Arizona republican., 1920-11-27
M0TOR|STS ESCAPE, [ CARS DAMAGED,
 IN TWO ACCIDENTS

MESA, Nov. 26. Two automobile collisions occurred on the Tempe Mesa highway a little over a mile west or Mesa on Thanksgiving night Three cars were damaged in the two col lisions, but fortunately the occupants of all escaped without injury.
 The first accident happened about dark Thursday night when car driven by John T. Reese of Chandler was struck by another machine. Reeses car received a broken wheel and other damage, while the other auto escaped unhurt The damaged machine was left on the side of the road, where some time later 1t was indirectly responslpie for the succeeding collision.
 A stripped Ford roadster recently purchased and driven by Harry Harris of Mesa was proceeding west on the highway As he neared the Reese car Harris turned out to pass it and as he did so was confronted by another car occupied by Mir and Mrs. Raymond Wilson, coming from the opposite di- rec{ion. It is said that Wilson had had some previous trouble with his lights and owing to the bright moon light was driving without lights at the time he collided with Harris. Both machines were badly wrecked. but none of the occupants were hurt.
 The three damaged cars were left at the scene of the accidents over night and. despite the fact that 1t froze ice Thursday night for the first time this fall, Harris stuck to his car to guard against possible theft
 Final Day Red Cross Saturday
 With the best days record of the week made on Wednesday. when Mrs R. A. Kingsbury and assistants realized S14O from their sales of memberships oA will make Ifs final membership drive in Mesa or Saturday. Mrs. Huber who will be ir charge of the booth on the final day. has every hope of breaking the record and will stage fast campaign windup with herself and a corps of assistant: on duty at the booth all day. Monday was at first thought to be the record day. but 14 of the 147 memberships credited to that day were sold on Sun day, thus making Wednesday with it 140 members the big day of the week Mrs Kingsbury's assistants on that da. were Mrs. Charles F. Price. Miss Han sen, Mrs. J. M. Greer and Mrs. Franl Griffin and the five women worked untiringly tho entire day canvassinI both the street and the business house alike Fridays sales of the member ship cards brought in L bout s10O.
 Saylors in Business Again
 That Mesa is a hard place to beat il the opinion of J. R. Saylors, who dis posed of his interests in local servic' station a few months ago to return t make his home i~ Texas his nativ' state. He passed a week there, and a the end of. that time his opinion o Mesa and the Salt River valley change considerably. Property that he hell in Texas he disposed of at a loss an as soon as the deal was closed he en trained to again mak Mesa his hom' MT. SaylOrs has purchased the Jac Weiss service station adjoining tf Stewart cash grocery on West Mai and Crismon streets and is again business there at his old corner.
 Mesa Iii Downs the Indians
 Mesa high school scored a decisiN victory over the st. Johns Indians C Thanksgiving afternoon. winning u football game 3s to O.. Despite the on, sided score it was a fast interestif game the hard fight put up by the Ir dians giving the locals all that ws wanted in the way of opposition. Pri to the game the high school sudden participated in a huge parade throus the downtown section advertising Il game in the afternoon, and ''joy nigh festival was given that night in tl auditorium for the benefit of the atl letic association.
 Visiting Brother Herr
 Miss Irene Coffin, who is attendii the University of Arizona at TucsC this term. is passing the Thanksgivil holidays with her brother, Charles
 Coffin and wife, at their country hon south of Mesa.
 Hendrix Addresses Women
 H. E. Hendrix, superintendent of t