The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-09-14
ENROLMENT GROWS
At THE UNIVERSITY
ALL STUDENTS BEING PROVI-
DED WITH HOMES LIND
LEY HALL TAKES MANY.

The second day of the opening of
the University of Idaho finds much
progress maze in enrolment and as
slgnment OF students, but the halls
are still congested and every depart
ment Is crowded while the faculty
and their assistants are working
overtime" to get the assignments
completed and get ready for actual
class work. More students have ar
rived and 1t is known that others are
on the way. Up to this time almost
every department has an enrolment
larger than last year and the work of
enrolling and assigning is not nearly
completed.
The new arrivals are being cared
for. Committees have met every
tram and taken the new and old stu
dents who had not secured rooms, to
temporary quarters where they will
remain until permanent homes are
found. Lindley hall, the new boys
dormitory, erected by citizens of Moe
COW and named in honor of former
President Lindley, is being rapidly
furnished and many of the boys Will
sleep there tonight. Lindley cafe,
the dining hall OF this dormitory, will
NC OPC1lCQ 1Ol Ql1l1ACL IOLlOL1Ons IL
present plans do not miscarry. The
~" hut is also beng used for Sleep
ing quarters and many young men
are seeping there.
we have cared for every student
that has arrived and Will continue to
care for all arrivals said l.. +. Par
sons, executive secretary. we have
had committees meet every train and
look after the arrivals. Moscow peo-
pie have responded to the call tor
rooms and we feel that we will be
able TO care for every young man or
young woman who may come, despite
The fact that the enrolment is break
ng all previous records"
The girls are being quartered at
Hall, the girls dormitory
and at the soroity houses, while many
nave found rooms in private homes
Every residence near the university
hat had a spare room has given the
Use of it to students.
DR.. E. A. Bryan, state commission
IT of education, will arrive tonight
md will be at the presidents office
or a day or two where he can assist
n any problems needing his atten-
ion. 1t had been hoped that the an
ouncement of the selection of the
ew president would be made while
)r. Bryan is here but Secretary Par
ons states that no definite action
boxing to the election of president
as yet been taken by the board.
Morrill, Hall, the agricultural col
ege headquarters, is simply packed
nth students enrolling in the various
ranches of agriculture, horticulture,
nimal husbandry, dairying, etc. The
nrollment in every one of these de-
is expected to set new
acord
Tomorrow night the Elks lodge will
i've a reception to meet the faculty
lembers and an opportunity will be
iven for these TO meet the citizens OF
[oscow, who, with their wives, and
le new and old teachers of the Mos
DIV city schools, are invited to join
| the "get-acquainted" meeting at
le Elks temple.
Glasses will be held tomorrow and
le first assembly will be held at IL
clock, when DIR. Bryan, and other
lembers of the board of education,
nd the new members of the faculty,
{ whom there are many, will speak
the students Moscow citizens are
vited to attend the assembly at IL
clock