Arizona republican., 1921-12-15
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 BAZAAR AND FOOD sALE-The women of the First Congregational church will hold a Christmas bazaar and home cooked food sale all day Saturday. December IT, at the Grand Central Market.
 ARRIVES FOR HOLIDAYS-Ber- nard Stfllson has arrived from Flag staff to spend the Christmas holidays with his parents, MT. and Mrs. F. P. Stillson, 1914 West Monroe street.
 RETURN FROM EAST-Imogene Anderson of Anderson and Anderson chiropractors, 37S North Sixth ave- nue, has retur ed from Pittsburgh. where she spent three months taking postgraduate course.
 HOME FROM TRIP-Mrs. R. A. Bigley has returned from a visit of seven month with her eight children New Mexico, Iowa, North Dakota, Montana, Uta. and California. CHICKEN DiNNER-Members of the Antioch Baptist church, will serve a. chicken dinner from 11:S0 a. m. to p. m. today at 429 East Washington street. Everybody is invited.
 uNDELivERED TELEeRAMs = The Western Union Is holding tele- grams for pr. L. Taylor, John Cur ley, Walter Cameron, l.. J. Alcott, R. J. Parry F. Gehrke, Clarence H. Simpson. Mrs. P. c. William, Bill Winship.
 sTU6Io CLUB RECITAL The @l ing departments of the Studio club l are giving a Join' recital at the club, 237 North Fifth street, at s:5O O. clock this evering. All relatives and friends of the pupils are cordially invited to attend.
 FROM CE-Superintend- end Rynning of the state prison and daughter are ;n the city, the super intendent on official business and Miss Rynnir for the purpose of getting some pointers as to the de- signs of Santa Claus affecting her.
 SHEEP MAN IN TOWN = Bill Glenn of Ash Fork, secretary of the sheep sanitary board, is in the city. Mir Glenn announces himself as the editor and proprietor of the only | newspaper at Ash Fork of which | there is none. so that so far as | JOoi COHCSIllcu I1C SIdIuS 1 of Mir. Glenr is verv much the same | as that of a private citizen. He is l also looking after the commercial in 1 terests of Senator Charles E. Burton | at Ash Fork
 | PRAISES YUMA CADETS-Comp- limenting the high school cadets at l Yuma, Adjutant General Walter s. l Ingalls, declared yesterday that the military training there was showing l results that were a credit to the | school One hundred and fifty-nine cadets are working under Instructor 1 Koehler. according to Colonel In- gals, who claims in this one thing at least Yuma ranks as one of the best schools of the state. The adju- | tant general will visit other institu- tions later in the year. He will leave on Saturday for Casa Grande l and Tucson, where he will inspect units of the National Guard ASK ARIZONA BULLETIN = | Copies of the bulletin issued by the 1 state board Of health have been re- ! quested by the University of Illinois
 which states there is a demand for all publications issued by the board | Because of the scientific importance | and popular interest in the Bulletin. the university is asking for all back numbers to complete it's set. In ad- dition to the bulletin it is eager to
 secure all literature available, accord
 ing to the letter received by the state
 board of health yesterday. The bull
 letins are issued quarterly. The
 last. which was directed by Dr. A. NJ l Tuthill, superintendent of the de- pertinent, was a school edition. HOPING PERMlTTED-In a stor,
 yesterday morning saying that Hu
 mane Officel Car ing had inter.
 dicted the cowboy sports advertise,
 to take place at Buckeye 1t was CT roneously stated that roping woul
 be followed by prosecution. It wa
 meant to be said that there shoul, be no steer tying. Roping is per
 mitted by the law provided the ani
 nal is not thrown, and a steer can not be tied until he has been throwr | Neither will 'bull- logging be per | mitted. By the way, one of tn | promoters of .he event is in jail
 connection with the raiding of , gambling hous , here the other nigh : being one of the participants in tn 1 game. Another of the promoter charged with being a party to tn
 holding up of the game is out o bond
 CHRISTMAS SALE-Thursday al ternoon and evening the Bushes and Professional Woman's club wi
 hold a lingerie sale at its club roor number 4, Bake building, whel
 pretty handmade garments may 1 purchased by Christmas shopper:
 Several cooked food sales have bee
 conducted successfully by these bus business and professional women, bl
 this is the first opportunity for the to prove that they can also do needle
 work. and they are expecting all the friends to call and be convinced TT novelties that will be offered for sa
 are of the particular type that al . peals at the holiday season and 1t l believed that the sale will be one
 the most interesting from the viev
 point of the shopper that has y
 been held here.