THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY

The Ohio late 'ni~ersity, located in Columbus, is a part of the public educational facilitie maintained by the State. It comprises e~en colleges and a graduate cbool: The College of Agriculture, The College of Arts, Philosophy and Science, The College of Education, The College of Engineering, The College of Law, The College of Pharmacy, The ollege of "eterinary Medicine, The Graduate chool, Thi Bulletin is devoted exclu ively to the work of the College of Law, offered during the academic year beginning September, 1912.

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3 UNIVERSITY CALENDAR 1912 Entrance examinations (8a. m. ) ,Tuesday to Saturday, June 4 to 8. Summer Session, June 17 to August 9. Entrance examinations (8a. m. ) ,Tuesday to Saturday, to 14· Pirst semester begins-Registration Day-Tuesday,. President's Annual Address Friday, , 11 a. m. Latest date of admission to candidacy for a degree at the Commence­ ment of , Tuesday, October I. Thanksgiving recess begins November 27, 6. p. m., and ends Decem­ ber 2, a. m. Christmas recess begins Friday, December 20, 6. p. m.

1913 Christmas recess ends Thursday, January 2, 8 a. m. Winter Courses in Agriculture and Dairying begin Monday, January 6. Final examinations, First semester, Friday, January 31 to Thursday, February 6. First semester ends Thursday, February 6, 6 p. m. Second semester begins-Registration Day-Tuesday, February II. Washington's Birthday, Saturday, February 22. Easter recess, Thursday, March 20, 6 p. m., to Tuesday, March 25, Sa. m. Competitive Drill-Cadet Regiment-Saturday, May 24. Memorial Day, Friday, May 30. Final examinations, Thursday to Thursday, May 29to June 5, (except Friday, May 30). Entrance examinations (8 a. m.), Tuesday to Saturday, June 3 to 7. Commencement, \Vednesday, June II.

4 COlJ..EGE OF LAW Faculty

WILLIAM OXL:KY THOMPSON, D. D., LL. D., PR:KSIDItNT of the Uni­ versity. JOHN JAY ADAMS, M. A., LL. D., DEAN, PROF:KSSOR of LAW. WU,LfAlII HERBERT PAGE, B. A., LL. M., SECRll,'TARY, Professor of Law. GEORGE W. RIGHTMIRE, M. A., Professor of Law. ALONZO H. TUTTLE, 1\1. A., LL. B., Professor of Law. EDGAR B. KINKEAD, M. A., Professor of Law, Judge of Common Pleas Court. JOHN A. SCHAUCK, M. A., LL. D., Professor of Law, Judge of Supreme Cou:t. EDMOND B. DILI,ON, M. A., Profe or of Law, Judge of Common Pleas Court. WILLIAM B. COCKLEY, B. A., LL. B., Assistant Professor of Law.

CHARLES E. BLANCHARD, LL. B., Assistant Professor of English.

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AIMS AND EQUIPMENT The purposes of the College of Law are to impart an accurate knowledge of the principles of the law, to illustrate the application of these principles to the practical affairs of I ife and to furnish such legal training as will fit students for practice in any part of the country­ in a word, to teach students both to know and to apply the law. The college occupies a building upon the campus, which was com­ pleted in 1902 and is named Page Hall for Henry Folsom Page who was an attorney-at-law and lived at Circleville, Ohio. He bequeathed a large estate valued at uearly a quarter of a million dollars to the Ohio State University. On the first floor are three large lecture rooms and two other class­ rooms, the offices of the Dean and of the ecretary, and room of the Law Literary Society. On the second floor of the building, the law library is Melved in a fire-proof stack room capable of housing fifty thousand volumes. At each end of the building is a well-lighted read­ ing room communicating with the stack room. Large reading tables are provided for the accommodation of the studeuts. There is also a consulting room for the accommodation of students.

LIBRARIES The Library of the College of Law contains the reports of the Federal Courts, the reports of all the states and territories, including also the ,,Porto Rico and Alaska, the full reprint of the English Reports and Official English Reports since the period covered by the repriuts, Canadian Reports, Australian Commonwealth Reports, the National Reporter System, American Reports, American Decisions, American State Reports, Lawyers' Reports Annotated, American and English Annotated CRies, American Bankruptc} Reports, Interstate Commerce Reports, the Statutes and Digests of all the States, of and , the standard Legal Encyclopedias and General Digest, standard Legal Periodicals, and about one thou­ sand well selected treatises. The Noble Law Library and the Emer­ son McMillin Library are included in the above enumeration. At present the library contains abont 14,000 volumes, and large addi­ tions are being made annually. The following libraries are also accessible to the student: The University Library contains about II4,000 volumes of care­ fully selected books upon all subjects. This is quite complete iu the most recent standard works upon history and political science, philOSo- COLLEGE OF LAW 7 phy, etc. A good collection of the leading scientific, technical, and literary magazines and journals is to be found here. The State Law Library of over 35,000 volumes is the largest and most complete law library in the State, and ranks among the best in the . It contains all the American Reports (Federal and State), Decisions, Digests. and Statute Laws, and keeps abreast of the publication of current text-books, books of reference, and leading law periodicals. The deparllpent of English, Scotch, Irish, and British Colonial Decisions is well cared for and growing yearly more compre­ hen ive. About 800 volumes have been added to the Library annually for the last few years, among the recent additions being about 100 vol­ ume of Aus~ralian and Canadian Law Reports formerly missing from the catalogue. This library is located in the new State Judiciary Build­ ing in the grounds of the State Capitol, and many students avail them­ selves of its privileges. It is open every week-day, except Saturday, from 8:30 to 5 o'clock; on Saturday it closes to the public at noon. The State Library, in the State House, is a library of general Iiter­ ature, history, science, biography, political and social science, philos­ ophy, etc., comprising over I75,ooo volumes. The leading magazines, journals and other periodicals are also to be found here. The City Library, with 74,000 volume and large reading rooms, located on Grant avenue, at the head of State street, may be used by stud en ts, under reasonable restrictions. The Public School Library, with over 81 ,000 volumes, is open to students of the niversity. With all these large collections of books and other reading matter accessible to the students of this College, it can be r'!adily seen tllat the opportunities for pursuing the course of study to a successful term­ ination are unexcelled. 8 T HE O HIO STATE UNIVERSITY

ADMISSION

General Requirement Applicants for admission must be at least eighteen years of age.

University Entrance Board The admission of students is in charge of the University Entrance Board, which determines the credits which shall be issued on all en­ trance examinations and certificates, and furnishes all desired infor­ m ation- to applicants. Correspondence relating to admission should be addressed to the Entrance Board, Ohio State niversity, Columbus.

Admi•• ion to the Coune Leading to a DejI'ree There are two mooes of admission to the course leading to a de­ gree: (a) by examination, (6) by certificate.

Admi•• ion by Examination The E ntrance Board will conduct entrance examinations June <4 to 8. and September 10 to 14. 1912. A part of the examinations may be taken in June and the remainder in September. All applicants for admission who do not pes ess certificates covering entrance re­ quirements must take examinations for admission. SCHEDULE OF EXAMINATIONS. The hours for examinations are 8 A. M. and I P. M. Students intending to take any of the examina­ tions scheduled in any given half-day must appear within one bour of the time set for the examination. Students applying for examina­ tion will first go to the office of t he Entrance Hoard, Room 100, Uni­ versity Hall, for registration. Tuesday A. M. History: Ancient and Medieval (to 814 A. D.), Medieval and Modern (after8r4 A.D. ),Engli~h. " P . M. English Composition and Rhetoric, English Classics, Chemistry. Wednesday A. M. Algebra, Physical Geography. ----P. M. Plane Geometry, German, Spanish. • .A 81)('Cilll bulletin of t'ntrllnce inform8tion will be m8iled on requesl. Addr~ "s The Univ.. r ity Editor. COLLEGE OF LAW 9

Thursday A. M. Civil Government, Solid Geometry, ZOOlogy. P. M. Beginning Latin and Cresar, Elements of Agri- culture, Trigonometry, Commerical Geography. Friday A. M. Physics, Physiology, Botany. P. M. American History, French, English Literature. Saturday A. M. Vergil, Cicero, Domestic Science.

~dmi.. ion by Certificate Applicants may be admitted without examination on presenta­ tion of properly indorsed certificates from a first grade high school in Ohio, or a chool of equivalent rank, or approved normal school, provided that the work covered by said certificate meets the require­ ments in the section entitled "Requirements by Units." The certifi­ cate must show that the applicant is a graduate in good standing of the school issuing it j and also 1"T\ust state in detail the studies pur­ sued, the text-books used, the amount of work done in each study, the amount of time devoted to it, and the fact that the applicant has passed in the work. Any entrance requirement not covered by a certificate must be met by examination. Blank certificates may be obtained by addre sing the Secretary of the Eutrance Board. Certificates should be filled out and returned to the niversity as early as possible after the close of schools in June. Since errors are frequently made in transcribing the record upon the blank form, the candidate should verify his certificate and see that it gives him credit for all his school work.

Requirement. by Unit. A unit is a course of study covering a school year during which not less than one hundred and twenty clock-hours are devoted to class room work on the study. Applicants, to be admitted to full standing, must obtain credit by examination or certificate for fifteen- units, chosen from the follow­ ing ubj ects , and must also satisfy the requirements of paragraph en­ titled "College Work." Engli h ...... _...... J, 2, 3,or 4 units (Foreign students may substitute their native language for the English requirements.)

'For c~rtlflcallon by the UnIversIty to the upreme Court tor admIssIon to the tate Bar Examination of hlo, th candldot mUSI meet tbe requirements tor the Collel!e ot Arts, Philo ophy and Science.

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American History or American History and Civil Government...... 1 unit Ancient History (Greek and Roman) and Medieval History to 814 A. D...... I unit Medieval and Modern History (from lil4 A. D. to the present)...... I unit (For the present General History may be counted as a unit, but not in addition to Ancient or Medieval and Modern History.) English History...... I unit Algebra (through quadratics)...... 1 unit Algebra (beyond quadratics)...... ~ unit Geometry (plane)...... •.. 1 unit Geometry (solid)...... ~ nnit Trigonometry...... }f unit Latin ...... 2, 3, or 4 units Greek ...... 2, 3, or 4 units German ...... 2, 3. or 4 units French ...... 2, 3, or 4 units Spanish ...... 2, 3, or 4 nnits ( ot less than two units of any foreign language will be accepted.) Commercial Geography Physics...... I unit Chemistry...... I unit Physical Geography...... J nnit Zoology ...... • ...... J unit Botany...... I unit Phy ieal Geography } For the present any two of . ~~f these may he counted to- Physiology gether as...... J unit No applicant will be accepted who is deficient or conditioned in required entrance work representing in the aggregate more than two units. This rule does not apply to the college work indicated as re­ quisite for a degree. Work of collegiate grade may be made up at any time before the Friday preceding Commencement Day. Removal of Entrance Conditions The removal of entrance conditions is admini tered by the En­ trance Board. Conditions may be removed (1) by exam~nation or (2) by the substitution of exce s work in other approved subjects, or (3) COLLEGE OF LAW II

by the substitution of other equivalent work to be done at the Uni­ versity. All entrance conditions must be removed within two years after admission. If, at the end of the first year, a student still has entrance conditions outstanding, the Secretary of the College will assign such college courses as may be deemed a fair equivalent for the work in which the stunent has entrance conditions.

College Work

In addition to the foregoing requirements, each candidate for a degree must suumit satisfactory evidence that he has successfully pursued a course of study equivalent to the first two years of the course leading to a degree in the College of Arts, Philosophy and Science of this University. The candidate will be subject to examination in such work. If this work has been done in a college or university of approved stand­ ing, the certificate of such college or university will be accepted as a substitute for such examination.

Admi.. ion with Advanced Standing

(a) Applicants for admi ion with advanced standing must first satisfy the foregoing entrance requirements in the methods described above. This should be doue through the Entrance Board. (b) By presentation of satisfactory certificates issued by a college of law having a course of not less than three years, and requiring at least four years of high school work for entrance, or by examination, such applicants may then obtain any advanced credits in law to which they are entitled. Applicants for admission to the second year must present satisfactory evidence of having completed the work of the first year of the course of law or its equivalent; an applicant for admis­ sion to the third year must present satisfactory evidence of having com­ pleted the work of the first and second years of the course of law or it. equivalent. All law credits must be submitted to the Secretary of the College of Law for adjustment. In order to obtain the full benefit of the arrangement and detail of the course of study, a student should enter at the beginning of the First Year and attend regularly until the completion of the Third Year. Those who are unable to do this are earnestly requested to enter promptly at the beginning of the year, or if special work is desired ill the second semester, at the beginnillg of such semester. l 12 THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY

Admission to the Course Leading to a Certificate

Requirements for admission of students who are not candidates for a degree are the same as the requirements for admission of can­ didates for a degree, except that the student need not offer the work equivalent to the first two years of the College of Arts, Philosophy and Science. These requirements do not necessarily meet the require­ ments of the Ohio Supreme Court for admission to the State Bar Examination.

Admission to Special Courses

A person twenty-one years of age, or over, who desires to pursue a special line of work and does not desire to become a candidate for a degree, may be admitted by vote of the Executive Committee to such classes as he is qualified to enter; provided, that if he afterward be­ comes a candidate for a degree or certificate in law, he must pass the requirements for admission at least one year before the degree or certifi­ cate is conferred. COLLEGE OF LA W 13

COURSES OF INSTRUCTION

FIRST YEAR

Elementary Law. Three hours a week, first semester. Assistant Professor COCKLEV. Blackstone; Robinson's Elementary Law, and cases. Sources of the law; organization of "ourts; study of cases; outliue and general survey of the law. Contract.. Three hours a week throughout the year. Professor PAGE:. Selected cases, references to assigned case-book, collateral refer­ ences to assigned text-book and other collateral readings. The nature of contract; the distinction between contract and other legal ideas; the history of contract; the formation, including offer and acceptance, consideration, subject-matter, and parties; the facts which render an offer and acceptance invalid, such as mistake, mi represen­ tation, fraud, dure and undue influence; formal contracts; written contracts; the statute of frauds; the operation, construction, interpre­ tation and discharge of contracts; and the constitutional restrictions which are applicable to contracts, are considered in this course. It treats of the principles which are appJica!J1e to contracts in general, and is intended as a basis for the subsequent courses on the special types of contract; for the courses which consider the remedies given by common law and by equity; the damages awarded in such case of breach and the right of recovery in quasi contract on rescission or discharge. The case-book and text-hook will be announced later. Torts. Two hours a week, first semester; three hours a week, sec­ ond semester. Professor TUTTLE. Case-book and text. Personal Property. Two hours a week, first semester. Professor RYGHTMIRE. Schouler's Abridged Text on Personal Property, selected cases, and assigned readings. The principal subjects clas ified under this head are treated in their relation to each other and the general field of Law. Attention THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY is also given to judgment, execution, attachment, exemption and re­ plevin. Criminal Law and Procedure. Three hours a week, first semes­ ter. Professor TUTTLE. Case-book and text. Agency. Two hours a week. second semester. Assistant Professor COCKLEY. Reinhard, Cases on Agency. Collateral reading in Mechem's Agency. Real Property I. Two hours a week, second semester. Assistant Professor COCKLEY. Text and cases. Distinctions between real and personal property, fixtures, rents, franchises, easements, profits, natural rights in land, licenses, and feudal tenures. . Domestic Relations. Two hours a week, second semester. Pro­ fessor RIGHTMIRE. Woodruff 's Cases on Domestic Relations, other selected cases, and Collateral reading. Common Law Pleading and Procedure. Two hours, second semester. Professor Kinkead. An historical consideration of Civil Procedure is essential to a proper understanding of the present system. This course will consist of an historical consideration of the common law and equity systems of pleading and procedure with special view to the blending of them into the Reformed System of Procedure under the Code. The work will consist of a study of Text Book, Cases, and collateral reading, am· plified by lecture. Text Book, Kinkead's Co=on Law Pleading. Debate and Oratory. One hour a week throughout the year. Assistant Professor BLANCHARD. Fundamental principles; drill in voice and action; pronunciation, emphasis and articulation; analysis and study of choice selections from representative orators; origiual speeches.

SECOND YEAR Real Property II. Three hours a week, first semester. Assistant Professor COCKLEY. Text and cases. Estates; dower; curtesy; landlord and tenant; concurrent ownership; future interests; perpetuities. Negotiable Instruments. Three hours a week, first semester. Professor RIGHTMIRE. COLLEGE OF LAW 15

mith and Moore-Cases on Bills and Notes, the niform Nego- tiable Instruments Law, and leading cases con truing tbe same. Evidenc:e. Two hours a week, the year. Profe or Dn.LON. Text-book, Greenleaf, Sixteenth Edition by Wigmore. Includes study of specially assigned excerpts from Wigmore, Thayer, and otbers, and leading cases. Special lecture on practical presentation of evidence in conrt room and upon the underlying princi­ ple of logical inference and probative value. Code Pleading and Procedure. Tbree bours a week, first semes­ ter. Professor KINKEAD. Text-book, Phillip on Code Pleading. Code Pleading as it prevails in all code states is tangbt hy tbe use of text book, the code itself, and by iIlnstrated cases, amplified by lectures touching the history and application of the system, iIIu - trated by many cOllcrete instances drawn from experience and obser­ vation. Special stress is laid upon a mastery- of the Code Provisions themselves. Damage •. Two hours a week, second semester. Professor TUTTLE Mechem's Cases. Public: Service Corporation., CarneTt, and Bailment.. Two honrs a week, first semester. Professor RIGHTlIIIRE. Cases and a study of State and Federal Legislation relating to carriers. Quui Contrac:ta. Two hours a week, fir t seme ter. Profes or PAGE. Text-book, Scott's Cases on Quasi Contracts; selected cases and collateral readings. This course con iders such obligations as are enforcible by con­ tract remedies other than genuine contracts. It includes obligations of record; cn tomary, official and statntory duties; and rights under the doctrine of unjust enrichment, such as payment by mistake, fraud, or compnlsion; waiver of tort; and rights arising on rescission or dis­ charge of genuine contract. Real Property III. Three hours a week, second semester. As ist- ant Professor COCKLEY. Text and cases. Title to real property; mortgage". Willa. Two hours a week, econd seme~ter. Professor PAGE. Selected cases; references to a signed case-book and to a igued text-book; other collateral reading. This course deals with the history of the law of wills; the nature of the will; the distinction between it and other legal ideas; the ex- 16 THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY ecution of the will' revocation, construction; the problems presented by devises and legacies; and the probate and contest of the will. PartDerahip. Two hours a week, second semester. Professor TuTTLE. Mechem's Cases. Salea. Two hours a week, second semester. Professor RIGHT­ MmE. Text, cases, and study of uniform law of sales. Surelyahip. Two hours a week, second semester. Professor RIGHTMIRE. Hennig, cases on Surety hip, other selected cases and collateral readings. Debating. One hour a week throughout the year. Assistant Pro­ fessor BLANCHARD. Designed to develop readiness of extemporizations. Practical ap­ plication of the principles of argumentation. Leading question of the day debated in class. Preparation and discussion of briefs.

THIRD YEAR Required Work Conatitutional Law. Three hours a week, first semester. Profes­ sor TuTTLE. Case-book and text. Private Corporationa. Two hours a week throughout the year. Professor PAGE. Wilgus's Annotated Cases on Private Corporations; selected cases and collateral readings. A discussion of the nature of the private corporation; the distinc­ tion between it and other legal institutions; de facto corporations and corporations by estoppel; its creation and organization; stock sub­ scriptions and stockholders; the powt:rs, duties and liabilities of the corporation and of its member, officers and agents, including liability for contracts, torts and crimes; the nature and effect of ultra virts transactions; the control and regulation by the state, including the control of foreign corporations; the rights and liabilities growing ont of the relations of corporation stOCkholders, officers, promoters and creditor with one another; consolidation and dissolution. Equity Juriaprudence. Four hours a week, first semester. Pro­ fessor HAUCK. COLLEGE OF LAW

Merwin, The Principles of Equity and Equity Pleadings. The course consists of the study of a text book, lectures, quizzes, thesis, and the study of a large number of illustrative cases with an introduction to develop the relatiou of the systems of law and equity. Practise and Practiae Court. Two hours a week throughout the year. Professor ADAMS. All features of trial work and the general work in the courts are treated in this course. Public Corporatiom. Three hours a week, second semester. Professor ADAMS. Text book and cases. Lea-al Etbic:a. Five lectures, second semester. Professor ADAMS.

ELECTIVE WORK Iu addition to the required courses, third year students must elect from the following such courses as will, with their required work, aggregate thirteen to fourteen hours: Bankruptcy. One hour a week, first semester. Professor ADAMS. Text book and cases. Conflict of Laws. Two hours a week, first semester. Professor TuTTLE. Text book and cases. Judgments and Auxiliary Legal Remediea. Two hours a week, first semester. Professor ADAMS. Text book and cases. Conveyancing. Two hours a week, first semester. Assistant Professor COCKLEV. Text, caies, practise work in drafting more important forms of conveyances. Insurance. Two hours a week, second semester. Assistant Pro­ fessor COCKLEY. Cases and collateral reading. Brief-Makin&'. Two hours a week, second semester. Professor ADAMS. Text book and practical work. The purpose of this course is to train the student in finding the law, the use of cases and statutes, and the preparation of briefs on assigned statements of f/!oct. Truats. Two hours a week, second semester. Professor ADAMS. Text book and cases. 18 THE OHIO TATE UNIVERSITY

Ohio Circuit and Supreme Court Practise. One hour a week, second semester. Professor SHAUCK. Consists wholly of lectures and quizzes upon: (I) The substan­ tive law and the practise with respect to the subjects of original juris­ diction in those courts; habeas corpus, quo warranto, and mandamus; (2) The causes which may be appealed from the court of common pleas to the circuit court for a trial de not'O, and the mode of taking and challenging the appeal; (3) Proceedings in error and the manner of bringing q oestions into the record to be reviewed. Federal Juriadiction and Equity Pleading. Two hours a week, econd semester. Profe or RIGHTMIRE!. Lectures, selectet1 cases, and collateral reading with special refer­ ence to Hughes on Federal Procedure. Equitable Remedie.. Two hours a week, second semester. Pro­ fessor PAGE!. Ames's Cases in Equity Jurisdiction. Volumes I and II; selected cases and collateral readings. A detailed study of equitable remedies, including specific perform­ ance; injunction; rescission and cancellations for fraud, mistake, duress and undue inflnence; and receiverships. This course considers the facts which give rise to the right to tbe various kinds of relief; the application of the doctrines involved therein and the limitations thereon; and the method of obtaining each killd of relief in proper cases. THE ARTS-LAW COURSE

A candidate for the degree of Bachelor of Arts, while registered in the College of Arts, Philosophy and Science, may also register in the College of Law as a candidate for the degree of Bachelor of Laws, provided tbat at the time of seeking such registration in tbe College of Law (1) he has 90 semester hours to his credit in the College of Arts, Philosophy and Science, iucludingthe requisite optional subjects and exclusive of the credit hours in Military Drill and Physical Train­ ing, and (2) he has been a student in the College of Arts, Philo opby and cience, of this University at least one year, and (3) he has includ­ ed (or with the further work in the College of Arts, Philosophy and Science mentioned in the next paragraph shall complete) sufficient courses to amount to twenty semester hours ill one or more of the five subjects: Americau History, European History, Economics, Sociology, Political cience. COLLEGE OF LAW 19

A student so registered in the two colleges must, during his first year of double registration, complete sufficient further work in the College of Arts, Philosophy and Science to make his credits in that college aggregate 100 semester honrs, exclusive of the credit hours in Military Dri1l and Physical Training. When he has done this and has complete

- Hour Vear MONDAV Room Vear TUESDAV Rooll Vear WEDNBSDAV Room Ve.r THURSDAV RoolII Vear FRIDAV Roo ..

1 (Jontr&.cts ...... A 1 Contracts ...... A 1 Contracts ...... A 1 to 2 8 H Priv. Corp'ns . . G 8 P rlv. Corp'ns .... G til t:

8 Oonst'l Law ..... G S Conveyanolng .. G B Con8~'1 Law ...... G 8 Oon veyanclng .... G S Oonst'l Law ...... G UJ 1 Criminal Law .... A 1 Torts ...... A 1 Criminal Law .. .. A 1 Torts ...... A 1 Criminal Law .... A ~ S to 4 2 Real Property .... B 2 Ballment...... B 2 Real Property . .. . B 2 Ballments ...... B 2 Real Pr operty .... .8 c: S Practise ...... G II Judgments ..... G a Practise ...... G 8 Judgments ...... G B Bankruptcy ...... G z ~ 1 Debating ...... B :>C (J) ! to 5 2 Debating ...... B ::; 0< 8 Co n6!ctofLawsA 8 Confl lot of Laws A

5 to 6 2 Pleading ...... A 2 Evidence ...... A 2 Pleading ...... A 2 Evidence .... , .... A 2 Pleadi ng ...... A 8 Equity ...... B 8 Equity ...... B 8 Eqnlty ...... B 8 Equity ...... B SOHEDULE·,1912-13 . 8eoolO.c1. 8ellX1e.ter

Hoar Year MONDAY Roo .. Year TUESDAY Roo .. Y_ WIlDNESDA Y Roo .. Year THURSDAY Roo .. Y- fRIDAY Roo.

Contracts ...... A Agency ...... •... A Contrats ...... A 1 Agency ...... , .. A Oontracts ...... A 1 to 2 2 Damages ...... B WJUs ...... B 2 Wills ...... n 2 Damagei ...... B 8 Publlc Corp'os G S Practise ...... G Publlc Corp'ns .. . O I'moUse ...... 0 8 Public COrl)'08 ... G

Torts ...... A D(}I11I'~Llc RI'I...A 1 Torts ...... A Domestlo ReI ..... A Torts ...... A () o 2 to 8 2 R~a I Prop('rty I II B Parlnrrsblp .... B 2 Rt'al PrOp('rLy III n Pllrtnerslup ...... B 2 Real Property III B r< r< JA'gal Etblcs . .... O 3 Private Corp'nsG 8 Eq. Remedlps .... O Private Corp'us G 8 Eq. RpU)edleij .... O l('rfy 1..A o "l :l to 4 8 Insurauce ...... A 2 Sllles ...... n Suretyship ...... n Sales ...... B 2 Sur<'ty~hlp...... B ~ 3 Insurance ...... A nrl~rij ...... 0 Il> ~

410 ~ 2 Dl'bating ...... B 8 Brlefs ...... G 8 Fcd. Jurlsd·t'u.A S Trusts ...... A Federal JllrI8 ..... A 8 Trusts ...... A ----. 00111. Law Plead· 2 Evldeuc(' ...... A 1 Com. Law Plead· DpbaLlng ...... 0 6t06 2 Evldeoce ...... /J.. lug ...... A log, ...... A U Olr. & Sup. Ct. Clr.&SupCt.Prac.B Prao ...... B Clr.&Sup.Ct.Prac.B 8 Clr.&Sup Ot.Prac.B

IoJ Legal Ethic. five (~>'lectures. 22 THE OHIO STATE NIVERSITY

GENERAL INFORMATION

DEGREES

The Degree of Bachelor of Laws, (LL. B.). will be conferred on all who, being at least twenty-one years of age and having met the requirements necessary for entrance for a degree, pass satisfactorily the examinations at the close of the third year, after having done at least that year's work in the College of Law at the University. The Degree of Juris Doctor, (J.D.), will be conferred on all who, being at least twentY-

CERTIFICATES Those who have completed the studies in this College, but have not complied with the requirements for a degree. will be given an official certificate showing the work done, signed by the Chairman and Secretary of the Board of Trustees and the President of the Uni­ versity. No distinction is made between the candidates for a degree and other regnlar students while in attendance at this College. The two classes of students do the same work, recite together, take the same examinations, are held to the same standard of work and stand on the same footing for admission to the bar. The distinction between the two classes of students consists entirely in the two following respects: First-The standard of admission for candidates for a degree is higher than that for those who are not candidates for a degree. SeC011d-Candidates for a degree who have fullfilled all the entrance requirements and have completed the course of study in a satisfaclory manner receive a diploma conferring the degree. Regular students, who are not candidates for a degree, receive under similar circum­ stances a formal certificate of the completion of the course. COLLEGE OF LAW 23

ADMISSION TO THE BAR The regular Supreme Court examinations for admission to the Bar are held on the first Tuesday in June and December of each year. Students who have not regularly attended the full course of three years at this College, or who have not been examined here in all the ubjects required in the undergraduate course, or who have not pre­ sented acceptable certificates from some recognized school or college of law covering the ubjects not pursued here by them, are required to pa s this examination before tbey receive the degree of Bachelor of Laws or the certificate mentioned above. UNIVERSITY COURSES SUITABLE FOR COU.ATERAL STUDY For such as cannot obtain the benefits of a college eilucation be­ fore studying law, we suggest the advantage of attending a law school which, like this, is in close and vital connection with a gr~~ :1niver­ sity. Strong courses in history, political science, and economics are offered at this University, which are open without extra charge to students in the College of Law, as they may elect, subject to the re­ quirements for admission to such departments. The following courses offered in the department of American History and Political Science will be found especially helpful to stu­ dents in the College of Law: Political History of the United Stales; the Revolutionary and Critical Period, 1763-1789. In the department of European History the course in Political and Constitutional History of England is of especial value. The connection of the College of Law with tbe niversity affords the means of liberal, practical, and technical education. Students who are disposed to work faithfully and who desire to fit themselves for any special line of work may, at the same time that they are ac­ quiring a technical knowledge of the law, supplement their general educatiou by joining the University classes, in departments which they may elect, subject tCJ the requirements for admission to such de­ partments, without extra charge except for laboratory work. FEES AND EXPENSES All fees must be paid at the opening of each semester as a condi­ tion of admission to classes. Registration Fee. The fee for students who are residents of Ohio is thirty dollars a semester. For non-residents, the fee is thirty-five dollars a semester. Children of non-resident Alumni pay the same fee as residents of Ohio. 24 THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY

Former students, who do not pay this fee until the third day of the first semester and the second day of the second semester, must pay one doUar additional. For each day of delinquency thereafter fifty cents is added. Locker Fee. The gymnasium is free to alI students, but those de­ siring to use a locker are charged a fee of two dollars a semester, which includes the cost of towels. The Ohio Union. A fee of one dolIar a semester is paid by all male students at registration. This entities the student to all privileges of the nion, consistent with the Constihltion and House Rule govern­ ing it. Graduation Fee. A fee of five dollars to cover expenses of grad­ uation and diploma is required of each person receiving one of the ordinary degrees from the University, and tbis fee must be paid be­ fore the degree is conferred. There is no charge for the formal certificate of completion of the course. Room. and Board. Furnished rooms, accommodating two stu­ dents, in private homes can be rented at one dollar and a half per week for each student. Board at the restaurants and boarding clubs near the University costs from two dollars and seventy-five cents to three dollars and fifty cents per week. Board with furnished rooms ca n be obtained in private familes at rates varying from five to six dollars per week. The Ohio Union Commons offers board to young men at reason­ able rates. Ted-Book.. Students should not purchase text-books until they are advised by the instructors of their respective classes. The text-books u~ed in this College can be obtained near the University at student's prices.

Y. M. C. A. The Young Men's Christian Association has come to occupy a prominent place in university life. It has a membership of about five hundred men, and is affiliated with the World's Student Christian Federation. Religious meetings are held for men on Sunday afternoon; there are also frequent meetings for the promotion of social intercourse and good fellowship. Courses in systematic Bible study and in missions are offered. A most helpful feature of the work is that conducted in COLLEGE OF LAW the interest of new students at the opening of the school year. Desir­ able rooms and boarding places are found and posted for reference at the Association Office. Representives of the Association meet the trains, assist students in fiuding satisfactory locations, and endeavor in every way to make them feel at home. The Employment Bureau helps to find work. SELF SUPPORT

There is a large amount of work upon the University farm which is assigned to students, preference being given to those who are studying Agriculture. But the Univt1sity cantWt promise work to all applicants. Many students find work in private families, in offices, and in various occupations, by means of which they defray at least a portion of their expenses. A person of ability and energy, who is a master of a trade, or who can do good work of any kind, can generally find remunerative employment. It has seldom been known that any stu,lent of ordinary energy and industry was obliged to leave the Uni. versity because of a lack of money for necessary expenses, after hav­ i11g' bee" sixty days 011 tlte ground-()r long enough to inform himself as to the opportunities for securing employmeut. Students should report to the Executive Office from time to time as to their needs and their work. This will enable the authorities to be more helpful than otherwise would be possible. For further information not contained in this bulletin, address the Dean of the College of Law, Ohio State Univt!rsity, Columbus. 26 THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY

GRADUATES

The niversity is anxious to keep on record the correct address of every graduate of the College. It will be cousidered a favor if any graduate who changes his residence, will notify the 'niversity Editor of his new address and his official designation, if any.

Abernathy, Edward Robert, '08;B. Sc., (0. N. U.) . .... Columbus. O. Abt, Oscar M., '03 ...... Callto/I, O. Addison. Clarence Maywood, LL. B .• '00; B. Ph., '96 ... Columbus, O. Addison, Louis Granville, LL. B., '92 ...... Colmnbus, O. Agler, Abraham Wilhelm, '97 ...... CantO/I, O. Ahern, William Joseph, '10 ...... ••...... Akroll, O. Aikman, John W., 'II .•...... Sidney, O. Aldrich, Wesley Richard, '04 ...... Columbus, O. Aleshire, James E., LL. B., '06; B. Sc., (0. W. U.) ..... Columlms, O. Allen, Edward Harrison, LL. B., '99; A. B., (Harvard) .... Piqua, O. Allread, Harold C., 'II ...... •...... •...... Greetlville, O. Alvord, Justice Elvin, LL. B.• '01...... •. Toledo, O.

Ammon, Harry Delbert, '03 ...... o. o. 0 ••••• ••• ••• Potsdam, O.

Amos, Frank Craig, Ll(. B., '01 000 o. 0" 0 •• 0 •••••• 0 • 0 • Columbus, O. Anderson, J. Fred, LLo B., '07 B. Ph ...... o.... . Spritlgfteld, O. Andrews, Lincoln Elmer, LL. B., 93, B. Ph., '95; ...... Columbus, O. Andree, Ehrhardt Gustav, Jo D., 'II; B. A., (German Wallace Col-

lege) 0 • 0 0 • 0 00 0 0 0 0 • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • Chillicothe, O.

Appleby, Calvin William, '98 ...... 0" •• Comzeaut, O. Armstrong, Daniel Hinkle, LL. B., '03 ...... jacksOllo O. Armstrong, Paul G., 'oS ...... , ...... Batl/lock, O. Armstrong, Russell Lo, '00 ...... Lima, O. Arras, Edmund Frederick, '96 ...... Colmllbtls, O. Ashhrook, John W., 'II ...... East Toledo, O.

Atwood, James Franklin, LL. B., '07 ..... 0 •••••••••••• Columblls, O. Austin, John Gustave, LL. B., '99; B. S. ( Ohio Normal Univ.) Crove, Okla.

Baker, Harry Daniel, '04 ...... 0 •••••• • • • •••• Newark, O. Baker, Isaac C., 'II...... Hamilto11, O. Baker, James Burt, LL. B., '98; Ph. M. (Mt. Hope Col. ) South Belld, Ind. COLLEGll: OF LAW

Baker, John Ezra, LL. B., '98; B. A., '97 ...... , Ill. Bale, Frederick G., LL. B., 'oB ...... Coirmlbus, O. Bamer, Merton Leonard, 'or ...... Toledo, O. Banker, Claude R., LL. B., 'oB; B. A., 06 ...... Toledo, O. Barnett, Leroy Douglas, '10 • ..•. .••...... •...•... , Cal. Barsamian, Dicran Barsam, LL. B., 'oS ...... AIarsovai, Turkey. Bates, Albert Harlan, LL. B., '92; M. E. (Lehigh Uni\'.) Willoughby, O. Bates, Carl H., '~ ...... Columlms, O. Bates, Wesley Carl, '92 ...... Columbus, O. Beal, Edwin George, LL. B., '02; A. M. (0. W. U.) .... Bucynls, O. Beam, Henry G. , J. D., 'II; B. Ph., (Kenyon College.) AIt. VetnOtl, O. Bechtol,John M.,'02 ...... N01walk, O. Beem, Chapin Burton, '98 ...... Colzmlbus, O. Beetham, James F., '99 Beetbam, Rupert Rennison, '00 •.••...... •....•••...... Cadiz, O. Bell, Clifford Ray, '10 ...... Cosltodon, O. Bell, James Finley, '99 ...... Londotl, O. Belknap, Harry T., LL. B., 'oB ...... Cleveland, O. Benedict, Charles Yeddo, '00 Benner, Will D., '99 Bennert, Dawes T., LL. B., 'oB; B. A. (Otterbein Univ.) .. Daytotl, O. Benoy, Wilbur Emanuel, '10 ...•..•.•••.•...... •. Columbus, O. Benton, Burton P., 'oS; B. Ped. (Ohio Northern) ...... Delaware, O. Berry, Edward Franklin, '01 ..••••••.•..•...•...... Coirmlblls, O. Bertsch, Joseph Franz. LL. B., '96 ...... Columbus, O. Bibbee, George Edgar, LL. B., '97; A. B. (0. W. U.) .. Columbus, O. Bigger, Matthew Leon, LL. B. , 'OS; B. Sc. (Heidelberg Univ.) Columbus, O. Bl.lir, William Ariel, LL. B., '04; B. c. CO. .) .... Seatlle, Wash. Blake, John T., '01 ...... ••...... ••.••.••••••...... Canto", O. Blake, Joseph Mathews, '97 ...... CatlloTl, O. Bock, Harrison William, LL. B., '98; B. Ph., '99 ...... Pillsbmg, Pa. Bock, Theodore Emil, LL. B., '01 ...... Hamiltotl, O. Bockius, Harry Graham, LL. B., '99; Ph. B. (Yale Univ.) CatltOtl, O. Boesel, Otto J., '06 ...... New Breme1l, O. Bond, Charles Grosvenor, LL. B., '~ ...... Broo~I'I/l, N. Y. Bonnet, Alvin Cook, LL. B., 'oS; B. A., '03 ...... Columbus, O. Booth, George H., '06 ...... Columbus, O. Bope, George Washington, LL. B., '97 ...... Columbus, O. 28 THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY

Borror, Louis E., '06 ...... Columbus, O. Bostwick, HomerZ., LL. B., '02; B. A., '00 ...... Columbus, O. Bowers, Walton S., '01 ...... Hamil/on, O. Boyd, Martin Luther, LL. B., '97; B. Ph., (Scio Col.) .. Columbus, O. Brandon, Archard, '09 ...... Columbus, O. Brewer, Charles Reed, LL. B. '99 ...... Columbus, O. Brewer, Claude Leon, '01 ...... Columbus, O. Bricker, Samuel Sipe, '92 ...... lIfansjieid, O. Bright, Frederick Ijams, LL. B., ' 00 ...... HuddersjUld, Eng-. Bright, Nimrod Wilson, '92 Brinkerhoff, Josiah, LL. B. , '06 Bronson, Hiram Sherman, LL. B. ,'97 ; B. L. (Cornell Univ.), '89, Columbus, O. Brooks, William Edwin, '10 ...... Clevela"d, O. Brossman, John Creighton, '07 ...... Pataskala, O. Brown, William Craig, LL. B , '02; A. B. (Univ. of Wooster), Steubenville, O. Burkey, Charles Paul, LL. B., '03 ...... Tacoma. Wash. Burr, Karl Edward, LL. B., '03; B. A. (Princeton Univ.) Columbus, O. Burt, Russell Jeffords, LL. B. , '10; B. A. '10...... Cleveland, O. Butler, Delano, '97 ...... Chillicothe, O. Butler, James E., LL. B., 'II; B. A ...... Columbus, O. Butler, James Marion, LL. B., '94; B. A. (0. W . U .) . . . Columbus, O. Byers, Williaw E., '00 • ...... •...... •...... ••.. Toledo, O. Cahen, Alfred, LL. B., '94 ...... Pittslmrg- , Pa. Calkins, Frank E., '00 ...... Toledo, O. Callender, Sherman Delivan, LL. B., '98; Ph. B. (Oberlin), Detroit, Itfieh. Calvin, Anthony Brackett, LL. B. , '00; A. B. (Northeastern Ohio Normal COl. ) ...... Young-s/own, O. Campbell, Frederick Scott, '07 ...... Clcveia1ld, O. Campbell, William G., '03 ...... Springfield, O. Canaga, George Orlando, LL. B. , '95 ; A. B. (Scio Col.) ...... Seio, (). Carey, John T., '01...... Upper Sa1ldusky, O. Carlin, Rawson King, '01 ...... Fi1ldtay, O. CllJ'otbers, Frank R., LL. B., ' II ...... Ryqraie, flf ol1t. Carpenter, Alansou R ., '07 ...... , ...... Cherokee, Okla. Carpenter, Frank S., '06 ...... N euark, O. Carson, Samuel George, LL. B., '98 ...... JVarre11 , O. Cartwright, Henry Gilroy, Jr., LL. B. , '95 ...... If'ilmi11g-ton, O. COLLEGE OF LAw

Cary, Charles Ross, LL. B., '00 ...... Miilersburg, O. Caskey, Fred Antram, '08 ...... Marietta, O. Chaney, John Henry, '07 ...... Barnesville, O. Chittenden, Campbell Mithoff, 'gB ...... •... ColumbltS, O. Clare, James David, '09 Clark, Alexander B., LL. B., '99; A. B. (Yale Univ.) ... .. Cantott, O. Clark, Lawrence Hayes, '02 Clarke, William Whittier, '02 Clay, Albert Arlington, LL. B., '93; B. A. (Tri-State Normal Col. ) ...... Cleveland, O. Cline, Cecil Roy, LL. B., '10 ...... •...... Alba11:J!, O. Cline, Grover Cleveland, '09 ...... ~ ...... Ashville, O. Clnm, Harry Ernest, LL. B., '01; B. Ph., '99 ...... Thomville. O. Cockerill, Orville Porter, LL. B., '07; B. A. '02, ...... Seattle, Wash Cockley, William Barney, LL. B., '08; B. A., '04 ...... Cohmtbus, O. Coffman, Howard L., 'II ...... Columbus, Q. Cohoe, John Connor, '09 ...... Derry, Pa. Cohn, Aaron Bernard, LL. B., '10 ....•...... •. Toledo, O. Cole, Heath Kirk. LL. B., 'OS; B. Sc. (Heidelberg Col.) .... Tiffin, O. Cole, John J., '92 ...... Findlay, O. Colton, Ray B., LL. B., '09 ...... Windham, O. Conrad, Edward Nelson, '01 ...... ••...... Cleveland, O. Core, Harry S., '01 ...... •..••...... Coltlmbus Grove, O. Corkery, Thomas Jefferson, LL., B., '04 Corkwell, Clarence L., LL. B., 'Il; B. A ...... Coltmtbus, O. Costello, Edward Wilford, '01 ...... ••...... Defiance, O. Courtright, Thurman Thomas, '00 ...... Lancaster, O. Craw:fis, Orland R., 'II ...... ColumbttS, O. Crawford, Ira, Jr., LL. B., '93, M. S. (Denison Univ.) . ... Dayton, O. Crawford, William Harry, '00 ...... Massillon, O. Crew, Fleming Harold, LL. B., '07 ...... Porto Rico Crew, Stanley Jefferson. LL. B., '06 ...... Zanesville, O. Critchfield, Howard E ., '08 ...... Colttmb ttS , O. Croll, Alfred Jacobs, LL. B., '00; A. B. (0. N. U.) ...... Toledo, O. Cromer. Howard B., LL. B., '07 ...... Dayton, O. Crow, Frederick Wilkinson, LL. B., '07 ...... Pomeroy, O. Crowiey, Frank A., LL. B., '07; B. A., '07 Curran. Bernard Franklin, LL. B., '01 Curtis, Curtis Cicero, LL. B., '02 ...... •.•...... Canton, O. Curtiss, Carl Henry, '95 ...... •... ..•...... Kent, O. Daganbardt, John Vinton, 'aS ...... Piqlta, O. 30 THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY

Dakin, 'William Clarence, '98 ...... Sabina, O. Dally, John Randolph, LL. B., '99 ...... Everett, Wash. Daniels, David Edwin, LL. B.. '93; B. Ph. (Denison niv.) Darby, Clarence Leroy, '06 ...... ColumblH, O. Darby, Ro coe Bryant, LL. B., '00 ...•...... 1Vauseo", O. Davey, Mary Katherine, 'II ...... COl1l11lbllS, O. Davidson, George Edwin, LL. B., '99 ...... East Liverpool, O. Davies, John Lodwick, LL. B., '94...... Columbus, O. Davi , Benjamin Hull, LL. B. , 'ro ...... Cli"t01zville, O. Davis, Golden Clyde, LL. B., '08; A. B. (Wittenberg niversily) SP"i1'gfield, O. Davis, John Wellington, '03 ...... Youngstowll, O. Davis, Thomas Charles, LL. B., '05 ...... 1Ifassillon, O. Dawson, 'athan Charles, 'OJ .. •••.•.••.• ••..•. •.•.•.• Columbus, O. DeLay, Frank, LL. B., '05 ...... jacksoll, O. Denbow, Alonw Carlton, '98 ...... rVoodsfield, O. Dennis, Jerry, LL. B., '92; LL. M., '93; B. Sc. ( ational Normal) Columbus, O. De\'ol, Marion Luther, '99 ...... rVestel7Jille, O. Dewitt, Claude Bennett, '00 ...... Salldusk)', O. Dice, Je e Peck, LL. B., 'gB ...... Akroll, O. Dickerson , Jefferson Dads, ,08 ...... Cillcinnati, O. Dille, Charles Wallace, '99...... Clevelatld, O. Dinsmore, Chester LeRoy, LL. B., '06; Ph. B. (Franklin Col.) Ak"ol~, O. Dock, Oliver Michael, LL. B., '08 ...... Cmcimlati, O. Dodds, Frank Wylie, '02 ...... Chicago, Ill. Doney, Carl Gregg, B. Sc., '91; LL. B., '93; Ph. D., '02 Buckham/oll, lV. Va. Donley, Ru sell Lee, '00 ...... ••...... •. ....•....•.. Cody, Wyo. Do,;ter, Coke Leigh, '98 ...... Greellfield, O. Doty, Boyd Patterson, LL. B., '03 ...... Lexingtoll. O. Doud, Harry Lee, LL. M., '03 ...... Cillcinnati, O. Douglas. Orrin F., LL. B., '09 ...... CollllllbllS, O. Dougla , Sholto Moore, '07...... lI~avl'rly, O. Downing, Earl omerville, 'or Druggan, Charles S., '05 ...... Columbus, O. DuBois, David Douglass, LL. B., 03; B. S. (Muskingum Col.) lJeliaire, O. Duncall, Robert Phifer, LL. B., '08; A. B. ( Princeton Uuiversity) Coiumbus O. COLLEGE OF LAW

Dunkle, Forest W., '10 ...... Xe1tia, O. Dunlap, Carl Reed, '01 ...... Hilliards, O. Durand, Charles Homer, '04 ...... Coshodon, O. Eagleson. John Harvey, LJ,. B .• '04; B. A., '00 ...... Columbus, O. Eagleson, Joseph Pentecost. LL. B., '03i B. A., '00 .... Colu11lbres, O. Ellis, Cicero ErIe, '97 ...... Columbus, O. Emery, Peyton Randolph, LL. B., '93 ...... L01ld01I, O. Englebeck, Amos Harmon, '08 ...... Akro1l, O. Erskine, Edwin DeWitt. '95 ...... Steubenville, O. Erwin, Joseph Carl, '09 ...... Colmnbus, O. Evans, Lyle Sanford, LL. B., 'oli A. B. (Miami Dniv.) Ckt'llicotize, O. Evans, Thomas Daniel, LL. B., '02 Everett, Emmit E., LL. B., 'oS; B. Sc. (Lima Col.) ...... Lima, O. Farnham, Harry Rathburn, 'or Fay, Perry S., 'II ....•...••...... • , Pa. Fenner, Jesse Albertus, LL. B., '98; A. B. (Wittenberg Col.) Cleveland, O. Fenton,Marshall G., 'It ...... , .• Chillicothe, O. Fergus, John Franklin, LL. B. , '92 ...... '" ...... Col1t1?Zbus, O. Field, Charles Almond, '94 ...... Colltrnbus, O. FitZgibbon, James Robert, LL. B., '94; B. L. (Notre Dame,), Nezuark, O. Flory, Charles Louis, '99 ...... Newark, O. Follin, Florin, Atwood, LL B., '94 ...... Cleve/and, O. Ford, Ferd, LL. B., '09 ...... Spokane, Wash. Foster, Dudley Hampton, LL. B., '95; B. Ph., '95 ...... Toledo, O. Foster, Frank Henry, '97; B. Ped. (Iowa Nor.) ...... Toledo, O. Foster, Israel Moore. LL. B., '98; Ph. B., (Ohio Dniv.) .... , O. Fouts, Albert E., '07 ...... Ci1lcinnati, O. Frankenberg, Don Juan, '01 ...... " ...... Tempe, Ariz. Frankham, Charles R., LL. B., '04; M. A., '03; B. A. (Otterbein Duiv.) ...... Columbus, O. Frebis, Frank Xavier, 'o~ Frederick, Joseph Allen, LL. B., '06 Freshour, William MCDowell, LL. B., '03; B. A., '99; }Jr. A. '03, (Wittenberg Col.) ...... Piqua, O. Friedlich, Alfred, '00 ...... •.•...... City. Fries, Harry A., '07 ...... Bloomdale, O. Funkhouser Samuel King, LL. B. 'ro ...... . Gale, Franklin Henry, LL. M., '93; LL. B. tUniv. of Michigan), Columbus, O. 32 THE OHIO TATE UNIVER IT\,

Gaml!, Francis Harvl!Y, LL. B., '04 ...... •.... . Col,.",bus, O. Gaml!, Rl!ed Haskl!ll, B. Ph., '96; LL. B., '99 ...... Columbus, O. Gardinl!r, John Relll!Y, LL. B., 'II; B. A ...... Columbus, O. Gl!arhl!art, Bl!rt W., '05 ...... Columbus, O. Gt!issinger, Anthony Wayne, LL. B., '07 ...... Cleveland, O. Genhl!imer, William Frederick, LL. B., '97 ...... Whulersburg, O. Gibsen, Ollil!,' ...... Columbus, O. Gh-I!n , • "ewton Edgar, LL. B., 'q6; . B. (National 'ormal 'nh·.) ...... Columbus, O. Godown, Harry Clayton, '03 ...... Hilliards, O. Godown, Jo ph A., '99 ...... Columbus, O. Goodman, Jo I!ph Clarence, LL. B., (Yale) '94; LL. M .. '96, Columbus, O. Graham, Waltl!r H., '10 ...... •...•...... • .lIlarysville, O. Graven, D. Homer, LL. B., '00; A. B. (Ohio Normal Univ.), Loudom:ille, O. Gray, James Collam, LL. B., '92; LL. M. '93 ...... Pittsbllrg, Pa. Griffith, Da\;d Mathias, LL. B., '96...... ft. Pleasant, Pa. Griffith, Wl!llington John, LL. B., '92; A. B. (DePauw "nh") Tiff" O. Griffith ,Benjamin Lincoln, LL. B., '98 ...... Oliau:a O. Groff, Warren. "obil!, LL. B., '99; B. A., '96 ...... A·aTlsas City, Jlo. Gro. nu, imon, '95 ...... Cler·dal/d, O. Gruen, Francis "'illiam, LL. B., '99; B. Ph., '99 ...... Da)'/oll, O. Gugle, George Linville, LL. B., '96 ...... Colmllblls, O. Haberer, Harry Andrew, 'or ...... " ... Day/Oil, O. Hagenbuch, George Edwin, LL. B., 'oS; B. Ph., '03 .... Cln'elal/d, O. Hahn, George Philip, LL. B., '05 ...... Toledo, O. Haitertllan, Oscar Elmore, LL. B., '95; B. . ( 'alionai ~ "ormai) "nh-ersity) ...... Columb/~s, O. Hammond, Clarl!nce Isaac,' ...... Columbus. O' Hammond, Frank • 'athan, '01 •.•..••.••..••••...... Columbus, O. Hammond, Fredl!rick lathas, '01 .••..•....•..••.•..•. Columhus, O' Hancock, Winfield ott, LL. B.. '00; A, B. (Marietta Col.) IIlarieLla, O. Harmount, Timmons, '94...... Chillicotlle, O' Harper, Ellahue Ansiie, LL. B. '00; A. B. (0. W. U.) .. tprill..rfie1d, O' Harr, Herbert, S .. 'f I ...... •..•...... Flami/loll, O. lIarri , Frank Lnverne, LL. B., '94; Ph. B. (Tri- tate. ornlai 'uiv. ) Harrison, \Varner, LL. B., '92 ...... •..•.... Colu1I/bus. O. COLLEGE OF LAW 33

Harshman, John Burnett, LL. B., '07; B. A. '04 ...... Dayton, O. Haninger, Johnson Edgar Daniel, '05 ...... Pomeroy, O. Harvey, Arlington Corylle, B. Ph., '96; M. A. '97; LL. B., '99; Columbm, O. Hauss, Eugene AUgustns, '02 . .•...... •...•• ••• ...• . Wapakoneta, O. Hawley, Howard Earl, LL. B., '09 ...... Columbus. O. Hay. Dwight George, ·02 ...•.....•••••.•••...... ••..... Creston. O. Hayward, Claudius C., ·02 ...... •...•.••....•.•..•• .. Cincinnati, O. Hazlebeck, William C., '06 ...... Portsmouth. O. Heacock. William Preston, LL. B., 'g8; A. B. (Ohio Normal Univ.) ...... Columbus, O. Hegelbeimer. Louis Joseph. LL. B., '07 ...... Columbus. O. Heinisch, Hubert Gustave, LL. B., '09 ...... Columbus. O. Heitman. William L., ·05 ...... Dexter. New IJfex. Hengst. James McCleery. LL. B., '07; B. A .• ·04 ...... Columbus. O. Herbert, Charles Thomas. LL. B.• ·97 ...... Los A1Jgeles. Cal. Hershey. Harry Hartman, LL. B., '00; A. B .... (Mt. Union Col.) Columbus. O. Hertlein, John F., '00 ...... Sand1tsky. O. Hite, William A., ·02 . •.....•...... Thonwille, O. Hoffman, John Thomas, LL. B., '07 ...... 1lIarion, O. Holtzman, Minard, '06 ...... Columblls. O. Hoover, George A., '99 ...... Canal Fulton, O. Hoover, Stuart A., LL. B., 'II; B. A ...... Columbus, O. Hopkins, Charles Delnow, LL. B., '93; B. A. (0. W. U.) Athens, O. Hoppes, George Lewis. ·04 ...... Coltembles. O. Hopwood. Harry LeVoy. LL. B., '07 ...... Kento1t. O. Hornbeck. Frank H ., '05 ...... Toledo, O. Ho ler. William E., '03 Hough, Benson Walker, LL. B., ·99 ...... Delaware, O. Houle, Frank Gaydon, LL. B., 02; A. M. ( Reserve) Belle~'ue, O. Housel, William]., '04 ...... Co/umbus, O. Houston, Harold Warnock, '09 ...... Urba1ra, O. Hovey, Clark Samuel, LL. B., 'g8; A. B. (Buchtel Col.) Jltinot. N. Dak. Howard. Edward Davenport. LL. B., '94; LL. M., 'g(; . . Colllmbles, O. Howard, Joseph Maurin, '95 ...... Colllmbus, O. Howells, George A., '00 ...... •...... Cleveland, O. Hower, Charles Harris, '97 Huling, Frank C., LL. B., '06; B. A. 03 ...... Columbus, O. Hummel, Edmund Ray, '02; LL. B.. 'OS; LL. M., '05 . .... Carroll. O. 34 THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY

Huston, Charles H., LL. B., '97; B. S. (Tri-State Normal Univ.), Mansfield, O. Huston, George Enos, LL. B., '03 ...... Millersburg, O. Ingalls, Osmer Charles, LL. B., '07; B. A. 'oS ...... Col1tmb1ls, O. Innis, Lyman Harrison, LL. B., '95; B. A. '93 ...... Colu'mbus, O. Innis, William Henry, '95 ...... Columbus, O. Jackson, Charles T., LL. B., '07 ...... YotmgstoW1l, O. Jackson, Frank Pierce, LL. B., '92; LL. M., '93 ...... ColtttJIbtts, O. Jackson, George Ellsworth, '95 James, David Henry, '08 ...... 1Jifarlins Perry, O. Jeffers, James Averill, '94 ...... : ...... Cantoll, O. Jefferson, Stanley, LL. B., '06 ...... Zanesville, O. Jenkins, Thomas A., '07 ...... Ironton, O. Jennings, Irwin G., LL. B., '99; M. A. (Marietta Col.) Za11esville, O. Jones, Alonw N., '01 Joues, Benner, LL. B., '97; B. S. (Rio Grande Col.) ..... Jackson, O. Jones, Charles Herbert, '07 ...... Jackso1', O. Jones, Daniel C., LL. B., 'OS; B. Ph., '02 .....•...•...... Ironton, O. Jones, Hanby Raymond, LL. B., '01; B. Ph., (Otterbein Univ.), Col1t11tbtts, O. Jones, Thomas Hoyt, J. D., 'II; B. A., 'II ...... Cleveland, O. Jones. Thomas S., 'oS ...... Steubenville. O. Judkins, Clyde Hollingsworth, LL. B., '97; A. B. (Scio Col.), Cleveland, O. Juniper, C. W., '04 ...... Nelsonville, O. Kable, James Byron, LL. B., '02; B. Ph., (Hiram Co1.), Columbus O. Keating, David Thatcher, B. Ph., '99 LL. B., '02 ...... Columbus O. Kehrer, Victor John, '10 ...... •••••• _ .••• . .. Marli11s Ferry, O. Keller, Charles Artemus, '98 ...... Toledo, O. Kellison, Edward Lafayette, B. Ph., '97; LL. B., '00 ...... Quincy. O. Kellough, Robert Wallace, '02 ...... Tulsa. Okla. Kennard, Oron Ellsworth, '02 Kennedy, John Kenny, '09 ...... Colmnbus, O. Kerr, Floyd Ellis, '04 ...... , Tippecanoe City. O. Ketcham, Victor Alvin, B. A., '07; LL. B, '10 ...... OJ01lO, Me. Ketterer, Frank William, '94; B. S. (Villa Nova Col., Penn), Woodsfield, O. Kewley, Joseph Edward, LL. B., '06 ...... Cleveland, O. Kient2, John E., LL. B., 'II; B. A ...... Glouster, O. Kimball, Charles Ernest, LL. B., 'ro ...... Woodstock, O. King, John Randolph, '07 ...... Columbus, O. COLLEGE OF L AW 35

King, Robert James, B. A., '99; LL. B., '02 •• • ••• ...... Za11esville, O. King, Willian N ., 'oS ...... • . . Columbus, O. Kinney, James E dgar, LL. B., '10 •...... •...... •. Col1mtbus, O. Kinzel, Harry Gilbert, '01 .•...... • ...... Zanesville, O. Kirkendall, E mmett R ., LL. B., '09; Ph. B. (0. U.) ...... Toledo, O. Kirn, Edward G. , '04 ...... Lancaster, O. Kirtley, Fred H astings, '06 ...... Toledo, O' Kline, Hubert Merle, LL. B., 'oS B. A. (Otterbein Univ.), Day/ofl, O. Kling, Donald W., 'II ...... Columbus, O. Kohn, Harry, LL. B. , 'oS; B. A., '06 ...... Columbus, O. Koons, Harry Wilson, LL. B., '07 ...... MI. VertlOn, O. Kramer, John Franklin, LT•. B., '02; B.A.(Ohio Northern University) flfansjield, O. Kreighbaum, Herbert S., '03 ...... Cleveland, O. Krumm, Charles Schwenker Martin, B. Ph., '91'; LL. B., '98, Columbus, O. Krupp, William Emil, LL. B., '99 ...... WMeli1tg, W. Va. Lahrmer, Frederick H ., '06 ...... , ... Co!ttmbus, O. Lambert, Elza J., LL. B. , '03 ...... Ittdependence, Katt. Lane, Quintin R., LL. B. , '00; B. Ph., '98 ...... Columbus, O. Lang, Thomas W., '04 ...... Fir/dlay, O. Laybourne, Lawrence Everett, 14L . B., '02 ...... Springjield, O. Laylin, Clarence Dewey, LL. B., '06; B. A. '04 ...... Columbus, O. Layton, Roy Everett, B. A., '95; LL. B., '97 ...... Wapakolleta,O. Leach, Charles Albert, '06 ...... •...... Columbus, O. Leeper, Charles P., LL. B., '03 ...... Marietta, O. Leet, Louis John, LL. B. , '05 ; B. L. (Hiram Col. )Mattltta Statio1l, O. Leonard, James Lincoln, LL. B. , '93; B. S.(Ohio Norm.al Univ.) Leonard, Ralph Sherman, LL. B., '02; A. B., A. M .(Denison Univ.) Clevelatld, O. ;~ewis, George Herbert, LL. B., '07; B. A. '04 ...... , ...... Toledo, O. Light, Melvin C., ' II ...... Lima, O. Lindsey, Harry U. , Jr. ' II ...... Collt 1llbus, O. Lindsey, Theodore C., ' 11 ...... •...... Coillmbus, O. Little, Kenneth, '08 ...... Bradford, O. Logan, Richard Dougherty, LL. B., '09; B. A., '07 ...... Toledo, O. Longbrake, Arthur Clyde, '98 ...... Toledo, O. Lorentz, Roscoe Clyde, '10 ...... Columbus, O. Lowe, Henry J., LL. B., 'n ...... Ma1Istield, O. Loomis, Jobn Cooper, LL. B., '98 ...... Titfitl, O. THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY

Lucas, Ralph Moliere, LL. B., '06 ...... Columbus, O. Lure, George Ernest, LL. B., '97; A. B.(O. W. U. ) .... Columbus. O. Luckhart, Cyrus Floyd, '02 .•...•••...... •...... •. . Colut11bl~. O. Ludey, Charles Addison, '95 ...... Tulsa, Okla. Lutton, Wilbur B., '05 .•.••...... •..•.•..•... Cleveland, O. Lynch, John Woods, '01...... ••.•...... ftfobile, Ala. McCarter, Edward Bancroft, LL. B., '94; B. A., '92 .... LOlldon, Eng. McCleary, Clayton Asa, LL. B., '00 Ph. B., (Franklin Col.), Columbus, O. McCleery, James Wilson, 'og ...... Lalleaster, O. McClure, Robert Edward, LL. B., '00 ...... ••.....••. Dayton, O. McCray, French, LL. B., '10 (Univ. of W. Va.), Fairmont, W. Va, McCray, Thomas Yates, Jr., '00 ...... ••. . ftIansjield, O. McGirr, William G., LL. B., '04; B. A. (Ohio Northern Univ.), Vall Wert. O. McKee, Albert P., '06 ...... " .. . .. Toledo, O. McKee, Elza F., '07 ...... Springjield, O. McKitterick, William George, LL. B., '06 ...... Cleve/atld, O. McLaughlin, James Audley, LL. B., '95; A. B. (Monmouth College) ...... 1IfassiLLon, O. McSweeny, Fred Milton, '02 ...... •...... •.•. Colmllblls, O. Madden, Ernest C., '03 ...... Coltmlblls, O. Maier, John Valentine, LL. B., '95; B.S. (Northern Indiana Normal Univ.) ...... ftfontpelier, O. Mallory. Austin Garward, 'gS ...... Youngstown, O. Mallow, Lewis Earl, 'or...... Toledo, O. Manecke, Gilbert, LL. B., '97 Marquis, Fred Samuel, '00 •••••.•. .•...... •...... •. Ma11sjield, O. Marshall, George Sidney, B. Ph., '94; LL. B., '97 ..... Columbus, O. Martin, Franklin Ewing, LL. B., '05 ...... Columbus, O. Matthews, William Mills. 'oS ...... DaytOil, O. Meck, Charles \Vesley, LL. B., '94 ...... Toledo, O. Medberry, George J., '06 ...... Columbus, O. Medford, Charles A., '10 Meek, Edward Duncan, LL. B., '03; B. A., '96; 1\1. A. '99 Bellait'e , O. Meier, William Henry '00 Merchant, Clyde D., '10 ...... Orrville, O. Merrill, Charles Wesley, LL. B., '98; A. B. (Denison Univ.) Toledo, O. Middleswart, Clarence Coulter, LL. B., 'gS; A. B., (Marietta Col.), ftfariella, O. C OLLEGE OF L AW 37

Middletown, George S., 'II ...... Urbana O. Miller, Albert H., '06 ...... Toledo, O. Miller, Benjamin Franklin, B. A., '08; LL. B., 'ro ...... Urbana, O. Miller, George Clement, '97 Miller, James G., '07 ...... Upper Sandusky, O. Miller, James Wilford, ' 0 1 • ...... • • •...... Bucyrus, O. Miller, 'Villard, 'II ...... Columbus, O. Minshall, Thaddeus Ellis, LL. B., '01 ...... • . .. Call1b~;dge, Afass. Minshall, William Edwin, '00 ... . •...... •.•. . . . .• Cleveland, O. Mitchell, Herbert W. L L. B., '08 ...... St. Clairsville, O. Moloney, William Patrick, LL. B., '03 ...... Matioll, O. Mooney, Daniel F rancis, LL. B., '94 ...... Colttmbus, O. Moore, Barclay Welch, LL. B., '09; B. A. (W. and J. ) ... . Cadiz, O. Moore, C. Ellis, LL. B., ' 10: B. Sc., (Muskingum Col.) Cambridge, O. Moore, Henry Curtis, LL. B., 'or; B. Sc., '97 ...... Columbus, O. Moore, Lyman G., '03 ...... Coitmlbus, O. Morgan, Eugene, 'gB ...... Coitt1'1lbltS, O. Morgan, Lewis W., '00 ...... Toledo, O. Morris, Ingle Alman, LL. B., '00 ...... •...... Coltmzbus, O. Morrow, Emmett M., 'ro ...... Toronto, O. Motter, Edwin Cameron, '06 ...... 1Ifuskogee, Okla. Mull, Bert La Forest, LL. B., '98; M. A. (0. W. V.) Los Angeles, Cal . Murphy, Frank H ayes, ' 0 1 ...... ••• . Cleveland, O. Murray, Frank James, B. A., '08; LL. B., '1 0 ...... Londo1l, O. Myers, Herbert Merton, LL. B., '07; B. A., '05 ...... Co/tttltblls, O. Nailor, Joseph Charles, '09 ...... Columbus, O. Nash, Owen Arthur, LL. B., '02; A. B., A. M. (Denison Vnlv.), Newark, O. Nash, Simeon, LL. B., '04; B. A .. '01 ...... Columbus, O. Nesbitt, Roy Henderson, LL. B., '07 ...... Akr01l, O. Newman, Dick Finley, '07 ...... Fittsbtwg, Pa. Newton, Wilmer P ., '05 Nicola, Benjamin Di , LL . B., '00 ...... •.•.. . •... Cleve/aud, O. Oblillger, Gates Charles, LL. B., '06 ..... , ...... Dayton, O. Ogan, Servetus W ., '06 ...... Wyn1le, Ark. Oldham, Robert, 'II ...... Dayton, O. Ortman, Earl Hill, LL. B., '06; B. A., '04 ...... Ft. Gibson, Okla. Orton, Walter Edwin, LL. B., '99 ...... Scllellectady, N.Y. OsboTU, Owen Gray, LL. B., '09; Cer., '07 ...... jacksoll/ow1/, O. sborn, Samuel Galloway, LL. B., '97 ...... Columbus, O. THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY

Outhwaite, Charles P., LL. B., 'oS; B.A. (Princeton Univ.). Coliullbus, O. Overturf, Alva Kendall, LL. B., '06; B. A., '04 ...... Columbus, O. Owen, Lloyd Gamble, LL. B., '08; B. A., 'oS Page, Walter Sharp, LL. B., '03; B. A. (Yale l:nh-.) .... Columbus, O. Page, William Herbert, LL. B., '92; LL. :11., '94; A. B. (Yale Vniv.) Columbus, O. Pai ley, Jay 5., '99 ...... Steubenville, O. Parker, Harry Rockey, 'oS Patchin, Rufus Harry, L£-. B., '98; A. B. (Allegheny Col.) C!/ardon, O. Pavey, Vernon Frederick, LL. B" '06; B, Sc., '04 ...... Seattle, Work . Pease, , B. A., '95; LL. B., '99 ...... Columbus, O. Peck, Foreman Jacob, '00 ...... • ...... Clarksburg, O. Pence, WiJliam D., ,01 ...•...... •...... •••. .. Tiffin, O. Perfier, Arthur Joseph, LL. B., 'ro ...... Columbus, O. Perkins, Earl Harley, LL. B., '93 ...... Wellington, O. Perse, Edward McMaster, '97 ...... Toledo, O. Peters, Hlidey Edward, '07 ...... Columbus, O. Pettay, Cheever \Vorlhington, '08 ...... Cadiz, O. Pfeiffer, Robert Edward, LL. B., '10; A. B. (yale) ..... Columbus, O. Phelps, Archer Let:, '97...... Wa~"YeTt, O. Pilmer, Joseph E., '06 ...... Aslltabula, O. Pomerene, Frank EUlerington, LL. B., '95; B. Ph., '91 CoskoclO1l, 0, Porter, Albert Abner, 'or ...... Za,len·ille, O. Porter, Burton Perlee, '99 ...... Clroelatld, O. Porter, Clyde C., LL. B., '03; B. S. (Heidelberg niv.) .... Tiffiin, O. Postle, Frederick William, '07 ...... Columbus, O. Postlewaite, David eal, LL. B., '99; A. B. (Northern Indiana uiv.) ...... Columbus, O. Powell, Edward Thompson, LL. B., '96; A. B. (0. w. U.), Columbus, O. Price, Thomas Dnniel, '99 ...... New Lext'ngtotl, O. Pruner, William Reist, LL. B., '02 . .••...•...... Nolwalk, O. Pryor, Charles Foster, LL. B., '98 ...... Columbus, O. Pugh, Lawrence Randolph Whetzel, LL. B., '95; B. Ph., '93, Columbus, O.

Purcell, Ella June, (Mrs. Guild), LL. B., '10...... Columbus, O. Quinby, H. Anna, LL. B., '09; B. c., (0. N. .) ...... Columbus, O. Ragan, Eleanor Virginia, '03, (Mrs. C. G. ouder) ...... Toledo, 0 COLLEGE OF LAW 39

Randall, CecilJ., LL. B., 'II; B. A ...... Columbus, O. Randall, Emitius Oviatt, LL. B., LL. M., '92; Ph. n. (Cornell Univ)...... Columbus, O. Randall, Sherman Bronson, LL. B., '10 ...... Columbus, O. Randolph, Edwin Stanton, LL. B., '97; A. B. (0. W. U.) NroJark, O. Rarey, Ralph Forrest, '07 ...... Colllmbus, O. Raudabaugh, Orvelle, LL. B., '04; B. A. ( ational Normal niv.) ...... Celina, O. Raymond, J. Stockton, LL. B., '07; B. A. '05 ...... Collmlbus, O. Reasoner, Jay Albert, 'oS ...... COs/loc/on, O. Reed, Bert, '01 ...... •...... Coroy D'Alene, Idaho. Reigart, Harry Russell, LL. B., '07 ...... Hamillon, O. Rhodes, George Washington, '93 ...... Colllmbus, O. Richards, Herbert Logan, '07...... Columbus, O. Riddle, Abner E., '03 ...... " ...... Columbus, O. Robinson, Charles Grier, 'or; B. L., (Hiram Col.) .. . . Greenspring', O. Robinson, Harry Wildon, '95 ...... Sidney, O. Rockhill, John D., '01 •. •• ...... •...•.. . .•...•.. AlliallCe, O. Roderick, Owen M., 'II...... Columbus, O. Roth, Max C., LL. B., '09 ...... Toledo, O. Royon, Joseph Charles, Jr., '02 •...... •...... Cleve/alld, O. Rnbrecht, Franklin, '93...... Columbus, O. Rule, Ralph R., LL. B., 97; B. S. {Tri-State or.) ... Creellsprillg', O. Russell, Morrisson Waite, LL. B., '[0...•...... Ironlon, O. Ruth, Frank E., '04 ...... CoitmJbus, O. Sackett, Carl LeRoy, LL. B., '01 ...... S/zeridatl, Wyo. Sandee, Lydora Olivia, (Mrs. J. L. Bachman), LL. B , '93, Columbus, O. Sater, Lowry Francis, LL. B., '97; B. Ph., '95 ...... Collmlbus, O. Scarlett, Henry Lancelot, LL. B., '03; B. A., '01 .. .••.. Columbus, O. Schanfarber, Celia, (Mrs. Felix A. l.evy) LI,. B., '07 B, A., 'oS Chicago, Ill. Schanfarber, Edwin, '07 ...... Columbus, O. SchleSSinger, Hugo Nathan, LL. tl., '99 ...... Columbus, O. Schneider, Earuest T., LL. B., '04 ...... Dayloll, O. Scheenlaub, Emerson W., '09 ...... Alalion, O. Schumacher, Charles Edwin, '94 ...... Columbus, O. Schw uk, William Jennings, '00; B. S. (Ohio Normal l 'uiv.), Bucyrus, O. Secrest, Fred Miller, LL. B., '09 ...... Lakewood, O. 40 THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY

Seidel, John Frank, LL. B. ' 10; B. A., ·OS ...... Birmingl1ll1lt, Ala. Seney, Allen Joshua, LL. B., '99; B. Ph. ( niv. of Michigan), Toledo, O. Seney, George Ebbert, Jr. LL. B., '01 ...... •...•..... Toledo, O. Seymour, Augustus Theodore, '95 ...... Columblls, O. Shackelford, Elmer Amos. '06 ...... Kallsas City, I.{a1l. Shank, Robert J., LL. B., '97 ...... HamilLo71, O. Shappe-ll, Richard A., , I I...... Lima, O. Sharp, David Barton, LL. B., '93 ...... Columbus, O. Sharp, Stephen Albert, '03 ...... Columbus, O. Shaw, John William, 'OJ Sheetz, George William, '02 ..••.•...... •. . 1\'e7tJ lI'aSllillgto11, O. Sherick, Clyde Cea, LL. B., '10; n. A .. ·US ...... Aslz/alld, O. Sherman, Herbert.Cheney, LL. B., '06 ...... Columbus, O. Sherman, Mathias J., ' II ...... Colzmlbus, O. Sherman, Thomas 101., LI,. B., '03; B. Sc. \ alional Normal Univ.) ...... Columbus, O. Shoemaker, Carl David, LT.. B., '07; B. A .• '0 ' ...... Columbus, O. Shotwell, Abel Vail, '05 ...... Omalla, Neb. Shotwell, Franklin Albert, ·02 ....•...... 01110110, Neb. Siuks, Frederick Nicholas, LL. B., '9B; PI!. n., (Vale Ulli".), Columbus, O. Skiles, Roscoe Carleton, Ll~. B., '01 ...... 'Iulby, O. Small, Horace Leete, '06...... Par/SIllOUI/I, 0, Smith, Earl E.,' 10...... • . .... Cllicago Heights, III. Smith, Edward Trevett, LL. n., '98 Smith, Howard Stanley, LL. B., '09; B. A. (Miami Univ.), DayloTI, O. Smith, Lyman Sylvester, '92; A. B. (Ilei(lelberg Univ.), Bloom Center, O. Smith, Philotas Mottier. LL. B., '03; n. A. (Frankln Col.), CielJelll1ld, O. Smith, Warren Lee, LL. B., '99; n. A. (Wooster Univ.). Smith, Wellington Cornell, '01 ...... •...... •..... Dayton, O. Snepp, Hugh Allen, LL. B., , I r; A. B. '01; ( Heidelberg Univ.) Adriall, Ariel/. Snider, Jesse Worthington, LL. B., '93; LL. M., '96 ..... Columblls O. Snodgrass, Harry Williams, , IO ...... •...... •••. Chicago, It/. Snow, Mason J., LL. B. '02.... •...... • Columbus, O. Snow, Robert B,. LL. B., , 10 ...... Colt/mbltS, O. nyder, Irvin Franklin, '92; B. S. (Heidelberg niv.) .. Circleville, O. C OLLEGE OF L AW 41

Snyder, James Edward, LL. B., '92j A. B., (WoosterUniv.), Bl4rbatlk, O. Snyder, Walter Von Steck, LL. B., '97; ...... Collt m bl~s, O. Souder, Paul Myers, LL. B. , '07; B. A., (Indiana Univ.) Logansport, Itld. Sparks, Homer H aven, LL. B., '02 ...... •.•...•... SatlDiego, Cal. Spencer, Roy, '95; B. L. (Univ. of \\'ooster) ...... Toledo, O. Sperry, Arthur Leon, LL. B., 'oS ...... /VorthillgtOlI, O. Sprague, Charles Franklin, B, A., '<)6; LL. B., '99 ...... Lima, O. Spurrier, Emery Allen, LL. B., '03 ...... 1IIarysville, O. Slahl, Charles H en ry, LL. B., '02 ; A. B. (Obio 'ormal Univ.), .. Akrlm, O. Starkey, eal, '03 ...... Zauesville, O. Sleinemann, George Charles, '02 ...... , .... atldusky, O. Stevens, Frank Marion, LL, B., '97 ...... Elyria, O. Stevenson, Amos Claude, LL. B., 'OOj A. B., (Obrrlin Col.), Toledo, O. Stewart, Edwin Earle, L L. B., '95; A. B., A. M. (Wittenberg and Antioch ) ...... lrontott, O. Stewart, Gabrielle Townsend, '00 (Mrs. l\1ulliner) .... New York Cily. Stewart, Gilbert Holland, Jr., LL. B , '03 ...... Columbus, O. Stiger, Tbomas A., LL. B., '99...... Everett, WasIl. Stoddart, John Col e, LL. B., '10; R, A. (Hal vard niv.) Columbus, 0, Stokes, William 0 ., '11...... , . Daytotl, O. Stool fire, H enri Stanlon, '00 ...... pokalle, Wash . louffer, Charl es I rvin, LT,. B., '93 ....• ...... Columbus, O. Stough. Luther Bertrand, '9':/...... Bellefontaille, O. Stoughton, George L ., LL. B., '95; B. A. (Otlcrbeil: ' niv.) Westerville, O. Slrain, Shelley Marcellus, LL. B" '07. B. A., (Scio College.) YOUllgstown, O. Strayer, Jesse Hlisha, '05. Strecker, George William, '99. S}kes, William E

Thompson, Carmi A. , LL B., '95; B. Ph., '92 .... Washingto1l, D . C. Thompson, Francis M., LL. B., '06 ...... Colltmbus, O. Thompon, George S., '99 Toland, Harford Aquilla, '00 ...... •...... Columbus, O. Treash, Philip Burrlell, LL. B., '03; Ph. B. (Oberlin Univ.) Akro1t, O. Turner, Edward C. ,LL. B., 'or ...... Columbus, O. Tuttle, Alonzo Hubert, LL. B. , '03; A. 1\1. (Univ. of Michigan) Columbus, O. Vail, Charles A., LL. B., '02 ; B. Ph. (Scio Col. ) ...... Steubenville, O. Vance, Kyle McClellan, 'll ...... , O. Van Ness, William Philip, '05 . Vandersall, Chester E., ' 01 ; B. S. (Ohio Normal Uuiv.) . . .. Toledo, O. Veneman, Nevin Edward., LL. B .. '0 2 ...... Dayton, O. Voegele, 'Villiam Frederick, Jr., 'oa ...... Mansfield, O. Voorhees, Burt Fisk, LL. B. , '94 ...... Cosltodon, O. Wagner, Oscar Cecil, '04 ...... Duluth, lJ-fimt. Wallace, John Charles, '02 ...... •...... East Liverpool, 0 Walsh, George E., '03 ...... Colmnbtts, C. Wander, Charles B. F., '04...... Clez1elalld, O. Ward, Asa Everett, LL. B., 'as; Ph. B., (Marietta Col. ) . . Marietta, O· Ward, John Franklin, '98 ...... Columbus, O. Warrick, Elmer J., LL. B., 'og ...... '" ...... Cleveland, O. Watson,JamesHarrison, LL. 'ro; B. A. (Harvard Univ.) Columbus, O. Weaver, Harry Bright, LL. B., '94; B. A. (0. W. U.) . . Circleville, O. Webber, Karl Thomas, LL. B., '97 ...... Columbus, O. Weidling, Carl Philip, '99 ...... Tiffin, O. Weinland, F.dgard Lynn, LL. B., '93 ; Ph. B. (Otterbein Univ.) Columbus, O. Wells, Ashford Bruce, 'og ...... Nelsonville, O. Wertz, Edward Slusser, B. Ph., '99; LL. B., '00 ...... Wooster, O. Westwater, James Gulick, '02 ...... • • ...... •. Columbus, O. Weyant, Theodore, '97 ...... Colttmbus, O. Wheeler, Newberry William, Jr., '01 ...... ••...... Clevelatld, O. Whisler, Isaiah, '95. White, Cassius 0., 'oS ...... Montpelier, O. Wireman, William Charles, '97 ...... POtt Cliftto n, O. Wiggins, Sherman Tecumseh, LL. M., '94; B. Ph., '97; LL. B. (Univ. of Michigau) ...... Wagoner, Okla. Wilcox, McAllister, LL. B., '98 ...... Colmnbus , O. Wildermuth, Roy Lee, LL. B., '99 ...... Bridgeport, O. Williams, Cortez L ., '01 •.• •...... , . . • ...... •••• Stcltbe1Ivillc, O. COLLEGE OF LAW 43

\\'illiam-, Guy Rulon, LL. B., '95 ...... Havalla, 11/, Williams, Lloyd Thomas, LL. B., '00; B. Ph., '96 ...... Toll'do, O. Williamson, Allen Thurman, LL. B., 'OT; A. B. (:\Iarietta Col.) IIlan'ella, O. Williamson, John Carl, ·06 ...... ,1ft. Gilead, O. Wilson, Frank, LIb B. . '00; B. S. (Scio Col.) ...... II/arif'i/a, 0 Wilson, Halbert M., LL. B., ' 1I; B. S.; B. A.,(~luskingllm College) ...... Banlesville, O. Wilson, Harry Rush, LL. B; '95 ; LL. M., '96; A. B. (Mt. Union COl.) ...... Scarsdale, N. r. Wilson, Henry James, LL. B., 'oS; B. Ph. (Hiram College) Clevelat/d, O. Winter, Nevin Otto, LL. B., '97; A. B. (0. W. U.) ...... Tolt'do, O. Wise, Charles Clifton, LL. B. , '02; Ph. B. (Hiram Col.) Clt'vt'ialld, O. Wise, Leonard S., '07 Withgott, James Dwight, LL. B., '07; B. Eng. (Ohio Normal Univ.) ...... 11ft. Verlloll, O. Wolf, Benjamin Jacob, LL. B., '06 ...... St. Louis, 1110. Won nell, Harry B.. LL. B., '07 ...... Hamiltoll , O. \Voods, Charles Hiram, LL. B., '00 Woods, William Burroughs, LL. B., '04; B. Ph., '02 .. . . Clel'eland, O. \'{orcester, Wood Frank, LL. M., '03; LL. B., '01; B. Ph., '99 Colorado Sprillgs, Colo. Worline, Iliram Winfield, LL. B., '09; B. L. (0. W. U.) Dt'lawart', O. Wright, William Van Horn, LL. B., '93; LL. M., '96 Callal Dovt'r, O. Wulff, August R., '01 ...... Dayton, O. Yockey, Paul B., LL. B., '00; B. A., '97 ...... Xt'1lt·a, O. Yohe, Cyrus Elmer, LL. B., '93 ...... Cal,tol', O. Young, Carl Houseman, LL. B., '07; B. A., '04 ...... Columbus, O. Young, Samuel N., '00 ...... Tolt'do, O. ZiliolC, Leon Jacob, LL. B., '09 ...... , . Hamiltoll, O.