Arizona republican., 1921-11-08

their game with to tie and the play-off will be staged as the feature attraction on the legion program. A peace officers footrace for the cham plonship of Tempe anC Mesa is also a headliner on the program, with Constable O. L. Pickens of Mesa and City Marshal A. N Smith of Tempe IS. opponents in ,- 25-yard dash. Oth- CT events between celebrities of the southside cities are also to be staged between quarters at the football game.
 In the evening all members of the Mesa post and visiting legionnaires, with their ladies, will be guests at a reunion and luncheon, while the days program will culininate at night with a grand legion ball in the l.. D. $. auditorium. The auditorium has been gaAy decorated in red, white and blue for the occasion and various events will be staged during the evening for the entertainment of the guests.
 Battery Equipment Shipped
 Officers of Battery B, Arizona field artillery, Monday received the bill of lading for the additional equipment shipped to the battery. The lot in- cludes four field artillery pieces, eight caisSons, two wagons, a reel cart and other equipment. The shipment was made from San Antonio on Nov. 3 and if the equipment arrives in time Battery officers said Monday that it will be used by the battery for the parade in the Armistice day program pn Nov. II.
 Organize Juvenile Musicians Members of the Musicians club of Mesa will meet in the Franklin school building Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock to organize a branch of the juvenile federation of musicians clubs. All children F years of age and under who are interested in in- strumeptal and vocal music. reading, the drama or aesthetic dancing, are 1 invited by the Musicians club to take part in the organization.
 Present Tablet to School The class of 1921 presented to the Mesa high school at assembly Mon- | day morning a bronze tablet with Lincoln's Gettysburg address in scribed on it.. The presentation was made by Grant Macdonald, repre- senting the class. The tablet will be 1 given permanent position in the hall | of the high school.
 Announce Football Games Announcement of the remainder of Mesa high schools football schedule was made at assembly Monday morn | ing The high school will play the Mesa town team for the American legion program on Armistice day. Phoenix high will be played on the local grounds on Nov. 19. On Thanks l giving day Tucson high will be played 1 in Mesa. The second Saturday after Thanksgiving Winslow will appear against the leaders here.
 Speak to Students Harry T Loose. lVceuIn entertainer spoke to students of the high school Monday morning on the crime subject. He told of the dope fiend habit, how fiends get their supply of drugs and many other interesting topics in con- nection with his subject. Mir. Loose appeared at the high school audi torium Monday night on the Lyceum course.
 Injured Ones Recovering
 Leland Pew, driver of the auto stage which figured in the wreck on | the highway west of the Tempe bridge Saturday noon, was reported Monday as resting easily. He sustained no broken bones but was badly skinned and bruised. He is at the home of his parents on the highway a mile west of Tempe.
 Miss Luella Maier of Mesa, who was a passenger in the overturned stage
 
 rushed to Phoenix for attention and was later brought to the home of her parents in Mesa. where she is now resting. She was reported Monday as recovering well. Miss Stella Golf man of Mesa was also in the over turned car and sustained bruises, bu, was not seriously hurt.
 The two Indians who were injured in the wreck were brought to the l Southside community hospital fol- lowing the accident and are receiving 1 treatment here. One of the Indians sustained five fractured ribs and 2 fractured collar bone. The other In | dian was less seriously hurt. Botl were reported as resting well at th' hospital Monday evening.
 Atkins Operated On
 Al Atkins, pioneer Mesa residen and road overseer of the Mesa dis trict. was operated on by Dr. J. B Nelson and pr. R. J. Stroud at tn, Nelson hospital Monday morning foi cancer of the stomach and live trouble. He passed the operation successfully, but is said to be in { serious condition owing to his Ions illness and the advanced stage of hi affliction.
 A brother of the patient, John At kins. arrived in Mesa Monday iron his home in St. George, Utah, to b present during the operation. H reached Naricopa Sunday night am was met there and brought in by au tomobile in order that he could attent the operation Monday morning.
 Masonic Lodge Meeting
 Oriental lodge No. 20. F. & A. NJ of Mesa will meet Tuesday night a