MEMORANDA.

All Judges and ex-Judges of the Supreme Court of Ohio are ex-officio members of this Association. I Rep., 17.

All Judges and ex-Judges of the United States Court who are members of the Ohio bar are ex-officio members of this Association. VI Rep., 157.

At each annual meeting of the Association a committee, consisting of three members, to be styled the Committee on Railroads and Transportation, shall be appointed by the President of the Association, whose duty it shall be, at least six weeks prior to the next ensuing annual meeting, to negotiate and complete all practicable arrangements for reduced rates of travel to those attending, and through its Chairman, at least four weeks before the annual meeting, advise the Chairman of the Executive Committee and the Secretary of the Association of the arrangements made so that the same may be printed in the notices and programs sent out to members in advance of the meeting. (Adopted from Secretary's report, July 18, 1889, X Rep., 23.)

Resolved, That all applications for membership shall be accompanied with the membership fee, and upon default so to do, such application shall be returned without delay to such applicant by the Secretary of the Association or Committee on Admissions. (Adopted by the Association July 18, 1890, XI Rep., 124.)

AS TO DISTRIBUTION OF ANNUAL REPORTS.

To the members of the Association the price per volume of the reports of the proceedings held prior to the date of their admission shall be twenty-five cents, except the first four reports bound in one book, which shall be $1.25 for the book.

To all other persons, excepting to law libraries and the exchange list of the Association, the price per volume shall be fifty cents, and for the four reports, bound in one book, the price shall be $2.00.

The payment of the annual dues to entitle each member so paying to the volumes issued after the date of his membership. (Adopted July 8, 1903. Vol. 24, page 15.)

Program

Thirty-Third Annual Meeting of the Ohio State Bar Association, Cedar Point, July 9, 10, 11, 1912.

Tuesday, July 9th.

The Association will be called to order by the chairman of the Executive Committee, at three o'clock in the afternoon. FIRST:

Annual Address of the President, HON. FREDERICK L. TAFT,

Report of Special Committees.

REPORT OF ALLEN ANDREWS, Hamilton, Delegate to Illinois

Bar Association.

Report of LOUIS H. WINCH, Cleveland, Delegate to New
York Bar Association.

SECOND SESSION.

8:00 P. M.

SOCIAL Reception and Dance.

Wednesday, July 10th.

THIRD SESSION.

10:00 A. M.

Consideration of Report of Committee on Judicial Administration and Legal Reform.

FOURTH SESSION.
2:00 P. M.

The Annual Address-"Judicial Recall,"

..HON. FRANK B. KELLOGG,

Minnesota.

At the conclusion of the Address of Mr. Kellogg:

Meeting of Judicial Districts to elect Standing Committees, VicePresidents and Committee on Nomination of Officers.

Report of Districts on Election of Vice-Presidents and Members

of Standing Committees.

Report of Committee on Nomination of Officers.

Call by Districts for names of Deceased Members.

Memorial-R. D. Marshall,

JOHN N. VAN DEMAN,

Dayton.

Unfinished Business.

Appointment of three Delegates and three Alternates to the

Meeting of the American Bar Association.

Adjournment.

REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS

OF THE

THIRTY-THIRD ASSEMBLY

OF THE

Ohio State Bar Association

Held at Cedar Point, Ohio, Beginning on July 9, 1912.

FIRST SESSION

Tuesday Afternoon

Three o'clock

July 9, 1912.

The first session of the Thirty-third Assembly of the Ohio State Bar Association was called to order in the Convention Hall, Cedar Point, Ohio, by Chairman Harlan F. Burket, of the Executive Committee, who said:

The Executive Committee has arranged for the reading of the annual reports of officers at this time. Is the Secretary ready to report?

MR. GILBERT H. STEWART, Jr., Secretary, then read the following report:

CEDAR POINT, July 9th, 1912.

To the Ohio State Bar Association:

GENTLEMEN:-In accordance with the Constitution of the Association I herewith submit my annual report as Secretary for the year ending July 11th, 1912.

The proceedings of the Thirty-second annual meeting of the Association were published under the direction of the Executive Committee and placed in the hands of each member of the Association. The Executive Committee had 1200 copies of the annual report printed as the number of members of the Associa