Arizona republican., 1921-01-11
W.O.W. OF Z STATES
 ID HOLD BI-ANVUAL
 CONVENTION IN NMESA

MESA. Jan. 10. -- The bi-annual convention of the Woodmen of the World for Arizona and New Mexico win be held in Mesa on the 18th, 17th and 18th of March. The local lodge of Woodmen are preparing for the re- ception of the guests and have already started the preliminary arrangements Tor the three-day convention.
 More than 100 delegates to the con- vention are expected from the two states. Tn addition to the business of the convention on the three days plans are being made for competitive drill work by representative teams from the two states. The two reel feature fraternal picture which was presented in Phoenix last week will also be shown here during the con- vention.
 Teachers Hold Meeting
 An interesting meeting of the teachers of the Mesa schools was held Monday evening in the high school building. Superintendent of Schools Hendrix gave an instructive address on the rating of teachers and Principal Doner of tho high school spoke on practical teaching and the most im- pressive points he gained at the state teachers meeting held in Phoenix in December.
 
 The Baptist Loyal Woman's class will hold a business meeting Thurs day afternoon at o'clock in the church. The hour of o'clock for the meeting as originally set was changed Monday to o'clock. The ladies of the Baptist Missionary society will meet the same afternoon at 2:3o at the church where conveyances will be ready to take them to the home of Mrs. F. A. Sargent northwest of Mesa where the regular monthly missionary society meeting will be held.
 Carriers See "Silver Hordev
 Carrier boys for The Republican on the southside will have an opportunity to see Rex Beach's special production The Silver Horde" which is to be shown at the four picture houses on the southside this week. Manager William Menhennett has invited the boys in as his guests to witness this Ieaturo film-and they are all going The seven Mesa carriers will see it in Mesa Tuesday. the Gilbert carrier will see it in that town Wednesday. the four Tempe boys will witness it's pre- sentation there Thursday. and the Chandler carrier win see it Friday.
 Inaugural Ball Tickets
 The allotment of tickets to Mesa. for the governors inaugural ball next Fri oaN evening m Phoenix have been re- oeived and are on sale at Everybody's Drug store. Mesa citizens who are handling the arrangements locally and who have been appointed as the recep- ton committee from Mesa at the ball include Dr. K. K. Palmer Charles F. Price. W. M. Beach. O. S. Stapley, J. n Lesueur. Joseph Fl Robinson, c. S. Dfngle. Donald Mcqueen. Fred c. brackette. ". K Bowen. Clarence Dana, Victor Fl. Harding All of the committee members 1t is expected will attend and many others from this To- cality are arranging to be present.
 Returns to California
 Mrs. William Pearce left Monday for Phoenix and will continue on Tuesday to her home in Hemit. California. She passed the Christmas holidays here with her son. Charles r.. Coffin and wife.
 Southslde Theaters Today.
 Majestic. Mesa-Rex Beach's special production: ''The Silver Horde" Pathe News. Burton Holmes travel picture. Gilbert--'Mrs. Temples Telegram" " starring Bryant Washburn. Smiling Kid"starring Hoot Gibson. Phantom Foe" serial.
 Tempe-"Guilty of Love" starring Dorothy Dalton. Comedy: Knock Em Cold"
 Chandler - Fixed By George starring Lee Moran and Eddie Lyons. Big V comedy "The Sportsmen'i starring Larry Semon.