Arizona republican., 1921-03-27

-1CtNlsERSlTY OF ARIZONA TUG = o-N, 0aarch 2i-Sigma Chi has granted a charter to Tau Delta Psi, local fra ceinlty at the university Official not iIe oi the granting of the petition for . chapter of the national was received py the local chapter here this week. mutation will take place within month and will be held in Phoenix un- der the auspices of the Phoenix Alumni chapter Of Sigma Chi. T. E. Quisen peIry grand annotator of the frater- niry, Will act as installing officer.
 me charter comes as the result of q petition made to Sigma Chi by the iocai organization last year. Tau Delta .fs1 was organized at the university in nsi1 and has total of 50 members. 1t stood first in scholarship among the mems fraternities at thes end yof the year, and its members are active in all student activities.
 Sigma Chi is the fourth national mems Fraternity to enter the University or Arizona Kappa Sigma granted 2 charter in 1915, Sigma Alpha Epsilon m 1917 and Sigma Nu in 1918. Sigma Chl was founded at Miami University, Oxford, Ohio. in June, 1855. At present It includes 72 active and 5s alumni chapters.
 ! A large electric sign with Sigma Chi Tn bright letters illuminated the front or the local chapter house last night.
 Dcrothea Wilbur has withdrawn from the university and will spend the rest of the semester at her home ii Phoenix.
 The committee on assemblies has adopted plan of giving series of talks on life's vacations to the students Dean Butler of tho College of Mines ana Engineering, gave the first talk on ths romantic side of mining or mineral discovery.
 At the regular monthly Archaeology mo- N9~rlaf D,.p lessor Cummings, director of the state museum, gave an illustrated talk on the Taycnda Mesa and its ruins and showed an interesting collection of h. dian blankets. Hostesses for the meet ing were Misses DeRosette Thomas, Hazel Shepperd and Frances WrenE
 Miss Hester Hunter of the University Extension Service and Patrick J. Walsh of the business office, were members of the all-Irish cast that presented the two Irish plays, Riders to the Sea- by I. M. Synge and "The Rising of the Moon'' by Lady Gregory, at the wo- mans club on St. Patrick's night
 Chi Delta Phi, new local sorority, was organized on the campus Monday Agnes Mcdonald is president of the new organization, Kathryn Hooking, vice president; Eileen Houghney ano Frances Davidson, secretaries, and Myrna r Davidson, treasurer. Other members are Louise Norman, Irene Coffin, Marjorie Caldwell, Ruth Scott Lorna Lockwood, Margaret Peck and Wynona Montgomery.
 Kirk Bryan of the United States geological survey and Carl Lausen, gcolosist of the Arizona Bureau ot Mines at the university with his assistant, Eldred w. Wilson, have un- carthed near Benson, pieces of the jaw bone, leg. vcrtcbrae toe bone and part of the pelvis of a mastodom. The pieces oro inp eff tad h1r Mr. I in order that they may be preserved and added to the collection in the Uni ,versity museum. This discovery is one of paramount Importance because it establishes the fact that this part oi the country existed in the pliocene period one or two million years ago.
 Rosemary Drachman. daughter oi Mr. and Mrs. Nose Drachman, and ( graduate of the University of Arizone last year, has written play Maid tc Order,'' which has been chosen for the annual Junior class play at Leland Stanford this year.
 Delta, Rho entertained Friday with 8 St. Patrick's dance at their new chap ter house on East Fifth street.
 The girls of the physical training department will hold an elimination tournament in baseball soon. Ther, will be eight teams in the league rep resenting all the fraternities and hall of residence on the campus.
 The games will be played on ; diamond similar in size to the indoo diamond.
 Morningside College, Sioux Falls Iowa, defeated Arizona in debate in tn university auditorium Friday night The subject was, Resolved: That i'm migration into the United States shoul, be further restricted by additiona literacy tests" The decision was tw to one in favor of the Iowa team.
 Lawrence Howe, Theodore Goldstei and Claude Van Patten made up tn Arizona team. Home is freshman with a fine record from Phoenix hig school, and a member of the freshma, tteam which is interclass champion a the university this year.
 At a meeting of track letter me Tuesday, Gordon Goodwin was electe track captain to take the place of Pat Allsman who was elected last yea but did not return to school. Goodwi is star track man and holds tn record for the 220 yard dash. He member of Sigma Alpha Epsilor and the junior class and lives in Temp
 A. B. Valentine, who is the oldes agricultural extension worker in Ari 'zona and who has been employed a county agricultural agent in Grahai and Greenlee counties, has been calle to the state office in charge of count agents and boys and girls club wor administration.
 About July first the Extension Sel