Arizona republican., 1920-11-07

case of capon mothering a brood of little chicks.
 The University defeated the Texas School of Mines Saturday at Fl Paso by a score of 50 to :. The entire var sity scorew as made in the first quar- ter.
 meet Pomona, one of the strongest teams on the coast Pomona beat Stanford and will give the University of California a hard fight to represent the West at Pasadena on New Year 8 day against the best that the East can send. The University will go against Pomona. badly weakened py the loss of McMillan and CcClellan. Both men are transfers and the Cali fornia teams have rule that no trans fer may play on a team until be has been fin school year.
 c. D. Thorpe, director of dramatics in the University. has chosen the cast for the first big play of the season, Oscar Wilde's <"The I importance Of Being Earnest" The two important mems part will be taken by Peter Campbell and VanPatten. J. w. Rhodes has the part of the reverend Canon Chasuble, Alan Elder that of Merriman and Silas Gould that of Lane. The honorable Gwendolyn Fairfax and Cecily Garden will be taken by Hattie Burnitt and Helen O'Malley respectively. Helen Green will take the part of Miss Prism, an old maid governess, and Lady Brack- nell, a snobbish old English lady of nobility, is to be taken by Florence Jackson. Alan Elder will act as stage manager for the play, Jessie Belle Moeur will have charge of the costumes and Edith Tailor of the properties.
 The program for the club this year is an unusually ambitious one. The first of the regular play readings was given October 1 with Sutros "A Mar riage Has Been Arranged" Many ex- cellent one-act plays will be presented during the year, such as The Clod, The Mouse Trap "A Marriage Pro posal," "The Florist Shop" The Rescue" sabotage" "A Game of Chess" etc.
 The much increased enrolment and versity this year have made possible a bigger Wildcat this year. The paper will soon be enlarged to six sheets from four. Cartoons of bits of cam pus life will be added features also The first special editions of the year will come out this month. They arc the Coed edition and the Home-Com- ing tdition. Mildred Kelly and Will lard Sidebotham will be in charge oi these editions.
 Kappa Alpha Theta entertained witl | a Halloween dance at the Woman's club Saturday night in honor of theil pledges. The club was beautifully decorated in black and gold with gro, tesdue little figures of witches anC owls. At half past ten delicious re l treatments of pumpkin pie witt whipped cream. popcorn balls and cof- fee were served.
 The guests of honor were: Dorothy Brownfield, Margaret and Catherine Tait. Mary Burton, Helen Casey, Char lotte and Lillian Clarke, Agnes Car enter. Louise Harris, Helen Morgan Helen Mahoney, Alice Patrick.
 The Forum held It's regular meeting in the auditorium Wednesday night The question for debate was: Resolved That Co education Is Better Thar Non education. Grayson Kefau- yer and Jean Slavens upheld the af- | IlrIndJlNe.. anu A. W. IAoChthC eAhN l Grace Bull the negative. The judges
 who were Miss Frazier of the Englisl department, Professor Anderson of 'h' law department, and Professor Thorpe direstor of debate. decided in favor o
 the affirmative
 The contract TOT the erection o ! Cochise Hall. the new dormitory fo men students at the University, wa placed last week by the board of re
 gents. with English and Pearce o
 Phoenix. Work will begin at once
 Cochise Hall is to be located betwee
 Arizona Hall and the southwest gat
 of the University at East Fourth stree
 All schools desiring to take part i
 the contest of the high school debat
 ing league this year should notify thei respective district directors of thei intention not later than Novembe , IS. The directors for the various dis tricts of Arizona are as follows: . Northern--J. F. Walker, Flagstaff
 Central-Duncan McRuer, Glendale , Southern-Ernest Wellsmeyer. Doug las:
 Eastern-A. T. Fleming, Clifton. The aim for the present year is 10 zzX . - '