The Washington times., 1915-06-30
Jag NEW LAWYERS
ADMITTED TO BAR
Forty.Nine Reside In Washing
ton--Congratulated BY Chief
Justice Covlngton.

One hundred and forty-nine pew law
yers, including nine young women, were
admitted to the District bar by the Dis
trict Supreme Court in general term to-
day.
Forty-nine Of the new attorneys reside
in Washington. while the others come
from various sections of the country,
including Maine, California, Florida,
and the state of Washington. Assistant
United States Attorney Ralph Given
secretary of the committee OF examin-
ers of the bar of the District. said that
the list Is not only one of the longest,
but one of the most representative ever
offered to the court.
Chief Justice Covington congratulated
the new members of the bar, ana em-
phasized the responsibilities they as
sumed as officers Of the court Follow
'ns George o. se e. Adams. Kentucky; U: ..
Amer, New Jersey; T. c. Abbott. Ten
nessee; J. Arthur Adams. District OF
W. e. Beatty, Missouri; Louis A. Bisson,
Massachusetts; C. w. Browning, Dis
trict of Columbia Raymond II. Berry
West Virginia; John Hanson Boyden.
Maryland; Sherman p; Bowers; i,aasay Mapy:
j. r. J. Brooke, Arkansas; l.; e. Brat
ton. Nebraska; r. A. Barbee, Maryland
Chester Henry Chesterfield. Michigan;
G. H Brown Virginia; ~. Lee %a 4; bs HEown. Rs%n
Arizona; Alfred Burger, New YORK;
e. B. Baldridge, Tennessee. William +.
Bartel, Wisconsin; Andrew W: Bennett,
Georgia; Albert G. Buehler, New York,
]. Collins, District of Columbia; Chalsia
e. Crews, Missouri; Leon F. Cooper
District OF Columbia; Michael 8. Ger
rezin. Louisiana; John 7. Clancy. New
dSTn 6Samss Mkroa II eFse'5ss a. Clear Ps.as
Columbia: Kortright Church, District Of
Columbia; Robert F. Cogswell, District OF
Columbia; Joseph H. Corcoran. Massa.
chusetts; Joseph A. Carey, New forki
Ralph E: pay, Pennsylvania; iIS I9ssIh 6isan
Illinois; w. ]. Donahue. District OF CO.
lrmbia James f9esnIa DH9egan, Ssw Msxmo SerseA II
Diaz, Florida; Edward N. Evarts. Mas.
sachusetts; /. Roy Engle, Kansas;
Howard r. Eccleston, Msryland;& & Ber-
t5and Sa John dmeFfSn FOisy & s!es SeFth
Edmund A. Fitzgerald, District OF co.
lumbia; Fred D. Fletcher. Washington;
George F. Frick, District of Coiumbia
Ter, District of Columbia; William Reed
Fitch, North Dakota; Elmer V. Grtggs.
Iowa; Charles E. Gebhardt. New YORK;
R. E. Glessner. Pennsylyania; WIN +.
York: F. q, Gardiner. Alabama; Charles
S. Grover, Indiana; Louis H. Grieb. Dis
trict of Columbia; Mable Elizabeth Ho-
gan, Maryland; Ruth Letitia Halpenny'
r., District Of Columbia Morris Hirsch
New York; John Albert HUFF, Missis,
sippi; Maurice L. Harding. District OF
Alex Mayer Hitz. District Of Columbia;
j. Pierson James: California; Julius J.
c. Jensen. Iowa; Shirley P. Jones. Utah;
Milton w. King, District of Columbia
L. Garland Kendrick. Virginia; Elmer
Med. kintz; District Of Columbia; VIII
George J. Leonard, District Of Colum.
bia; Theodore H. Low, District Of Co.
lumbia; Herbert P. Leeman, District OF
Columbia: Roscoe V. Lake. District of
Columbia: William A. Lesher. District
Of Goiumbia; s william j: Levy, Pennsyl.
Marcus C. Leh. Pennsylvania; s. Jay
McCathran. jr.. District of Columbia;
Philip g. Mclean, New York; George H.
Mcneil. Maine; A. B. Mustain. Arkan-
sas: Charles V. Meehan. Maryland; L.
Masnusson. Minnesota; B. Yancy Mar
Morse. District of Columbia: A. r. Nc
Rae. Jr.. Pennsylvania; Amanda Fay
Mccall. Ohio; G. w. Marechal, Ala
baina: James e. McCabe. Massachusetts,
s: j. Melick. District Of Columbia
Henry Henry GeSrse %rEton Morgan; N w. %MaTylsndi
Newsom. Missouri; Thomas G. o'Neiii.
Virginia: Charles w. Powers, Vermont;
Paul P. Pierce. Maryland: Charles H.
Potter. North Carolina; Earle L. Par
melee. Pennsylvania; Walter L. Pipes,
West Virginia: NJ. w. Patterson. Okla
hoSna. John F. Porter. Massachusetts: