South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-14
PREDICT RECORD
ENROLMENT FOR
NOTRE DA M E j.
More Than 1000 Already Reg
istered Believe Majority
Are Yet to Come.

Are I et to Come.
Despite che fact that more than
900 students had enrolled at $otre
Dame between Monday morning and
Wcdnesday. the bulk OF regis
tratlon IS set 20 come. Rev Patrick
Mcbride reg strar OF the university.
predicted "wednesday.
Father Mcbride announced last
nigh. that q total Of 1907 students
had registered So far. Despite the
fact that yesterday was the last Of
the three days definitely set aside
for registration. many more stu
dents are expected 20 register with
ir tho next few days. making the
final enrolment for the term equB
70 or greater than that OF las year.
Hundreds OF new faces on the
campus and az the offices. with few
of the upper classmen hack at this
time. indicates that a like number
% last years students are delaying
their arrival until the last minute.
probably % avoid the early rush.
a committee Of 90 upper classmen
are meeting new students M the
railway station and giving them
every assistance in getting register
ed and located
Need More Rooms.
Announcement that the temper
ary dormitory Of which Rev Leo
lIeiser is rrcfect. VIII not be ready
for occupancy for three weeks. has
led 10 a demand for temporary
rooms in the city for those who
have made reservations in the new
hall. About 200 students who expect
"a TO be housed in the new dormi-
tory will have 20 move TO the city
for three weeks as every available
bed and room on the campus is
taken.
Father Gassensmith. project OF
the off campus students. IS being
swamped with requests for addi-
tional rooms due 10 the delay in the
completion OF the dormitory and il
desirous OF obtaining a number OF
temporary rooms in the city for the
period OF three weeks. Anybody
having rooms 10 rent temporarily
are requested TO report or phone in
formation 20 that effect 20 Main
25O2. the day students office on the
campus.
Many "Day Dodgers"
Nearly 500 students have already
been registered az "day-dodEers'
and are engaging rooms in South
Bend This number is expected 20 be
more than doubled during the next
two days
Changes i'm rules of discipline
whereby upper classmen viii be
granted more privileges than were
had in former years. will be an
nounced Thursday by Rev. James
Quinlan. perfect OF discipline
South Bend business men are re-
spending readily 10 the university's
appeal for jobs I'm the city for stu
dents desiring 20 work their way
through college. James Bell who is
in charge of the city employment
bureau. announced "Wednesday. stu
dents DESTROYS OF employment in the
rity VIII find q number Of oppor-
funities listed with Mr.. Bell in the
pmcc OF the registrar.
Announcement that the new foot
BAN stands being built ON the east
side OF the gridiron may not be
comrleted until the homecoming
game with Indiana university Nov.
4. was made 10y men in charge OF
the construction wednesday. The
lower section of the stands viii how
ever be available for the first games
on Cartier field and together with
Abe north-end bleachers that have
been added. will greatly increase
and more than suffice for the attend
ance at the Kalamazoo. De PAW
and 81. Louis university games.
Open Campus Cafeteria.
Delay in securing posts for The
frame construction Nv -rk or the
stands is responsible for their tardy
completion. workmen said It Is
uroba bic that the carpenters now
WORKING on the new dormitorv will
aid and speed mp the construction
OF the football stands after fnishins
fheIr work on the new hall
The Nctrc Dame cafeteria which
Is oDcratcd bv a. s. Clark. manager
of the KapIc restaurants I'm Soutt
BEND. has made some reductions ir
prices and IS prepared 20 feed sew
eraI hundred more students than ate
shere last wear.
The candy. tailor. shoe and bar
Der shops arc already doing big
business and pre prepared for th'
Increased curollment.
Glasses are scheduled 20 star
THURSDAY afternoon ut 1:15 O'Clock
and students reporting late VIII o'
inenaIlzcd by reductions i'm theu
marks