Arizona republican., 1921-11-11
MESA ID OBSERVE
 ARM|STICE DAY IN ALL-DAY PROGRAM

MESA. Nov. 10.--Au details for the observance of Armistice day in Mesa were completed Thursday evening with all indications pointing to a big time from early Friday morning until Home Sweet Home" is played at the grand Legion ball at night. Something doing every minute from reveille to taps is the legionnaires' program, with a card of events that promises lively and interesting en- tertainment throughout the day and night.
 Members of the Boy Scouts of America will hold forth from o'clock in the morning until 10:30. Their card of athletic sports is under the supervision of R. F. Jones and a program similar to that which ere ated so much interest during the summer camp at Payson will te staged. The sports will be held on North Macdonald street in front of the city hall.
 At 1O:3O the Armistice day program will be presented in the high school auditorium. Legionnaires will attend in uniform and will be seated in a body. Judge F. H. Lyman of the Maricopa county superior court. and Captain Harry E. Taylor of the Tenth cavalry at Fort Huachuca win be the principal speakers.
 The ladies of the Baptist church will serve a special chicken dinner in the basement of the church from F until for the benefit of the Mesa post of the Legion.
 The parade, headed by the Indian school band. will assemble at the corner of First street and Center The column will start at 1:30. going west to Macdonald, south to Main, west to Robson. east to Macdonald, south to Newell and return to Sec ond avenue. where the band will give a 15-minute concert. The following units will appear in the parade in the order named: Indian ~schooI hand. colors, Legion floats. members of local post, visiting legionnaires, Battery E, Arizona Field Artillery, veterans of other wars, Chandler high school cadets, Boy Scouts, school pupils, Mesa fire department, clowns and automobiles.
 The feature attraction of the day win be staged on the high school athletic field when the iegion-to town team of Mesa meets the high school football squad to play off their [ to tie. Both teams are up on their toes for the engagement and rlVairy is keen. The high school boys VIII use their strongest lineup. while the town team has been augmented py the addition of several new ana promising players.
 In connection with the footDaii game will be the band concert the en- fire afternoon, the clowns and few feature stunts. Constable 0. l.. I,ickens and Marshal A. N. Smith or Tempe are matched to oecloe tne heavyweight championship or the two towns in a 25-yard dash, starung from a prone position. Their oppo- sites in physique. Commander Koss of the Mesa post and Attorney Win des of Tempe. will contend for hon ors in a 25-yard backward rafe- There win be a greased pig race TOT boys and other stunts
 Visiting legiopnaires with their ladies and members of the local post will form the "chow'' line at o'clock tn the L. D. s. auditorium. An elab- prate luncheon has been prepared with a promise of all the seconds and thirds that are desired. A reunion of Iegionnaires will follow the luncheon.
 The grand Legion ball, eliminating the days program, will be held in the l.. D. S. auditorium commencing at S:3O. The hall has been elabo- rateIy decorated for the occasion, special music has been secured and plans are laid to entertain the Iarg- est dance crowd ever assembled in