Evening star., 1924-05-18
Y. M. C. A. ANNOUNCES
SUMMER SCHEDULES
Accountancy and Other Courses to
Be Available in College Begin
ming Next Nonth.

Summer schedules of classes CON
Quoted by the Y. NJ. C. A. College
were made public last night. Tho
schedule is effective in June
The School of Accountancy will
conduct its summer work on a diff
ferent plan than has been pursued
heretofore, it was stated. Prior to
conducted for the full seventeen
weeks, classes meeting but one nigh,
week. The plan this summer is for
each class to meet two nights week,
This will result in classes opening
June and closing August 3, allow
ing students who take summer work
ample time for their vacations before
the fall term opens.
The subjects offered in ttr Ac-
countancy School for the summer
term and the instructors are a fol-
lows: Accounting ], John Berg. Tues
day and Thursday. economies, Daniel
a. Dollarhide. Monday and Wedncs-
day; accounting ii, Wayne .kcndriCll,
Monday and Friday; sales and ncco-
table Instruments, Bates NJ. Stpvall,
Tuesday and THURSDAY; accounting
Stuart Ball, Tuesday and ThursGLy
cost accounting |. Hugh l-nV Is
Ducker, NJ. G. S, Monday and We'd
nesday; auditing !, Joseph Is. MoTrr.
Tuesday and THURSDAY; industrial
organization, Edward e. Grueu. N"u-
day and Wednesday. All classes In.er
from $50 to 7:30.
Law Courses to BE Given.
Beginning June so. summer courses
H., It- he. SRhnnl Gf u
Glasses in this department will b.
held through a period Of six weeks
The object of these summer courses
is to provide all opportunity Tor IN"
student to supplement the work COW
cred by the regular three years work
required for graduation, or to lIghf"7
the burden of the regular school cur
riculum. Students who pursue taes.
subjects successfully may substitute
graduate work in their senior yea
and then obtain additional credit TO-
ward the degree Of LII. NJ.
The courses to be given are as fci-
lows: Moot court, meeting on Mon
day from $50 to 1880 and w Wednesda.
from $50 TO $50. To provide an "l'-
portunity for students TO obtain q
practical course as an lntroductloH
to practice in the courts, at tim
when the same does not detract from
the work of the regular curriculum
or burden the student during the
regular school year. The work in
cludes drafting Of plcadingS, trials
before judge and jury. hearings in
equity. motions and problems of botU
adjective and substantive law, in
Guiding lectures and discussions ""
practical problems concerning ~"
regular court procedure and practice
Instructors Named.
The instructors of this course will
be Dean Charles V. Inlay and VII
liam A. Read, Conflict of Laws, -
meeting on Wedn eSday from ESQ I"
7:30 and Friday from $50 to 7.$o.
This course is outlined to cover the
the school year. The lectures and
cases are designed to treat on juris-
diction. of law over persons and
things. of courts. in rem. in personan
quasi in rem and for divorce, crea-
ton and enforcement of foreign
rights. remedies. particular classes of
rights, administration of eStatcS
William Roy Valance. A. &, Ii. E.
will be the, instructor. Agency.
meeting Tuesday from $50 TO So"
and Thursday from $50 TO 1:3S The
work regularly covered during the
school year will be given in this
course. The lectures and cases ar"
designed to cover agency. requisites
for creation, principals liability for
torts of the agent. responsibility OF
the agent to third persons, undiS-
closed principal, duties of principal
and agent, delegation of power To
the agent, ratification, termination
Of agency. Thomas j. Frailey will
be the instructor.
Examinations in the School of Law
began May and will be COMP leted
Friday. School of AccCuntancy oN-
aminations began Monday and the
final examination will be Saturday