Arizona republican., 1920-12-18
To Send Delegates
 To Highway Meet

q, -"LsSA. Dec. 17-Whether or not ss aesa VIII bear representation at the l4syysse-onal meeting of the Bankhead .llthway association to be held in Aiaoama on Jan. 3. was debated at sae Ii regular meeting of the board of NisC.ors of the Mesa commercial suo heid Friday noon, and rs1e deCi sivn was made that Mesa will send a oeleeate if the valley lacks sufficient representation. The Phoenix and lOrence chambers of commerce are 70 De communicated with on the sub 9ect and if Mesa sends a delegate he VIII be selected the first of next week. The Arizona cotton carnival which vas held in Mesa last October passed lnto history at the Friday meeting Witn the commercial clubs decision to 70 clear the slate, pay all Indebtedness incurred by the carnival and to stralghten all other matters in con- necton with 1t up at once Reports showed that the carnival was finan- etai success, as we'll as otherwise. and mere Will be balance left when the few outstanding bills are cleared up.
 Another Mile Is Closed
 Another mile of the Mesa Chandler s road has been closed to permit the 4zk instruction of culverts and other Nwork to begin, preliminary to the paving operations by Twohy Bros. Four miles of the road running north out of Chandler to Mesa are closed. Most of the traffic is taking the de- tour over the section road mile west or the main Mesa Chandler road.
 Parish Trial Tuesday
 The hearing of E. P. Parish, night watchman in Chandler. who was ar rested on warrant sworn to by T. S. Mcfarland of Chandler. has been set for the Mesa court at o'clock next Tuesday afternoon. Parish's expected hearing in Chandler created wide in change of venue by the defendants s attorney upon the grounds that he could not secure a fair and impartial trial there the case was sent by Jus tice D. NJ. Arnold of Chandler to the Mesa court. Judge William Newell will hear the case here.
 All Set for Rummage Sale
 The Woman's club at its Friday afternoon meeting laid final plans for the rummage sale to be held Satur- day. Proceeds from the sale are to go 10 the benefit of the childrens or phan home in Tucson and the women are bent on realizing every cent pos sible from the sale. Old clothes. mis- fits. discarded clothes or clothes of any other sort, are asked for by the women. Any donations can be left
 
 Nets building Saturday forenoon.
 Legion Meet Saturday
 The Mesa post of the American legion is counting on an extra big meeting for Saturday night. Dec. IS, when Bert Clingan, Arizona depart ment commander will pay the post a visit. An army feed" smol1ef and other events are also on the program for the evening. The meeting will be held in the K. P. hail. commencing al o'clock.
 Woman's Bible Class
 The women of the Methodist churcf and their friends, to the number of 55 gathered in the church basement or Thursday evening for the purpose o organizing the Woman's Bible class A most enjoyable evening WIS spen and class of 25 members was or ganized to be added to with additiona members later. A very interestin, address was made by Mrs. s. J. Rog CTS of Phoenix. descriptive of the GUS toms and religions of the people o Korea and China. Mrs. Rogers ha recently returned from tour of thos countries where she attended tn world Sunday school convention a Tokio. Japan.
 The woman's Bible class will be the many classes in the Methods Sunday school and present member To, hope to double their number within aaHm