1902. AMASA M. EATON...

The Evolution of Mining Law.
The Law of New Conditions-
Illustrated by the Law of Irri-
gation.

the Treasury (England)... Codification of Mercantile Law. The Origin of Municipal Incorporation in England and in the United States.

1902. EMLIN MCCLAIN

1903. SIR FREDERICK POLLOCK,

of the English Bar...... 1903. WILLIAM A. Glasgow, JB....

1904. J. M. DICKINSON. 1904.

BENJAMIN F. ABBOTT..

The Evolution of the Judicial

Opinion.

English Law Reporting.

A Dangerous Tendency of Legislation.

The Alaskan Boundary Case.

To What Extent Will a Nation
Protect Its Citizens in Foreign
Countries?

1905. RICHARD LOCKHART HAND.... Government by the People.

1906. GEORGE B. DAVIS..

SUBJECT.

The Causes of Popular Dissatis-
faction with the Administra
tion of Justice.

Can Congress Transfer to the
States its Power to Regulate
Commerce?

The Jurisprudence of Lawless

ness.

...Some Recent Progress in International Law.

1907. CHARLES F. AMIDON......... The Nation and the Constitution. 1907. CHARLES A. PROUTY...

. A Fundamental Defect in the Act to Regulate Commerce.

JUSTICE HENRY B. BROWN,
Retired

1911. ROBERT S. TAYLOR.

1912. GEORGE SUTHERLAND

1912.

SYMPOSIUM

....

HENRY D. ESTABROOK.
JOSEPH C. FRANCE.
FREDERICK N. JUDSON.

1913. WILLIAM H. TAFT..

1913. SYMPOSIUM

WILLIAM C. Hook....

N. CHARLES BURKE..

...The Development of the Hono

.....

......

rarium.

The Career of a Country Lawyer
-Abraham Lincoln.

The New Federal Judicial Code.
Equity Rules 33, 34 and 35.

The Courts and the Constitution.
The American Judicial System.
(a) The Judges.

(b) The Lawyers.

(c) The Procedure,

The Selection and Tenure of
Judges.

The Struggle for Simplification

of Legal Procedure.

(a) Some Causes.

(b) Legal Procedure and Social Unrest.

WILLIAM A. BLOUNT....... (c) The Goal and Its Attain.

ment.

the Dominion of Canada... The Constitution of Canada

1914. RT. HON. RÓMULO S. NAÓN,

Ambassador from the Ar-
gentine Republic to the
United States

The Argentine

Constitutional

1915.

SIMEON E. BALDWIN.....

1915.

FELIX FRANKFURTER.

1916.

WILLIAM E. BORAH.

1916. FRANK J. GOODNOW..

Ideas.

Changes in International Law.
The Law and the Law School.

The Lawyer and the Public. ..Private Rights and Administrative Discretion.

1917. CHARLES E. HUGHES.......War Powers under the Constitu

1917. ROBERT MCNUTT MCELROY...The Representative Idea and the

1917. WILLIAM H. BURGES..

tion.

War.

A Hothouse Constitution; Mexico 1917.

1919. ROBERT LYNN BATTS........ The New Constitution of the

1920. REGINALD HEBER SMITH..... The Relation Between Legal Aid

Work and the Administration of Justice.

1920. CHARLES EVANS HUGHES

1920. ERNEST L. TUSTIN.

1920. BEN B. LINDSEY

1921.

1921.

1921.

1921.

HARRY M. DAUGHERTY. SIR JOHN A. SIMON. CHARLES S. THOMAS. ROKUICHIRO MASUJIMA 1921. CHARLES S. WHITMAN. 1921. LUTHER Z. ROSSER .

....

SUBJECT.

Legal Aid Societies, Their Func-
tion and Necessity.

.The Relation of Legal Aid to the
Municipality.

Justice for Parent and Child
Without Cost.

Respect for Law.

Our Common Inheritance of Law.

. Without a Friend.

. International Bar Association. Unenforceable Law.

. The Illegal Enforcement of Criminal Law.

1921. MARCUS A. KAVANAGH....... The Adjustment of Penalties.

NOTE. For list of papers read before Section of Legal Education and Admissions to the Bar, and the Section of Patent, Trade Mark and Copyright Law, see 1920 report, Vol. XLV, pages 329 to 337, inclusive. There were no formal papers read before either of these Sections at the 1921 meeting.

PROCEEDINGS.

OF THE

COMPARATIVE LAW BUREAU

The annual meeting of the Comparative Law Bureau of the American Bar Association was held at Cincinnati, Ohio, on August 31, 1921, at 2.30 P. M. Robert P. Shick of Pennsylvania presided.

There were present Wm. W. Smithers, of Philadelphia, Pa.; Robert Black, of Cincinnati, Ohio; Andrew A. Bruce, of Minneapolis, Minn.; W. O. Hart, of New Orleans, La.; John S. Lehmann, of St. Louis, Mo.; N. E. Corthell, Laramie, Wyo.; E. C. Massie, Richmond, Va.; S. C. Schwarzkopf, of Manila, P. I.; and George A. Malcolm, of the Supreme Court of the Philippine Islands, at Manila, P. I.

The Secretary read the report of the work of his office during the past year which on motion duly seconded and carried, was approved and ordered to be made a part of the minutes.

(See Report at end of these minutes, page 546.) The Treasurer's report from Eugene C. Massie, Treasurer, showed the following:

INCOME.

June 1, 1920 Balance on hand...

Nov. 13, 1920 From American Bar Association..

For publications "Argentine Code ".
For dues from members Class C....
For dues from members Class D.

$109.66

250.00

9.09

192.00

12.00

$572.75

EXPENDITURES.

Sept. 21, 1920 To R. P. Shick, Secretary, for postage,

etc., as per order No. 46..

postage, etc., order No. 47..

4.95

Sept. 29, 1920 R. P. Shick, Secretary, for stationery,

32.61

Dec. 23, 1920 To Frank E. Sweetzer, Trustee, for claim of Boston Book Co. in bankruptcy as per order No. 48..

300.00