Arizona republican., 1920-09-22
MESA POST TOSTART
 RITUALISTIC WORK

MESA, Sept. 21-One of the first posts of the American Legion in Ari- zona to take up the new ritualistic work as prescribed by the national organization will be the Mesa post which at a meeting held Monday even ing laid plans to initiate the entire membership at a special session to be held on Wednesday evening, Oct. 6.
 A single copy of the new ritual which provides for the organization of the post into a fraternal body has been received and from this the new lodge will be developed. With the of ficers and members of the staff as a nucleus from which an initiatory team will be worked out. the regular degree work will be conferred on the mem bers.
 Meantime ex-service men in Mesa will be visited by committees and their membership in the local post solicited. Plans for the new memorial building on the site recently granted the post by the Mesa council are being worked out and will be further developed when the new fraternal body is ere ated.
 Jaegers Boy Passes Away
 After a desperate battle of 10 days against pneumonia, Hassel Jaggers, the 7-year-old son of MT. and Mrs. J. N. Jaggers, died Monday night at o'clock at the family home on East First avenue. Funeral services were conducted Tuesday afternoon at o'clock from the Methodist church and interment was made in the Mesa cemetery.
 Stores Close for Cox Visit
 All stores and business houses of Mesa will close for an hour or more Wednesday morning during the visit here of Governor Cox, Democratic presidential candidate, it was an- nounced this afternoon by the Com mercial club after visit to the heads of all concerns. Governor Cox and party will arrive in Mesa at $40 on Wednesday morning and the candidate will address a gathering from a plat form of cotton bales erected on the high school plaza Schools will be dis missed for the occasion, it was an nounced by Superintendent Hendrix and all of the pupils will be given an opportunity to attend the gathering.
 Mayor Dan Kleinman of Mesa will introduce the candidate, and a member of the Mesa Commercial club will pre- sent him with a miniature bale of Salt river valley cotton, the finest long staple cotton grown.
 Go To Superior
 D. l.. Davis of the Foxworth- Bush left Tuesday morning to spend a few days at Superior on business matters
 Home From Utah
 D. A. Openshaw and family re- turned Monday night from a vacation through the summer passed at Rich field, Utah, and are again domiciled at their home on East First avenue.
 Goes To Globe
 c. F. Scott of Oakland, Cal, was a passenger on the Tuesday afternoon Union Auto stage to Globe.
 Kindergarten Opening
 A kindergarten will open Wednes- day morning at the Irving school building with Miss Clare Fox as teach er Children four and one-half years and older will be accommodated in the class providing they reside north or Main street. A similar Kindergarten will be opened for the benefit of chii- dren residing in the south part of town l at the nigh school building.
 Baby Chicks We are able to supply a few hun 1 dred Brown Leghorn baby chicks Oc- tober delivery. Mitchel's Poultry | Farm Mesa Phone 266.
 SoUTHSiDE THEATERS TODAY 1 Majestic, Hawthorne of II. | S. A." featuring Wallace Reid. Para. | mount comedy.
 Gilbert-NIadge Kennedy in Dollars and Sense" Comedy, Teasing the Soil" featuring MT. and Mrs. Carter De Haven.
 Tempe-Maurice Tourneur's special Victory with an aIl-star cast. Pathe l News.
 Chandler-"The Desperate Hero featuring Owen Moore Daredevil | ri f15,A