Arizona republican., 1920-01-11

fully expected that at least 150 will be members of the organization before the drive is completed next Friday night.
 Active in the campaign to put the Mesa post on it's feet are M. J. Dough- erty, Edwin M. LeBaron, R. F. Lush, and other ex-service men. Following on the heels of a committee meeting last week, when arrangements were made for the drive and for the big Legion dance next Friday night, an other meeting of the membership is to be. held tomorrow night. The session will be called at 1880 o'clock i4I the offices of Edwin NJ. LeBaron, and all men who saw service in the army are urged to attend.
 The arrangements for the dance are going steadily forward and promise one of the biggest events of the sea- son. The affair will be held in the are being issued to the memberships of other posts in the valley. The dance will come as a concluding social feature to the membership this week
 ST. MARKS CHURCH
 Services will be observed as follows al St. Marks Episcopal church to Jay: Sunday school, 9:45 a. m.: morning service, II o'clock, subpject of sermon Gan I Re Neutral?" Evening servlce al Chandler at 30 o'clock. Monday evening, January 12, at 7:3o o'clock, the annual parish meeting and cleo ton of officers will be held. Refresh m~nts vii. DC served. The cong fega- ton is urgel to attend. Francis Bloy, rector.
 The Movie Bill
 Her Only Way featuring Norma Talmadge, and a good comedy film are hilled for the Majestic this afternoon ar evening. The Orpheum will show 'Bonrie Bonnie Lassie," starring Mary MacLaren, and a comedy entitled Wise Wives
 Remains Shipped Home
 The body of Bernard Scudder, who died at Chandler on Friday, was shipped to Mir. Scudder's former home at Madison, Ind, where interment will be made. The remains were accompa- nied by the widow.
 Fined for Drunkenness
 F. H. Autrey appeared before Jus tice of the Peace Newell in the local court yesterday morning and pleaded guilty to a charge of drunkenness. He was fined s10.
 M. E. Church Program
 A chorus of 50 voices frogn the Mesa Union High school, led by Miss Ger trude Jones, has been arranged as special feature of the service at the Methodist church this morning. At tho evening service, Mrs. F. F. Branthover. a singer of note, who has been assist ing at the nightly services, will render a solo. Rev. w. c. Miller, who is con ducting the gospel services, will speak this evening on "A Broken String Re- paired" and this evening on What Shall Do with Jesus?"
 Jones Opens Shop
 Moving into the space formerly oc- cupied by the Sam l.. Williams Mix Up shop, A. A. Jones will this week open his auto agency. In connection with the agency, Jones is also estab- fishing a repair department, where service work on the autos will be han dled. Jack Leighter is to be in charge of this branch.
 Lettuce Crop Ready
 A yield of lettuce from over 100 acres on the south side will be ready to ship this week, according to a state ment made yesterday by K. l.. Mum ford, local representative for the s. A Gerard company. The crop thus far has appeared good and a very profit able yield is expected. Of the canta- loupe acreage which the Gerard com pany has in this territory, all has been signed for but one hundred acres, Mir Mumford says, and in all probabilities will be closed for the early part of this week.