Arizona republican., 1921-09-05
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MESA. Sept, 4.-Fitting tribute 10 the memory of Marion E. Rogers, son of MT. and Mrs. Otis E. Rogers or Mesa. who made the supreme sacrl- flee in the world war m oelehse VI his country. was paid Sunday after noon when the body of the soldier, returned last week from the battle field in France where he fell, was laid to rest in the Mesa cemetery: The ceremony conducted under the aus uices of the American Legion was carried out with precision ana the military and civil honors accoroeu the soldier will be a lasting memory to his name.
 The body of the soldier was re- ceived last Friday and was met at the depot by members of his family ana an escort of eight men in uni form from the Mesa post of the. Le- zion. The body rested at the home of inc parents west of Mesa and was escorted by former comrades Tn ser vice Sunday afternoon to the L. D- D auditorium. where services were neid The auditorium was appropriately decorated for the service by com mittee from the Legion and gor- reous wreath bearing the Legion emblem was the nucleus of beauti- fuf array of floral offerings con tributed by sorrowing relatives and friends. The service was presided over by Bishop Lafe Hill Of the Fourth ward and short addresses were given by A. M. Davis, D. . Rabbit, President J. w. Lesueur, Dr J. M. Greer as chaplain of the Mesa post and Bishop Hiu-
 funeral procession Of automo hiles over a mile in length accom- panied the remains to the cemetery where the military rites were con ducfed by the Legion post Josepr E. Robertson dedicated the grave the salute was fired by the military escort and "taps' were sounded D1 the bugler as a last respect to tht departed comrade.
 Eight men from the Legion formed the escort to the body and carried arms. Six other men in uniform acted as pail bearers and more thar score of other legionnaires were present in uniform at the service and at the grave. More than b0t citizens also attended the funeral
 Uniform Dress in High School
 So many inquiries have been maoe regarding uniform dress in the Mese union high school for this year thai the following recommendations ane suggestions are offered to parents and pupils by Superint H. + Hendrix: It is recommended that al bovs who now have military uniform wear their uniform to school Boy' who do not possess uniform sur may come in their ordinary clothes Some regulations will be adopted soon after school opens so It VIII p' unnecessary to purchase any form regulation clothes just now.
 The girls are urged to wear thei regular uniform of navy blue sk1r and white middy blouse as they dit last year. It is hoped that the dres will be simplified this year. Girl who do not have such a skirt ant blouse may come to school in, sim pie dress, and may make arrange ment later for regular dress, when l is finally decided what the girls vii wear.
 Mesa to Close Labor Day
 Practically all business houses Q Mesa have announced their intentlo of remaining closed on Monday i observance of Labor Day. Tn banks and many other bushes houses have displayed announce men l to that effect, indicating tna practically all if not all of the entir town will remain closed for the da. The post office vii lobserve holda hours and no delivery will be mad on either the city or the rurf routes.
 Return From Springs
 Donald Mcqueen and wife returne Saturday, night from Iron Spring where they have visited recentE Prior to that they motored with othe Mesa parties through the Whit mountains.
 "Snow Blind" at Majestic
 A tremendous drama of huma passions-love, hatred, jealousy an blind devotion-is unfolded in Kath arine Newlin Burt's "Snowblind which will be seen at the Majestic o Monday. It is the kind of photopla that makes the spectator jingle wit suspense and one that he will nevs forget. Reginald Barker directed while Russell Simpson, Cullen Lar dis, Pauline Starke and Mary Aide have the principal roles.
 Southside Theaters today
 Majestic, Mesa-"Snow Blind" a star cast, directed by Reginald BaI ker. Comedy: This Is the Life. ''
 Csilbert-"Just a Wife" all sta cast. Comedy: "Rain Bow Island featuring Harold Lloyd. Wester drama: Single Handed Sam.''
 Tempe-Carmel Myers in "Tf Kiss" Comedy: Stuffed Lions.'
 Chandler-Tom Moore in Made Heaven" Harold Lloyd comedy: "A Eastern Westerner."
 FOR SALE-Freestone peaches. c. Bailey. phone 2R2, Mesa.