Arizona republican., 1921-03-16
HEY, BUDDY, ARE .YOU GUN ID BE .ON TAP TONIGHT?
Chateau Thierry And The Argonne To Be Fought ? Oyer Again This Evening At Big Jollification Re union

Ex-Service men of the Salt River valley are to revive their memories of army days at a big get together meet ing at the Woman's club this evening"
 To afford the veterans in the hos pitfalls an opportunity with their more fortunate comrades in the enjoyment of an evening of festivity, jazz music and songs. the American Legion will hold a publication to include all who did their bit in any branch of the serv- ice during the great conflict which began to end when the marines made their first charge at Chateau Thierry.
 Tonight's affair has been designed as the most ambitious entertainment effort of the Frank Luke, Jr.. post in many months.
 The men and women members of the post have given of their time and effort for days to make this event a success. and all have co-operated to the end that those who attend the celebration may look back upon it as having been everything that an affair of this kind should be.
 For Every Ex-Serviee Mar
 The outstanding feature of the cele- | bration is the fact that it is not for members of the American Legion ex | clusively. but for every ex-service man | in all the length and breadth of the l Salt River valley. They are coming in from Mesa, Tempe, Chandler, Glendale | y and the American Legion posts in these l centers are giving every assistance to the local organization in gathering to- gether the former soldiers, sailors and marines. All the expenses of the cele- bration are being borne by the Frank Luke. Jr.. post of the American Legion. and the only passport to the affair is the fact that a man has served with the colors during the great war.
 That the veterans who are still suf- | fering because of wounds or sickness l incurred during the var may join with l their comrades in the celebration, the l Woman's auxiliary or rne local post has undertaken the task of bringing to the Woman's club building this even 1 ing all those eX-service men in the hospitals who are able to make the | journey safely, and 1t was announced last evening that at least 75 of these | will be present. They are to be brought to the jollification in automo l piles and are to be returned to their hospitals in good time, so that every danger of causing set-backs in their condition will be avoided.
 None to Be Strangers
 To insure that every man entering the club building will be made to feel at home, a "handshaking and good | fellowship" committee has been ap- pointed under an iron-clad stipulation that every member get on the job at the opening of the iollification and keep on the job until there is not a single stranger in the hall. This com mittee. the duties of which are ex- plained in its name. is headed by Micky Harrington, who will be assisted by Dr. Alexander NJ. Tuthill. Henry H. Miller, Alexander F. Foley, James F. Sellers. Fred w. Norton, Alexander B. Baker and Harold Baxter.
 In addition to the refreshments. o which there is to be plenty, and thu smokes. of which likewise there is tC be no stint, there is to De the following program of entertainment:
 Here Is the Program
 Captain Jenks. Paper Doll Dance