South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-30
INCREASE FACULTY
AT UNIVERSITY TO
MEETREQUIREMENT
Twenty New Instructors En-.
ployed to Accommodate
LOO Students.

over 100 instructors are on the
faculty Of the University OF Notre
Dame this year in order TO care for
the increase in enrolment % 100.
the greatest number Of students IN
the schools history. About 90 new
instructors have been secured in ad-
dition TO those Of last year.
Or. Charles MERCER. nephew OF
the courageous Belgian hero who de-
Tended his people against the invad-
ing German hOrdes. Cardinal Desire
Joseph MERCER, IS perhaps the most
noteworthy OF the new instructors.
Or. MERCER is teaching metaphysics
and the higher PHILOSOPHERS 20 the
junior and senior classes.
The return OF Rev. John Cava-
naugh, csc, 10 the university. after
some time in Washington. following
his term as president Of the univer-
sity, was welcome one Father
Cavanaugh is acknowledged by
many as the best speaker in the
country and great interest is being
shown in his classes in the novel and
classics. Rev. Joseph Leonard Car
rico. csc. dean Of the college Of
arts and letters, is experimenting
the lectures of Father Cavanaugh
with talks on the writing and prep
aration Of sketches. short stories and
other writings.
Lawyers Lecture.
Rev. Thomas Hennessey. English
Rev. Matthew Healy, English; Rev.
Patrick Carroll Irish literature;
Rev. John Miller. Latin; Rev. Fa-
Their StaCh, history; Charles z. RO-
bitaille. French: Harry NJ. Doyle.
former superintendent OF Laporte
county schools, economics and edu-
cation; Al Slaggert, Saginaw. Mich,
English; Rev. Louis Remarez. who
has been teaching in Rome and
Spain, Spanish; Daniel Sullivan, Le-
land Powers School Of Expression.
Boston, public speaking; Rev. Pat
rick Mcbride, Greek, have also been
added to the college of arts and let
tiers.
The college of law has secured
Arthur Hunter, Samuel Parker, and
Vitus Jones. three South Bend at
torneys. to lecture TO the students Of
that school.
The colleges of engi ering and
science have many new men. Among
them are Frank Koran, former as
sistant city engineer of Troy, n. Y,
a graduate Of Rensselaer, Institute.
who is teaching English and mathe-
mRtics: Daniel Hull. Chicago. math-
ematiCs; Arthur p. eraser. former
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National Carbon Co, Cleveland,
electrical engineering; James Esch-
willer, trigonometry; Phillip ]. Byrne
chemistry: James W. Haywood, ag-
riculture: Mr. Meersman, shop
work; Joseph Reicher. chemistry;
Lawrence ROnhaut, chemistry; Ra
fael Rubio chemistry; Mr. Ruddi-
man, chemistry; Mr.. Schubmehl
mathematics; Rev. Joseph Donahue
physics: Rev. Father Horwatah, sci
ence: Mr. Wenzke, soil analysis
Dean O'Hara Busy.
In the commerce school special at
tention will be paid to work done
in the student chambers Of com
merce, Rev. John F. OTIara, c. S.
I c.. dean, said The chamber is a
special feature Of the commerce
school at Notre Dame Freshmen
are not required to attend these ses-
sions this year.
/ The department Of journalism has
about doubled its registration as
I compared with last year. over a
hundred are on the lists as COM
pared with 65. Special work in
etymology, increased newspaper cor
+ resrondence work, and other fea-
lures have added TO the courses at
+ tractiveness this wear