The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-09-27
LAW SCHOOL OPENS
THURSDAY EVENING
Members Of National Univer-
Sity Faculty Have Been
Announced.

The National University Law School
begins its fortieth year next Thursday
evening at $50 o'clock.
The faculty viii consist this year OF
the following: Eugene Carusi, IL. D..
chancellor Of the university. professor
Of elementary real property law: Brig
Gen. George B. Davis, judge advocate
general. L. S. A, lecturer upon inter
national law and military law and
courts martial; Hannis Taylor, Ii. D..
lecturer upon the history OF common
law; James SchOuler, IL D. professor
of baIlments and carriers, domestic re-
lations, wills and administrations; Ed
ward H. Thomas. LII. N. Corporation
Counsel for the District OF Columbia.
professor OF the law Of equity jurispru-
dcnce: George A. King. Ii. D., lecturer
upon Court Of Claims practice and pros
ecution Of claims against the United
States; Jackson Il RalstOn. lecturer
upon the law Of international arbitra-
tions; Hon. Frank I. Campbell. Ii. NJ.
assistant attorney general Of the Unit
ed States Department Of the Interi-
or, lecturer upon jurisdiction Of the
Department Of the Interior with refer
ence 10 land and mining laws: Freder-
lex I. SiddOns. LII NJ, professor Of
the law Of negotiable Instruments. evil
dence and constitutional law; John q.
Capers. LII. NJ. Commissioner Of In
ternaI Revenue, professor Of the law
Of contracts; Charles CowIes Tucker.
LII NJ. official reporter Of the Court
OF Appeals. District Of Columbia. pro-
lessor Of the law of sales. admiralty
law. ana lecturer upon legal bibuog-
raphy; Charles +. Carusi. dean Of the
faculty, professor Of the law Of ad-
vanced real property. forts and corpor-
atoms; Charles A. Keigwin, Ii. NJ,
instructor in common law practice,
common law pleading, criminal law and
criminal procedure. and Judge Of the
moot court common law: Hon. Sam
uel Y. Prouddt. IL. NJ. assistant com
missioner General Land Office. lecturer
upon land and mining laws Of the Unit
cd States and practice before the L. S.
Land Office; /. CabeI Williamson. Ill
NJ. associate Justice Of the moot cour.
Of appeals; Justice Charles Il Robh,
associate justice OF the Court of Appeals
OF the District of Columbia, chief jus.
uce Of the moot court of appeals: vii
liam T. Ford, IL. NJ. associate justice
Of the moot court Of appeals; Henry
Haywood Classic. IL. NJ, lecturer upon
extraordinary remedies and Jurisdiction
Of the Federal courts. and judge Of the
moot probate court; Eugene A. Jones.
IL. NJ. professor OF equity pleading.
and judge of the equity moot court;
J Miller Kenyon. IL. NJ, professor. of
the law Of carriers; Conrad II. SWINE.
LII NJ. professor OF the law Of part
nership: AIoncure Burke. Ii. B.. clerk
Of the moot court Of appeals: Fred c.
0ConneU. clerk Of the moot coUrt
Eugene y. Carusi. Ii NJ. chairman eN.
aiming committee and Spcrefary- ~
law department; John L. Cassin, II,
NJ. treasurer.
The exercises VIII be brief. and con-
Sist chiefly Of the announcements Of the
courses offered. The only noteworthy
changes IN the faculty consists in the
! appointment ~ John @. Capers. for
merry United States Attorney, and now
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue. "a
the chair Of contracts and an extended
course upon the history OF the common
, law by DR.. Hannis Taylor. the distin
Euished author Of several works on that
subject.
The advance registration is report ed
as unusually large. and promises to taH
the seating capacity OF the lecture halls
% the utmost. The increase is said Ia
I be partly due To the increase in the
number Of Government employees dur
: ing the summer, and 70 the renla rka bic
( record Of the school in the bar exam
( nations here and in the States 100 Del
cent Of the applicants having passed.