Arizona republican., 1920-10-27
ROOSEVELT DAY TOBE OBSERVED
 BY CITY TO-DAY
Schools Will Be Scenes of Celebrations This Morn ing and This Afternoon Speakers and Exercises To Make Up Program.

Today In Phoenix there will be a celeoration of the birthday anniver- more exact there win be a dozen ceIo- prations, divided among the larger scnooihouses. but Co be joined in by tne people at large. men and women. In addition Go the young folk.
 The observance in Phoenix is off cial to a degree. initiated by Mayor W. IT, PlunSett. following receipt of a request for such action in letter rom ntalonal headquarters Of the Women's Roosevelt Memorial assocfa- ton. So there win be nothing partisan In the days observance. The exercfsas simply will furnish opportunity for expression of tho affection in which the American people hold the memory Of the greatest American of modern days. one who did much toward the material advancement of Arizona and one who led Arizona men i'm battle
 The exercises arc Co e short in no case exceeding half an hour and are to be held in the open air At the high school the attendant ccremonly will De of military character. the cadet bat talion standing at attention as the star Spangled Banner Is played by the school band. At tho grade schools VIII be a salute to the flag.
 At the high school the assembly win be on the Van Burcn street side Of the auditorium. with the male stu dents in ranks and the girls on the steps. The addresses will be from an automobile on the eastern side of the entrance. The speakers, intro duced by Principal Jantzen. will be wight E. Heard. chairman of the local celebration committee. Mayor w. H. Plunkctt and Mrs. J. l.. E. Alexander. The last named will speak especially of the work of the Womcn's Roosevelt Memorial association. which will be referred Co also by the women speak CTS at the other schools.
 At the high school and at the fol- lowing grade schools the exercises will be held at 9:1O a. m..
 Monroe school Seventh and Mon roc strcets-Dean William Scarlet and Miss Wilkinson.
 Adams School Eighth avenue and Adams-Grammar department, Capt. J. T.. E Alexander and Miss Whitfield. primary department. Rev. J. F.. Jen- kins and Mrs. Harold Baxter.
 Wentworth School, Fifth avenue and Westmoreland-COl James IT. McClintock and Mrs. D. B. Heard.
 Garfield School. Thirteenth street anc Garfield-Georgo U. Young and Mrs. E. E. Marks.
 The afternoon exercises will be ct tho following places at | o'clock:
 Douglass School. Fifth street and Madison-Rev. T. ]. Sanders and Mrs. fImcgcne Le Chance.
 Capitol School. Seventeenth avenue and Van Buren--Judgc Frank De- Souza and Mrs. IT. D. Ross
 Grant School. South Fifth avenue and Grant-Capt. J. l.. B. Alexander and Mrs. Carrie F. Green.
 Lincoln School. South First strecf and Lincoln--Rev. A. L. Odeli ant Mrs 1T. E. Campbell
 Washington School. Ninth stree and East Washington-Col.AJ Names n McClintock and Mrs. Rudolph Kuch Ter.
 Fillmore School Ninth avenue an Fillmore-tev. J. R. Jenkins and Mrs Harold Baxter.
 Mckinley School. Fifth street ant Fierce Harold Baxter and Mrs. Johl Dcnnett. Jr.
 Osborn District School. North Cen tral and Osborn Road--Dcan William Scariett and Mrs. J. l.. B. Alexander.