The Washington herald., 1907-09-27
OPENING OF LAW SCHOOL.
National University VIII Begin ThIr-
ty-eighth Year Next Tuesday

Next Tuesday evening the faculty and
students OF the Law School OF the Ma
tional University will inaugurate the
thirty-eighth year Of law study in that
institution. The registration OF new stu
dents is said 10 exceed that OF any pre-
vious year in the history Of the school.
and emphasizes the growing importance
of Washington as a center OF professional
training. A notable feature Of the en-
TOllment is the large number Of college
graduates and men Of mature years.
The opening exercises viii consist Of
the usual address 20 the students by Dean
Carusi, OF the law faculty. and addresses
from number Of the professors. out
lining the courses offered during the COM
ing year. The courses have been con-
siderably enlarged. and several impor-
tant additions have been made 10 the
corps Of instructors. The faculty for
lSo1-ls0S is as follows:
Eugene Csrsi. Ii D.. professcr q elementary
and advanced real property law. Brig. Gen George
T. Davis, T. s. A. lecturer upou international lay-
ana military law and courts martial; Hon. Hauuis
Iaylor IL. d, professor q the Law q contracts
ana lecturer upon the history II the common law:
Hon. James Schouler. Ii D. professor Z bail
meits and carriers domestic relations wills and
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lessor q the law q equity yITispudeuce: Gedrze A.
hlns Ii. D.. professor Of constitutional law and
Lecturer upon Court of Claims 1ractce and prssezi
ton Of claims against the United stats: Jackson
j. Raiston. IL. n. professor of the law 4 c0rpo-
ratious and leftrtr upon the law of International
arolirauons: Hon Frank !. Campbell, IL n. lee
UTeT upon jurisdiction u the Department Of The In
terier With reference 20 land and mining laws Fred
ericE l. SidduuS. Ii n professor of negotiable
u inst5a'n-ni5 s and common Law pleading; Charles
O9Nl's tucker LII N. professor o. The law cf sales
admiralty law, and lecturer upon legal bihli0FTaTfy
tharle- +. Carlsl. IL n, professor Of the law n
eyldeIce t0rts and partnership; Charles A. Keigxfn
IL n, instructor IN common law urac-i~a GRIM
mai Law, and criminal procedure and Judge Of the
Moot Court common law Hon. Samuel Y Pr1,jd-
NJ, Ii NJ. lecturer upon land and mining laws Of
The United States and practice before the United
States Land once. L. CabeH Williamson. IL. NJ
associate justice 0f the Moot Court Il Apu.es. Ju=
uce Charles II. Robb chief justice cf TIE Moot
Court of Appeals; William /. Ford IL. n asso-
Clate Justice q the Moot Court u Appeals. Henri
Haywood Glsssie, LII VI, lecturer up0u e1-rao-ii.
fsry remedies and lecturer upon the jurisdiction q
the FedeEsl c1urts and judgc q the Moot Probate
Court Hon. Milton T. Allies Ii N lecturer ur.1n
jurisdiction ard practice before the bureaus q the
Iraas51y; Eugene A. Jones. IL. NJ professor oi
equity pleading and udse q Equity Moot Cc-lrt. ].
Ali.T Kenyon, Ii ~. professor q the law q car
TCrs. tourad SIme. Ii. N professor q the Law a
partnership; Fred. G. OCouuell CLERK q Moot
OGurf, Moucure Burke, IL. b. clerk Moot Court Il
Appeals, Eugene u. Carlsi IL NJ chairman ar.
Amlnng committee and secretary Of law department.
John j. Cassin. Ii. NJ. treasurer
Graduates and friends of the institu-
tiOn, as well as al interested IN legal
education, are cordially invited to be
present The exercises will take place AT
the National Law School Building. S1S-SeO
Thirteenth street northwest. at $50 o. m
October l, 1907.