission to sell balloons and confetti at the carnival.
 Mayor Plunkett pointed out that the request for the sale of confetti could not be granted as the city ordinance prohibited the throwing of confetti but tho other requests were referred to City Manager V. A. Thompson. /
 Rev. G. D. Yoakum of the First Congregational church read the pro- clamation of President Wilson on the celebration of the tercentenary of the Pilgrims landing and asked permis sion to conduct a street parade Decern- Der 21. the date of the celebration. with floats representing the most important scenes in the early history of New England. Mir. Yoakum said he would like to have the first float, representing the Mayflower. prepared by the city and proclamation by the mayor call ] ing attention to the significance of the day.
 The commission passed unanimously motion to approve the celebration and cooperate in it.
 ! w. w. Carpenter, representing the | athletic director of the high school. ' asked assistance from the city in pro- viding bleachers of sufficient capacity to accommodate the crowds at the ! athletic games at the school He said at present they were unable to accom- \ modate enough people to pay the ex-
 penses of the games. and that they
 would be glad to cooperate in any way
 possible with the city.
 City Manager Thompson suggested
 the city erect the bleachers or band
 stand, putting fin a reasonable number
 of seats, and take the chance on the bond issue carrying to reimburse the
 general fund. The commission re- ferred the matter to MT. Thompson. The commission unanimously passed
 the ordinance suggested recently bS Chief of Police Brisbois. requiring participants in motor car accidents tC
 report them at once 70 the police de.
 partment. Three other ordinances, re. spectively regulating taxi fares. licens,
 taxes on auto stages and the licensing of express wagons< were laid over (, take their regular courses. An ordi nance permitting the erection of cer tain classes of signs to extend nor than four inches over the sidewall was passed.
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MILLION DOLLAR : BOND ISSUES ID
 BE VOTED UPON
City Commission Authorizes Bonds for City Improve ments Subject to Action By Taxpayers at Election 7 November 27

Seven bond issues for city improve ments. totaiing st.Oi0.OOO. were author- ized by the city commission tn an or- dinance adopted at it's meeting yester- day morning and win be voted on by the taxpayers of Phoenix in a special election November %.
 The bonds issues range from S40.O00 For constructing a state armory to S45O.0O0 for extensions and improve monts to tho city water system. The various Issues were proposed some timo ago by City Manager V. A. Thompson. who declared the improve ments recommended necessary. The amounts and purposes of the seven bond Issues are as follows:
 For purchasing and installing ex- tensions and improvements to the water distributing system of the city. s45O.000.
 For purchasing. constructing and Installing extensions of the sewer
 system of the city, St40.000.
 For purchasing and improving
 parks and playgrounds. S150OO0.
 For purchasing. constructing and
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installing new fire stations and
 fire apparatus. S65.000.
 For providing funds for the pay
 ing of certain streets and alleys,
 s45,OOO.
 For improving and constructing
 an addition to the city hall,
 S150.0O
 For constructing a state armory
 here, s40.0OO.
 The ordinance in which the commits sion authorized the issues set the date of the special election for November 27. when the taxpayers of the city will take final action on the bonds. The date of maturity of the bonds was fixed as January 1. 1s46. and they will bear per cent interest. The ordi- nance also provides that they be pay able semi-annually on the first day of January and July of each year. be- ginning July l. 1921.
 Many improvements Planned
 The improv sments for which the bond issues are proposed. city officials say. have been made necessary by the growth of the city. If the bonds are voted the water and sewer systems will be extended to serve every part of the city. including the recent addi- tions: the fire department will be given greater facilities and more equip ment: the city government will be pro- vided larger and better quarters; parks and playgrounds will be bought and improved. and a home for the Phoe- nix units of the Arizona National Guard will be cor structed.
 Before the ordinance authorizing the bond issues was passed T. B. Stewart addressed the commission. saying he had discussed the bond issue for an addition to the city hall with Judge E. w. Lewis and W. H. Thompson and he believed 1t was their sentiment as individuals and the sentiment of the small representation of the town meet ing Tuesday night that there would be better chance of getting the bond issue through if no specific reference was made as to tho money being spent at the present site of the city hall Mir. Stewart added that they did not attempt to speak for the community al large, and that they had full confi- dence in what the commission mighi do with the money were it left to 1t but that .hey felt better results migh be obtained by following their sug. gestion.
 Mayor W. IT. Plunkett. in comment. ing on the ordinance. said he was il favor of passing it at once, as the pub | lie had been given every opportunitN | of discussing it and he felt the city could not afford a new joint city hall court house building.