Evening star., 1928-04-01
fANS|LE REVIEWS
SM|TH-VARE CASE
Historical Writer Has Article
in National University
Publication.

'The Srnith-vare Case and Its Rela-
tion 10 Senate Procedure" by Charles
C. TanSill. will be the lead article in the
National University Law Review, the
Spring number of which is ready to so
10 press. Other articles of unusual in
tereSt and Importance. not only to men,
bers of the leqal profession. but TO the
public generally. also will be contained
In this issue of the publication.
DR.. Tansill is the author Of number
Of important historical works. among
these being The Pennsylvania and
Maryland Boundary Controversy, pub
lisled in 1918, and work entitled the
Canadian Reciprocity Treaty or 1884.
which was published in 1921. DR.. Tan
aill also was in charge of compiling the
papers relating to the origin OF the
World War. which was carried out un-
der a Senate resolution at the Library
Of Congress,
Judge Lohingier Speaks
Judge Charles S. Lobingier. head OF
the department of civil and comparative
law at National University. addressed
members Of Beta Chapter of Phi Delta
Delta national legal sorority, at its
regular monthly meeting. March 25. at
the womenls University Club, 1854
street. Judge Looingier's subject was
professional Possibilities Of Community
Property Law"
Judge Iobingier described the COM
nlinity system. traced its development
on the map. pointing out that more
than half the countryS territorial area
is. or has been. subject TO the COM
munity. and recommended 1t as basis
of uniform legislation on marital prop
erty rights. The address was followed
hy general discussion Of the subject.
Judge Lobingier also was the guest OF
q group of Filipino students at lunch
con at the Raleigh Hotel last sunday.
A representative of the faculty from
each OF the higher educational institu-
tions in the District OF Columbia was
present and each was called upon to
make suggestions for the guidance OF
the hosts Judge Lobingier advised the
Filipinos to concentrate on those StuoleS
which they would be most likely TO need
In their own country.
The Pan-American Union was the
subject Of lecture by Prof. Godfrey
Hunter at a recent meeting OF, the class
: In law practice.
Editorial work on the yearbook, THE
Docket" has been completed, 1t Is an
nounced by William L. Bruckart, ed-
itor. and ii viii be sent to the printer
during the course Of the week.
Features Of Annual.
One Of the features Of the annual viii
be Retrospect" by George e. Burdick.
Another feature of the book will be
number of cartoons by Clifford Berry,
man. cartoonist for The Star. The pub
Mcation will be distributed early in May,
according to present plans.
A special course In wills and admin
tstration for the senior class has been
inaugurated, due to the large attend
ance at the regular course on this sub
1ect. The special course Is under the
direction of Prof w. Clark Taylor. A
large number of freshmen and juniors
are enrolled in the regular course,
which caused the overcrowded condi-
ton
Candidates for the debating teams
which will meet Bridgewater College
have been called for and tryoutS are to
BEGIN this week The debate viii be
held during the next few weeks. 1t has
been announced. Prof Fred p. Myers
is in charge Of the debate tryouts. Sew
eral members Of last years debate group
have announced they viii try for the
teams These are Robert L. Hollowell,
Wilmer D. HoIlowell and Walter w.
Bryan. three prominent debaters at Ma
tsof1ai University.
The Wholesaier-Who Is Hep" Is the
title of an article by William Boyd
Craig, professor of English in the School
of Economics and Government at Ma
tioaal University, which appears In the
April number Of Nations Business. This
article deals with the results OF the
meeting of some 200 wholesalers at the
headquarters Of the Chamber Of Com
fnerce Of the United States, which was
called TO consider the question Of whole
sailing.
Students OF the English department
at the university viii participate in q
debate tomorrow evening on the sub
ject Resolved, That the eighteenth
amendment 10 the Constitution should
be repealed" This debate viii be held
at $50 pm. and viii be open 10 the
public.
Personnel Of Teams.
e I. SNYDER. v. D. Duiay and r. j.
Young viii debate for the affirmative
side OF the question. while the negative
position viii be upheld BY r.. l.. Cog
gan. j. .. Dalisay and A. II. Daugherty.
This debate will be under the direction
Of Prof Craig II is the second 10 be
held by students OF this department
during tkle present school year.
Earl ]. Soeiberg, editor Of the Ma
tionaI University Law Review and one
Of the foremost debaters at the univer-
eity. viii take part In the coming presi-
Dental campaign as a stump speaker.
According 10 present plans he viii start
On a speaking tour during the early
Pail, covering the Northwestern States
Of Idaho, Washington, Oregon and
Utah