Arizona republican., 1920-11-21
CLOSE FUR
 SOLD|ER'S FUNERAL

CHANDLER, Nov. 20.-As a mark of respect and homage to one of the boys who lost their lives in the great war, local business men closed their places of business between the hours of and o'clock Thursday afternoon and at tended the funeral of Robert Tyler at the Latter Day Saints chapel here. After the services the funeral cortege proceeded to the Mesa cemetery, where taps was sounded and the last volley fired over the grave by firing squad of local veterans of the world war.
 Robert Tyler was the eldest son of MT. and Mrs. R. M. Tyler of Chandler. He saw considerable service in France before he succumbed to influenza in that country.
 New Town Clerk At the meeting of the town council on Monday evening City Clerk w. $. Caudill rendered his resignation, and it was accepted. MT Caudill's reasons for resigning was that the salary was not sufficient. w. w. Pickrell, secre- tary of the local chamber of commerce, was appointed to the position with the agreement that he turn the salary into the chamber of commerce treasury. Visitor
 Jack Payne of Payson, a well known cattle man, returned home on Thurs day after spending the week here. Mir Payne brough tdown 300 head of cat tie with him.
 l Death of Mrs- Ola Gazzaway 1 Mrs. Ola Nave Gazzaway, wife of O. Gazzaway, passed away at her home l here last week after a long illness. Mr. and Mrs. Gazzaway came here about seven months ago in the hope that Mrs. Gazzaway would regain her health, but despite every loving care she steadily weakened until death claimed her. The funeral was held on Tuesday aSsSrnoon at the Burton undertaking parlors in Mesa. Rev. F. J. Dunlap of the local Baptist church conducted the services. The body was taken to her old home in | Oklahoma for interment.
 Red Cross Drive l J. L. Entriken, chairman of the local Red Cross drive announces that the 1 membership drive will be put on this week. A booth will be established in the downtown section and campaign will be made to secure members for $1 a year. Half of the money secured will stay with the local chapter and the balance will go to headquarters.
 Society Picks Cotton I The Home Missionary society of the
 
 Thursday at the Hunt ranch east of town, the proceeds going into the cof- fers of the church. The society cleared $40 on supper served ca~ction day and cleared $20 picking cotton.
 Bringing Bride
 Louis Montressor. assistant golf pro- fessional at the San Marcos, has writ ten local friends that he will arrive here about December with his bride Miss Victoria Paganini of Chicago. The wedding took place in Chicago on No vember IA. In his letter he saI he had met with an accident in which he re- ceived a badly burned leg. The many local friends wish the newly welded couple happiness.
 Open Branch Here
 The Arizona American Egyptian Cot. ton Growers association has opened 2 branch in Chandler with c. R. Tifai as president and D. A. Jacobson as secretary. Warren Cook is vice presi. dent. Offices have been opened in tho new Jacobson building, where lftera ture and information can be secured. Lecture
 Miss Marian Sanders, school nurse will deliver a lecture Tuesday at tho Latter Day Saints church here. he, subject being Proper Feeding of tn. School Children" The public is in. vited to attend.
 Song Service
 On SundSL December ,, tkere vii be a song service at D. m. at the f Goodyear theater at Goodyear. Tn : public is invited to attend T~