Arizona republican., 1922-04-19

selling OF the cnamDer Or fCOtittHc4SS
to its citizens that put things under
way. To then sell the community 20
outside people is the next step. the
speaker declared, and he offered
many SUGGESTIONS OF value by which
this end may be accomplished. The
Salt River valley has the greatest
opportunity ever presented to sell the
finished product Mr.. Welch said ana
by means of advertising and letting
outside people know what the valley
has TO offer this country can be soon
transformed into many times its pres
ent population and wealth.
Mr.. LOTUS spoke OF the realty
boards aim to advertise the Salt River
valley through a national magazine
advertising campaign and he told OF
iicity club which will have this work
in hand
Mesa citizens at the meeting were
delighted with the address given by
George II. Maxwell who spoke on his
chosen theme "The Building of q
State-The Arizona. OF Tomorrow.
FOR nearly an hour he entertained his
listeners with visions of tomorrow
and that the valley will some day see
his dreams come true was the opinion
Of many who heard him. The speaker
en1phasized the need OF something
to advertise. something that Will set
the Salt River valley in a pinacle BY
itself to be known the world over
and then the advertising done viii
reap returns and thousands or peo-
pie win migrate here from the crowd
ed. cities and districts OF the East TO
visit here and to live.
Some have suggested the chang
ing of the name of the Salt River
valley, M. Maxwell said, but Sug-
gestions he had to offer If carried out
will unknowingly change the name by
itself he declared. The planting OF
thousands Of palms in the valley and
the lining of the proposed through
highway to California with palms on
both sides would be one means OF
obtaining this end he suggested.
Directors of the chamber of COM
nerce were enthusiastic over the re-
suits Of Monday nights meeting and
hope to make the next monthly gath
erinc as interesting and successful.
M. 4. A. To Present Musical
The Mutual Improvement aSsocia-
ton of the First Ward has prepared
an attractive program of entertain
rent to be presented in the chapel
an Thursday evening. The musical is
being given to raise funds to secure
song books, and admission will be 10
and is cents. The following program
will be given.
"The Voyagers," piano solo, Dnry-
KibIer. Miss Nina KibIeF.
aColne Where My Love Lies
Dreaming, Foster.
Farewell Summer" Fiotow.
Girls Glee club.
@Favorite Spot solo. Dury, Mrs.
s. w. Dury.
Spanish dance. Irnaa Sewe1l.
90 Hush Thee My Baby" Sullivan.
"Fairy Waltz" Aillocker.
"When the Foeman Bows Ats
STEEL Sullivan.
Girls Glee club.
Community singing. original songs.
Kiss Her and Tell Her so, Heau-
ing. Miss Daisy Oats
Three national dances, school glris;
Duet. Earl Ellsworth and Harold
Clark.
Instrumental music. Eftie Phelps
and company.
Duet. Millard and Delbert Cluff.
Trio, Isaac Dana. Cove Phelps and
A. C. Huber.
Ladies' trio. the' Mesdames Bates
Berry and Ellsworth.
Humorous recitation, L. e. Eggert-
son. -.
On account of the important public
| mase meeting wednesday night in
| the Mesa, high school auditorium the
1 midweek services at the Baptist
church will begin promptly at
o'clock. The services viii close IN
time for all who wish to attend sne
mass meeting, the pastor announced.
w, c. r. u. Meetings
! The Wornen's Christian Temper
! ance Union will meet at the Christian
church at 2:30 o'clock Wednesday
afternoon. A good attendance is de-
| sired.
| walter Wilbur departed Monday
/ night for his home in Illinois follow
! ing visit Of several weeks here with
/ relatives.
The annual Easter breakfast served
| hv the Ladies Guild of ST. Mark 8
/ Episcopal church in the guild han
| Tuesday noon was largely attended
Aside from the scores Of local people
| who awaited themselves of the good
meal many of the members OF tne
/ church in Chandler attended the
! breakfast.
4 IedlQnn&lFS$ tnNIhGO ~ tUIHRS
i The Mesa Post of the American
! Legion received an invitation Tues
i day inviting them to the smoker ano
/ boxing carnival to be given by the
/ William Bloyx Post of Tempe in The
i COSMOPOLITAN hall at Tempe Thurs
Il rlay night Legionnaires and all ex-
service men in the Mesa district VII
he welcomed. the invitation said
while an admission is to be charged
local service men will be admitted
free as guests of the Tempe pot 4
number of Mesa star boxers are
matched for bouts with the Tempe
bows. Those attending from here arr
asked to communicate with Wlllian
Bowden, post adjutant, that TanspOr'
tation may be provided.
i Second Drowning IN Two Days
NIasimo Lopez, a two-yeaf-o o.'
Mexican boy, was drowned IN an liIl
4 cation ditch on the J. o. Powers rancl
in Lehi shortly after noon Tnesoay
making the second drowning Witnli
as many days. A five -year-old chic
was drowned in the Tempe cana
Monday afternoon. The Lopez cnll'
was missed a few moments after ]
fell in the ditch, relatives testified
the inouest. The body was recovere'
nearly a mile down stream.
r. r. A. Meeting
The high school Parent Teacne
association will hold an interestin
meeting in the high school buildin
at o'clock Wednesday Afternoon
Delegates who attended the recen
conference in Phoenix win report an
there viii be other matters consld
cred.
Taxpayers who are interested IN tn