Evening star., 1924-09-14
MANY ENROLLING
AT NATIONAL j.
University to Begin 56th
Year on October 1-Regis-
tration Exceeds Records.

National University. which is to
begin the first of October upon it's
fifty-sixth year, contemplates the
largest enrolment of students in the
entire history of the school. Advance
registration is heavier than ever be-
fore in the law school of the uni
versity. and there have already been
more enrollments in the college of
finance and business administration
than were enrolled at the opening date
last year.
The faculty of the college of finance
ana business administration has been
more than doubled Professors have
been drawn from other colleges and
universities all over the country.
flans under way for social affairs
OF the various organizations, es-
Declally the fraternities, prophesy an
interesting Winter season The new
clubhouse of Pi Beta Gamma. located
In Benson's Division near Cabin John
Bridge and recently opened with a
series of social affairs including a
smoker, a Labor day luncheon. and
d dinner dance, will be the scene of
many of the Winter affairs.
New Officers Chosen.
New officers have recently been
elected in the Phi Beta Gamma Fra
tcrnlty. j. H. Wilmington was
elected chief justice to fiji the un-
expired term of S. E. Seitz. resigned.
me Kappa Beta Ri Legal Sorority
VIII besin its ninth annual conven-
uon in Washington Thursday. The
1hree local chapters-Omicron Chap
Ter at National. Mu Chapter at George
Washlnf-ton and Epsilon Chapter at
NdsnihI Son College of Law-will en-
tertaln .he visiting delegates, and
haon
gram OF unusual interest for the Wis
TORS during their four days here
The committee in charge of arrange
1nents includes Miss Clephane of
Ieorge Washington, Mrs Keith of
Washington tollege Of Law and Mrs.
Mae L. Peacock of National
Plan Legal Magazine.
me official University Magazine,
published monthly, will be this year
strictly legal publication and will
be under the title of National Uni
Nerslty Law Review" The staff is
composed of c. B. McCullar. editor-in-
chief; Harold r. Stephenson. business
manager; Miss Loyola NJ. Coyne, cir
cuiatlon manager: ]. G.. Mcleod ad-
vertIsIng manager, and George r
Martin, treasurer. Recent additions
10 the editorial staff include L. D.
Waller, Alva o. Hearne and Miss
Margaret NJ. Campbell. The first is
sue of the Magazine will be out at the
opening of school in October An ad-
Nisory committee from the faculty, to
work with the editorial staff, includes
Prof. Theodore Peyser, professor of
case analysis and legal research; !;
Prof. Hayden Johnson, professor of
criminal law, and Prof. Albert H. Put
ney, professor of constitutional law
and Federal procedure.
The law school has doubled its ca
pacity, but still it is not expected
that accommodations can be provided
for all those applying for admission
for the Fall term. An addition of
several thousand volumes of the
latest law books has been made to
The library. A number Of improve
ments have been made in the class
rooms in the hope of being able to
care for all those applying for en-
trance to the school this Fall, but
this will not be possible, in view of
the exceedingly heavy advance regis
trations. Preference will be given to
former students and the others will
be accepted in the order of regis
tration.