Evening star., 1925-12-06
NATIONAL j. REVIEW
/. IS SOON TO APPEAR
Law Students Magazine
Larger This Year--Has
Many Contributors.

The coming number Of the National
University Law Review which will be
issued to- subscribers and students Of
the university in January win be the
largest number since this magazine Of
legal topics. edited by law students.
was first published six year ago:
One OF the leading articles Will be
by Hugh c. Bickford, an alumnus of
the law school, former editor Of the
Review, who has written Ave chapters
on "The Legal Concept Of Income
as a Subject OF Federal Taxation
DR.. Charles Sumner 'Lobingier, for
many years Judge Of United States
courts in China and the Philippines.
has contributed an article on The
Common Laws Indebtedness to
Rome"
An address on 1.-THE Proposed Pan
American Convention for Preventing
the American Institute of Interna-
tional Law" delivered recently before
the American Society Of International
Law, by Richard w. Flournoy, jr., as
sistant to the solicitor Of the Depart
ment OF State. is being printed in
the Review.
Miss Emma johnson, who has had
several years Of active railroad sery-
ice, has contributed an article on the
Interstate Commerce Commission. DIR.
Edison L. Whitney, professor Of Ro-
man law. is contributing an article
on THE History and Development Of
Roman Law"
H. w. McCawley. professor Of Fed,
eral taxation, has written on Fed
eral Taxation; and George w.
Wright, a law school senior, Is con.
tributing an article on Interference
in Applications for Patents" Charles
d. McCadden, another senior law
student, Is the author OF an article
giving a history of the Court OF
Claims.
Students also have contributed tc
departments giving recent decisions by
the Patent Office, the Court of Claims
and the Court Of Customs Appeals
edited, respectively. by George w;
Wright. Charles D. McCadden and
The senior class Of the School OF
Business Administration and Govern
ment has organized with the election
of the following officers: President
+. j. Murphy; vice president, Eliseo J
Cprnego; secretary. J. c. Fitrekki
and treasurer. William A. Marble
Anthony Montague has been appointed
chairman OF the year book committee
District Assessor William p Rich
ards addressed the class In real estate
Thursday afternoon.
Alpha Chapter Of the Alpha Beta
Phi Fraternity gave a dance Wednes
day night at the Franklin Square
Hotel. The Joseph H. Choate Chapter
of the Sigma Nu Phi Legal Fraternity
held open house at its inn, 1875 G
street, Wednesday night for 25 non
fraternity men. Beta Chapter of the
Phi Beta CANINE Legal Fraternity in
itiated six members Friday night
r. Houston Brett has been appointed
chairman of the ring committee of the
senior law class. Other members are
Francis W. Trapp. Larry Connors
David II. SchatZow and J. w. Roberts
The first inter-society debate of the
year will be held Saturday, on the
subject. Resolved, that rule % OF
the United States Senate should be
amended so as TO provide that a mere
majority may impose cloture, instead
of the present two-thirds'' The
Samuel F. Miller Society, represented
by William F. Martin. Frank Verdi
and Douglas A. Seely. will debate the
affirmative and the Richard V. Alvey
Society, with George H. Zeutzius
Robert w. Mccullough and Virgil P
Wallace as debaters. has the negative
Prof. Godfrey L. Munter will preside