Arizona republican., 1920-11-28
News OF the Past Week at
University of ',rizona

UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA Tue \
SON, Nov. 2s--Rev. Thomas A. An
drews, pastor Of the Plymouth Con-
gregational church in Los Angeles. |
spoke In assembly Monday morning |
on The Continuance OF the Battle /
Rev. Andrews was here for the game |
Saturday when Arizona defeated the |
University OF New Mexico in one OF the |
most exciting games OF the season.
The Texas Agricultural and Mechan-
fcRr,onege, College Station, Texas. has
Nsey4n to the athletic manager at tho
university, asking for a game on Octo-
Der %, 1871. Asa Porter has written
them, Offering to play them here on
that date with return game at College
station in 1922 The Texas Agricultural
and Mechanical college won the confer
once championship last ye2- and has
not lost a game so far this year.
The Olympic club Of San Francisco
also has written to Arizona. saying that
the winged o men are anxious TO play
the Wildcats during the Christmas va
caAion at San Francisco. The offer was
Cecllned because the game would nee
estate keeping the team IA training
for another month.
Athletic Officials want to get Arizona
into the southern California conference.
Arizona Is anxious to get into the con-
ference but viii not enter unless given
At least four games with conference
members, two on the coast and two at
Tucson.
Arizona went up against a great deal
OF fight and spirit in the team from
New Mexico Saturday. The New Mex
leans played fast and furious during
the first half They had a strong alert
Line and fast baclxfield. The Wild
cats went in crippled from last week $
game. The bleachers broke out cheer
ing when they saw SlonalSer in his old
broken rib. He was unable, however
make many OF his usual spectacular
pns or passes. Macmillan, after be-
iahg carried from the field unconscious
ina the first quarter, and knocked out
several other times, came back time
after time. to make long gains for
Arizona. He was welcomed back eacf
time with prolonged cheering from tn,
bleachers.
At the last faculty meeting Tuesda.
afternoon. a motion was passed pro
hibiting smoking in tho halls OF an,
university building, any of the clas
rooms OF laboratories. This ruling ap
plies to the faculty of the university a.
well as to the students.
Colonel @. c. Smith has applied 70
a complete polo outfit and forage 70
the horses. Ranchmen around Tucso
have offered to lend the military de
partment horses TO make two flu
teams The university administratio
has sanctioned the new sport. Thurs
day morning there viii be a mounte
paper chase on the campus. Twenty
five men and % women will engage !
the game.
!. The faculty Of the university wi
hold a reception for DIR. and Mrs. vo
KleinSmid on their return from Sout
America about December 10. Dea
Cummings has received a telegral
from the president from Lima Per-
saying that he and Mrs. Won KleinSmi
are almost ready to return.
Announcements have just been re
ceived at the university of the weddin
OF Helen Crouch and Walter Snyde
They we're married secretly in Tucso
Iast June. Miss Crouch and Mr.. Snyde
both attended school here last yea
Miss Crouch's home is In Syracus
n. Y. Mr.. Snyder was gassed in serN
ice overseas and was in the vocation
training department here last yea
Miss Crouch Is a Gamma Phi Beta oil
Mr.. Snyder is a member of Beta The
Pi They are living in Syracuse
The university faculty will prese
Mrs. J. o. Creager in dramatic readil
at the university auditorium Wedne
day night. Mrs. Creager is the wife
Professor Creager head of the school
education. and has delighted many a
diences at Flag staff where they we
before coming TO the university Il
~ year. Mrs. Creager is teaching e
preston in the university. She "
mf...g. n-T~
An inter fraternity basket ball co
test will. begin Immediately af
Thanksgiving and run until Christm
All the mems fraternities and the me
dormitories will enter teams.
Miss Cuttings, recently appoint
physical director for women at the u
versity, who has spent some months
Europe In the Armenian relief wo
told some of her experiences in asse
- bly, Tuesday morning. She told b
the Armenians sing their national 81
under their breath. because &c they
caught singing it loud they are kill
They have q national spirit and a
iigious spirit which is tenacious S
Miss Cuttings. "They cling to it
though the Turks have been after tn
for 1000 years. During the first =
OF the war no cry came to America
tcs any of the civilized nations.
4lmenians were being picked up
lat out through the desert One
ie chief lines of march was throl
the Salician gates, lying just above
city OF Tarsus. They We're started
this march driven by Turkish g
darmes. The men started with
women and children but they hal
ever finished the trip. II they sho-
the least signs of resistance they v
struck down and left to die. Ammy
ton was not wasted on them. T
had to dig their own graves and v
beaten into them. Women too, Y
wounded, beaten. and stabbed
thrown into great pits with brush
top and set Attire. Little children v
WlRlNE s. EIs:1si:s: :as S &c.