Arizona republican., 1921-11-23
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MARKET TO CLoSE-The Grand Central Public Market will be closed all day Thursday, Thanksgiving, with the exception of the cafe, which will operate as usual. To take care of the holiday shoppers, the market will remain open until 9:15 o'clock tonight.
 FOWLER CLUB MEETING-The Fowler Woman's club will meet at the home of Mrs. M. B Brooks at 2:15 o'clock this afternoon. The hostesses for the afternoon will be Mrs. West Miller and Mrs. M. B. Brooks.
 CHARGE iSSED-Followin preliminary hearing yesterday, Justice Nat T. Mckee dismissed a charge against B. R. DeLellis of as- sault with a deadly weapon. The complaint was made by Charles Bald win (Jack Daly), who charged De Lellis made an assault upon him with a shoemaker's knife.
 PLEADS GUILTY. FINED-J. w Read yesterday pleaded guilty be- fore Justice Nat T. Mckee to a charge of operating a car with one headlight and no tail light at night and was fined s5. The complaint was made by F. A. Bell, motorcycle officer.
 SENTENCE SUSPENDED Jack Graham, who pleaded guilty several days ago to a charge of forgery. yes terday was given a suspended sen tence of five years by Judge Stan ford on condition that he remain in Maricopa county and report to the probation officer once each month and repay to E. c. Hurt S4.60.
 THESE WILL WED-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Roy M. Wharton, 2S, of Tncson, and Billy Murphy, 26, of Stafford; Edwin w. Cummins, 36, and Ida Goodman, 31, both of Grand Canyon, Ariz.; Leslie l.. Stafford, 22, and Miriam Avery, 21, both of Phoenix; Byron J. Show CTS, 25, and Naomi E. Reed, 25. both of Phoenix.
 CHARGED WITH BURGLARY- Lara Martinez yesterday was ar raigned before Justice Henry J. Sul- livan on a charge of burglary and was committed to the county jail in default of a bond of $500. He is charged with entering the room of 1 w. E. George in rooming house at | 21S East Madison street with the in- l tent to commit larceny.
 | ON LARCENY CHARGE-Sara l Baldonado yesterday was arrested in | a local hotel by Deputy Sheriff Gill l bert Blanco on charge of grand l larceny and was placed in the county l jail to await arraignment on the charge today before Justice Henry J Sullivan. The complaint was made 1 by her uncle, Manuel Bareos, who '. charges the girl took $120 from his home on North Central avenue.
 M. AND M. MEETING-The Mer- chants and Manufacturers associa- ton will hold it's regular monthly l luncheon at the Y. M. c. A. at noor l today. The program is unusually at 1 tractive, and in urging every mem 1 Der to attend the association tht secretary has issued an invitation tc l them to bring their employees. The program will consist of an address | by J. Arthur Tobias. manager of the New York store, on Standards oi Practice In Advertising and Mer- 1 chandising;" and a dialogue on ''The l Taking of an Application for Credit, l by Ralph F. Brooks, credit manager of the Boston Store, and Mrs. V. F Leak, credit manager for the Bar rows Furniture company.
 l HELD FOR TRfAL-V. c. Mus
 grave yesterday was held to answer | to the superior court by Justice Il Henry J. Sullivan on a charge O grand larceny. He furnished a bona
 of $1,000 for his appearance in tha
 court. He was charged with takint
 26 head of cattle from a corral a
 the packing plant several weeks ag'
 but was held to answer upon 1
 charge of taking one black steer iron
 the corral Musgrave was arreste'
 by city officers while driving a her
 of cattle through the city streets
 Following this he filed a replevin ac tion for the cattle and the writ. o replevin was served by the sheriff
 after a mandamus order had bee issued by Judge Stanford upon pc
 tition of Musgrave. The sheriff re | fused to repIevin the black steer an | only 25 head of cattle were replevine and returned to Musgrave.