Arizona republican., 1919-10-05

AANse.y AA5 hl NAAACSScQ iilS SEedleSI interclass struggle in the history of the university. At the sound of the gun at 7:S0, sixty five men picked from the sophomore class and sixty five men from the freshmen rushed into action. For the first time in two years the decision was given to the sopho mores. They tied up Al men while the freshmen succeeded in tying UT only 29.
 No serious mishaps occurred and the best of friendship now exists be- tween the two classes.
 pr. James Alexander Miller, profess sor. of medicine at Columbia uniyer- sity and chairman of the Rockefeller Foundation commission in France dur ing the war, who is attending the state tuberculosis conference in Tucson spoke in assembly Monday morning.
 pr. Miller said that at the beginning Of the war France was far behind the times in medicine so that the feeling We had was one of intense responsi- bility. However. France is now very modern in the field of medicine.
 The first student body assembly wa. held Friday in the auditorium. Will son Wood, president of the student Dody, officiated. He announced that due to the unprecedented enrolment this year it would be necessary to change the seating arrangement in the auditorium. It is one of the traditions or the university that the classes shall sit together. Heretofore the freshmen have occupied the left hand back wn,N but hereafter will have both the left and right back wings. The seniors oc- cupy the center front, juniors the cen ter middle and sophomores the center back. The classes retire from assem- ply in order of their rank-senior Junior, sophomore, freshmen, fresh men using the back door.
 After several numbers by the uni- verslty orchestra, the assembly was turned over to the two yell leaders, Max Vosskuehler and Carlysle Henev, Housing good yells and songs com pleted the program.
 The total enrolment at the univer- sity is 733. One hundred and four of these come from Phoenix, nine from Tempe. three from Mesa and three from Chandler. When we consider that sixty towns in Arizona are repre- sented in the university, Phoenix should indeed be proud of such a showing.
 Tom Marlar, old football star and varsity debater, is among the Phoenix students who are back at school.
 MT. Asher, who was in the state en- gineer's office at Phoenix all summer has returned. His attractive posters did much to advertise student activi- ties on the campus last year and we hope that they will do so again this year.
 Miss Ruth Burtis, who had the lead ing part in Mice and Men" the play given by the senior class at P. U. H. S last year, and Miss Miriam Davidson of Phoenix are freshmen at the uni versity
 Max Vosskuehler, a member of las years graduating class, has returned to take up fellowship in the burear of mines and also to take some post graduate work. He has been selected 10 take charge of the Wildcat, the of nclal newspaper of the university.
 J. W. Jantzen has arrived from Phoenix and is living at the Tau Delts Psi fraternity house.
 Fraternities
 The Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternit, has recently purchased the Heide house on the corner of University ave. nue and Tyndall for their new home It is learned that the price was s1S,OOo
 The Kappa Alpha Theta sororit, has leased the De Kalb home at S2s N. Tyndall avenue. Miss Anita c Post. department of Romance Ian. guages, is house mother for the girls
 The Delta Rho sorority entertained Friday at the home of Miss Alice Gal, latin. A color scheme of purple an6 gold was carried out in the decora. tons. The members of the sororit, and their rushees were the guests.
 Beta Delta chapter of Kappa Alphs Theta entertained on Saturday eveninf with buffet supper at the home O. Miss Mary Estill on E. Speedway. Tn, active members present were Doroth, leighton, Ellen Boulton, Mildred Kelly, Fife Davey, Bertha Remand Jean Slavens, Susan and Christin, Sweeney, Mary Kathryn Salmon, Jose, FH%AN CA o4yr 10llC CkdNGQS. An( Blanche and Mary Gene Smith. Mis-. Jane Rider. Miss Shurts and Mar, Estill of Tucson and Mrs. John Dal, rom Montana were the alumna, present.
 The Alpha Sigma sorority has moved into it's new home on N. Fourth avenu, and entertained there on last Fri day night. The entertainment con. sisted of games and stories and later refreshments were served.
 Gamma Rho of Kappa Sigma an. nounces open house on Sunday, Octo. Der 5, at their home at 931 N. FatI avenue.
 The first meeting of the Forum. th, debating society of the university. wa, held Thursday night in room 215. Az riculture building. Plans for debate. with University of Southern Califor. mia, Occidental, and possibly with tn, University of Texas were discussed and the following new officers elected Franklin b. Walker, president: Hear Slavens, vice-president; Clarenc, Orme, secretary, and Louis Kempf treasurer.
 Athletics
 Seven out of the nine men on ths freshman football team are iron Phoenix. James Bell and Bill Case, are playing ends; H. Barkley, tackle and Baker. center; Brandt, formerly a Tempe boy, is playing quarterback and half back; Stone, last years Phoe. nix quarterback, is playing quarter. back. and N. Barkley, from Glendale guard.
 Tom Marian from Phoenix is hal, back on the varsity and Wells Abbott