Arizona republican., 1920-04-16
NEW SUBDIVISION
 |NMESA APPROVED
 BY CITY COUNCIL

MESA, April 16.-A new subdivision of 25 lots on West Second avenue is to | be put on the market shortly by w. J. 1 LeBaron who yesterday afternoon ap- peared before the common council and | secured it's approval to open through 1 the center of block p, a thoroughfare 1 to be known as LeBaron street. Inn l provements on the property as out 1 lined by MP. LeBaron were also au- 1 thorized by the council.
 l The council at it's special session, passed a resolution of intention to pave Robson street from First avenue north 1 to the city limits. Efforts to pave the remaining two blocks of the thorough 1 fare, are also being made, and may l materialize in time to get the entire 1 street in on the one job.
 1 The discharge of Night Officer Guy i Phelps, announced the first of the week 1 by Marshal F. J. Warren and effective on Wednesday, was also confirmed by the council. No successor for the night | job has been appointed as yet. l Soldier Returns to Coast l Private M. c. Vile, who has been in | charge of the local recruiting station i for some weeks, received orders yes- 1 terday to report to Los Angeles for duty. He departed last evening, and 1 it is probable that the local office will remain closed permanently. Returns to Mesa 1 Mir. and Mrs. J. Q. Wallace, who have been residing on ranch west of Phoe- l nix since the fore part of the year, re- turned to Mesa yesterday and will make this their home again. They are domi- ciled at the Trickey apartments. Boomers Not Coming Doubling that under the existing strike conditions on the railroads, they could keep their schedule of games through the state, the Boston Boomer Girls, dated to play here tomorrow, hoi in the Salt River valley, in a telegram to the manager of the local team. That the cancellation will be a keen disappoint- ment to local fans is certain but with conditions as they are the local club places no blame on the Bloomer Girls management for calling off their games. For Sunday, Mesa has scheduled con- test with the Tempe club, season opener for that town. The game will be played on the high school grounds 1 in Tempe.
 Film Amusements
 A varied program of movie films IS scheduled for the Majestic today. The program includes: "The Man Getter," starring Neal Hart; Adventures of Ruth" featuring Ruth Roland; Billy West comedy, Hot Dogs; car toon. Der Wash Out on Der Line," and 8 Pathe news film. At the Or pheum, Enid Bennett will appear in "A yirtuous Thief" and comedy. Raise the Rent will be shown.
 Woman's Club Today
 The literary section of the Woman's club of Mesa will meet this afternoon at the Guild hall at 3:30 o'clock. The study of Richard H., will be continued The chairman of the section requests that all club members who are inter ested in this section of club work make an effort to be present as the program for the next year is to be considered.
 To Try Their Luck
 F. D. Macdonald of the Stakeholder agency on the southside and C. A. San born expect to leave this morning by stage to put in the week end at the Roosevelt dam fishing and otherwise enjoying the pleasures of the lake and resort there.
 Another Mile Opened
 Traffic on another mile of the pave ment running west from Mesa to Tempe was permitted yesterday, mak- ing total of three miles of the new highway now open. Cement has been poured on greater part of the fourth mile and the work is being pushed rapidly to complete the remaining mile and half after that is finished. All present indications point to a compile ton of the entire pavement between Tempe and Mesa on the scheduled time of 30 days announced by the contrac- tors a week ago.
 Guests at Luncheon Today
 County division. an ancient but pop | uIar question that has been aired | numberless times in this county in years past, is again being brought into | the 1imelfght and will be the principal | point up for discussion at the weekly | luncheon of the directors of the Mesa l Commercial club today. w. T. Tweedy, 1 W. w. Dobson and V H. Harding, the l latter a candidate on the democratic i ticket for county attorney, have been invited as guests of the directors for today'S meeting.
 Chautauqua Tickets
 A vigorous campaign for the sale of | Chautauqua tickets has been in force | this week and. according to James $. | Butcher. who is handling the sale, good | results have been obtained. Tickets for the festival can be secured from him at the w. R. Stewart real estate | office, from the Cuff drug store or Every ybody's drug store. The Chau- tauGua will appear in Mesa from April ! 18th to May 2nd.
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