Evening star., 1923-12-16
SCHEDULE IS GIVEN
FOR EXAMINATIONS
National University Students
Face Number of Quizzes
During Week.

Dean Charles F. Carusi of the law
school of National University has an
nounced the following schedule of ex-
Wednesday, contracts, by Prof. Thorn
as III. Patterson; real property C, Dean
Carusi. and admiralty, Justice Robb;
Thursday, criminal law, by Justice
Bailey; evidence. Justice Frederick L..
Siddons, and International law. by
Prof. Flournoy; Friday. agency, Prof.
Walter y. Bastian: domestic relations,
Prof. Coombe; partnership, Prof. Con-
rad ii. Syme, and extraordinary legal
remedies, by DR.. Albert H. Putney;
Saturday, insurance. by Prof Vernon
e. West: real property B, Prof Turin
&. Boone, and land and mining, by
Prof. Proudfit. Tuesday is the last
lecture of the school term and the
university will be closed after COM
pietion of examinations Saturday un-
tli January =, when the winter term
will begin.
The following courses will be given
during the winter term: Bills and
notes. by Justice Frederick L. Sfddons,
on Mondays and Fridays: criminal law
cases. by Maj. Peyton Gordon United
Wednesdays; Equity a. by Prof. Hay
den Johnson, on Mondays and Fri
days; equity pleading and practice. by
Justice Jennings Bailey, on Mondays
and Wednesdays; municipal corpora
tions, by Prof. ConradH. Syme, on Mon
days and Wednesdays; conflict of laws,
by Prof Joseph Morgan, on Mondays
and Fridays; damages. by Prof. C. p
Barse, on Tuesdays and Thursdays;
contract cases, by Prof. Walter n,
real property c, by Prof. Thomas H.
Patterson, on Tuesdays and Thurs
days; common law pleadings. by Prof
Roger ODonnell. on Tuesdays and
Judge Glenn Willett. on Tuesdays
ana Thursdays; patent law. by Prof
Samuel Fouts, Tuesdays and Satur-
days; suretyship. Prof. Munter We'd
nesdays and SATURDAYS; equity B, by
Justice Charles H. Robb, on Wednes-
days and Saturdays; constitutions
history. by Prof. Keene. Wednesday:
federal procedure, by DIR. Albert H'
Putney. on Thursdays and SATURDAYS:
case analysis, by Prof Theodore Pey
Frederick p. Myers. on Saturday
nights.
Sigma Nu Phi Fraternity, Washing
ton Alumni Chapter. held a meeting
at the fraternity house, 1852 n street.
last night William Wolff Smith adj,
dressed the meeting. Paul ]. Hansen
is chancellor of the fraternity.
Representative Henry Rathbone Of
Illinois spoke at the university last
night. his subject. being Lincoln 3
Last Day" Mr.. Rathbone's parents
were guests of Lincoln the night he
was shot. He will deliver a series of
lectures on moot court work during
the winter term.
The Woodrow. Wilson Club banquet
will be held at Harvey's on January
8. Alva o. Hearne and Raymond A.
Philibert have charge of arrange
ments
J. Ashby Mason, editor of the 1924
Year Book, has appointed Wesley F.
Pape to the editorial staff.
Sigma Tau Omega Fraternity held
meeting Friday night, at which P.
G. Herman, chairman of the chapter
house committee, made his report.
The Samuel F. Miller Debating So
ciety had the subject last night, RE
solved; That the United States govern
ment should own and operate a mer-
, chant marine; the Richard F. Alvey
Society had, Resolved, That there
should be national legislation MAX
ing uniform marriage and divorce
laws for the states"