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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-23
GESTIONES DEL SR.
PIETRANTONI

Ell seiior Pietrantoni ha conferen-
ciado en- San Juan con varias casas
representatives. de seguros en- San
Juan, entire elias la de Odiva Y la de
Ezquiaga, y todas han estado con-
formes en- ayudar a nuestro amigo
a ese respecto. La casa de Ezquiaga,
segun informes, ha ofrecido regular,
siempre que el cuerpo Sc organize,
una potente bomba de extinction, que
Sc mueva por gasolina y la cual pue
de trabajar con aqua del mar, con
magnificos resultados.
Ell seiior Pietrantoni entrevist6se
tambien con don Alberto Lee, presi
dente del Board de seguros, quien
cooperara con Ell en- ese sentido.
Els una creencia logica--nos diio
Pietrantoni-que tan pronto tenga
San Juan un buen servicio de bonn
beros, las Companies de aseguros
tendran que rebajar el tipo de los
mismos, toda vez que habra mayor
seguridad en- Ia propiedad asegurada.
SISTEMA DE SENALES
Entire las cosas nuevas con que
GOnr1nua en- la pag1na ga.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-23
Los CubdnOS denunCiarOn
HI tratadO de rGCip pTOCidad

Por esta raz6n opina 81 proa.dsnts
dc Ia 'Asaciaci6n de Hacsndados''.
que 81 los aumentos arancelarioa son
aprobados en- periuicio dc Ia induatr.a
cubana cOnsidera iusto que los co
banos. atendiendoles el dcrecho Gus
les cOncede el propio articulo del FRA
tado de Reciprocidad. denuncisn dicHs
tratadO, quitandole de una voz si be-.
nefcio que 81 concede las industr.as
americans. impidiendo Ia oatradi fa
artieulos de otros paises. por tauto
anulandO la competoncia.
la asociaci6n de Ia Federation 40
Industrias Britanicas lsbora on favor
de que Sc concierte un tratado dc
Reciprocidad comercial con Cuba Et
gobierno cubano. en- esta situaci6n. -
halla obligado a proteger Ia produc
cion nacionaI con el conclerto de Dos
nuevos tratados con Inglaterra. Espa
fa Argentina y las naciones que 10
ofrezcan una efectiva reciprocidad.
Ahora falta saber 81 81 gobioruo ams-
ricano no considera este trstado como
un gesto dc hostilidad haeia Norts
America, y originara protsstas sn Jos
Estados Unidos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-23
Ell LIcDo LouBRIEL

Nos completeness en- fclieiiar q cs-
te muy cstimado amigo nor h4ber
salido perfectamente bicn d.l lccidar
te que sufriera su cariaoeo hijo Uli-
scs, quien Sc introduio ia gonna de
un lapiz en- un dido. de- tal mol1 que
su vida peligr6 dursntc a.zunos mo
mentos, on que todo fut 1rgg ti8 s. sp
cobra en- el hoglr del apgeeiabiilaimo
caballero
Gracias Ia prontitId con que acu-
dio el especitlista, Or Molina de- So
Remy, y a u cieRcia 3 cuidsdoa gfi-
duos de- este buth aoet1rs~1a gonna
fus extraida con evtrsof1.flria iaf-
treza, y 10 cilna "a Tranquil
volvieron a renacer cn On nuy cr'i-
mazda familia. a quipn rritcrat ~
nuestros placcmcs. 10 mi-mo cue 4
DR.. Molina de 81. Remy
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-23
DON R. M. PIETRANTONI

En- plena calle de la Fortaleza
"'asaltlmos' aver al sefor Pietranto-
nj, quien al preguntarle cuales eran
sus ultimos proyectos como asambleis
ta nos manifesto:
Prepare un proyecto para la or
glnizacion de un cuerpo de bomberos
que responda por su efciencia las
necesidades Y al progreso de esta ciu
dad El microbes pr6ximo EMBARGO
para los Estldos Unidos, donde visi-
tare Nuevl York, Baltimore, FilaIel-
fla, ETC., para hacer un estudio de-
tenido de los distintos cuerpos de
bOmberos en- cada una de esas ciuda
des, y conforme al resultado de mis-
gestiones, hacer que nuestra admins
TRACTION acuerde crear una institu-
ci6n de esa naturaleza, al estilo de
las mejores del Norte.
Ell sefior Pietrantoni ha sido au-
forbade por la Asamblea de San Juan
para la realization de esas gestiones,
las cuales el llevara cabo sin gas
to de ninguna especie para la mis-
ma.
Ell Jsenor Pietrantoni nos ha dicho:
'La transformation que ha sufrido
San Juan durante los 1ltimos amos
puede califcarse de asombrosa. Dom
de antes Sc levantaban casas peque-.
mas, sin ornamentacion, hoy Sc allan
colosales buildings" de 4, Y 6 pi-
sos, en- los cuales bulle Ia vida, en-
un trafco incesante de vivacidad mer
cantil, que crece disriamente. Prom
to-, quizas, en- vez de casas de 5 y 6
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-23
LOS ESTADoS UNIDos RESPETAN
Ell PRINCIPLE DE IGUALDAD

NUEvA YORK, abril 22-El Presi-
dente de la Sociedad Panamericana, en-
un almuerzo ofrecido en- Ell hotel CAS-
tol'' los miembros de la delegation
de Venezuela y al cuerpo diplomatico
de la America espafiola, declare que ell
fundamento politico norteameicano es
el reconocimiento del principle de igual-
Cad entire todos los pueblos soberanos
del Nuevo Mundo.
Al salir Gil Borgers puso de relieve la
identidad entire la revoluci6n de los Es-
tados Unidos y las ocurridas en- la Anne
RIGA espanola
Fronunciaron talnbi6n discursos CO.
cuentisimos ell representative de Chile.
seiior Mathieu, y ell del Ecuador, sefior
Elizade.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-23
Priscilla Dean

En- Ia vida priva5a ss ASA. #le 49,
esta Ia mujor mas duice r esrs.. faot
pero en- las policulas. iDi7s $40 -.
original muier Is dizna tel ss.at.o ds
muchos crimiralogis'as
Recientements mien'ras trs... t.
la termiaaciln do su Era1f.o.a
"Fuera de IN Ley" Priscilla fus 90. e.
miembro de Homer ds IA As3esc'5r ts
cional dc Traaeo hey ss aassurs 1.a
SO crcuentra "Fue=a Dc is Ley. sl fg
ma mas espeluznarte rue re- ha p- fl.
cido. vealo pronto en- a Riai's TT
que Borinquen y 81 tires Bsuisra1'
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-23

pisos, las tenderness de 10 IL, por
10 que Ia creacion de un cuerpo de
bomberos moderno debe mercer la
atenci6n general
GQue neutrality-suspicious. al
amigo-si en- uno de esos altos edif-
clos, en- cualquiera de los que ac-
tualmente hay, Sc declarara un incen
dio? iCree usted que ell servicio de
incendios que tenemos, con los me-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-23
(De nuestro cOrrespOnsal en- la Habana)

Ell presidente de la Association de
Hacendados Y Colonos de Cuba, doc
tor Miguel Arrange, ha declarado que
81 las Camaras americanas aprueban
el proyecto aumentando los derechos
sobre Ell az1car, estima que todas las
fuerzas productoras de Cuba. iguaI que
el Gobierno, deben de protestar de ese
proyecto, que es absurdo, y 10 consi-
dera de una injusticia patente contra
Ell pueblo cubano, que no, debe. segun
el, tolerar pacificamente.
El senior Arrange espera que todas
las fuerzas vivas de Cuba y las ella
ses produCtoras sabran protestar de
ese atentado La principal industrial
cubana.
Ell tratado de Reciprocidad que te
MIA razon de ser, cuando Sc aprob6
porque benefciaba tanto a los inte
reses cubanos como a los americanos no
lie produce ventaja alguna a Cuba, hoy
en- dia; y en- cambio, ventajas sin cuen
to les da los productores america
nos, va que gracias a 6l Sc tiene POGO
menos que cerrado Ell mercado cuba
no los paises que compiten con Ia
industria americana,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-23
UN FUERTE IMPUESTO
PARA APLAsTAR ALEMAN1A

PARIS, abril 22.-Entre las medidas
de repression indicadas por Mr.. BRAND,
jefe del gobierno fanc6s, Mr.. Lloyd
George, jefe del gobierno ingles, para
castigar Alemania, fgura la imposi
cion de un tribute de so 70 frances
por cada tonelada de carbon que sea ex-
traido de la cuenca metal1rgica del Ruhr
que esta sometida la vigilancia de in
genieros de minas franceses
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-23
SshOres farmaC6utIGOs

La acreditada FARMACIA DE AU-
GUsTo SALIVA SUCCESSION, de Ma
yagtiez, P. R. situada en- ell sitio mas
centrico de la ciudad, desea arrendar-
.ses Para informes, vaya personalmente
o dirijase por escrito a dona Blanca
Malaret Vida. de Saliva, Mayagiiez,
Puerto Rico.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-23
44O KILoMETRoS FUERoN RECoRRI
DOS EN- SEIs HoRAs 7 MINUToS

PARIS, abril 22.-Las grandes carre-
ras de AUTOMOBILES que consistian en-
recorrer tres veces un circuito. ha sido
canada por ell famoso corredor Guyot,
que lego la meta las seis horas Sic
te minutos y cincuenta Y seis segundos.
FL corredor Delaney y su auxiliar
resultaron muertos por haberse roto una
rueda.
Ell segundo corredor que lego la
meta fue Rougier, quien recorri6 la dis
tancia en- seis horas, cuarenta y dos mi
nntos treinta y ocho segundos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-23
EN- SAN JUAN Sc 0RGAN|zARA UN
EXCELENTE CUERPO De BOMBEROS

Ell proximo microbes emblrcara
para los Estados Unidos nuestro dis
tinguido amigo don R. M Pietran-
toni, digno representante de la mi
noria republican, en- la Asamblea
municipal, valioso elemento social
y inanciero de nuestro pals.
Ell asunto que motiva el viaie de
nuestro amigo bien vale la pena de
que sea conocido por el pdblico, "
que el mismo signifca la soluci6n de
un importantisimo problema para la
seguridad progreso de esta comu-
nidad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-23
coNFERENcIA EN- DANTzIG

LONDRES, abril 22.-La conferencia
International para arreglar definitiva
mente la question de limite EN- 10 que
sc refiere al "corredor' que separa la
Prussia oriental de Polonia y Ell resto
de Alemania Sc ha reunido hoy en- Dant
zig, con intervention de los representan-
tes de estas ultimas naciones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-23
Ell gObiernO ''bO|ShevikiS"
Sc muGStra inOpotento

Ell tercero en- legar fue Repusseau,
quien hizo ell recorrido en- seis horas,
cuarerta y seis minutes cuarenta Sc
gundos.
El cuarto fue D. Auvergen, y ell quin
to, Dabary.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-23
LA CABRERA DE GLoBoS Sc ANUN-
CIAs PARA Ell MES DE sETIEMBRE

LONDRES, abril 22.-La carrera in
ternacional de globos esfericos, para
disputar la copa Gordon celebrara
Ell diez y ocho de setiembre en- B6lgica,
en- la cual tomaran parte, segdn comu-
nican ofcialmente los Estados Unidos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-23
NUEVO ESCRUTI-
MO DEL CONCUR
SO DE EEL MUNDO'

Monsita Rodriguez, San Juan, 21,6c5
Carmen Amador, San Juan, 1874
Pillar Santana Becerra, San Juan. 1O,O2Ii
Maria Cristina Porrata, San Juan, 6,397
Josefna Ruiz Rexach, Santurce. 5,397
Clotilde Benftez Rexach, santurce $500
Angelina T. Jimenez San Jaan, 2,615
Florencia Quilichini, Ponce, 1879
Patria L. Vivas. Ponce, 1903
Carmen ] Aguayo, San Juan, 1,146
Armida. Torres, San Juan, 1920
Gloria Maria VazQuez, Catano, 969
Isolina Martinez, San Juan. 665
Providencia Morillo, San Juan, $40
Rosa Maria Rosello, San Juan, $40
Ernestina Rifas, San Juan, e09
Bibita Garcia, San Juan 5e9
Araceh Vicente, San Juan, $50
Manuela Rocafort, San Juan, 491 |
Carmen Aponte, Santurce, $50
Maria E. Campos, San Juan, 387
Maria Iriarte, San Juan, 324
Luz Maria Puig, Caguas, 261
Frasqlita Bermudez, Santurce, 132
Maria L. M. de Hernsasiez, Santurce, 123 /
Maria L. Goicuria. San Juan, 1877 !
Esperanza Bravo, santurce, 118
NOTAS:-(1). Ponemos en- conocimien
to de los interesados que los escrutinios
Sc hacen los martes viernes, despues i
de medic dia, por 10 tanto, todo vote
que no sea entregado antes de las doce
de dichos dias, no sera contado hasta
el escrutinio pr6ximo. (2).-Solamente
publicamos los nombres de aquellas Sc
noritas que tengan mas de 100 votos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-23
SOrprGndente nOtiCia para
los zardterOs ytiendas de
teiidOS de tOda Ia ISIa.
Un nuevo surtido de materilles
Sc aguarda por el proximo va
por que llegara de los Estados
Unidos compuesto de:


-- =
Becerros oston negros.
Becerros sanitarios Full Grain =.
negros. .
Becerros color marron.
Becerros Boston negros. .
Becerros Satinados Full Grain =.
Becerros Boston Red Color !.
Foca Girls.
Cabritilla Glace negro. .
Cabritilla Glace Habana Brown .
Cabritilla Glace Color Marr6n.
Charoles de Cabritilla Supe- :
riores. .
Charoles Corrientes.
Badana satinada negra Y de CO.
lor natural :
Vaqueta para calzado de ma .
yordomo :
Vaquetas para sillas de
montar.
Vlqueta para talabartero.
Suela para calzado de todas
classes a precios nunca vistos en- :
Puerto Rico. .
) Realization de una partida de .
DRILES marcas: .
GAELITO, DICTATOR, VIC
TORIA, FAUSTO, ARDILLA, ;
ARRIERO, GAITERO, LO-
GUST, CARIBBEAN, NIPE en-
; varios colores.
. CEFIROS DE LAS MARCAS :
. HACENDOSAS, RISING
SUN y otros artfculos como IR-
. LANDA AZUL a precios que :
no hay quien compita en- Pto.
Rico.
|: Piza HeTmanOS S. en- G.
!: San Juan de Puerto Rico.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-29
REPORT SALES OF
 CATTLE IN SOUTH

Reports of cattle purchases in the
 southern part of the state have been
 received at the office of the state live stock sanitary board and bear out the prediction of its secretary, Ed Stephens. of an early market for cattle.
 While Mir. Stephens prophesied the movement of cattle in the fall, even he did not expect anything like
Arizona republican., 1921-09-29
HOUSE BILL 03
 WRIT ISSUED BY SUPREME COURT
Secretary of State Ordered To Appear Monday To Show Cause Why He Has Not Called Special Election

The supreme court yesterday is- sued an alternative writ of man. damus directing Ernest R. Hall, sec retary of state, to proceed with a special election on house bill S3 or to appear and show cause at 10 o'clock Monday morning why he had ceeding will decide the status of the referendum, and owing to a differ ence in their interpretations of the law relative to referendums. the sec- retary of state will not be repre- sented by the attorney generals of flee. Mr. Halls counsel will be Kib- bey,4 Bennett, Gust and Smith, and win E. Ryan.
 House bill S3. which was passed by the last legislature, provides for the issuance of state bonds in return for bonds issued by privately owned ir- rigation districts, the proceeds from the sale to be used to finance the districts Section of this act di- rected that it be referred to the voters at a special election Novem- { ber 8.
 A referendum signed by more than 5000 voters of the state was filed against the section calling for the election. Secretary Hall holding that he could not call the election under the referendum and that he would not do so unless directed by the courts. He based his conclusions on section 1 of Article of the consti- tuition which says:
 ssThe legislative authority of the
Arizona republican., 1921-09-29

may express their approval or dis approval at the polls on the said proposed amendment. that he duly furnish to the Clerks of the Boards of Supervisors of the several coun- ties of the State of Arizona, a certi- fled copy of the title and number of the said proposed amendment to the constitution of ss.c State of Ari- zona to be voted on at the said special election and number same as is in paragraph 3329 Revised Sta tutes of Arizona 1913, provided; that not later than thirty days before the Sth day of November, 1921, the date of said special election, he cause to be printed in pamphlet form, true copy of the title and text of said pro- posed constitutional amendment, the number and form in which the ballot title thereof may be printed on the official ballot, and transmit by mail, with postage fully prepaid, not less than twenty days before the date Of said special election. to everytvoter in the State of Arizona whose ad- dress he may have one copy Of said pamphlet, and that he continue mall- ing the said pamphlets as rapidly thereafter as the names are recelVed from the County Recorders of the
 
 all the registered voters have been supplied with a copy of said pam phlet; and that he do and perform all other duties prescribed by law which devolve upon the said Defen-
 dant as said Secretary of State in connection herewith, or that he
 show cause before the supreme Court for the State of Arizona at session thereof to be held at the opening of said court in the State Capitol Build ing in the City of Phoenix, Maricopa County, State of Arizona on the 3rd day of october, 1921, at the hopr of 10 o'clock A. M- or as soon thereafter as counsel can be heard, why he has not done so by due return to said writ.
 It Is Further Ordered that copy of said petition be served on the said Ernest Hall as said Secretary of
 State for the State of Arizona, with such writ.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-29
TO HAVE
 MASONIC COUNCIL

R. N Fredericks of Prescott, rep resenting the Phoenix chapter at the 34th triennial convocation of the gen. eral grand council, Royal and Select Masters of the Masonic order, now in session at AsheviIle, N. C., has wired that the general grand council has granted a charter to the Phoenix council. The telegram was received by l.. T. Sutherland, illustrious master of the Phoenix council
 A deputy from the general grand master will visit Phoenix in the near future to constitute the council and install officers. Since receiving dis pensation last April the local coun- Gil has been operating under proba- tion until the work was approved and the charter granted.
 This charter will enable all council Masons of Arizona to form a. grand council within the state. At present all councils in Arizona are working directly under the general grand council.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-29
SCHOOL TRUSTEES .TO BE EELECTEDOCT.
 28 UNDER NEW LAW

The first election of school trus- tees under the new law passed by the last legislature will be held on Saturday, october 2S, according to information given out by A. L. Jones. county school superintendent One trustee for each district in the county and one trustee for each high school district will be elected. Mir. Jones said The trustees elected will take office on January 1, 1922.
 Tn districts where the daily aver age attendance is so pupils or more. Mir. Jones said, the candidates for election are to present their petitions to the clerk of the board of trustees of that district at least 10 days be- fore the date of the election. The petition must contain the signatures of 10 per cent of the voters in the district voting at the last election held for trustees. Each trustee for the grade school districts are elected to serve three years and the trustees for the high school districts are elect ed to serve five years
 Notices of the election. MT. Jones said. will be mailed to each district from his office on October l. The last election for school trustee was held in March. 1920. under the old law. The trustees elected under the old law took office in April follow ing the election. Under the new law the date is fixed for the last Sat urday in Octobe- of each year and the new trustees are to take office on January 1 following the election.
 MT. Jones urges those intending to become candidates for the offices of trustee to present their petitions to the clerk of the district at the earli- est possible time. Those who present their petitions after 10 days before the election will not be included on the ballots. Each grade school dis trict has three trustees and the high school districts five trustees each.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-29
APPEALS VERDICT
 OF JUSTICE COURT

Joe Brown, who was found guilty in the court of Justice Nat T. Me Kee on Tuesday on a charge of driv- ing a car while intoxicated. yester- day was sentenced by Justice Mckee to serve five days in the county tail in addition to paying fine of $100 or serving one day in jail for each dollar not paid. Brown gave notice of appeal to the superior court and furnished an appeal bond of $300 VeDnon Peters, charged with Brown, was found not guilty.
 A direct information against Peters and Brown, it was announced yes- terday, will be filed with Judge Will jam H. Sawtelle by Thomas A. Flynn. United States district attorney. on Saturday. when Judge Sawteele will be here to receive the report of the grand jury. The infVmation is to be filed before the grand jury report is submitted, prohibition officials said yesterday. and the defendants will be arraigned immediately. The automobile in which Brown and Peters were driving on the night of their arrest 10 days ago is being held by the state prohibition director. subject to confiscation. Brown and Peters are at liberty on the federal charges under bonds of $500 each
Arizona republican., 1921-09-29
SPEAK MONDAY 1T MEETING IF LOCAL
 COUNCIL IF P.T.A,

Elsie Toles, state superintendent of public instruction; Mrs. Henry D. Ross. president of the state fedora ton of musical clubs, and Mrs H. Al Guild, secretary of the state child welfare board, will be among the speakers at the meeting of the local council of Parent Teacher associa- tion to be held at the Monroe school on Monday
 The program was announced last evening by Mrs. Wylie Leeper. chair man on publicity. who announced that the afternoon meeting will be open to the public. special invita- tion being extended to the mothers of pupils of the Monroe school.
 Promptly at Il o'clock board meeting will be held, followed by a luncheon served in the domestic science room by the members of the Madison Parent Teacher association The teachers will be the guests of the
Arizona republican., 1921-09-29
GROWERS INVITED
 ID FARM MEETING
By G. E. Thompson Aorouomist. u. of A.

Pima cotton has been and no doubt will continue to be an important crop in the Salt River valley. There is a wide difference of opinion concerning the right date of planting in order to secure the heaviest yields. For the last three years the Salt River val ley experiment farm, under the con- trol of the state university, has con ducted a date of planting experiment with Pima cotton. One acre has been planted on March and one acre has been planted every two weeks there after until May Is. This year the paintings were extended to June 1. These paintings, ranging from March to June 1, present an interesting study at the> present time.
 Cotton growers are invited to visit the experiment farm on Oct. T. On this day the farm will hold one of its regular field days and the farm fore man and representatives of the uni versity will be present to go over all of the experiment station crops and discuss them with the visitors. Farmers and their wives and 1 friends are invited to come early and bring their dinners. The experi-
 mental farm will supply roasting ears | and coffee
Arizona republican., 1921-09-29
ALUMNI STRONG .FAV0RITES F0R
 COYOTE BATTLE

Some "dopesters'' are beginning to hand out their line on the Alumni Coyote football game scheduled for next Saturday at Riverside and so far the Alumni are booked as strong favorites. Stock was boosted even more in the Alumni camp last even ing when about 10 more old Vets" joined the ranks of aged warriors and they now expect to take the ing.
 and Joy will preside in the backfield and the Alumni claim that this group are going to show their followers some real speed. Caldwell and Teal will probably appear at tackles which means that the poundage of the team will be pushed up about 400 pounds for they are both big huskies and also know how to use their weight. Two Indians will appear as guards with either Elder or Hoagland at cen ter and Shelly and Howe at ends- That there will be a. reserve list of plenty of good material on the side lines is a sure thing so there is no doubt that the Coyotes have some job ahead of them.
 Old man gloom doesn't seem to find a happy home at the Coyote quarters however despite the fact that the Alumni have always come out. on the big end of the score in their annual clash. They are just saving wood" and saying nothing but from the contented look on most every one at the "Hi' its evident
 they feel that they have knockout blow tucked away for the old timers Some very marked changes are being made at Riverside ball parl in order to make it suitable fol staging the football games of tht season. The bleachers are to bt
 moved to the south side of the grand stand The field will then bt
 marked off in such a manner as ts
 bring both the bleachers and stand in the center of the field Auto
 parking space on the side lines vii
 be arranged for on the east side ol | the field. With these changes
 Riverside park will make a firs' class gridiron.