Arizona republican., 1920-03-21
MARRIAGE TO BE TOPIC
DISCUSSED TO-DAY BY
DAY SAINTS

MESA, March 2O.-The Home Mis-
sionaries society of the Maricopa stake
of Zion, Latter Day Saints, will conduct
their monthly missionary services this
afternoon at all of the churches in the
stake. The topic of Marriage" Will be
treated upon, it's necessity, its sane
tity and it's duration being the prin-
cipal points that will be discussed.
Nearly dozen churches will conduct
these services this afternoon, appoint
ment of the following home mission
aries as speakers for the various
wards having been made:
Alma-F. t. Pomeroy, j. T. Lesueur.
Lehi-Walter Randall, Frank Price.
Chandler-M. c. Phelps, f. C. Open
shaw, Harry Ross.
Phoenix-Jos. E. Robinson, NJ. L.
Griner.
Laveen-E NJ. LeBaron, Geo. Klein
man, VIM. Crismon.
Giibert-Ed Solomon, Howard Shum-
way, Chas. StandaSe.
Sacaton-M. A. Stewart, Andrew
Eyring.
Papago-Howard Standage. Archie
Millett
Pine-o. c. Jones, J. t. Lisonbee.
Mesa, First Ward-Chas. Peterson,
Monita Pomeroy-
Mesa, Second Ward-D. p. Jones, E.
c. Openshaw.
Fire Department Called
Fire in the rear of the Mesa laundry
plant on West Main street was discov-
cred at o'clock yesterday morning by
turned in that brought the fire de-
partment out in almost record time for
a night run. Coal that had been
heaped UP against the boiler furnace
was smoldering and smoking, and was
readily extinguished when an entrance
was gained to the building.
Villa is Bound Over
Charged with aggravated assault and
a second charge of resisting arrest by
by officer Rosetta Villa, a Mexican
taken into custody by the police on
Friday, was bound over to trial before
the superior court under a $500 bond
when he appeared before Justice
Newell yesterday morning for his pre-
liminary hearing. Villa, ii is alleged.
in a controversy with a white foreman
on the Consolidated canal job Friday.
assaulted the foreman and broke his
arm. Later, when detected in Mesa, he
resisted arrest and put up a hard bat
lie with two officers of the law before
ne was lodged in Jail.
Stolen Car Returned
A fsord car stolen from w. w Mitch
ell at his store north of town on
Thursday night, was discovered de-
serted late Friday night on the base
line road south of Mesa. The gasoline
tank was empty. but otherwise the ma
chine was unchanged.
ST. Marks Church Today
Services will be conducted as follows
at ST. Marks Episcopal church today:
Sunday school, 9:45 a. M; morning
service, IL a. m. The Rev. Geo. Strong,
d. D., of Boston. Mass, will preach.
The public is invited to these services.
Francis Bloy, rector.
Eiir, Av,oueeroartc
Elaine Hammerstein in THE Coun-
try Cousin" and Between the Acts" a
comedy starring Larry Semon, are fea-
ture films to be seen today at the Ma
jestic theater. The Orpheum, will pre-
sent Mary MacLaren in Tho Pointing
Finger and a comedy, .'Billie's Hat
Motoring to Coast
W. c. Keim, agency director for the
National Life Insurance company Of
the Southwest, and +. T. Chase, sec
rotary and manager of the firm, with
headquarters at Albuquerque, n NJ.
arrived in Mesa yesterday ana passed
the day here as guests of .the local rep
resentative of the company, Guy E.
Rice. The two men are motoring
through from Albuquerque to Oakland
Cal, and expect to continue on their
way to the coast today.
Autos Collide
Losing control of his machine, man
driving a truck for Paul 3. BeviI1e
crashed into car driven by Mrs. Wal
ter Morrow of Gilbert, on the base line
sorth of Mesa Friday afternoon Both