Arizona republican., 1920-01-13
UNIVERSITY RESUMES WORK
 AFTER HOLIDAY VACATION

UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA, Tue son, Jan. 12.-The university resumed class work Monday morning, January D, after the Christmas recess of two weeks. Students began arriving Sat urday afternoon and the dormitories and fraternity houses were well filled py Sunday afternoon. There are three remaining weeks in the second se!nes- ter and several important dates in January Condition examinations will be given from to 12 a. m. on Jsnuary 12 Applications should have been filed Thursday noon. January 12 is also the first day of registration for the second semester. The daily sched- ule will be posted as soon as it is printed. January "A the semester ex- aminations will begin.
 From January 19 to A inclusive. the Eighth Annual Farmers and House. keepers Week will be held at the Uni versfty,
 The annual military encampment and University week will be observed this year the third week in April. Commencement is set for June ?. and the university will close for the sum mer vacation on June 5.
 The student body of the university in assembly Monday morning stood TOT moment in silence in memory of Joseph PecauS, student in the voca- tional training department, who was killed in an automobile accident near Nogales while returning with a party of other vocational students.
 Pacaud came to the university from Jackson, Tenn, and during the two months here. he made many friends on the campus. The other men who were slightly injured have returned and were able to resume their college work this morning.
 The Eighth Annual Farmers and Housekeepers' Week will be held at the University beginning Monday, Jan uary 19. and ending January 24, Sat urday.
 This is the annual week set aside at the University for the holding of pop ular and practical lectures and dem onstrations for stockmen, farmers and farmers wives of the state.
 This is the time farmers and their families will lay aside affairs on the farm and in the home long enough to receive practical information about their own affairs take inventory and plan the scheme of the. years work. IL is the week when those of one community or county meet with those Of another to compare notes and swap" ideas.
 The week will be full of interest, encouragement and inspiration An invitation is extended to all
 Special efforts will be made to make the lectures so practical that they may give information which may be put into practice upon the return home of the farmers
 Ice Cream Makers Association Meetina
 one or the most interesting meet lngs in connection with the Farmers and Housekeepers' week will be the Ilrst annual meeting of the Ice Cream Makers of Arizona. Professors Gun ningham, Davis and State Dairy Com missioner Barr have arranged a spe- Cial in the university lecture rooms Jan uary 21 and 22 and will cover all of the subjects of interest to ice cream makers such as managing an ice plant, ice cream making, the luxury tax as affecting ice cream consump- ton, standardizing the ice cream mix, sugar substitutes and many other topics bearing on the ice cream busi- ness.
 In connection with the program there will be number of practical demon strations where the different kinds of ice cream will be made by experts
 Some of the speakers on the pro- gram will be:
 John Dennett, president of the Hassayampa Creamery Co. Phoenix.
 D. A. Donofrio. owner of Donofrio's ice cream factory, Phoenix
 Joe Conteriaf, ice cream maker. Donofrio's ice cream factory. Phoenix.
 w. A. Barr. state dairy commits sioner.
 J. s. Ayres, manager Tucson Ice Cream Co. Tucson.
 Since ice cream constitutes so large proportion of the food of Arizona people in the summer time an attempt is being made to standardize the busi- ness and improve the product gener- ally.
 The athletic department of the uni yersity is arranging a basket ball schedule for the year. Games with the Phoenix high school and Tempe normal have already been arranged.
 The university gymnasium was inn proved for the use of the teams dur ing the vacation. The baskets were repaired and rearranged and the floor refinished and put in much better condition.
 The local chapter of Alpha Sigma became Gamma Zeta chapter of Kap- pa Kappa Gamma at a formal in- stallation at the chapter house at D. m. Saturday afternoon. The Alpha Sigmas who became Kappas were Mesdames Harry Westover, Zella Jay Mathews, Neal Haga; Misses Ruth Bird. Frances Leeson, Clara Hide