Arizona republican., 1920-04-05

the war with both the French and American forces, and knows them first hand The campaign will be conducted only a few days. Contributions may be given to Professor Skidmore or left at the business office. University
 Alpha Ga mma, the newest University fraternity, was formally introduced to the campus at an informal reception 9 the home of Dr. and Mrs. von Klein | Smid This fraternity is newly or ganized, local Greek order of University girls in which Mrs von KleinSmid has taken an unusual interest The Alpha Gamma members are Grace Bull, president: Mildred Power, vice presi- dent: Josephine Larkin. secretary; Edith Newman, treasurer: Evelyn Wupperman, Vera Power, Lucille Far rell. Hazel Shepherd, Paquita Clemons. Rosa Jacome, Christine Core, Idora Hadsell. Frances Green and Mrs. John WetherilI.
 The class in subtropical pomology, College of Agriculture, University of Arizona, is at present making weekly visits to Agua Caliente, where, under the direction of Professors kinnison and Albert, the students are engaged in grating and budding the old seed ling orange oI chard to sweet oranges and grapefruit.
 Examinations for the tenr's tourna- ment are in full swings Applicants for entry in the mems tournament are: Allan Elder. Bert Baker, James Copien Lorain Leppla, George Alan Johnson Fred White. Bill Murphy. Bernard Mylius, Al Edwards, and Julian Staf- ford Following the mems elimina- tions T girls tournament win be held.
 Maref Crowell is in charge. with 16 applicants for entrance. Mrs J. \, Lawton of the Country ciuo is offer ing cup for the winner in each tour nameat.
 The second week in April the team will go to Phoenix to play the Evans school. and the first week in May a .eam of three will tour Southern Cali fcrnia to play Redlands. Pomona, Occi- dental and ' $. C..
 The University Practice Cottage on East Fourth street has for the last six weeks been occupied by 1be Misses Margaret Gallatin. Cunningham. Sha- han and Whitehead who haze received instruction in house management. The young ladies attend to every detail of the house themselves Mrs. Lancaster of the home economies department is instructor and chaperone. On Wednes- day Misses NeKean, Clark, Cloud. and Olive Gallatin, took the places of tha other six girls for a six weeks course Of instruction.
 Miss Marriott Fields 'l9. came down from Phoenix for the week end.
 The fraternity houses and the doemi- tories on the campus have been heart fly enjoying the recent serenades.
 As soon as tine stables are finished on the campus. a cavalry unit will be esta blished here. The University car penters have been working on the sta bles for some weeks and work on them is being pushed with all possible speed. The horses are ready to be sent from Ei Paso, the feed for them is bought and stored in Fl Paso, waiting for an order from Major Boniface. The equip ment has arrived and is now in storage at the University.
 A detachment of "A men will be need ed to take care of the horses. Enlist ment posters have been put up in Tue son. Los Angeles and Ell Paso. Major Boniface would not set q definite date for the establishment of the unit but promises that it will not be more than a few weeks.
 The examination for the county scholarship to the University will be held in the office of the county super intendent of each county on the first Saturday of May and all graduates and seniors of the high schools in the coun- :