Arizona republican., 1921-05-01

 delighted and well pleased with the program in it's entirety and while there are many who are desirous of seeing the company return next fall, the company thus far has been una ble to fill the list of guarantors. SeV- en signatures were secured in can vass of the town made Saturday morning, and it is probable that the canvass will be continued the first of the week. The company closed it's weeks engagement here Saturday night.
 Gas Drops to 32 Gents In Mesa
 The price of gasoline in Mesa has taken a drop with gas in other parts of the state, service stations now dis pensing the fuel at g cents per gal lon. The former price was 36 cents per gallon.
 Loose Stock Cost Him Five Dollars
 Juan Mendevas was fined s10 by police magistrate Saturday for per- hitting his stock to run loose and damage a neighbor's garden. Com plaint was made by the neighbor and the judge found the defendant guilty lining him $10 and suspending S5 of the fine, providing damages to the garden were paid.
 Will Return to Long Beach
 Dean L. Collett, who has been as- sistant to his father, Dan F. Collett. secretary of the commercial club day night with his wife for Long Beach. The young man was a val uable assistant in the promotion of the cotton carnival last fall and since then has rendered efficient services to the merchants of the town with the conducting of a credit rating system.
 Will Bulletin Race Returns
 How the contestants in the bicycle road race from Tucson to Phoenix on Sunday check into Florence will be bulletined by Everybody's drug store in Mesa. A checking station where the contestants will rest for an hour will be maintained in Flor ence and the returns on the race to that point will be bulletined here shortly after their arrival in the prison city. The result of the race after the entrants have checked in at the finish at The Republican in Phoenix will also be bulletined It is expected that the riders will ar rive in Florence shortly after Il o'clock and that they will pass through Mesa between and 4 o'clock In the afternoon.
 Services in Mesa Churches Sunday
 Methodist church-Sunday school, S:45. Morning worship II o'clock. subject, "The Place of Methodism in the Civilization of the World" Jun for league o'clock. Intermediate lao ntn Eryarx r,,-ft, Ia1cp ra o'clock. Preaching o'clock, sub ject. The Three Crosses" Prayer meeting and training class Wednes- day evening 7:30 o'clock. The public IS invited to all these services. w. c. Miller. pastor.
 St. Marks Episcopal chureh-Sun- day school 9:45 a. m. Holy com munion and sermon, II a. m The public is cordially invited. Francis Bloy. rector.
 Baptist-Sunday school at 9:45. T. B. Croswell, superintendent Morn ing worship at II a.m.. subject, '.The Early Impressions of Life" B. Y. F. U. at p. m. Miss Freda Clark, lead CT. Evening service p. m.. subject, of special sermon to young people, "The Excellence of Christian Char acter." Prayer meeting Wednesday at p. m. Choir practice Thursday at D. m. The public is cordially in- vited to attend these services. J. Lawrence Bell, pastor.
 Southside Theaters Today Majestic, Mesa Nazimova in Toys of Fate" Comedy, His Best Girl"
 Gilbert-"Rich Girl, Poor Girl" starring Gladys Walton. Mutt and Jeff cartoon.
 Tempe-''Big Happiness" starring Dustin FarIilm. Comedy. Blue Rib- bon Mutt"
 Chandler-"Are All Men Alike?'' starring May Allison. Sunshine com ! edy, Roaring Lions on Parade