Arizona republican., 1920-07-18
CHATEAU U-TH|ERRY ID
 BE COMMEMORATED
 AT CHURCH SERVICE

AT CHURCH SERVICE.
 MESA, July 1S.-Two years ago this morning American army divisions and French troops went into action on the western front, starting their offensive on an extensive front that extended from west of Soissons to south and east of Chateau Thierry and which marked the turning point in the world war and final victory for the allies July IS has gone down as a distinct date in history and the Mesa post of the American legion. together with hundreds of other posts in the United States will today commemorate that occasion and pay due homage to the thousands of allied soldiers who gave their lives on the battlefield during the course of that great drive.
 The members of the churches of Mesa and all citizens of this district will tonight attend the union commem- oration service to be held at the l.. D. s. auditorium on West Main street. Under the direction of Post Commander M J. Dougherty and members Of his staff, assisted by the pastors of the various Mesa churches, elaborate prep arations for the service have been made. All other church services in Mesa this evening will be suspended.
 0Oi. TdilClS V. 4sldISldl1s COfilIltilu- ing officer at Fort Huachuca, Arizona, who is to arrive in the valley this morning. will be met in Phoenix by a committee from the Mesa post and will this afternoon be escorted to this city, where he is to appear on the program at the union service tonight. To Col onel Marshall. who served overseas as a brigadier general with one of the regular army divisions, mas been given the honor of presenting the French certificates of memorial to parents or next of kin of soldiers who made the supreme sacrifice in the great war. The certificates which are now in the hands of the Mesa post will be pre- sented tonight by the colonel in mem- ory to the following Mesa soldiers who gave their lives: Marion E. Rodgers, Henry H. RothroclI, Wm. H. Clark, Jo- seph s. Morris. Allan B. Newberry and Jack Melrose.
 The following program is to be given at the service in the L.. D. S. auditorium commencing at 30 o'clock.
 Star Spangled Banner-Combined choirs of all churches.
 Invocation--J. w. Lesueur, l.. D. $. church.
 Patriotic solo-Leigh Clark
 Scripture reading-Rev. J. l.. Bell, Baptist church.
 Address-Rev W. c. Miller. Metho- dist church.
 Quartet-SigeI Davis. Leonard Dykes, Prof. Anderson and Fred Boyer.
 Address-Judge Henry D. Ross, su- preme court of Arizona. Choir-'America'
 Presentation of certificates - Col. Francis c. Marshall
 Vocal solo-Miss Ruby Golden. Quartet-Reaves Bird and company. Closing -"Onward Christian Sol- diers''
 Benediction Rev. Francis Bloy. Episcopal church
 General Order No. 6. issued yesterday by the Mesa post in preparation for tonight's service, stated that all mem- bers Of the post will attend the service. Members will attend in regulation uni- form, without blouses. Black tie will be worn with o. D. cotton or wooden shirt. No part of civilian clothing will be worn as part of the uniform.
 L. D. s. Second Ward Services On account of the memorial services which will be held this evening at the L. D. $. auditorium. the regular Sacra- mental services of the Mesa Second ward will be held at 11:45 a. m. today. immediately at the close of the Sunday school class work. At this meeting F.. D. Solomon and oscar Ray, home missionaries, will be the speakers. A vocal solo will be rendered by Mrs. Zina Dana and a violin solo by LaPrele Measer. The subject, Moral Fitness for Marriage" will be treated by Leo Alldredge in the parents class of the Sunday school Clarence Dana, bishop. M. E. Church Today Services will be conducted as follows at the Methodist church today: Sunday school. 10 a. m, Fred Boyer superin- tendent. Morning worship. II a. m. Subject. Some New Testament Prophets" A male quartet and duet, sung by Margaret Miller and Prof An 1 derson, will be features of the morn 1 ing service. In the evening the church | will unite with the other churches or | the town in the service with the Amer | ican legion. W. c. Miller, pastor. l Sees Sister Off l Stanley HibbS was a visitor. in Phoe-
 nix yesterday afternoon, where he went l to see his sister, Mrs. Frank Young 1 and husband, off. MT. and Mrs Young are returning after a winter residence in Phoenix to their home in Portland. Oregon.
 Vacationists Depart
 Earthquakes in Los Angeles and vii | cinity has occasioned no let-up in the | exodus of summer vacationists from the Mesa district for coast resorts. Among those reported to have left last l night for the California coast were | Miss Ariel Pew, Miss Beulah Staudage and sister, Miss Pearl Pew, Mrs w H. Standage Mrs. Ray LesueIr ana Mrs. John Riggs.
 Plans For Ran1erez Funeral
 Plans for the funeral services of Mrs.
 Martina Ramerez, who lost her life last | Thursday evening when the car in l which she was riding ran into the Con ! solidated canal north of Mesa are tenn l porarHy delayed, pending word from a son, who is in Mexico. An effort has 1 been made to reach the son and the 1 funeral services have been delayed in hopes that word can be gotten to him and he will be able to return home for l the service.
 Tool Box Stolen | J. w. Tucker. a carpenter working on the North school building yesterday i reported to the police the theft of his l chest of tools, valued al $50 The chest
 was taken, he said, some time Friday night or yesterday morning In Filmdon1 Today Break the News to Mother" fea-