Arizona republican., 1920-01-22
IT, OFA. STUDENTS VOTE FOR COMPROMISED IN ORDER THAT
 TREATY MAY BE RATIFIED

the green beanie shortened. the fresh man class will be excluded from all student activities. They would not be allowed to try out for places on the debate or ba sketball teams; they would be excluded from all student body dances and entertainments. Tn short, the freshman class would be no longer a part of the student body until it should conform with the tradition.
 The freshmen held meeting the following night and the next morning came to classes with their green bean nies on. They have agreed to wear them two weeks and at the end of that time will arbitrate with the up- percla assmen.
 The members of the Engineering society of the university held their last meeting Thursday night. The club has been disbanded and the membership transferred to the University of Ari-I zona Association of Engineers. The Mining Society also has transferred it's membership 10 the new organization. Nearly 250 men will be members of the local chapter.
 The womens fraternities at the Uni- versity have inaugurated the pleasant custom which is in force in other uni- versailles of exchanging dinner guests. Misses Susan Sweeney and Mary Kathryn Salmon from the Theta house went to the Kappa house gbr dinner Tuesday night and Misses Hazel Hodges and Lillian Wood came to the Theta house.
 silver tea was given to the wives of the faculty in the Y hut Saturday afternoon. to buy new furniture for the hut.
 It was voted by the house of repre- sentatives at its last meeting that the f..r- class of interfering with the freshman dance be not considered a tradition of the university.
 The State Board Of Education adopt cd at its last meeting a number of res olutions drawn up by Dr. von Klein Smid, regarding the shortage of teach CTS in the public schools of Arizona and the increase of teachers salaries
 The resolutions were in part as fol- lows:
 Be 1t resolved, that no temporary certificates be issued after March 1920
 Be it resolved, that the State Board Of Education declare itself emphatical- ly in favor of an increase in the sala- rieS Of teachers and urge upon boards or trustees engaging them immediate and generous consideration of this matter.
 
 or Equcation organize and carry on a campaign of information with the dis tlnct purpose of making more attrac- tive and more effective the teaching profession and of recruiting able men and women for the schools of the state by acquainting them with the oppor- tusitfes for large and patriotic service as well as for culture and pecuniars reward in the teaching profession
 The University of Arizona delegation to the Students Volunteer Convention returned last week from Oes Moines, bringing reports of splendid exper- fence. The assemblage of 5000 stu dents represented every college in the United states and several colleges in Canada, Mexico. Australia, South America, Asia and Africa.
 L. w. Bartlett, supervisor of ad- visement and training of the San Fran cisco district of the Federal Board of Vocational Training, lived on the uni versity campus for three days last week with the vocational students in training. After an investigation oi their needs and problems and of the work in the various departments, slr. Bartlett expressed himself as highly pleased with the situation.
 The new women's dormitory, instead Of being ready Tor occupancy lnls se- mester will not be finished until next fall The building will be an attractive one when finished. The parlor al- though not as large as the old one in North Hall, will be bright and cheery, with a large opens fireplace. There will be a dining room and a small re- ception room in the rear where guests may be entertained. The windows on the sleeping porches will be of glass so that protection from rains will be assured Each room in the hall will be equipped with shower bath, dis tinctly convenient feature. There will also be good laundry where the girls