ing. The Executive Committee's recommendations to the Association in this connection are as follows: (1) That the character of the JOURNAL of the American Bar Association be changed so as to make it a publication representative of the ideals of the American Bar Association and such as will attract and interest the members of the whole profession. (2) That the new JOURNAL be published monthly beginning September, 1920, under the management of a paid editor and subject to the control and direction of a board of editors appointed by the Executive Committee of the Association. (3) That the committee has appointed a Board of Editors consisting of S. S. Gregory as Editor-in-Chief, and George T. Page, John Lowell, Chester I. Long, Herman Oliphant and R. E. Lee Saner. (4) That the general form and content of the publication as appears in the initial number, dated September, 1920, heretofore prepared under the direction of the said Board of Editors, be approved. (5) That the Association proceed with the publication of the JOURNAL in its new form, as a monthly, along the lines above indicated, at an expense of not more than $40,000 per annum. Several resolutions referred to the Executive Committee at the last annual meeting were disposed of as follows: Resolution concerning establishment of Court of Patent Appeals referred to Section of Patent Law for its consideration and report. Resolution concerning prison reform and criminal court procedure was referred to the American Institute of Criminal Law and Criminology. House Bill No. 15499 concerning incorporation of certain companies engaged in foreign trade referred to Committee on Jurisprudence and Law Reform. The President appointed the following delegates on behalf of the Association to attend the meetings indicated: Charles Evans Hughes, James M. Beck, Charles A. Boston and Walter George Smith, to attend a conference of the National Civic Federation in New York City on Monday, February 16, 1920. Walter George Smith, James M. Beck, William H. Staake, C. A. Severance and Robert P. Shick, to attend the meeting of the American Academy of Political and Social Science in Philadelphia, May 7 and 8. Moorfield Storey, Elihu Root, Charles A. Boston John H. Voorhees and Edwin T. Merrick, to attend the Conference of Delegates from state and local bar associations in St. Louis, August 24. William Howard Taft to attend the meeting of the Canadian Bar Association, in Ottawa, September, 1920. The subject of By-Laws for the various Sections of the Association was placed in charge of a special committee which drafted a uniform set of By-Laws and sent them to each Section. The various Sections have placed on their program the subject of the adoption of By-Laws. In pursuance of Article IV of the Constitution, the committee recommends that the Association establish an additional Section to be known as the Conference of Bar Association Delegates, which Section shall have power to adopt By-Laws as provided in said. Article of the Constitution. Upon resolution the President appointed a special committee to prepare and submit an efficient plan for increasing the membership of the Association. The committee further reports that in accordance with By-. Laws X and XII appropriations were made for the use of the respective committees, Sections, etc., not exceeding the following amounts: Section of Patent Law (out of which is to be paid 175 2,500 The committee also confirmed its appropriation made at the annual meeting for the use of the Committee on Regional Meetings to be appointed Total 4,000 $17,550 Respectfully submitted, HAMPTON L. CARSON, President, FREDERICK E. WADHAMS, Treasurer,. R. E. LEE SANER, Chairman General Council, T. A. HAMMOND, Atlanta, Ga., U. S. G. CHERRY, Sioux Falls, S. D., CHARLES THADDEUS TERRY, New York, N. Y., EDMUND F. TRABUE, Louisville, Ky., THOMAS H. REYNOLDS, Kansas City, Mo., PAUL HOWLAND, Cleveland, Ohio, THOMAS C. MCCLELLAN, Montgomery, Ala., Executive Commillee. MEMBERS AND DELEGATES REGISTERED AT THE FORTY-THIRD ANNUAL MEETING ENGLAND. Cave, Rt. Hon. Viscount. Geddes, Rt. Hon. Sir Auckland. CANADA. 1920. Bennett, Richard Bedford, K. C., Calgary, Alberta. FRANCE. LeGrand, Albert L., Paris. JAPAN. Ikeda, Torajiro, Tokyo. SWEDEN. Nystrom, E. G. V., Swedish Legation, Washington. ALABAMA. Cooper, Lawrence, Huntsville. Sims, Henry Upson, Birmingham. ALASKA. Bockstrom, J. L., Juneau, ARIZONA. Boyle, James P., Douglas. Curley, Frank E., Tucson. Pickett, Harry Elliott, Douglas. ARKANSAS. Akers, Will G., Little Rock. Arnold, W. H., Texarkana. Beauchamp, D. G., Paragould. Bone, S. M., Batesville. Carmichael, J. H., Little Rock. Fuhr, Robert E., Paragould. Gannaway, Malcolm W., Little Rock. Graves, O. A., Hope. Greenlee, C. F., Brinkley. Harris, Marvin, Little Rock. King, D. L., Lewisville. Light, Jason L., Paragould. Loughborough, J. F., Little Rock. Mann, S. H., Forrest City. Martin, W. H., Hot Springs. Matlock, Edgar L., Van Buren. COLORADO. Brock, Chas. R., Denver. Denious, Wilbur F., Denver. Lathrop, Mary F., Denver. Lindsey, Ben B., Denver. O'Donnell, T. J., Denver. CONNECTICUT. Avery, C. L., Groton. Beers, George E., New Haven. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Bradford, E. W., Washington. FLORIDA. Blount, W. A., Pensacola. Crichlow, W. B. Shelby, Bradentown. Hunter, Wm., Tampa. Loftin, Scott M., Jacksonville. GEORGIA. Hammond, Theodore A., Atlanta. Wilkinson, H. A., Dawson. IDAHO. Evans, Alvin E., Moscow. ILLINOIS. Bennet, William S., Chicago. Buntain, C. M. Clay, Kankakee. Burroughs, Benjamin R., Edwardsville. Costigan, George P., Jr., Chicago. Kramer, Edw. C., E. St. Louis. MacChesney, Nathan William, Chicago. O'Connor, Charles J., Chicago. Page, Geo. T., Peoria. Parkinson, Robt. H., Chicago. Woodward, Frederic C., Chicago. INDIANA. Baker, Charles S., Columbus. Davidson, Franklin G., Crawfordsville. |