Arizona republican., 1921-10-18
GUNS FOR BATTERY
 B n ARRIVE SOON

MESA, Oct 17-Guns and rolling stock to complete he equipment 1s- sued Battery E. ArIzona Field Artil- lery. of Mesa. have been shipped and will arrive in Mesa within the next week or 10 days, according to word received by CaDt. D. II. Bierrv. com manding the battery. The equip | ment was shipped from Eighth corps area headquarters in San Antonio The additional equipment now en route will supply the battery with most of the essentials for field duty. Uniforms and armory equip ment are now here and some 30 head of horses have been here since early summer. Without the guns though, the live stock hase been of little use. Included in the shipment now en route are four field artil- lery pieces, "75's" limbers, wagons, water cart, four machine guns, eight autonlatic rifles and other articles.
 Battery B now has membership of over so men. Regular drills are held in the armory in the l.. D. $. auditorium each Tuesday night.
 Plan All Day Meeting
 Members of the Baptist church are planning on an all-day meeting to be held Sunday, October 30. The regular services of the day will be observed, dinner will be served in ltlt bdSeIteUI O1 lne CnQECn anu d social time and program will be given during the afternoon Several out of town speakers have been in- vited to attend the affair.
 Masons Degree Work
 The Mesa Masonic lodge will hold a special meeting Tuesday night in the lodge hall to confer work in the second degree.
 Henney Penney Party
 I.phi will fIIrO CutL on nl0GSe for the Henney Penney party to be given next Friday evening in the Lehi school houseA The affair will be under the direction of George G. flaws and proceeds will go to defray expenses of the poultry exhibit to be held in connection with the district fair on November and ,. Accord ing to MT. Flaws the event will be the most exciting of recent times with the possible exception of the worlds series just closed. The con- test will be between the whSe leg horns and the farmers mongrel flock. The young people who will represent the leghorns will be required to wear white stockings. while the married people will dress as usual. Admis- sion to the entertainment will be six eggs, and there will be an egg lay ing contest during the evening. Dancing will follow the contest. Quail and Duck
 Quail and duck were brought in in plentiful lots by hunters who visited the fields on the opening of the sea- son Sunday. Streams of cars from before daylight on left Mesa Sunday morning and all through the after noon and evening the hunters re- turned with their game. Quail were reported plentiful on the desert east of Mesa and many good bags of ducks were brought in from off the Salt River.
 League Elects Officers The Epworth League of the Meth odist church elected officers Sunday evening for the coming year, as follows: Roy Boyer. president; Lucia Bowen, first vice president; Ruby ! Wilson, second vice president; Chill | ton Shirley. third vice president; ! Cora Boardsley. fourth vice presi-
 dent; Fred Boyer, secretary and i treasurer. Plans were laid at the
 meeting for a desert picnic to be l held by the league members and i their friends next Friday evening. Classes Picnic
 l The junior class of Mesa high pie i nicked Friday evening north of town. i Saturday evening the Seniors mot
 ored to a point north of Tempe
 where they served a picnic lunch and enjoyed a merry time. 1 Southside Theaters Today Majestic, Mesa-Justine Johnstone 1 in "A Heart To Let" Comedy Ed i gar Explorer" Pathe News 1 Gilbert-"The First Born" featur- 1 ing Sessue Hayakawa. Comedy Cir GUS Heroes"
 l -Bainbridge Karns Stock i company presents Here Comes the l Bride"
 Chandler-"The Island of Regen- era ation" featuring Antonio Moreno Comedy Dollars Worth" The ordinary house fly makes Journeys of five to six miles in 24 Io,,re accordinu +o pNDprimentS con