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Higher standards are being adopted from time to time as a result of the activities of the American Bar Association for higher bar admission requirements. At the present time eighteen States have no requirements, fifteen require a certain amount of general education before beginning the study of Law, and thirteen require High School education as a preliminary.

The more advanced requirements are represented by the following: One year of College in Colorado and Illinois; two years of College in Kansas, Illinois (after July 1926), and West Virginia.

Five States accept six months of training in a law office as a preliminary to admission, and Louisiana requires registration in addition.

Illinois, Michigan, Ohio and Washington have fixed the requirements for study in a law office at four years, in addition to which Ohio requires the filing of an affidavit showing two hundred hours of actual instruction each year.

Recent additions to the list of practicing attorneys in North Dakota are: R. A. Nestos, Minot; L. E. Fitzgerald, Grand Forks; F. W. McLean, Langdon; J. F. X. Conmy, Fargo; H. A. Bronson, Grand Forks; L. N. Torson, Rugby; H. A. Nelson, Williston; E. B. McCutcheon, Minot; G. H. Drowley, Starkweather; S. M. Frank, (moved to) Beulah; Thos. T. Hiner, (moved to) Belfield; Robert A. Eaton, Edgeley; A. E. Draeb, Hebron; W. H. Freeman, Hazen; G. J. Lindlauf, Greene; J. J. Nilles, Grand Forks.

Tiffany on Agency (2nd Ed.) by Powell, West Publishing Co; History of Political Theories by Merriam, Macmillan Co; Income Tax Procedure 1925 by Montgomery, Ronald Press; The Constitution and the Courts by publishers, Edward Thompson Co.; The Architect’s Law Manual by Blake, Pencil Points Press; The American Bar Association 1924 London Meeting by publishers, Frank Shepard Co.

Uniform laws which will be presented to the August 1925 meeting of the American Bar Association for adoption are:


 * 1) Uniform Sale of Securities Act (Blue Sky Law);
 * 2) Uniform Real Property Act;
 * 3) Uniform Real Estate Mortgage Act;