Arizona republican., 1920-11-14
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STRUCK BOY, IS CHARGE-R M. Morris, employed at the Whip, one of the concessions with the carnival com pany, was arrested last night by Dep uty Sheriff Jim Troutman on a war rant charging simple battery. Morris was placed in the county jail and his bond set at $50. The complaint was made by Herman Dodd, a 13-year- boy of Mesa. who alleges that Morris struck him in the stomach. According to the officers, the boy was waiting in line for ride on the Whip and Morris salleged to have struck young Dodd in an effort to make the crowds stand back. The breath was knocked out of the boy, they said, and he was revived with difficulty. Morris claimed that the rope broke and a pole struck the boy. At a late hour last night his friends were making an effort to raise the bond money.
 NEW REALTY FIRM-C. B. Max we'll and J. H. Sullivan have formed the firm of Maxwell & Sullivan. real tors, and opened an office at 25 East Aeams street Both enter the field with a large amount of experience and knowledge of the business For some twenty years MT. Sullivan was con- nected with eastern banks and trust companies in the management and handling of real estate and rents, and he is thoroughly conversant with this line of work. MT. Maxwell also has had about twenty years experience with banks and trust companies, in various capacities, which fits him for handling loans, investments, insurance, etc. For the past IS months MT. Max we'll has been associated with the Tol- leson Land and Cattle company of this city.
 ADJUTANT LITTLE HOME MON DAY-D. A. Little, department adju- tant, American legion, is expected to return tomorrow from Indianapolis where he has been in attendance at the meeting of adjutants
 CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH-R | NJ. Rock, pastor. Residence, 1928 East Portland street. Telephone 4107. B B. BlayloclS, the noted evangelist from Fort Worth, Tex, will preach Sunday morning at Il o'clock and Sunday evening at 7:S0. Prof Cheek will be ir charg eof the music. These two mer are noted evangelistic workers, com ] ing we'll recommended by the noted ! preachers of our land. These mer have held successful meetings over the South and West and they are comins for two weeks at least. All people ol participate in this great revival serv- l ice. Evangelist Blaylock is very fine strong gospel preacher and a man whC stands on strictly new testament teach. ing. Sunday school at 10 a. m.: Prof Duross, superintendent. B. Y. P. U. a
 6:30 D. m. There will be special musi, at both preaching and Sunday schoo services by the choir and orchestra. HIGH SCHOOL P.-T. TO MEET The Parent Teachers association o I I.sr .-a1.r n1 xr-fI lmeet next Thursday afternoon in tn, west wing of the high school audi
 torium. Rev. Guy D. Yoakum. pasto os the First Congregational church
 will speak on "Social Instincts of Boy
 and Girls of High School Age.' an,
 Mrs. F. w. Stevens will give an ad
 dress on 'fBoys and the Tobacco
 Habit" All parents are invited to at
 tend the meeting.
 HOME FROM EASTERN VISIT
 Mir. and Mrs. N. J. Burns and ehildrel
 have returned to their home at 53 East Culver street after a six months
 absence visiting in eastern cities. HELD ON CAR THEFT CHARGE F. J. Watson yesterday pleaded nc guilty in the superior court on a charg lof grand larceny and Judge Stanfor 7 set tn edate of the trial for Jan.t 3, 1S2, watson IS CnaTSeu Wltn tdhInS dH du l tomobile belonging to William Pepel 724 North First street. on the night c f Oct. 26. Watson was arrested nea
 the car on the same night at Mesa b 1. Constable Pickens. Watson elaine
 that he had been driven to Mesa b
 another ma min the car. Officers wer 3 unable to locate the other man at tn ! address given by Watson.
 l PRESCOTT VISITORS HERE-Mr I lC. M. Raible and daughter Charlott [ of Prescott are visiting in Phoenix.