TEACHERS-

See Schools.

Teacher cannot recover for janitor services quantum meruit nor
for excess days taught in place of holiday vacations. Benton Twp.
(Bd. of Ed.) v. Parker, 251.

TELEGRAPHS AND TELEPHONES-

Duty of telephone lineman on walk examining wires on poles to
consider condition of walk, question for jury. Lucas Co. (Comrs.)
v. English, 246.

TIME-

Statute limiting time for bringing proceedings to seventy days
applies to cases in which judgment has been rendered since the law
went into effect. Harding v. Railway, 617.

TRADES UNIONS-

Authority of board of education to resolve against appointment
of teachers affiliated with labor organization. Frederick v. Owens,
538.

TRIAL-

Right to jury trial claimed too late is lost. King v. Potter, 15.
Danger to persons outside from explosion in torpedo factory,
question for jury. Mayer v. Brudno, 165.

Interrogatories not calling for ultimate facts refusable. Otis
v. Thompson, 322.

Summarizing or grouping issues for intelligent understanding of
jury not erroneous. Plymouth & S. Trac. Co. v. Hart, 347.

Discretion in trial court to permit technical lack of evidence
considered by reviewing court and new trial granted rather than
final judgment for defendant. Pacific Mut. L. Ins. Co. v. Barnes, 380.
TRUSTS AND TRUSTEES-

Income arising after termination of trust distributed according
to will. Barbour v. Gallagher, 433.

Running of decedent's administration limitation bars enforce-
ment against trustee's heirs of claim against trustee. Robson v.
Evans, 510.

VENDOR AND PURCHASER-

Vendor's contract indemnifying vendee against claim for com-
missions not admission of earning of commissions. Treuhaft v.
Dambach, 570.

VENUE-

Change of venue for prejudice properly overruled if prejudice
based on newspaper reports. Townsend v. State, 408.

VERDICTS-

Verdict based on adoption of one of two diverse theories of
cause of action not disturbed on review. Odenbaugh v. Homberger,
331.

Verdict in case of collision between street car and vehicle not
disturbed. Cincinnati Trac. Co. v. Dannefelser, 622.

WATERS AND WATER COURSES-

Riparian owners of land on banks of nonnavigable stream have
title to middle thread of low water stream. Limle v. Robison, 313.

WILLS-

Heirs in devise to son for life, then to heirs creates contingent
and not vested remainder. Lisle v. Miller, 127.

Devise of life estate with power to consume in widow with
remainder in son constitutes vested remainder in son. Tharp v.
Fidelity & Guar. Co. 416.

Income arising after termination of trust distributed according
to will. Barbour v. Gallagher, 433.

Grandchildren, beneficiaries, born after filing action to control
will necessary parties to trial. Wallace v. Ludwig, 652.

WORDS AND PHRASES-

195.

Administration costs, "debts" of estate.

Harbeson v. Mellinger,

Lineal heirs includes parents in law relating to right of action
for death in mine. Burnett v. Coal Co. 200.

Avulsion not proven by deposit of gravel on one bank and
washing away on opposite bank of nonnavigable stream. Limle v.
Robison, 313.

Casing and boxing of shafting for protection of employes and
"floors" contemplated are work floors, sufficiency is question for
Jury. Holland Gold Pen Co. v. Juengling, 398.

Neither last chance doctrine nor contributory negligence avail-
able against charge of "carelessly, recklessly and wantonly" caus-
ing injury. Nypano Ry. & Erie Ry. v. Blose, 458.

Word "injuries" includes occupational diseases. Industrial Com-
mission v. Brown, 572.

"Loss, damage, or injury to property" includes excessive freight
by misrouting. Chesapeake & O. Ry. v. Lumber Co. 594.

Statutory assessment for trafficking in liquor business in dry
county not license. Brannan v. Schartzer, 626.

WORK AND LABOR-

Licensed broker filling blanks in assignment of wages in vio-
lation of salary loan act. Andrews v. State, 123.

Teacher cannot recover for janitor services quantum meruit nor
for excess days taught in place of holiday vacations. Benton Twp.
(Bd. of Ed.) v. Parker, 251.

Casing and boxing of shafting for protection of employes and
"floors" contemplated are work floors, sufficiency is question for jury.
Holland Gold Pen Co. v. Juengling, 398.

Word "injuries" includes occupational diseases. Industrial Com-
mission v. Brown, 572.

Jurisdiction not conferred upon courts to enjoin payments under
workmen's compensation law. Porter v. Hopkins, 620.