Arizona republican., 1920-12-06
MESA TO JOIN IN
 EFFORT ID RETAIN
 BANKHEAD H|GHNAY

MESA, Dec 5--Mesa will be repre- scented at the national meeting of the board of directors of the Ban6head highway project to he held in Birming- ham, Ala, on Jn. 8, 1921, is was decided at the Saturday meeting of the Mesa Commercial club when the representa- tives of the Florence chamber of com merce were present as guests to dis cuss the highway plans. In addition to it's endorsement of the Banl1head high way as laid out to pass through the Salt River valley and it's endorsement of the $4.5o0,000 bond issue election to be held Dec. 31 for good roads in this county, the club decided to lend it's support to the highway movement by having a representative at the national meeting. At least one delegate and possibly more will be sent to Birming ham for the meeting early in the year to represent the Mesa Commercial club I in it's endeavor with the Phoenix and Florence chambers of commerce to bring the Bankhead highway through the valley.
 Legion Plans for Entertainment
 At it's regular semi monthly meeting Saturday night the Mesa Post, Ameri- 1 can legion, laid final plans for it's en- tertainment, Uncle Sam's Nieces," to be given in the high school auditorium Thursday night, Dec. 9. An active ticket selling campaign is to be waged in town and in the schools, a special reduced price being made for the high and grammar school pupils. The post also decided to take in new members upon the payment of next years dues and laid plans for a feed prepared by the post mess officer and big meeting 10 be held on Saturday night, Dec. IS
 "A Tale of Two Cities"
 A photoplay of vital dramatic value which runs the gamut of all human emotions. will be presented at the Ma jestic today The picture is "A Tale of Two Cities" screened from Charles Dickens great novel of the French revolution. In selecting his cast MT Fox made the happy decision to have William Farnum, favorite star of ths
 motion picture audiences, assume the roles of bith Sidney Carton, the self sacrificing if erring Englishman, ana
 Charles Darnay, the courageous ant
 democratic scion of a noble F'rencl
 family. One of the many engrossins episodes of the photoplay is that o the reign of terror in Paris. Througl , error it appeared in The Republican that this picture would be shown Sun
 day. Monday matinee and night is tn
 date is will be run.
 Fair Is Big Success
 The alphabet fair and cafeteria Iuncl held Saturday all day in the Met
 building by the ladies Of the Methods
 Episcopal church, was all of the sue
 cess anticipated. The booths openin.
 at 10 o'clock in the morning carrie,
 numberless fancy. useful and az>pro priate gifts for Christmas and tn !, many patroniZed the fair eagerly pur chased the articles. Practically every
 thing was disposed of before evening
 The cafeteria lunch was also a succes.
 Just the day before, the task of servin ? the luncheon Saturday noon for tn 1 Mesa -FTorecnce Commercial club meet , ings was given the ladies and the i handled this in K. P. hall in additio , to the regular run of trade at tn r stand in the Nets building
 . Southside Thester Today
 Majestic, Mesa-"A Tale of Tw Cities" starring William Farnum. com 4 edy Let 'Er Go"
 i Gilbert-"Remodeling Her Husband f starring Dorothy Gish. Comedy '..
 Roaring Love Affair"
 Tempe-'fWanted at Headquarters g starring Eva Novak. Bray Photograph l -o--
 2 HER FORTE
 Your laundress seems to be timi
 woman"
 g "So she Is, but she manages to pr
 up stiff front"