The Washington herald., 1918-06-30
ST LAWYERS
ADMITTED TO
DISTRICT BAR
Among New Barristers Are
Four Women-Chief
Justice Warns.

The District Supreme Court in
general session yesterday granted
permission to 81 new lawyers to
hang out their shingles" Chief
Justice Mccoy in adressing the en-
Ayo barristers remarked: "A man
Nho comes out of this war with
any wealth not honorably acquired
will live the rest of his days with
his conscience constantly reminding
him of his ill-gotten wealth"
Among these 81 were four wo-
men who were admitted to the bar.
They are Miss NJ. Pearl Mccall, q
clerk in Senator Borah's once; Ruth
Levey, of New York. an employe OF
the General Land once: Nellie H.
Crock. employed in the Quarter
masters ONCE and Helen Beale
West, employed in the ONCE Of the
Solicitor for the Treasury.
Names of Those Admitted.
The men who were admitted to
the bar yesterday are:
Robert Ash, District of Column
bia: Lyle T. Alverson. Illinois; Z.
Ellis Allison. District of Columbia;
Ralph W. Brown. District of CO.
1umbia; J. e. Buckner, Kentucky;
John T Birmingham. Connecticut;
Halbert p. Brown. District of Co
lumbia: Kate Lloyd Campbell. vir-
ginia: Roman A. Cruz, Philippine
Islands: W. Marshall c. Cheseldine.
District of Columbia: John d. Cos
tello. California: Herbert T. Gro
min, Massachusetts,: Warren Ray
mond Clardy. South Carolina: John
NJ Dressler. Oregon; Henry w. Da-
Wis. District OF Columbia; Henry B.
Dielmann. Texas; Maurice P. Doran,
District Of Columbia.
James Lane Donahue. Iowa; NJ.
Arthur Dounn. New York: Edward
n. Donnelan, Massachusetts,; Philip
o. Faulkner, Virginia; Harry N.
Foss. Maine; Hadley Fairfield Free
man, Ohio; Samuel J. Flickinger.
New Jersey; william Fowler. Massa-
Sknsetts; Mitchell ]. Friedman, vir-
mia; r. NJ. Farrar, California; Mel
Gould. jr., District of Columbia; Ju-
illus Goebel. jr., Illinois; Gilbert L.
Hall. Oregon; Walter B. Hill,
Georgia: Samuel B. Hill, Ohio: DAN
iel J. Haley. Massachusetts,; George
E. c. Hayes. Virginia; Russell
Hardy. District of Columbia; Wood
son P. Houghton, District of CO.
lumbia; Bailey W. Hardy. Texas;
Wilmer c. Henritzy. Louisiana.
Gerald NJ. Johnson, District OF Co.
lumbia; Charles A. Kelley. Rhode
Island; Harry Miles Keyser, Vir-
ginia: Clarence NJ Kiefer. Pennsyl-
vania; Ruth Levey. New York;
Charles A. Lind. Minnesota; Henry
Lawlor. Connecticut; M. Pearl Nc
Call. Idaho; Henry c. Keene, Dis
trict of Columbia; c. Hamilton Mil
Ter, District of Columbia; Donald /.
Mohler. Maryland; Eugene H.
Moody, District Of Columbia; John
d. McLeran. Maryland; william F.
McColough. Massachusetts,: NJ A
Mussman. Pennsylvania; G. Halle
McGrath, Montana; Samuel G. Null
10y, Maryland: George d. G. NicoI-
son, Virginia; William A. Needham,
Rhode Island.
A c. Nolte. New York: p. Regis
Noel, Pennsylvania: Phidias ]. ]. MIC
olaides, District Of Columbia; John s.
Phelan. District of Columbia; Will
lam H. Parmelee, Pennsylvania; Paul
PearIman, District OF Columbia; Rob-
ert Queen, New Jersey; s. W. Rose,
Oklahoma; Wendell Philip Raine.
Pennsylvania: Earl T. Ragan. Iowa;
Charles T. Rippy, Tennessee; Clifford
+. Stone, District OF Columbia; Edgar
G. Sanborn. New Hampshire; Herman
o. Sikorra, South Dakota; c. c. Stew
art, Pennsylvania.
Cecil ] Snow, Minnesota; Frank J.
Sloan, Maryland; Henry W. Syfrig,
Connecticut; Harold C. Thorne. Mary
land; William II. Smith, Rhode ISL
and; Helen Beale West, Oregon; Will
lam B. Wright. Delaware; Lancie L.
Watts, Missouri; William T. Wilson,
Kentucky; Thomas G. Walsh, District
of Columbia; Earle B. Wood, Mary
land: Alonzo W. Watson, Utah: Ed
ward Yardle, and Leopold V. Frend-
berg.