The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-30
PASSES 500 MARK.
Attenda,ce ut Universfty OF NORTH Ssf'
olfna Breaks All Record.

ISpecial to The Times-OispatSn.l
Chapel Hill, n. c.. September CAV
tha ending Of the second week OF the
a-lsl3 session Of the University OF
North Carolina the enrolment reae"eo
the sos registration number, ana erao'
ually the mark is climbing. the rec
ords show that 1t Is the largest NUMBER
at the institution at this period Oh
the session in all past history. AnS
freshman class Is unusually large. 20"
having thus far registered. The report
circulated 10 the effect that many we'e
leaving college on account OF the tras-
edy in which g. student lost MS iife as
the result of hazing is altogether erron-
eous. The registrar. DR.. T. J. Wilson,
said that the report was not true
A reception was given on the lawn
Of Mr. and Mrs A A. kluttz on Tues
day afternoon in honor OF Rev. ". y.
Moss, of Washington. D. c., tho newly
chosen pastor Of the Presbyterian
Church Of Chapel HILL
On Friday evening last a Baptist
Young Peoples Union sociable was
held at the Baptist Church to welcome
all students Of the Baptist faith at
| tending the university.
An address by D. r. Fonville.
young attorney II Charlotte. and re-
cent graduate Of the University OF viz
ein.a. was q feature Of the second
week of the Isle-19I3 session OF the
University OF North Carolina. The
College Man and the Bible was his
theme. Mr.. Fenvtlle won q reputation
| during his college career at the Uni
versity of Virgins as a debater and as
a winner Of Phi Beta Kappa key.
DR.. John Matthews Manly. professor
Of English in the University Of Chit
cago. delivered a lecture before the
Pathological Club OF the university on
f, Wednesday night on the subject, ALE
gerry in Chaucer's Parliamentary
Fou1es." During his short stay on the
hill DR.. Manly was the guest Of DR..
and Mrs. }. F. Register. on East Rose
| mary Street.
George Thomas, Of the class OF 1869.
and captain Of the football team OF
J 1908, is the first Of long list of alumni
I to aid in coaching this years football
team. He worked in cooperation with
Coach Martin for the last few days 81
last week in shaping the team for tie
trying battles OF the opening games
! This practical step will doubtless en-
roll Carolina as a hrm advocate Of the
alumni! system Of coaching. now so rap
! idly gaining popularity in many COL
| Ieges and universities.
r. W. Winston, Jr., captain OF last
years footbaIi team and now instruc-
tor and coach Of athletic teams Of
Bingham School, OF AsheviIle, was in
Chapel Hill visiting last week
1. N Morgan, editor OF the college
paper. OF last year. passed through
Chapel Hin a few days ago on his way
| to Oklahoma, where he has q profess
sorship In English in the University
. Of Oklahoma.
DR.. c. H. Herty. head Of the depart
ment OF chemistry here. mas recently
returned from Washington and New
York. where he attended the sessions
OF the Eighth International Congress
OF Applied Chemistry
z. p. Hall, general secretary Of the
Young Mems Christian Association. has
returned from q trip abroad, where he
visited Italy. Egypt and the Holy
Land
F. p. Barker. Of Pembroke, Ky. win
ner OF the Mangum medal for oratory
at the university last session, vas here
a Few days ago. enroute TO Coium bia
University, New York. where he DUR
sues the study Of law.