Arizona republican., 1920-11-24

at the time of the accident.
 HELD ON BEZZLEM ENT CHARGE-Mabel Shaw yesterday was held to answer to the superior court by Justice Mckee on a charge of embez- element when she waived a preliminary hearing in that court. She was re- furnished. The complaint was made leased under a bond of $500 which she by R. T. Mansfield who charges that Miss Shaw was entrusted with Buick automobile the property of the heirs at-law of James Shaw and Elizabeth Shaw, deceased. He alleges that al though the automobile was subject to the claims of the creditors of the two decedents, Miss Shaw fraudulently em- bezZled the car for her own use in violation of her trust
 IS ADMITTED TO BAR-Howard M. Colvin was admitted to practice in this state by the supreme court yes terday on credentials from the spureme court of Oklahoma and the motion of Judge Frank O. Smith. Mir. Colvin will practice in Phoenix.
 GOES TO cALIFoRNIA-Mrs. Ed Stephens wife of the secretary of the state livestock sanitary board, left yes terday for Bakersfield, where she will spend fortnight with her mother Mrs. Mary M. Dickson.
 HERE FROM SAN cARLoS-Henry Boice, who has large cattle interests in San Carlos, was in the city yesterday to attend a meeting of the state land board.
 ACCUSED OF SELLING MORT GAGED GOODS-J. D. Young was ar- raigned before Justice Mckee yester day on a charge of selling mortgaged property without first advising the mortgagee of the sale. He was re- leased under a bond of $750, which he furnished, for his appearance at a pre- liminary hearing on Nov. 27. at 10 a. m. The complaint was made by John W. Martin, who alleges that he held a chattel mortgage for $200 on two horses, COW and a calf. given by Young. Young, according to the com plaint, disposed of the stock without advising Martin of the intended sale.
 VISITORS FROM OREGON = MT. and Mrs. Al Collins of Salem, Ore, and their three daughters surprised George Wilky and his family at their home at BOP Virginia avenue last Saturday by short visit interjected in their return trip to Oregon from Chillicothe, Mo-, and other eastern cities. They also visited Mrs. Smith Chittick, Mrs. J. J.
 Meyers and Mrs. c. O. SwartZ of Glen udlc. 4nGy I6ll N1Ou0s1y 1OA
 Salem by way of Los Angeles.
 TO HOLD SALE TODAY - The women of the Trinity guild and the auxiliary of the pro- cathedral will hold
 cooked food sale at the Roper sales
 rooms, A North Central avenue. this afternoon between the hours of 1 and 1 5 o'clock.
 BABY BOY ARRIVES-L. B. Gill, operating manager for the B. F. Good rich Rubber Tire company, is being congratulated on the birth of son at his residence. 605 North Fourth avenue. Mrs. Gill was formerly Mar garet Shields Of Los Angeles, and her
 mother, Mrs. R. D. Shields, proml-
 nent club and Eastern Star member
 of Los Angeles. was with her when the little stranger arrived.
 | EVANGELIST STARTS WORK
 Evangelist J. D. Ferrill of Oklahoma City spoke last night at 425 West Adams street. His messages, which aro of the type that stir, will be de- livered at this address every night this week. A general invitation is extended to the public.
 1 NEW MOTOR CAR IS sToLEN-A
 thief of unusual daring worked tne lYale lock on a new Hudson touring car
 owned by Mrs. Grace Willie, 2l WesI | Portland street. anu OiONO AS AASA- corner of Second avenue and Adams
 street shortly after o'clock last nlgnt The car bore California license No
 447-34O and engine No. 94,S79. It was ! equipped with wind shields ooth ron and rear and had cord tires all around
 The theft was reported to police head quarters and the sheriff's office. , VESPERS ON DESERT-The Blue
 Triangle girls will hold a vesper serV- , ice on the desert next Sunday NO . vember 2S. at 2:30 to 5:SO p. m fne o;rls will meet at the boarding house st Second and Van Buren streets al 2.2O o'clock. Each girl is requested
 to bring something suitable for pic . nic luncheon and also knife' 10TH MUSICIANS' CLUB ExAMlNA-
 TION-An examination for student: and active members in the Musicians club will be held at the Womans clut building on Monday, December G. a : m Those desiring to take thi: examination will please notify the sec l retarv. Miss Hulburd, 402 East Culve HOLD ERHARDT FUNERAL SER I VICE-Funeral services for the lat
 Albert O. Erhardt were held from tn Trinity Cathedral yesterday af !. ternoon, Knights Templars being II I | charge Phoenix chapter, OTueF O Eastern Star, No. 5, and members O the Elks attended in body, as wei @ as members of the Masonic blue lodge = The funeral procession was one 2, the largest in Phoenix in recent years l It was headed by the city band, fol d lowed by Knights Templars, fir T truck from Central fire station, tn d hearse flanked by honorary pallbear
 CTS and then automobiles, carryin: e mourners and friends of the deceased - Out of respect to the memory of tn l. decedent the office of the state treas e urer closed at noon. George Erhard = deputy state treasurer, is brother c e the deceased.
 IT DIRECTORS TO MEET-The boar s of directors of the chamber of com Il merce will hold its regular meeting 6 tt 1915 o'clock this afternoon at the Ari 0. zona club.
 2 DAUGHTER IS BoRN-A daughte IS was born to MT. and Mrs. F. J. Pad d dock of 220S North Central avenu -e last Sunday morning at the Sister hospital. Little Miss Paddock Ina
 been christened Frederick Jean. M
 Paddock was formerly manager O er the Pacific Creamery company and r. now general manager of the Sum ,+ Arizona Investment company. m ,INJURED IN COLLlSION-Augus nt tine Buscas, 21 South Central stree # was painfully injured when stock an l. knocked from his bicycle by a motC if car driven by J. L. Entrelxin of Char - dler On North First street yesterda ON affaYD0On fal fo f1