Registration continues on Tuesday and on Wednesday the university classes will begin. The university will be officially open for the 1922-1923 year Wednesday morning when the first assembly will be held. Commissioner Bryan will be the principal speaker. His subject has been announced as "The Realm of Choice." All members of the faculty will be in academic costume.

On Saturday announcing the marriage of Alfred S. St. Mitchell, formerly of Moscow, who now resides at Hot Springs, Mont., to Miss Hazel Kimber of Spokane on September 9. The young people will reside at Hot Springs, Mont.

Charles A. Whitcher of Portland, arrived in Moscow Sunday to visit his mother, Mrs. Mae Whitcher on East Cards. The trip was received in Moscow. Mr. Whitcher made the first trip in his automobile.

Enrollment started at the University of Idaho Monday morning with the prospect of the heaviest registrants on the Idaho campus at 1500, although no definite enrollment figures have been completed. Students continued to arrive in Moscow on all trains Monday and more are expected up to the end of the week.

15116 to 16,16 heavy enrollment the housing situation is regarded as serious and can only be relieved by the construction of the new women's dormitory. Moscow people threw open their homes Sunday night to upper classmen while all freshmen and sophomore girls were housed for the night at Ridenbaugh and Jenkins halls. The delay in the arrival of a carload of furniture further complicated the housing problem. 