Arizona republican., 1921-03-06

and Lillian Clark of Douglas; Ance Patrick of Los Angeles; and Louis liar ris of Tucson.
 Six new names were added to the chapter roll of Sigma Alpha Epsilon during the past week. The men inl- i tiated at this time were Bryce Seaman, Horace Steed Paul Harvey, John IT. vine, Tom Vinson and Harold smith.
 Alpha Gamma announces the initia- ton of Hermoine Hosu, Theresa Layton Frances Fulton, Marion Fulton, Mar | garet Hittinger. Helen Allison and Ra~ chael Nash.
 Col. c. c. smith of the military de- partment who was relieved from duty on Feb. 21. left for Mexico to engage in private business.
 Kappa Kappa Gamma held initiation this week for Marion Bennett and liar riet Tritle of Phoenix; Marian WH- Hams, of Miami: Angie Phillips of Ard more Okla; Anite Duff, Indiana; anu Blanche Foster, Prescott and Lilly i Belle Tally of Jerome. The North Hall girls were hostess
 es at very deIightful "B" affair Sat urday The living room was attrac- | lively decorated in ivy and pepper bows and these in turn were filled with | butterflies of many colors. At 40. 3o | fruit salad. sandwiches and chocolale were served to the 60 dancers. Dean | and Mrs Cummings and Mrs. Ells were chaperons.
 Since many of the officers of the R. l O. T. c. of last seme>ter failed to reg ! ister this semester. the military depart ment announces the following promo
 tions within the unit: In Troop A-Cor-
 moral C. NJ Clark to sergeant; Corp. | e. Braderick to sergeant and Privates | Schwerin and Jones to corporals; In | Troon B-Corp R. G. Bloomer to ser l geant and Privates J. Irvine ana Bro die Campbell to cOrporais; in Troop C, | Corn. P Whitmore to sergeant, ana | Privates b NJ. Cotton and J. Gilkerson to corporals. The military band has been broken up and assigned 10 troops.
 Theresa Belle, one of the Holstein- Friesian cows in the university herd, is
 making a splendid record on of1clal test. She was started on ottlclai test
 on Nov 27 She started out with
 nrOductiOn of about gallons a day, but increased in quantity until about ! one month after calvlsg she had 1 reached a pro duction of more than 1Oo pounds day. She reached her rec ! ord amount during Farmer and Home week at the university with 117 pounds
 which is equal to 13.6 gallons of milk.
 Tba next dav she gave 115 pounds and
 for that week averaged llZ.S pounds
 of milk daily.
 | With this record. Theresa Belle be
 comes the champion COW of the state
 for quantity of milk produced Tn sev-
 en. thirty and sixty day periods, and
 lacks only nine-tenths of pound
 of buetter of taking the state butter
 record from Mable De Kol Niko, owned by Henry Renaud of Phoenlx.
 The first series of debates in the central district of the Arizona Hlgh
 School Debating league wehe held on
 the latter part of February. The Chan
 dler team won over Gilbert by 8 to c
 decision. Mesa won over Tempe by !. default. Tempe having failed to get out q team this year; and Glendale
 won over Phoenix by to 1 decision
 The question was: Resolved, That the Principle of the closed shop Should Be
 Adopted in American Industry" In
 each case the affirmative won.
 The Benson girls won the state
 championship and a silver trophy ID
 the first series of state basketoall tournaments held on the university l campus, Feb. 24. 25 and 26. Globe l came second and Winslow third. The } Globe boys carried off honors, winning ! three games, with Gilbert second, Pres 2 colt third and Bisbee last. The fol lowing schools were represented: Ben son girls. Globe girls and boys. Wins 5 low girls, Prescott boys, Gilbert boys l and Bisbee hoys.
 by a committee from the Woman s a Athletic association. The players cho
 sen were: K. Carson. captain. Globe
 and F. Williams, Winslow forwards II " i1Ir0y,inO r ter: A. Brown. Benson, side center; n Carson. Globe. and r. Etz Benson t guards. Honorable mention went t e A. Rosecraus for forwardship. who B. played only one game, and Miss Alle1 r. of Benson The all-state boys tear
 consists of J. Cole, Bisbee; Collins
 Globe. forwards; J. Hayes, Globe, cen d ter: Heap, Prescott. c. Schaussen, Gil s, bert. guards.
 d Oliver Foore, who attended the uni d versity last semester was killed In a 1T automobile accident Sunday morning a Is Nogales. He turned his car into tele ' graph pole to avoid colliding with a 10 approaching vehicle and was instantl ,- killed. F'oore was a brother of Rosali Q. Foore who was a student here In 191 l. and his parents are at present In Can n ade. He had recently received an ap n pointment to West Point and WIS plan Ie ming to leave for preparatory scho' Tn this spring.
 Ig recent ruling of the trustees (
 Rhodes scholarship fund has increase d the fund from 300 pounds sterling l. $50 pounds sterling yearly. Rising price D. have ma 7e the scholarship. once suff l. cient to pay all expenses at Oxford, 1T h. sufficient to meet expenses. The add ne tional amount will be granted to tho' C. students in residence now as well as of future students. Even with this fl so crease the trustees have issued a war he ing that candidates for these schola e. ships should be able to secure fifty at n ditional pounds sterling year fro fe their own resources. Arizona has tv S. Rhodes scholars in residence at tn
 time and another one is to take
 residence next October James Tor its of Tucson and Franklin Walker h. Flagstaff are in residence now. Bra. an ford Trenham of Bisbee will leave in u -Je fall.