Arizona republican., 1921-04-26
INDECENT MEX|CANS
 BEING CARED FOR

TEMPE, April 25.-The agreement
 between the town of Tempe and the
 Associated Charities to care for the
 local indigent Mexicans is being car
 ried out Several Mexicans are now
 at work, at the rate of $1 Der day.
 cleaning the streets and doing other
 necessary work around town. The
 Cotton Growers association is taking
 care of the imported needy Mexicans.
 It is a great relief to the people of
 the community to know that these people are now being cared for as conditions among them had become quite deplorable.
 The Associated Charities is eager to care for the local people who are in want and urges that all cases be
 reported. The association can do
 much more toward giving relief than
 the indivadual and for that reason all
 mittee in charge.
 Town bitches Being Cleaned The ditches of the town are now
 being cleaned and put in order. Any
 water user who has been overlooked should notify the town clerks office at the city hall.
 Bonds Authorized Bonds in the sum of $22.5a7.57 have been authorized covering the unpaid
 assessments on Fifth street. These 1 bonds are to be issued to R. l.. Bal 1 lenger, contractor.
 Council Meeting There will be a council meeting 1 Monday night, at which time the re-
 turns of the bond election of April l 12 will be reviewed.
 l Speeders Arrested I Several speeders have been arrest ed by the state highway policeman within the last few days and turned over to the local judge. | Normal to Play Mesa High l The Tempe Normal team will cross bats with the Mesa high on the Nor
 nal field Tuesday afternoon at 4
 10 clock
 Tigers Win Gan,e ] The Phoenix Tigers won a hotly l contested game over the Tempe club Sunday afternoon on the high school ! field. The score was to in favor of Phoenix. A large boosting crowd came over with the Phoenix boys. i On Sick List i Mrs, F. L. Stuchal is quite i'll at I her home in Scottsdale.
 Locate in Tempe 1 MT. and Mrs. Don Turner, who have
 been located in Phoenix for several
 months, have moved to Tempe and have rented an apartment in the Keller house.
 Able to Be Up Again
 Mrs. Lyle Weir has recovered suf- ficiently from her recent attack oi
 influenza to be up and again instruct her music pupils.
 | Attend c. E. Meeting
 Several young people of Phoenis
 attended Christian Endeavor at the ! Tempe Christian church Sunday \ evening. Special recognition oi Mothers day will be made by this
 observed as Young Peoples day ir I the church. Announcements for both < days will be made later
 \ Return to Tucson Il Several Tempe young folk, who
 came to spend the week end at home
 hreturned to Tucson Sunday evening l where they are attending the univer l sity. The following were included 1T
 the party: Gordon Goodwin, Der l, Mouer. Charles Lukin and Chester | Wickliffe
 ;. Hold Annual Meeting The annual business meeting of th' , Tempe cotton exchange was helt , Monday afternoon.
 Lecture Tuesday Night 5 Hon. H. T. Laughbaum will lecture l Tuesday night at 7:30 in the Meth , odist church on Making Democrac, . Safe for the World" Mir. Laughbaun : Is a great orator and this lectur,
 promises to be really worth while
 There will be charge for admis- , sion. The pupils of the Tenth stree !. school are competing for a larg :, American flag offered by the Anti - Saloon league to the room securing the largest number of attendants t
 the lecture.
 LOST-Small brown genuine leath I CT envelope purse, containing a. gol |. pencil and a card, belonging to Flor ence Klien. Reward. Phone U. e Tempe. FOR RENT Three furnishe z housekeeping rooms. 507 East Stl St. Tempe. . LOST-IN TEMPE, fur neck piece dark gray fox fur with black strip :, down back. Reward. Return t n Laird & Dimes. e HOUSE FOR RENT. A. Pavel