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THE

Central Law Journal

ALEXANDER H. ROBBINS, Editor

VOLUME 91
JULY-DECEMBER, 1920

CENTRAL LAW JOURNAL COMPANY,

ST. LOUIS, MO,

1920.

Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1920, by

CENTRAL LAW JOURNAL COMPANY, In the Office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington.

278102

PRINTED BY CENTRAL LAW JOURNAL COMPANY.

LIST OF LEADING ARTICLES IN VOLUME 91

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No. 1. The Domicile of a Married Woman

--1-The Older View, By Albert

No. 2. The Domicile of a Married Woman

-11-For Divorce and Other Purposes.

By Albert Levitt, 24.

No. 3. The Unification of British Commer-

cial Law. By Donald MacKay, 45.

Expediting Litigation in the State of

Washington. By Fred H. Peterson, 46.

No. 4. Actions Against the Agent of the

President Under the Transportation

Act of 1920. By R. O. Stotter, 63.

A Plea for a Permanent Interstate

Uniform Legislative Commission. By

Jesse J. Dunn, 64.

No. 5. The Position of Money Paid as

Deposit. By Donald MacKay, 81.

The Law's Delays in Appellate Pro-

cedure. By H. A. Bronson, 83.

No. 6. The Super-Constitution. By Jeffer-

son B. Browne, 97.

No. 7. How I Drew Old Tom Lathers' Will.

By Elwood S. Jones, 118.

No. 8. Sovereign Powers of Constitutional

Governments. By J. B. Whitfield, 136.

Mental Suffering as an Element of

Damage in Contract. By Ralph Stan-

ley Bauer, 138.

No. 9. The Industrial Crisis and the Bar.

By George B. Rose, 153.

No, 10. Rhyme and Rhythm in a Master's

Report. By Andrew S. Miller, 171.

Liability of Owner or Employer for

the Acts of Independent Contractors-

Distinction in the Law of Respondeat

Superior. By N. C. Collier, 175.

No. 11. The Construction and Application of

Revenue Acts. By Donald Mackay,

Meaning of "Casual” as Used in

Workmen's Compensation Acts. By

C. P. Berry, 192.

No. 12. The Philosophy of Representative

Government. By Sir Auckland Geddes,

No. 13. Has the Lawyer Lost Caste? By T.

J. O'Donnell, 225.

A Gentlemanly Mendacious Wit-

ness. By Fred H. Peterson, 228.

No. 14. The Care of Highways-Road Au.

thorities and Hidden Dangers. By

Donald MacKay, 245.

Validity of Laws Regulating Dimen-

sions of Containers. By C. P. Berry,

Uniform State Laws-A Means to

Efficiency Consistent With Democracy.

By Nathan William MacChesney, 297.

Can Young Children be Contribu-

torily Negligent? By Donald Mac-

Will the Eighteenth Amendment

Overwhelm the Federal Courts? By

Raymond G. Brown, 321.

Status of Persons Coasting in Pub-

lic Highways. By C. P. Berry, 336.

Lawyers' Office Systems-Report of

a Committee of the Iowa Bar Associa-

A Few Rules for the Cross-Examina-

tion of Witnesses. By C. J. Ramage,

Legislative Gold Bricks-Co-oper-

ative Marketing Associations and the

Law. By Percy L. Edwards, 356.

The Relation Between Legal Aid

Work and the Administration of Jus-

tice. By Reginald Heber Smith, 372.

“Subject to Formal Contract." By

Donald MacKay, 390.

Control of Coal Mines by the State

Is it the Opening Wedge of State So-

cialism? By Emmet O'Neal, 392.

Malpractice. By Win Wylie, 395.

The Relation of Legal Aid to the

Municipality. By Ernest L. Tustin,

"Reasonable"-Use of the Term in

Recent British Cases. By Donald
MacKay, 426.

Discovery Under New Rules of
Practice for Federal Courts of Equity.
By N. C. Collier, 428.

Strikes, Strikers and Stricken-The
Kansas Industrial Court. By F. Du-
mont Smith, 443.

The Domicile of Separated Spouses.
By Donald MacKay, 464.

From Blue Laws to Blue Sky Laws-
The Pilgrim Tercentenary. By Fred
H. Peterson, 466.

TABLE OF CASES

This list includes only those cases commented upon editorially or in our Notes of Important
Decisions, or in full annotated. The abbreviation Ed., indicates editorially—R. D., cases com-
mented upon in our Notes of Important Decisions, and ann. case, annotated case.

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