Arizona republican., 1920-04-18
MESA. TOO. LAUNCHES AN OVERALL CLUB"
 WITH MANY MEMBERS

MESA, April 17.-Determined to join in the battle with other communities against the high cost of living, promi nent Mesa citizens yesterday launched tl- Overall club" now growing popu- lar in many parts of the country. Pro fessional men were keenly interested in the movement and pledged their word to don the denim just as quick as the club is fully organized.
 Stealing march on his comrades, one Mesa citizen was seen going home last evening with a pair of blue denims under his arm.
 "I haven't worn a pair of overalls in Is years,'' he said, ''but I'm sure going to be one of the charter members of the club"
 Membership lists were prepared yes- terday and will be started on their rounds in Mesa tomorrow, it was said.
 Picnic Postponed
 Lack of gasoline and the windy, un- settled weather yesterday caused postponement of the Sunday school picnic planned by the Latter Day Saints church. It will be held on Sat urday, May l.
 Lodge Delegates
 Mesa will have a good representation at the grand lodge convention of the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs, to be held in Tucson Monday, Tuesday and We'd neSday of this week, according to the present plans of the two local orders. As delegates to the Odd Fellows the Mesa lodge is sending Edwin Daley, John Telford and Sidnor Williams, and the Rebekahs will be represented by Mrs. James Johnson, Mrs. J. I. Cof- fin and Mrs. Edwin Daley. MT and Mrs. R. s. Longmore, the former past grand master of the grand lodge, are also planning to attend the convention. The Mesa delegation expects to leave h ,rr'e .ixx f.v.
 Wallace Funeral
 The date for the funeral of Mrs. David, Wallace, who died Friday at St. Joseph's hospital in Phoenix, has been changed from this afternoon to Mondas afternoon, owing to the fact that burial cannot be made at Greenwood ceme- tery on Sunday. The funeral services, as now arranged. will be held on Mon day afternoon at 2:30 from the chapel of Moore & Mcclellan in Phoenix. The Mesa lodge of Rebekahs, of which the deceased was an honored member, wiU conduct the service at the grave.
 Change in Local Property
 w. s. MacMannon has sold his re- gently built residence on North Hibbert street to Ivan N. Burnhard, and has purchased the brick house at the cor ner of Newell and Hilbert streets. into which he is planning to move soon. Mir. MacMannon has also started the erec- tlOn or the IlTSl Ol ten nouSeS that ne expects to build in the recently opened Stewart addition.
 M, E. Church Today
 The following services will be con- ducted at the Methodist Episcopal church today: Sunday school, 10 a. m.: morning worship, II; subject, ''The Kingdom of God: What Is It? Where Is It?" Epworth league, p. m.; preaching, D. m. On account of the sickness of some of our solicitors the campaign for funds for the community center building will be continued through this week. W. c. Miller, pastor.
 Film Amusenents
 Faith of the Strong" featuring Mitchell Lewis, will be a popular att traction at the Majestic today. A Big V comedy, Knights and Knighties,'' completes the program. At the Or thy Gish. and a comedy. "Bunkered," featuring Mrs Sydney Drew. will be shown.
 "On With the Dance"
 L., particular interest to movie fans on the south side is the announcement that "On With the Dance" starring Mae Murray, will be shown in Mesa at the Majestic for three days, cor1menc- ing tomorrow. It was the dance that first made pretty Mae Murray favor ite in the Follies, and she is a veritable spirit of the dance in 'On With the Dance,' in which she is featured with David Powell. Alma Tell, John Mill tern and others.
 Week End at Dam
 Miss Rita Arens and Miss Ara Town send were passengers on the Union line yesterday to the Roosevelt dam, where they will spend the week end.