Arizona republican., 1921-09-03
BODY OF SOLDIER WHOFE[L OVERSEAS
 ARRIVES IN MESA

MESA, Sept. 2-The body of Marion E. Rogers, late member of Headquar- ters company, 18th infantry, first di- vision, and son of Otis E. Rogers of Mesa, arrived here Friday morning from the battlefield in France where the soldier fell in defense of his country, and will be laid to rest in the Mesa cemetery Sunday afternoon, proceeded by appropriate funeral ser vices conducted in the L.SD. s. audi torium.
 The train bearing the body, which was accompanied to this point from Hoboken by a sergeant from the reg ular army, was met at the depot by relatives of the deceased and a mili- tary escort of eight men in uniform. representing the Mesa post of the American Legion. The escort accom- panied the body to the Burton under taking rooms.
 Funeral services for the soldier will be conducted Sunday afternoon at o'clock in the l.. D. S.. audito- rum under the point auspices of the Latter Day Saints church and the local post of the American Legion. Former buddies of the deceased sol dier who were in Company A, 15sth infantry with him on the border be- fore they saw duty in France are coming over from Phoenix and will take a prominent part in the service.
 All local ex-service men are ap- peated to by the legion to turn out in uniform and attend the service, and it is expected that there will be a large attendance. A meeting of the service men is to be held Saturday evening at o'clock in the K. P. hall to complete plans for attending the service The services in the church will be conducted by church officials. while the legion will perform the military rites at the grave.
 Have Hard Trip in Mountains
 W. s. McMannon of the w. R. Stewart real estate firm. and Mrs. McMannon and baby son returned Wednesday from a months auto trip through the White mountains. They were accompanied on the tour by MT. and Mrs. E. O. Petro and daughter of Phoenix. Travelling in the White mountains has been made slow and disagreeable this summer by the rains, according to McMannon. and comparatively few autoists found il convenient to get into the popular camp grounds there. He said that the Lesueur, Dingle, Mcqueen and Nichols party expected to leave a few days after he did and probably would arrive home the last of the week | Charles Lewis and family and Dr R. F. Palmer and P. B. Beville were ! reported held up with broken axle: 1 in the White mountains. The part, ! made the return to the valley by way | of Flagstaff and Ash Fork. that being reported as the only route open.
 To Locate in Ventura l Reports from the local office of thu I ! are that J. w. Cozart. for number | of years the local agent, will no return to Mesa to make his home He has been taking his vacation fo ! the last three weeks on the coast ans 1 it is understood he has been perma
 nently assigned to duty at Ventura California
 Reckless Driver Pays Fine Joseph Martinez was arrested b. | officers Brown and Johnson Thurs
 day night on a charge of reckles
 driving He was fined SIS in Judg | Newelrs court Friday morning.
 Peace Disturbers Pay Fine Four young men were arraigne
 before Judge R. A. Kingsbury Frida morning on a charge of disturbini the peace at a local dance hall Thurs
 day night. They were P. A. Yarbor
 ough. J. C. Davis, B. J. Walker an
 Albert Winkleman. Fines of $20 eac
 were imposed.
 Beats Hotel Bill; Arrested
 Miss Jessie Rice was returned {
 Mesa Thursday by police authoritie
 on charges preferred by the Rex hote
 alleging that she removed her bag
 gage and departed from that hostelr
 without settling her bill. She wa II arrested in Tucson. Her trial wa
 held in Judge Kingsbury's court Fri |, day and a fine of s20 was imposed. Il Draws 30 Days
 John Rice, an Indian from For ; Mcdowell, was arraigned befor l Judge Kingsbury in the local preciuC court Thursday on a statutory charge . He was given 30 days in jail. Missionary Returns
 Lorren Guthrie, son of Mir. an Mrs. L. V. Guthrie. returned to Mes
 Thursday from Indiana, where he ha
 been on a mission for the Latter Da Saints church for nearly two and } half years.
 Tour of World Enjoyed f Those who participated in tn s Camp Fire Girls Around the Worl
 Trip Thursday evening enjoyed 9 most interesting and instructive tim ! Q f resented: Ireland at the C. A. Cav home, India at the George Sco Q home. Africa at the F. E. Samue
 home. Hawaii at the F. B. Easto
 home: Japan at the W. R. Stewal
 home. France at the Earl $. Sloa ] home, and United States at the Her Y bert N. Bradstreet residence. An ir f teresting entertainment vas given ', the United States at the Conclusion ( the tour.
 Lehi Beats Pspago Lehi proved itself a winner ov' the Papago ward in the field me- t staged Thursday afternoon on u .. Lehi athletic field. Contestants !, the various events represented II Mutual Improvement associations
 tn two wards.
 To Preach Sunday
 The Rev. H. Q. Morton, secretai 9 of the Arizona Baptist conventio . will preach at the Baptist church l Mesa on Sunday morning at 9 o'clock.
 | Death of T. N. Brady e Thomas N Brady, a rancher nvir r northeast of Mesa, died Thursds
 evening at 10:30 o'clock following : lingering Illness from heart troubl o He is survived by his widow ar - two children and four sisters, Nil S Marlow Bond and Mrs. John Brow
 of Mesa and two residing in Califo - mia. Funeral arrangements will t delayed pending word from the reli :. tiVes in California.
 T. Buys Southside Garage - J. M. Sewell has purchased the il O terests of G. C. Salisbury in tl q Southside garage on South Robs' r street and will conduct the busine #I- Ess#