Evening star., 1922-10-09


tice this morning at a special meet
ing Of the court in general term on
| motion of John Paul Earnest, chair
man OF the examining committee.
| Assistant United States Attorney Ralph
| Given. who is secretary to the commit
tee, called the names Of the new law
years, twenty at a time, and the oath
was administered to each group.
About twenty Of the successful cam
didates are women. This class is twice
as large as any in former admis-
sions to the bar.
j Philbrick Mccoy, son Of Walter 1.
Mccoy. chief justice of the court was
among the new lawyers. Mr.. Mccoy
prosecuted his law couse while serv-
| ing as private secretary to his father.
| He was formerly employed in the De-
partment Of Justice. He will enter
| the practice of the law with Jesse ID.
Adkins. former assistant attorney
general
In addition to the successful stu
dents twenty lawyers fIom other ju-
| risdictions were admitted by Chie!
| Justice Mccoy to practice law here.
Among these were two OF the coun-
sci for the United States Shipping
| Board. Sanford H. K. Freund am
York.
Others From Out-of-TOwn.
The other out-oftown lawyers
were: George w. ASkeW, MISSISSIPPI;
Benjamin 4. Buente. Indiana: John
A Chumbley. Tennessee; John L.
Darrouzet, Texas: Lawrence b. Evans
/ Massachusetts,; John X. M. Ewing
land; William Delaware Harris. ONO;
John H. Kelly. Iowa; Charles Howell
| LeFevre, Delaware; Roger Marchette,
New York: John d. Ross. Georgia;
/ John V. Sees. Ohio: Albert A stern
Alabama: John Hamilton Smith, Ala
bama; Stephen Ralph Tiffany. New
York; Spier Whitaker. Alabama; John
Davis Watkins. Texas
List Of Successful Students.
The successful students admitted
F! to practice include: Robert II. Ander-
ton. Rhode Island; Jacob Ark, Massa-
| chusetts: John +. Anderson. Massa
chusetts: Frank j. Albus, Pennsyi,
Edward V. Ahern, Montana; Jesse
Anthony. Georgia; Alva ID. Adams
Georgia; Jasper II. Armstrong, Ten
nessee; Leslie Harold Adams. New
Jersey; Charles A. Appel, jr., Wash
| ington, D. c.: Murray NJ. Ashbangh
Washingto d. c.: Anna Boyle. New
York; Emma Bryan Breen. Texas
James a. Burns Maryland: w. E.
Beck, jr. Washington. d. c.; William
F. Buckley, Washington, y. G.; Davlo
! T. Bowen. Ohio; Lester Goodwin Bud
long. North Dakota: Raymond Rich.
ard Billings, Massachusetts,: Albert
Arnold Brand. jr.. Ohio; Romeo Henry
Bisaillon. Massachusetts,; Frank +
Buck. Virginia; Arthur J. Brosseau
Illinois: Elmer T. Bell. Michigan
Pierson P. Brown. Pennsylvania;
Ashby Edward Bladen, Virginia;
Thomas Frank Baughman, Wash
Rhode Island; Robert S. Bains, Wash
ington. D. c.; Guy Henry Birdsall
| Wisconsin; James F. Burns, Massachu-
setts; D. A. Bannister. South Dakota;
Cornelius H Bull. Washington, d. G..
r. Aubrey Bogley, Maryland; Don {
zin, Washington, D. c.: Woodson Woods
Bercaw, Georgia.; Mary NJ. Connolly
New York; Helen r. Carloss, Mississip-
pi; Mary S. Covington. North Carolina
Curtis D. Cecil. louisiana; Robert Con
kentucky: Lowry N: Coe. MARYLAND
| William NJ Cobb, Alabama: Charles
Henry Collins, New Jersey: Elmer
James Carter. Maryland; Ralph A
Cusick. Washington. D. C.; DAME
| Collier. Pennsylvania; William II. Col
lins. Massachusetts,; John +. Cronin
New Hampshire; Daniel H. Carragher
Washington, D. c.: j. Edward Collum
| Pennsylvania; James A. Cosgrove. Con-
necticut; Mark NJ. Carmack. New Jer-
sey; John Joseph Courtney, Minnesota
Martin A. Cook. Washington, d. c.;
MARCEL Conway, Alabama; George A
Campana. Connecticut; Charles c. Col.
Inns, Washington, d. c.: Frederick VIII
Christopher Dieserud. Illinois: JOSEPH
Anthony Dunn, Pennsylvania; John
Ryon Daily. Illinois; Ray D. Davis
| Washington, D. c.
| l. w. Dunn. Iowa; Vernon A. Dor
sey, Maryland; Charles Der Bedrosian
Indiana; Alonzo Perry Deeds, Ohio
Walter e. Elf, North Carolina; John
James Edwards. Tennessee; Kenneth
]. English. Pennsylvania; Raymond
Eberly. Washington. D. c.; Ella D.
Fleming, Massachusetts,; Samuel A
Fraser, New York: Jouvenal NJ. Fled
ler. Maryland: John Harvey Fritts
North Carolina: John Dillon Fitz-
gerald, Washington. D. c.; Edward j
F'lavin, Massachusetts,; Charles Den1
Fogle, Ohio; Robert H. Fravel. Wash
| !ngton, D. c.; Patrick ]. Friel. Penn
sylvania; Charles E. Ford, New Jer-
sey; Alexander Farmakis. Pennsyl-
| vania; Catherine Jarvis Gayle. Vir-
! ginia; Lester B. Griffith, New Jersey
! Adelbert j. Greene, Colorado; Leonard
Marsden Gardner. Tennessee; Daniel
Joseph Greeley. Massachusetts,; Bert
lC. Gordner, Nebraska; Robert L
Geist, Connecticut; Donald A. Gard.
iner, Tennessee; John J. Galbo, Penn.
sylvania; John c. Going. Rhode Is
land; John ]. Gregory. Rhode Island
Joseph A Gerard Washington, D
lC.: Lewis ]. Gregg, Michigan.
James B. Griffin, New York; Joseph
L. Green, Iowa; Adwin W. Green
| Virginia.; Sarah Tilghman Hughes
| Maryland; Joseph Hartman. Min.
nesota: Frank B: Hoffman. washing.
ton, D. c.; Herbert Bremer Hunt
| Washington. D. G.. George Ernest
Hughes, Texas; Robert P. Harvey
Massachusetts,; Matthew T: Hale
Connecticut; Dewey E. Hodges
louisiana; George D. Horning, 5r.
! Washington, D. c.: Max Ellsworth
Hoyt, Iowa; Earl v. Higgins. Wash
ington, D. c.: Rollin w: Holbrook
New York; Wilmer A. Hill. Washing.
ton, D. C.; Philip s. Hopkins, Kansas
Laurie o. NJ. Huck, Texas; Johr
Harry Halstead, North Carolina; Bur:
ton G. Henson. Idaho; LaVerne M
Hayes, Utah; George H. Happ, Wash
partments for the manner in which
traffic was handled and for the courtes!
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