Arizona republican., 1920-02-04
ARMENIAN GENERAL
 ID SPEAK AT MESA

l MESA, Feb 4-Speaking in the in terest of the Near East Relief society, | General Mesrop AZgapetian, who is to arrive in the valley today for d short stay, will address a Mesa congrega- 1 tion the square at Main and Mac Donald streets this evening at 7:30 o'clock. The generals appearance in Mesa has been looked for since it was learned some time ago that he was coming to Phoenix and through the efforts of the Rev. w. c. Miller pas tor of the local Methodist church, an address by him is assured here to- night
 General Azgapetian served with the Russian army in the Red Cross serv- ice and brings direct to this country a description of the suffering in locali ties where the Near East society is operating. His talk here tonight will include a review of the situation in the near east and the accomplishments now being made by the relief organi- zation in this country
 A graduate of Roberts college in Constantinople. of the Geneva Univer- sity of Switzerland. and of the Colum bia university of this country, General Azgapetian is well versed in world af- fairs and his lecture tonight will un- doubtedly prove a rare treat.
 1920 Licenses Only
 Tagging the cars bearing 1919 li- cense plates and ordering the owners to appear before the city magistrate County Traffic Officer Don LeBaron and an assistant put in a busy day on the streets in Mesa yesterday. While the 1920 white plates predominate. scores of auto owners are still display ing their 1919 numbers, and a vigorous campaign is being waged to insure the appearance of the new plates on every car.
 "Cutest Girl in Town
 The last day of their engagement in Mesa will be filled by the Del $. Law renee company with the presentation at the Orpheum of "The Cutest Girl in Town" The play is by Scott Ed wards and is a comedy having to do with international marriage. The sit nations arise over the engagement of titled Englishman to a wealthy girl of Laramie Wyo., one of the prov inces' of America. Her alleged loss characters of the Englishman and her American lover, part well taken by Mir. Lawrence. Miss Wilma Steck will. as usual, appear in the title role.
 Film Amusenents
 Cecil E. DeMille's production, For Better or Worse" with an aH-sIar cast is a feature photopIay that will today. A Pathe comedy film completes the bill.
 w. c. T. U. Meets Today
 The women of the Woman'S Chris tian Temperance union will meet this afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs s. D. Wilbur. 125 North Mac Donald street. All members are urged by the president to attend, as there are matters of importance to be dis cussed. All other women interested in the work of the union are invited to attend.
 Guild Picnic
 Plans for an all-day picnic on the desert tomorrow have been laid by the women of the Episcopal church guild The party will start from the guild at 10:30 o'clock in the morning, and if the weather does not admit of desert picnic. the women will assemble at the time for d days meeting in the guild hall.
 Entertain Husbands
 Promising an interesting program and social evening, the Womans club of Mesa will entertain tonight in the Masonic hall the husbands of all mem bers of the club. A playlet by mem bers of the dramatic section and other numbers are included in the program and refreshments are to be served.
 Indians vs. Mesa Basketball teams from the Mesa High School and the United States In- dian school at Phoenix are to meet l here in a match at the Vance audfto- | rum tomorrow night, according to ar made yesterday by Profes- | sors Johnson, the high school athletic | director. While only a few games have l been played this season, the local cp,Iir. l tette has already demonstrated its | ability on the court and is counting | upon adding another victory to it's rec | ord in it's game with the Indians.