Evening journal., 1914-06-05
LAWYERS UNITED
FOR JUDGE Wl)OLLEY
Delaware Bar Will Ask Pres
ident Wilson to Advance
Delaware JuriSt
TO HAVE HEARING
ON NEXT THURSDAY

President Woodrow Wilson viii re-
cciVe delegation Of Delawareans at
WASHINGTON on Thursday, june 4. at
1890 o'clock who will recommend
TIC appointment OF Judge Victor Z
Wooiley as the successor TO Judge
George Gray on the United states
Circuit Court OF Appeals bench. The
petitions iayorlng the appointment Of
JUDGE Wcclley will be forwarded 70
Senator salisbury in few days.
The petitions viii be presented q
President Wilson as soon as received
bv Senator salisbury
Hugh NJ. Morris received tcle-
gram from senator salisbury yester-
day announcing that President VIII
son would receive the delegation from
Delaware ncNt Thursday, and from
all indications there VIII be d large
delegation to wait upon the Presi-
dent al that time. 1t is expected that
a large number OF members OF the
Delaware bar specially Wilmington
members. viii be in the delegation.
All the members of the bar OF New
Castle county. With the exception Of
one ar two who cannu, DC reached.
have signed the petition urging the
anpontmens of Judge Moolley
The members OF the New Castle
County Bar who have signed the petit
tions are.
New Castle county Andrew G.
Gray. II. II. Ward. Robert Il. Rich
ards. William $. IIilles, Charles B.
Evans. Spottswood Garland, j. Har-
Ney Whiteman, Thomas T. Bayard,
Benjamin Nields. Alexander y.
Cooper. John Il. Nicholson, George T..
Brown John Riggs, Hugh NJ. Nor
ris, Henry r, lsaacs. Andrew e. San
born john M Huxley. RI Christie
pher l. Ward. Edmund S. feelings,
r. i. Speakman, ". A. Lyman. George
Lodge, Edward W Cooch Thomas
Davis, Daniel o. Hastings. j. y. Smith
Ayres J. stoekly Francis II. Hot
feckcr. G. W. smith. Edward G. Cook
David p Marvel. Josiah Maryri, JOS
iah o. Molcott. Caleb 5. Layton, G.
Dare Hopkins, Horace Greeley East
burn, y ~ Lattomus, Clifford VI
Mannering. Charles ". Bush, w. NJ
knowles. Charles +, Curley Artemas
Smith, Cliacrd James Julian G.
Walker. William L. Adams. John r.
Aalloy, Francis dell Janyier. Hugh
a Garland. Aaron Finger H. p JOS
lyu, Howell s England, Robert G
Hartman. George a. Elliott Reuben
Sattcrthwaito Jr John II. Neary,
samuel VI McCaulley, Leonard +.
Wales, Henry K. Bringhurst. William
II. Hoald, William r. Smalley. VIII
liam 3 prickett w, Poyntell John
ston. Levin II. Nelson. John Pearce
CanN. Baldwin Springer Caleb d
y Bnrchenal. David J. Rcinhardt. Wal.
Ter 4 Willis, James T. Boyce. Hurry
hmnons James Salisbury. William
~ kurtz. Levin Irving Handy. i
Frank Ball. Martin 4. Smith. n 8
Adams. JrY S. ID. Townsend. Jr.
George 4. Townsend, Jr.. John ~.
Brady. Philip q. Churchman, Tngh-
man Johnston.
Francis ". Walker. Hugh G. Browne
r n Cochran, Dr., Arthur w. Spruanee
John 9. Gray, Philip H. Garrett. John ii
lynn, John VI Brady. Armon d. Chay
tor, Jr.. William H. Cooper, Jr.. Samuel
". Baynard lr.. William &. Jones. Rich
ara = Rodney, William Baxter Jr.
tn9ene Hardesty Martin Burris
Sussex County Petition.
The petition which has been circu
ated among the members Of the bar
OF Sussex county has been returned
% Richard S. Rodney. OF the firm OF
salisbury. Morris Il Rodney. who ha.
been ~ charge Of the petition. Tb,
petition is signed by every member
u the bar OF Sussex county.
The petition being circulated IN
Kent county has been signed bv eyery
member OF the bar OF that county with
The exception OF three, who are absent
nom the county. The signatures of one
or two of these viii be secured befor,
the petition Is returned TODAY. All
three petitions viii then be forwarde,
to senator salisbury for presentation
to the president
The petition signed BY the member
Of the bar Of Sussex county Is sgne,
BY the following:
Sussex county Charles W. Cullen
John NJ Richardson Albert y. Polk
Charles S. Richards. Andrew j. Lynch
Robert G. White Frank Nj. ione.
Charles w. Whitley. Albert Worti
Danicl j. Layton. Ir. Robert g. Hons
ton, Charles J.. Moore, James NJ. Tun
nell. Howard , Cooke. Joseph i. Cald
well. Woodbum Martin and Andrew
Marvel.