Arizona republican., 1921-04-15
MUCH INTEREST IN
 FRIDAYS PROGRAM

MESA, April 14.-Special interest is being taken in this weeks meeting of the Mesa Womans club to be held Friday afternoon in the GuilS hall, when L. F. Brady of the Evans school will give a talk on the prehistoric people of Arizona. The club has made it an open meeting and visitors from Phoenix and elsewhere in the valley are arranging to be present. All who are interested are welcome, the club president has announced.
 Mr. Brady while on a visit to his old home in England last summer lec- tured before the British museum in London, and he has since discussed the same subject before the student body at the university of Arizona in Tucson. He is considered one of the best authorities on the subject in the country. His lecture Friday will be illustrated with exhibits of articles from his private collection, many of the things having been found in the Salt River valley.
 The club meeting will commence at 2:30 Tea will be served following the program.
 Mesa to Play fin Tucson
 Mesa's bal team will play the uni- versity of Arizona in Tucson Satur- day afternoon, arrangements for the game being made over the telephone Thursday afternoon between Coach Porter and Manager Rice. Tucson had a game booked for Saturday with the university of Southern California and had 1t extensively advertised. Something happened Thursday that made it impossible for the Califor- nians to keep the date, so Mesa was called on to fill in. Rice expects to leave Friday evening or Saturday morning with the team, returning in time for Sundays game here with the Phoenix White Sox.
 Band to Play Saturday Eve The Mesa band is arranging a series of concerts to De given Satur- day evening on the streets. Hereto fore the musicians have been forced to confine their playing to one place where lights were available, but the new system of street lights affords them ample light anywhere, so they are arranging to play in various quar- ters of the town Saturday evening. Start Chautauqua Campaign The ticket selling campaign for the Ellison White chautauqua to be given here the week of April A to 30 has been started. School children and students of the high school will be enlisted to carry on the campaign and 1 tickets for them to sell are being is- | sued by Dan Collett, chautauqua con- 1 mittee secretary, at the Commercial l club rooms.
 Fencing Two Sides of Park Two sides of the baseball park those where fans have been most | numerous on the outside fence, are being boarded up. Four hundred feet 1 on both the east and south sides oi l the park are being built. the fence board being eight feet high. Members of the ball club started work Wednes- day on the job. and expect to have 1 the fence completed in time for Sun- days game with the White Sox. Goes to Coast
 1 Ed Reynolds, who has been in the ] bookkeeping department of the Firsi National bank for the past year, left 1 Thursday evening for Los Angeles where he will be associated with 6 1 federal reserve bank.
 Southside Theaters Today | Majestic Mesa-Sessue Hayakaws in "The Temple of Dusk" Hand oi Vengeance" Pathe News. Comedy l "Open Another Bottle"
 | Gilbert-"The Mutiny of the Fl.
 shore all star cast. Paramoun magazine.
 Tempe-Constance Binney in First. | while Susan" Comedy, Indigo Sun | day"
 | Chandler-Hobart Bosworth in "Hi. | Own Law" Ruth of the Rockies,
 starring Ruth Roland. Mutt and lief | cartoon.
 SIGN PAINTER WANTED-T,
 take contract to paint 800 feet o Hence, feet high. Call Sunday morn
 ing between II and l, Guy E. Rice