Arizona republican., 1920-11-17
BODY IF SOLDIER
 ID ARRIVE TODAY

MESA, Nov. 16-The remains of Robert NJ. Tyler, a young man of Chan dler who died overseas during tAe war, will arrive in the valley Thursday morning, according to word received Tuesday by W. A. Burton, local un- dertaker, who will have charge of the body here. The body was shipped from New York the first of the week un- der military escort and it is thought that the same soldier party has charge of the remains of Clyde l.. Miller of Tempe who died overseas.
 The body of Tyler will be held in Mesa by Burton until Friday after, noon when funeral services will be conducted in Chandler by Bishop Pe- terson at the Chandler Ward chapel. The American Legion post of that town will assist in the service.
 Tyler was a member of the Forty | third machie gun company and was \ In action for some months on the French battle fronts. While still in action he was taken i'll with influen- ga, from which he died a few days la ter in one of the base hospitals.
 Woman's Club to Entertain "Gentlemen's Night" will be ob- served by the Mesa Woman's club at a unique and interesting party to be given Friday evening h the High school auditorium. Members of the woman's club who expect to attend have been asked to advise Mrs. Chas F. Price. phone ABR.
 ] "El Conejo" is Issued | l'El Conejo," the High school paper, was distributed Monday night during an intermission of the Lyceum course number presented in the High school l auditorium. Publication of the school journal is being resumed this fall aft CT a lapse of three years and the first ! issue was off the press this week. The staff of school students in charge of the paper includes Lucia Bowen, editor in chief; Jessie Gruwell, society; Hell ma Cave, literary; Don Lewis, athlet- ics; Isador Cohen, exchange; Olive Drew, art; Nellie Crismon, student body government, and Harry Rabinc- witz, job department Eric Bloy is ad- vertising manager and Harry Davis- sion circulation manager.
 Draw S25 Fines
 Charged with being drunk and dis | orderly, Fostina Alcante and Lewis Hernandez were fined $25 each in Jus tice Newelfs court Monday. The two, it is alleged. imbibed too freely in lllquor at a dance held fin Verde Vista Saturday night and after the affair | was over proceeded to disturb the peace of residents of the district La ter, it Is said. they became engaged in an altercation themselves. which re-
 suited in Hernandez inflicting a knife
 wound and other injuries upon All
 cante.
 South Side Theaters Today
 Majestic, Mesa-"Alarm Clock Andy
 starring Charles Ray. Paramount Mag
 azine. Comedy, "Rock-a-Bye Baby" Gilbert-"His House in Order" star ring Elsie Ferguson. Comedy, Train. ing for Husband"
 Tempe-"The Great Accident" star. ring Tom Moore. Pathe News. Com. edy, Tango Dancers"
 Chandler = Whispers" starring Elaine Hammerstein. Phantom Foe,
 serial. starring Juanita Hansen. kyrene P. T. A. Meeting The Parent-Teacher association 0 the Kyrene district will hold it's secon, regular meeting at 7:3o o'clock Thurs day night, Nov. 25, in the school audi torium. After the business session there will be an interesting and in structive program, beginning with tn song America" Introductory remark by Principal Roger Corbett Jr.. will b followed by a speech by Col. James H McClintock, pioneer teacher of the dis trlct, who will draw some startling comparisons. Miss Louise B. Lync rural school supervisor of the Temp Normal, will talk on a nursing cours for mothers. Miss Agnes Whitnes teacher, will speak on the phoneti method in reading, as requested b some interested parents.
 The program will close with severa piano selections by Mrs. Turner, aft CT which parents and teachers will b invited to participate in a general dis cussion of school and child problems Every adult in the district is entitle to membership in the association an is invited to attend the meeting, as tn personal interest of and suggestion from every parent will assist in il cerasing the efficiency of the school THE NEW RUSSIA