Arizona republican., 1921-01-01
FEW BUSINESS HOUSES
 TO CLOSE NEW YEARS

MESA, Dec. 31.-Indications Friday were that there will be but little ob- servance of the advent of the year 1921 in Mesa on Saturday. A greater num- Der of the business houses expect to remain open for the usual business and none have so far announced their in- tention to be closed the entire day.
 The banks will observe New Years as holiday and the postoffice will ob- serve holiday hours. There will be no delivery of mail on the rural routes.
 Legion Dance New Years Night
 All plans are complete for the New Years night dance of the Mesa post of the American legion. The affair is to be given in the Knights of Pythias hall and the numerous novel features prepared for the occasion promises an evening of lively and enjoyable enter tainment for all who attend.
 Sabin to Move to Phoenix
 Charles B. Sabin, for several years local representative of the Arizona Cotton Growers association and in charge of the alien labor locally, has given up his work here and will be- come indigent officer for Maricopa county on January l, 1921. He expects to move with his family to Phoenix within the course of week or two.
 Rev. Dunlap to Preach
 Rev. R. E. Dunlap, representative of the Christian church in Arizona, will fill the pulpit in the local Christian church on Sunday.
 Newlyweds on the Screen Clarence Nets, who is an operator at the Majestic theater, and his bride, played a conspicuous part in the per formance at the Majestic Thursday evening. Joy-seeking friends visited the newlyweds at the Mesa hotel and then insisted upon their accompanying them to the show. There was tenn porary halt in the movies on the screen and to the tune of the wedding march on the pipe organ the young couple marched down the aisle and up on the stage, where all the power of the ma chimes in the operating room was fo- cused on them.
 Return to Long Beach Home
 W. N. Amos and family are prepar- ing to return to their home in Long E>ach, following a visit of several months in Mesa with their daughter Mrs. Clarence D. Gates and family, al their home southwest of Mesa. Mir Amos and son Harley departed Friday by automobile for the coast and Mrs Amos will make the journey by train leaving Sunday evening.
 Boys Are Bound Over | The two Mexican boys who were ap- prehended here on Sunday afternoon December IS, in the act of breaking into lock boxes in the local postoffice were arraigned Friday before United States District Commissioner Henke ir Phoenix and bound over to trial in the federal court under $250 bond each The other two boys who were thought at first to have been implicated in tho business of opening postoffice boxes have been dismissed.
 Up From Maricopa s. W. J. Bowen of the Bowen Farm: company at Maricopa Is visiting fl Mesa for a few days with his family. Southside Theaters Today Majestic, Mesa: Under Crimson Skies" starring Elmo Lincoln; com. edy, Her Night Out.''
 Gilbert: Seeing It Through" star. ring Zasu Pitts.
 Tempe: Paris Green starrint , Charles Ray.
 Chandler: "The Ladder of Lies, starring Ethel Clayton.
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