Arizona republican., 1921-11-10
ASKS PEOPLE FOR
 RIGHT OBSERVANCE
 IF ARM|ST|CE DAY
Proclamation by Mayor


 TEMPE, Nov. 9-Armistice day, Nov. II, the day on which the recent great World war ended, has already been proclaimed a national holiday by the president of the United States of America, and also by the governors of the various states of our national union.
 By these proclamations the people of our common country have been called upon to cease from their daily pursuits and occupations on that day. for the purpose of devoting their time and attention to the cqnsidera- ton of the causes and results of that international conflict and the prin- ciples that inspired and guided our soldiers and fellow citizens in choos- ing and pursuing their course in that war.
 It is altogether fitting and proper that we should do this, seeing that unto us is given the privilege of cher ishing and perpetuating the benefi- cent institutions handed down to us through the valor of our forefathers. To this end. as mayor of the town of Tempe, heartily join in the celebra- ting of Armistice day and recom- mend that all persons residing in Tempe observe Nov. Il in way and manner conforming to genuine Americanism.
 Done at Tempe, this Nov. g, 1921.
 (Signed) c. M. WOODWARD, Mayor. Attest:-
 L. P. GABBARD.
 Town Clerk.
 Pythian Sisters Will Meet
 The Pythian Sisters will meet Thursday afternoon at 2:30- All vis- iting sisters are cordially invited to attend.
 Return to Prescott MT. and Mrs. J. M. Hall of Pres colt spent the week end in town at the home of Prof. and Mrs. G. K. Persons, returning to the Mile High city, Wednesday, MT. Hall is cashier in Prescott bank
 Ask Business Houses to Close Following the leadership of the president of the United States, the governor of Arizona, and the mayor of Tempe, wherein they have issued proclamations setting aside Armis- tice day, Nov. II, as a legal holiday and requesting this day be observed by everyone to commemorate the burial of Americas unknown soldier at Arlington National cemetery, Vim. Bloys Post No. ? of the American 1 Legion urges that all business houses 1 in Tempe remain closed for the en- | tire day: and that every one pause at i Il a. m. for a period of two minutes and that all church bells be tolled from 10:45 to II a. m. in respect to our soldier dead.
 J. J. BARKLEY. Adjutant. Parent Teacher Meeting
 The next meeting of the Parent Teacher association of Kyrene will be T held Thursday evening, Nov. 10 at 1 2 o'clock at the Kyrene auditorium They have been fortunate in securing Mrs. H. A. Guild. chairman of the state child welfare board. as speaker of the evening. There will also be g short program. The president urge: that there be a good attendance al this interesting meeting. Will Locate in Tempe MT. and Mrs. s. Baekrack of La: \ Vegas, N. NJ, are expected to arrive in Tempe the 18th of this month tt
 spend the winter here. MT. Back. . rack is an uncle of NJ. B. Krause O. the Busy Corner store. 5 Entertain Out of town Girls The town girls who attend tn,
 Baptist church entertained the out
 of-town girls at a supper at the hom' ! of Mrs. H. Q. Morton, Tuesday after . noon from 4 to 2. 2 Marie Turnow, Ethel Campbell r Loreen Botkin, Katherine Willetts e Helen O'Conner and Ruth Wool n gave a very interesting program
 The Spell of the City" from tn
 book Playing Square with tn : World"
 ', Marguerite Randsberger, Mis- e Crofts, MT. Lands. Visa Ewing, Mis- : Scudder and Lenora Lands. respond I ed to toasts. Music was furnished b e Marie Tarnow, Lenora Lands an S Miss Scudder. Forty girls were pres e ent also MT. and Mrs. Lands, Mir a McAbee and Miss Crofts as guest (
 honor.
 School Holiday Friday V The Tempe Normal and gramma r schools will observe Friday as legs n holiday.
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