Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-01
NATIONAL CLASSES
TORESUME JAN. 3
Registration Opened for Win
ter Quarter-NeW Courses
Are Offered.

The Winter quarter at National Uni
versity begins Tuesday, January 3
when classes will be resumed in the
school of economics and government
the school of law and the graduate de
partment. Registration for the Win
ter quarter has been proceeding fol-
several weeks. Authorities of the uni
versity believe that the number of stu
dents will be approximately the same
rs in the term just closed.
Several new courses are being of
fered. including French which will be
under the direction of Prof. Henry
LaZard, n native OF Metz. France
Prof. LaZard was educated Mt the Ly
Gee Rationale. Nancy. and the College
Rollin, Paris. He has had teaching
experience for a number of years
both in public and private schools. Al
present he is an attache of the ArSen
tine embassy. Another new course
which has been added to the curric
ulum of the school of economies and
government is one of accountancy
with DR.. Joseph S. Fucker in charge.
The Winter term lasts until March
10. and examinations for the quarter
will be held March Z, 8. 3 and 10. In
the law school the term will be some
what longer. it has been announced
the examinations beginning March 20,
according to present plans.
Considerable interest has been shown
by students of the school of economics
In, In
ey and banking. taught by Frederick
+. II. Siddons of the American Secu
rity & Trust Co. This course is a de
practices showing their importance in
the mercantile and banking world.
Throughout the course lectures are
given on credit Instruments. classes of
credit, credit agencies and depart.
ments. collection methods and credit
insurance. The course also touches
on the Federal Reserve System.
In the undergraduate department of
civil and comparative law, six courses
will be offered in the freshman class.
These are: Roman law, analytical and
historical. under Judge Charles s. Lob.
ingier; evolution of modern civil law.
Judge Lobincier; surety. ship, Prof
Thomas Sterling; damages. Prof.
George p. Barse; criminal law text.
Prof II. Winship Wheatiey, and legal
systems of various foreign countries.
The instructor in the latter course Is
10 be announced shortly.
Junior Class Courses.
The junior class of this department
offers six courses during the Winter
term. Institutes Of Justinian. modern
civil law and community property will
be in charge OF Judge IIobingier; juris.
prudence and legal history. DIR. Albert
III. Putney: evidence. Judge Frederick
i. Siddons. equity text, Prof. Hayden
Johnson.
The following courses are being of,
fered in the senior class Of the depart.
ment of civil and comparative law: In
ternational law. Prof. Richard Flour.
noy: international claims. Prof. How
ard Leroy: Federal procedure, DIR.
Putney: review course, Prof. Barse;
real property, Prof. Thomas Fl. Pattcr
son. and comparative government, the
instructor of which is to he announced
The graduate school of this depart.
mient also has scheduled large mum.
Der of classes
The first meeting OF the new year OF
the Cy Pres Club will be held Thurs.
day. january 5. The club will meet
for luncheon at the University Won.
ems Club, 1884 / street. The club IL
composed of all woman students of Ma.
tional University and meets regularly
the first Thursday OF each month.
During the last year the organization
has become one of the most active Mt
National University. Miss Stella Good.
night. junior at the university. il
president of the club.
Annual Senior Smoker.
One OF the most important events
scheduled for the Winter social season
Is the senior smoker. which will take
place during the latter part of Jan
uary. according 10 present plans. Com.
mittees on arrangements have been at
work for some time. and it is planned
TO make 1t The largest smoker ever
held by any class of National Uni.
versity.