Tombstone epitaph., 1919-06-22
RETURNED SERVICE MEN IGNORED ev CITIZENS.

tions rendered during the past week end.
 Friday night they were honor guests al ball given in the ballroom of the Masonic temple, which was largely attended and among the leading so- of the Eastern Star. who served ligh, refreshments during the evening. cour- teously extended their services to the men in uniform free of charge. The attendance at the ball was record one. and an enjoyable evening was spent in dancing on the new maple floor recently installed by the Masonic bodies of Tombstone. At i2 o'clock sharp. at the break of Flag Day. the lights were switched off and Mir R B. Valance led the singing of The Star Spangled Banner" by the entire assemblage. Attorney j. T. Kings bury followed with brief but point d address. in which he paid a worthy tribute 10 the returned warriors for the notle task they have accomplish ed: the worthy cause they have sup ported, and the important part they played in the great fight for Democracy and the freedom of the world. Dane. ing continued until o'clock a. m when the merry crowd dispersed, hap ry in he thoughts of an evening mos, enjoyably spent.
 A; seven o'clock Saturday evening. twenty-six returned service men ga thered al ;he National Restaurant. as the guests of Attorney o. Gibson. where an elaborate banquet teudered in honor of the boys ~ho served their country was awaiting them. The men marched to their places at beauti- fully hag-decorated table, and follow. ing | nrief address of welcome by MT. Gibson and prayer by the Rev C. w. Stark. of the local Congregational church. the boys saluted a large flag hung over the main entrance. and seated themselves to the following merp.
 Fried Chicken Cream Gravy
 Cooked Southern Style)
 Cream Potatoes Sliced Tomatoes Lettpce Hot Biscuits Ice Tea Cream Peas Ice Cream and Cake
 A very pleasing feature Of the ban quei tespecially pleasing to the boys, was the beautiful array of charming TX P's." who served the chow
  namely, the Misses Nellie Ciochetti, Francis Staniger. Mildred Mars. Ma tia McClelland, Clara Igo, Kate lgo. Maud Reasonover and Gladys Reason over.
 After the delicious dishes had been disposed of by the merry Tanks. who are noted for their marvellous apetites. (which were certainly for the tine be- ing thoroughly appeased). Mir. Gibson arose and in few well chosen words expressed his thanks and also the thanks of the community for the di- vine grace that had permitted the safe homecoming of the soldier lads Then, for the first time during the entire evening. the merry faces around the banquet table assumed a serious. yet reverent aspect, as the boys arose ard ssluted after the reading of each of the following names, Jefferson Glenn. Roy Fourr, cristobai Anaya, Leonard AdoIph EnsIe, Tombstone boys who have made the supreme sacrifice; Tombstone boys who gave their lives for their country and the flag they loved, who are dead in body, but whose memory will live the ages.
 Rev. Stark followed with a touch ing address. his remarks reaching the very bottom Of the hearts of the boys. for as they listened. spellbound, a close observance of the countenances showed clearly that the Reverend had the one soft spot of the rugged Tanks. for he spoke of-mother. Of her hours of sorrow. waiting. hoping. and praying that God guard over him. keep him, and return him