Arizona republican., 1920-10-14
CITY MAIL DELIVERY FUR MESA ASSURED
 AFTER JAN. 1, 1921

MESA. Oct 13.-Assurance that Mesa will have a city delivery service of mail from the local postoffice after Jan. i. 1921, was given in a letter just received by Postmaster Don C. Bab- bitt from the first assistant postmaster general at Washington. Preliminary arrangements for the delivery will be be laid ost and everything will be in readiness for the commencement Of the service on the first of the year.
 Early this year the local postmaster was advised that this postoffice woulI be entitled to a route as soon as the cement sidewalks in town were laid. At the time it was thought the route ! could be established by late spring. but the delay in walk work has caused the postal officials to postpone the com mencement of service until Jan l. Proper receptacles for the carrier to place mail in and numbers on houses that are to be served are among the requirements that residents must cam ply with prior to the establishment of the service. This work must be done by the first of December, as at that time an inspection of the route will be made.
 Republican Speaker Here Hon. Ralph C. Cole. who is now tour ing Arizona in behalf of the candidacy of Senator Warren c. Harding of Ohlo for president. will speak in Mesa on l the night of Oct. 20, it was ascer- tained Wednesday by local Republican leaders. The speaker is a congress- man from Ohio and will appear here next Wednesday in the last address oi his campaign in Arizona. Details foI the reception of Congressman Cole oro ,,Ott- hofrc~ xrprEaI ont
 Woman's Club Will Meet
 The Mesa Woman's club will meei Friday afternoon in the first of it; regular business and program meeting: of the winter. The club will convene | in a business session at the Guild hal at 2:30 Friday afternoon and that vii be followed by an open meeting at o'clock to which the public is invited Superintendent H. F. Hendrix of th' Mesa schools will address the club or Woman and the Ballot" speaking from a non-partisan view. Mrs Brown and Mrs. Leo Lesueur will ren der a piano duet entitled 'gThe Pa vilion" and Prof. Doner of the higi school will render a vocal solo.
 Baby in shumway Home
 fine baby boy was born to Mir. an' Mrs. F. c. Shumway at 10:S0 Tuesda' morning. MT. Shumway is employee at the gas plant.
 Queen Contest Standings
 Candidates in the queen of the cot ton carnival contest in Mesa held tn following positions in the race Wednes day evening:
 Mrs Ida Hunter, 575: Miss Virgini Marshall, 560: Idella Clark, 543; Mari Bonaud. 54l: Gertrude Riggs, $40 Marie Walker. 407; Miss Amy Me Donald, 259; Gladys Clark. IT; Par Dana, 155: Henrietta TaTwater, 152 Anna Mae Rushing. 131; Miss Avery 125; Nell Byers. 125: Stella Gardner ] 125: Mrs. Margery Stadlman. l25; Mis- Lila Newell. 120: Mrs. Fanny Dans l116: Miss Norrena Gloves. 11O; Leol Fraser, 109; Alta Brooks. 105; Jessi Evans. S3; Mrs. Archie Reed, so; Mis . Stella Brownwell. 76; Mrs. Nellie Bry ant, IS; Miss Zula Stevens, 76; Mir John Connolly, "A.
 SoUTHsIDE THEATERS TODAY 2 Majestic. Mesa-William Farnum ! wings of the Morning" Sunshin [ comedy, Sheriff Nells Comeback
 featuring Louisa Fazenda.
 Gilbert-"Double Speed starrin B Wallace Reid. Mack Sennett comed i, called 1.-The Giagham. Girls" z Tempe-Tom Moore in "Duds 2 Daredevil Jack" serial featuring Jac e Dempsey.
 3 ChandIer-'Behind the Door" stal \ ring Hobart Bosworth. Comedy, M
 and Mrs. Carte DeHaven in ''Rarebits k GOOD Ford touring car. with starte q 1920 model: run less than 1000 mile 5 See Larsen at Penney Store, Mesa.