Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-28
FALL AND WINTER TERM
NATIONAL UNIVERSITY LAW
SCHOOL TO OPEN TUESDAY.

The faculty and students Of the Law
School Of the National University will next
Tuesday evening tnaugurate the thirty
eighth year Of law study in that institu-
ton. The registration of new students Is
said to exceed that Of any previous year in
the history of the school. A notable fea-
ture Of the enrolment Is the unusually
large number of college graduates and men
Of mature years.
Graduates and friends of the institution
as we'll as all interested in legal education
are cordially Invited to be present at the
opening. The exercises will take place at the
street northwest, at $3.50 o'clock pm. Oc-
tober l.
The opening exercises will consist of the
usual address to the students by Dean Ca
ruS1 of the law faculty. and addresses by
a number of the professors outlining the
courses offered during the coming year.
Inc courses have been considerably en-
larged and several important additions have
been made to the corps Of instructors,
Members Of the Faculty.
The faculty for 1qo7-19Os is as follows:
Eugene Carusi. LID, professor of elemen-
tary real properly law; Brig. Gen. George B.
Davis. U. 8. A.. Judge advocate general Of
the United States Army. lecturer on inter-
national law and courts-martial; Hannis
Taylor LID. professor Of the law Of con-
tracts and lecturer on the history of the
common law; James Schouler. professor of
Wills and administrations; Edward H.
Thomas, corporation counsel of the District
or Columbia, professor OF the law of equity
jurisprudence; George A. King. LID, pro-
fessor OF constitutional law and lecturer on
Court OF Claims practice and prosecution of
claims against the United States; Jackson
II; Ralston, LIN, professor Of the law
Of international arbitrations: Frank L.
Campbell, Linz assistant attorney gen
eral Of the United States. Department of
the Department Of the Interior with refer
ence to lana and mining laws; Frederick L.
siddons. LIN, professor of negotiable in
Charles Cowles Tucker. LIN, professor Of
the law of sales. admiralty law and lee
turer on legal photography; Charles F. Ca
dence. torts and partnership; Charles A.
keigwin, LIN, instructor in common law
practice, criminal law and criminal pro-
cedure and Judge Of the common law moot
sistant attorney United States Department
OF the Interior. lecturer on land and min
Ing laws Of the United States and practice
before the United States land office; L. Ca
bell Williamson, LIN, associate justice Of
the moot court Of appeals: Justice Charles
q; R9bb' ASSOCIATE justice Court Of Appeals
moot court Of appeals: William L. Ford
LIN, associate justice of the moot court
Of appeals; Henry Haywood Classic, LIN
formerly assistant attorney for the District
of Columbia, lecturer on extraordinary
remedies and lecturer on Jurisdiction of the
federal courts and Judge Of the moot pro-
bate court; Milton E. Allies. LIN formerly
assistant secretary United States Treasury,
lecturer on Jurisdiction and practice before
the bureaus Of the treasury; Eugene A.
Jones. IL. M. professor of equity pleading
and practice and Judge of equity moot
court: ]. Miller Kenyon, LIN. professor
Of the law Of carriers: Conrad syme. LIN,
professor of the law Of partnership