Arizona republican., 1920-05-05
FINISH SELECTION OF
 MESA TEACHERS; GIVE < 3O PER CENT RAISE

MESA, May 4-The selection of teachers for the Mesa schools during the term of 1920-2I was conDleted last evening, V nen the trustees of the nigh school made their final appointments. Tn the grade schools an increase of approximately 90 per cent above the present salaries for teachers was au- thorized and various other features were added to their pay, making the yearly income to the individual in structor decidedly larger and more at tractive than it is with the present high cost of living.
 The board of trustees of the gram mar school at their meeting Monday evening made final selections for it's corps of teachers during tfe new term, reelecting approximately p of thc teachers who are now employed Ten or F new teachers were employed tc fill existing vacancies and the several new positions that were created, among them the selection of a woman as phys fcal director for both boys and girls in all oe the grade schools.
 Tn practically every instance t5e scale of pay adopted by the trustees of the Phoenix schools, and which ap- peared in detail in The Republican last Monday. was adopted b. the Mesa trustees for the teachers here. Teach rs in the spanish and cO.orei schools were given S10 a month more than pro vidod for in that schedule. The system of departmental supervision in tEe grammar schools was abolished for the coming term.
 The trustees of the high school, fol- lowing their selection of Prof. Hendrix, now teaching at Flagstaff, as super intendent next year, last evening com pleted their appointment of members for the faculty.
 Stage Office Moves Today
 The Mesa office of the Union Auto Stage company will be moved this evening from it's present stand in the Orange Blossom to the new quarters which have been fitted up just across ,he street in the room adjoining the Crescent drug store. More commodious quarters have been provided here for the accommodation of passengers. Cars will leave from the old stand to- day and will take up their schedule rom the new office in the morning.
 Taking Masonic Work
 Rev. Francis Bloy and Archie Reed left Monday night for Tucson, where they will take the thirty second degree in Masonic work this week. A num- Der of other lodgemen expect to go down the latter part of the week for the Shrine festival, to be held in Tucson on Saturday.
 Summer in England
 l.. r. Brady of the Evans school and Mrs. Brady left Monday night for New York. from which point they will sail st an early date for England. The sum- mer is to be spent al the old home of MT. Brady in southern England, and, if possible some weeks. will be spent in visiting the old battle fronts and other points of interest on the conti- nent.
 Sees Mother Before Death
 c. s. Steward has received word from Paul IT. Versluis, who left here last March, that he reached his home in Holland just four days before his mother died. Versluis, who had not been in the old country in more than 15 years, left here with plans to spend the summer at home, though he did not know at the time of his departure of his mothers illness.
 Registration Starts
 Registration to complete the great register of Maricopa county for this district started Monday, with Deputy Sheriff O. l.. Pickens and Mrs. Pickens handling the work. Registration will continue until August 27, and the regis tration officers will make an effort to see every one within that period.
 BEDROOMS for rent. in new adobe house. adjoining bath; close in. No. 211 West 1st St, Mesa.
 ONE complete water well drilling outfit, tractor and all tools, for sale. Mesa Dairy & Ice Company, Mesa, Ariz.