Arizona republican., 1920-05-01
MUNICIPAL REST ROOM CONSIDERED BYC. OFC. AND MAY BE ERECTED

MESA. April 3O-The questions of a municipal rest room and public drink ing fountains for Mesa were considered at some length by the directors of the Mesa Commercial club at their weekly luncheon meeting yesterday noon. Defi- nite action on both matters was post poned, but the directors indicated their fa,yoring the erection of a rest room nd directed the secretary to confer with the local branch of the W. C. T. L.. in-regard to the drinking fountains.
 w. A. Barr, state airy commissioners. vas guest of the directors at lunch, and urged upon them the necessity of certain city legislation regulating tbe conduct of dairies and sale of milk. He said that a recent inspection of the milk supply in Mesa had shown 1t to be satisfactory. but that precaUtion was necessary and that the advisabi of having a city ordinance governing tho sale of milk would probably be recon . rnended to the city council at early date.
 The status of Maricopa county road building provided for the bond issue. was again discussed and it was decided to. confer with commercial clubs. cham herS of commerce and other civic bodies with view to obtaining the census of opinion regarding the subject. After considering a referendum sub rnitted by the chamber of commerce of the UnitcC States as Jo whether the
  department of public works, and whether it should he made party of the department of the interior or form a separate department, a vote was re corded IS favorinS the latter proposi- ton.
 Alma Faculty
 Selection of it's corps of teachers for the term of school opening next fall mas been made by the board of Jrus- tees Of the Alma school. west Of Mesa The staff will include Dr. Jones as principal: Miss Pearly Pew and Miss Beulah Standage. first grade; Mss Mabel Smith second grade: Miss Blanche Dickinson, third grade; Miss Ethel Stewart. fourth grade; Miss Ariel Pew, fifth grade: Miss Alice Skegnlo, economies: A. ISlin. agriculture.
 One of the years most interesting programs was given at the school yes terday forenoon in the form of May day exercises. Following their com pIetion the boys engaged in track meet held on the school grounds.
 Advocate Uniform Dress
 The question of uniform dress. for girls attending the Mesa union high school next term, is to be considered at . meeting of the girls and their mothers to be held this afternoon at o'clock in the Ellison White chautauqua tent. Already advocated at the school this year, the majority of the young ladies favor the move and when the idea of meeting was broached yesterday it gained hearty support. Mothers have been invited to share with the girls in their meeting and the question will be fully discussed from all angles.
 Chautauqua Program
 Three separate programs are sched- uled for today's engagement of the Ellison White chautauqua. This fore noon Mrs. Leila K. Dye, director of the Mesa chautauqua, will lecture and in the afternoon a prelude by the Par nells. followed by q travel lecture, Through Five Republics on Horse back" by Dr. G. Whitfield Ray, will be given. In the evening the Parnells will appear again and Judge Fred c. Bale will lecture on The Fourth Line of Defense
 Film Attractions
 Louisiana" starring Vivian Martin