Arizona republican., 1920-02-08

! fiftiethS anniversary of the founding Of the fraternity Friday night with a banquet at the country club Plates were set for s members and alumni. The tables were beautifully decorated l with bowls of black and gold panSieS, the fraternity flower.
 Miss EsteIle Lurell, librarian at the university, has received word from the war service board of the American Library association that the surplus war service books, a collection Of ap- proximately 100000 volumes will be sent to the libraries in each state for
 distribution to hospitals, Sanitarium and other institutions for the benefit of ex-service men.
 The quota of books allotted to Ari- zona coSists of about 90 volumes, which are now on the way. Miss Lut- rell has been officially designated to handle the books for Arizona All re- quests for them should be sent to her. An Inter-C Campus Baseball league Is being formed. It will serve to start the varsity in training for the spring pro- gram There will be games between the fraternitnes, dormitories and other organizations. The Kappa Sigmas and Arizona Hall are the favorites now.
 The fact that S5 new students have entered for the second semester has I1dOe It necessary to repeat the IIeSn- man courses in English, Spanish and mathemati tics.
 Coach McKale of the athletic de partment is trying to get a game with the Chicago Cubs again this year. Early next month the team will go to California for it's spring training, re- turning in the first week of April. There will be a game in Phoenix April with the American Legion and the Wildcat coach hopes to have the big leaguers come to Tucson for a tussle with AriZona's nine.
 When the Cubs came last year, they beat the University boys by score~of to 2. This year they have 15 of the same men, their old team with the ex- ception of Mann and Pick.
 course which is a combination of Horticulture and landscape gardening will be given by the department of horticulture in the second semester It will treat largely with the beautify- ing home grounds. It is scheduled in the catalog as course 13.
 Fred Pickett and Hess Seaman have been selected as the team which will go against Texas early this spring to debate the question: Resolved That the teachers should affiliate with the American Federation of Labor.
 
 Tom Marian has been awarded the s1OO scholarship given annually by the Alumni association of the university
 Tom Marian is graduate or the Phoenix High school where he was prominent in athletics. He entered the university the next fall, taking course in law During the first two years at college he was active in student or ganizations and in athletics, being chosen for the All-Southwestern foot ball team.
 At the close of his sophomore year he entered the service as a marine re turning again last fall. He made the football team and was again elected to the All Southwestern eleven He IS member of the college house of repre- sentatives and president of the $. A. E. fraternity.
 University authorities are looking forward to the biggest University week in the history of the institution from April 1s to "A inclusive. This is the time when all the high schools of the state send representatives to the university to take part in athletic and scholastic contests. Baseball, track and field meets and tennis will be on the athletic schedule The scholastic contests will include oratory English, algebra, home econo- mics, physics, chemistry, rapid calcu- lating. shorthand, typeWrTting ana number of others.
 The Arizona State Teachers asso citation will hold it's annual convention at the university during the same week and the university encampment will be held the first three days. Major Boniface will have charge of the en- campment this year and military con tests will be staged by Tucson High school cadets during the week.
 All the schools in the state will close for the week of April 1924 to give all teachers and contestants an oppor- tunity to spend the week at the uni versity.