Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-21
SEVERAL CHANGES MADE
Building Remodeled and New Ad-
dition Built.
MORE ROOM FOR CLASSES
Patent Law Course Added to Cur
riculum-School Carries Strong
Staff of Teachers.

versity will throw open it's doors Octo-
Der : at ESQ pm. for the season of
19lO-I9l1, extending to those who desire
q knowledge of the law unusually fine
opportunities for well directed study.
During the summer the present law
school building has been remodeled and
a large addition built. which will double
the size of the building, giving more
space for classrooms and the library,
and allowing also the classes TO he divid-
ed in order that each individual student
will be given the utmost possible per-
sonal attention. The faculty is composed
of men who are at the present time oc-
cupying the highest positions ON the bench
and at the bar of the District of Column
bia. and students are brought into direct
contact with men whose own achieve
ments qualify them 10 teach. and whose
activity in the profession. either as prac-
ticing attorneys or as judges on the
bench, keeps them abreast OF modern legal
movements.
Beginning with the coming year. spe-
cial course on patent law and practice VIII
be inaugurated. giving those who desire
to specialize on this subject an opportu-
nifty TO have full course without extra
cost The regular course Is three years.
leaClng the Oh ILL., ohA
then there is a graduate course. lead
ing 10 the masters degree. Inc stanoaro
is high and graduates OF the Georgetown
Law School stand high in the profession
in every state of the Union.
List of Faculty Members.
The following list of the faculty shows
the unusual strength of the teaching stan:
Rev Joseph Himmel, S. J.. president Of
n uah III
ID. (Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court OF
the District OF Columbia). dean Of the
faculty, lecturer on common Law pleading
and practice and equity pleading and
practice: George L. Hamilton. Ii. d.. lee
turer on the law Of wills: Seth Shepard,
LII II, (chief justice. Court of Appeals
Of the District of Columbia), lecturer on
constitutional law and equity Jurispru-
dence. Ashley NJ. Gould associate justice
Supreme Court OF the District of Column
bia), lecturer on the law OF contracts.
persons and domestic relations, ana IN
surance: Daniel Thew Wright associate
justice. Supreme Court OF the District OF
Columbia). lecturer on the law of corpora
tons and criminal law; Charles A. Doug
las, A. b., Ii. d., lecturer on the law
of torts. negotiable paper and elementary
law; Michael j. Colbert, A. M, LIZ M,
lecturer on the law of personal property,
and partnership; ID. w. Baker, A. M,
LII ID. Former United States attorney
for the District of Columbia). lecturer on
the law of real estate and evidence; Car
ence r. Wilson. A. B., LII. NJ. United
States attorney for the District OF Column
bia), lecturer on the law OF agency ana
pleading; John j. Hamilton, A. B., LII. M,
lecturer on the law OF bankruptcy and
real estate; Adolph A. Hoehling, LII. M.
lecturer on the law OF evidence, and J.
Nota McGill. LII. NJ, lecturer on patent
law and practice.
The moot courts are composed Of the
fnI nurin Il nd of he
Daniel w. O'Donoghue, A. NJ. Pm. D.'
III. NJ, and James S. EasbySmith, A.
NJ. LIZ NJ. Court of appeals-Messrs.
Leigh Robinson. J. Nota McGili: clerk OF
court, Frank Z. Cunningham and Ralph
ID. Quinter, Ii. NJ. instructors in law,
Daniel w. O'Donoghue. A. NJ. Phi. D.,
LII. NJ; James S. Easby-Smith, A. B..
LII. M: Charles E. Roach. A. b., Ii:
Boyd. LII. NJ: Edmund Brady. A. B..
IL. B.: w. Cleary Sullivan. LII. B.: John
4. Laskey, LIZ M; William Henry
White. LII. NJ; George E. Sullivon. LII.
secretary and treasurer: Frank t. Cum
ningham and Ralph ID. Quinter, assistant
secretaries.
Fourth-Year Lecturers.
Lectures in the fourth year or post
graduate course-Holmes Conrad Gate
solicitor general of the United States),
on the history and development OF the
law and comparative Jurisprudence and
on the history of the English law; Rev.
John A. Conway, s. j., on natural Law
and canon law; Munroe Smith. LII. ID.
professor in the school Of political
science OF Columbia University. New
York city, ~. W. on civil law: Hannis
Taylor, LII d.. on international law and
foreign relations of the United States and
history of constitutional government;
Raleigh c. Minor. Ii. ID. professor OF
law in the University OF Virginia). on
conflict OF laws; John w. Yerkes, LII. D.,
on railroad law: Adds b. Browne. L.
B., on Jurisprudence practice Of United
States courts: William c. Woodward, NJ.
D.. LIZ NJ. on medical jurisprudence;
George L. Hamilton. Ii. D., on legal
ethics: ID. W. Baker, A. NJ, LII. D.. on
general practice and exercises In plead