Arizona republican., 1919-09-22
LAY PLANS FOR 158THREUN|ON
 IN FAIR WEEK
Former Members in Each Town to Be Invited = Set Date for Thursday of Fair Week To Invite Theda Bara-May Form a Per manent Organization

Plans for the projected reunion oi the members of the former First Arl- zona Infantry, later known as the 15Sth Infantry, were placed well under way yesterday afternoon at a meeting of several men who had served with the historic old outfit.
 It was decided at the meeting to make up a list of names, one for each town in the state. Letters will be sent othe former members asking that to the former members to get the former 158th men in their towns to- gether, find out how many can be here for soldiers day of state fair week, and let Capt. Walter $. Ingalls, of Phoenix know.
 It is expected that several hundred will be in attendance. Since the first publicity given out on the reunion, dozens of responses have been received and everyone has been enthusiastic.
 The plans as laid out yesterday are to gather the 15Sth men together Thursday of fair week, having each man wear a badge designating him as member of Arizonas regiment. In the evening it is planned to hold a meeting at the American Legion head quarters at which there will be re- treatments and talks by various mem bers of the organization. If the men wish it permanent organization will be effected to look after the reunions from year to year.
 Those present at the meeting yester- day were Arthur c. Taylor, formerly personnel adjutant; Walter $. Ingalls,, supply officer; Robert V. Baker, ser geant of company D., William Beaton, regimental sergeant major, Harvey Wilson first sergeant of A company, and Robert B. Holiday, regimental supply sergeant.
 Will Invite Theda Bara
 The question of bringing Theda Bara here to attend the meeting of her for mer war time Godsons was brought up, and it was decided to write her a letter asking her to attend if it is convenient. Miss Bara, who won the hearts of the men of the regiment on various visits to the organization, has a great many friends among the men who served so long during the Mexican trouble and in France.
 There are hundreds of men in the state who belonged to the First Arizo- ma or the 15Sth Infantry at various | times. Many of them went overseas with different outfits, but all are proud to claim allegiance to the old regiment | It is not intended to limit attendance at the reunion only to those who served with the outfit during the war | with Germany, but the committee has decided that. any one who had ever served in the field with the regiment is to be invited.
 | The following members of the 158th will be requested by letter tomorrow to lend their assistance towards mak ing the reunion a success: Bryon Fine 1 Florence; Tommy Moss, sGlendale; Rosy Rosenberg, Casa Grande; E. H Roach, Globe; Nate C. Beebe, Miami Floyd Parks, Winslow; H. C. Louder milk, Wilcox; E. s. Wickersham Stafford; Dan Peart, Casa Grande; William Miska, Winkelman; Ed. Fer rera- Apo; Anl Warnock, Ajo; Clark Fades, Gila Bend; Bernard Freuden- thai, Stafford; E. M. Robinson, Flag. staff Warren Fulton, Prescott; Her bert Marshall, Chloride Gordon Rose Yuma; Leonard Wright, Morenci; York Terrill, Clifton; Jack Chambers Hayden; Earl Greening, Ray; Ivar Pomeroy, Mesa I. E. Hoffman, Tue. son; Robert Finch, Tempe; Jesse Frost Snowflake, and Chet Johnson o Douglas.