Indianapolis Times, Volume 43, Number 41, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 June 1931 — Page 14

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LAW SCHOOL IS MOVED TO NEW HEADQUARTERS Larger Offices to Provide Room for Increase in Enrollment. Moving of headquarters of the Indiana Law School to its new location in the American Central Life building, from its old site, 143 East Ohio s—eet, practically has been completed. One of the big tasks in connection with the removal was the transfer of the 3,500 law volumes comprising the school's law library. The school will use the east half of the sixth floor of the American Central Life building, located on Monument circle. Fall Term Announced The change will give the school greatly increased quarters to accomodate an expected increase in enrollment for the fall term which will open Sept. 16. The new quarters Will accomodate about 225 students. The new headquarters will be altered considerably and improvements made before the new term starts. Sound-proof partitions will be built to make three classrooms, and an executive office, stock-room and library will be arranged. The Indiana law school, one of the oldest law schools in the state, having been founded in 1894, makes it convenient for young men and women with limited means to acquire a law education. Ogden on Faculty Faculty members include Attor-ney-General James M. Ogden, Louis B. Ewbank, former Indiana supreme court judge; Henry M. Dowling, Thomas A, Daily, Samuei E. Garrison. Superior Judge John W. Kern, Floyd J. Mattice, chief deputy prosecutor; Clarence F. Merrell. James W. Ingles, Ralph Gregg, William G. White, L. Roy Zaps and .Joseph G. Wood, school secretary.

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