Arizona republican., 1920-05-02
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 and maps. plans and papers will be prepared by those who desire credit Last year a party of 20 made the trip. including several professors of eastern and middle western universities
 Teachers of English of the state passed motion last week to organ lze- Professors Frazier and Thorpe of the university. Professor Felton Of the Tempe normal, and Miss Vail of the Tucson high school were appointed on "A committee to draft a constitution with the understanding that the con stitution be submitted TO. actual and prospective members of the association through the .Arizon Teacher whose columns were opened to the new asso- ciation through the courtesy of it's ed Itor- Miss C. Louise Boehringer.
 Professor Frances N. Perry of the university spoke of the recent ruling ot the Arizona state board of education which requires all high school students 10 have d year of English for gradu- ation. This is d challenge that the work in English should be made worth while.
 Dr- Frank C. Lockwood. who repre- sented the university at the annual meeting of the national association of university extension directors, held at one Of unusual interest and inpOrtance Ann Arbor. Mich reports the meetine Even the university representatives present who had been longest in the service say that university extension IS only in it's infancy. Several great universities have very large staffs of instructors in the extension.
 The meetings were held in one of the fine old buildings on the campus of the University of Michigan and the ns-.z ful fl1 house was thrown open for the use Of the visitors. both for lodging and meals. The delegates eXressed great interest in the University of Arizona, as well as in the climate, and more than one suggestion was made that the associa- ton would welcome an invitation to the university for annual meeting.
 Dr. F. E. von Kleinsmid has been a. pointed by Governor Campbell to rep resent the state or Arizona at the 24th annual meeting of the American acad- emy of political and social science. to be held in Philadelphia, May and 8. He has been a member of the academy for some years. The president will probably attend the ceuteaniel educa- tional conference at the University of Indiana. on May ,. and :. on his way 10 Philadelphia.
 Hugh Campbell president Of the Ari- zcna wool growers association. was a visitor on the campus last week. He stated that combined meeting Of the Arizona wool growers association and the Arizona cattle growers association is to be held at Flagstaff July anG & Edwin T. Meredith. SecretavS- Of agri- culture. will be present with other prominent national livestock leaders and forest officials. including w E. Greeley. recently appointos chief of tho United States forest service.
 The chief topic of the 3o.nt summer. convention will relate to grazing on tt.e ua :ionzfl forests. which ia d subject of vital importance. There are eight na.- tlpnai forests in Arizona with ( com biG@d area or 1I.O06 000 acres. which is 15 per cent of the entire area of the state.
 The officers of the Arizona cattle growers association are v. P. Mullen, president. and F. r. Schneider. secre- tafy, with headuuarteis st Phocuix The officers of Ihe wool growers arg Hugh Campbell, president and Judge Perkins secretary, with headquarters q Flagstaff
 ri Beta Phi entertained with roa at the Franklin home Thursday after noon in honor of Miss Jcsehine Wclch province president of ri Beta Phi.
 Tau Delta si gave it's annual dance Friday night at the Womans club The reception hall Of the club was trans formed into q woodland gien- An