The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-10-08
zoo ATTORNEYS
JOIN BAR Of
DISTRICT
Eleven Women Among Candl-
dates Who Pass Examina-
tons for Practice.


Two hundred and five new law.
yers today were admitted to prac-
tice before the District Supreme
Court. Among them were eleven
young women. The admission was
moved by Attorney John Paul
Earnest, chairman of the examining
committee Of the District bar. as
sisted by Col Walter G. Clephane
and Assistant District Attorney
Ralph Given.
Chief Justice Mccoy presided at
the general term Of the court, hav-
ing with him on the bench Justices
Stafford, Siddons, Bailey ana
Hoehling.
The following were admitted:
Robert N. Anderson, Virginia;
Julia s. Atkins, District Of Column.
bia; Harry c. Ames, Pennsylvania;
Joseph Alessandroni, Pennsy1vania:
Frederick M. Bradley, District OF
Columbia; Ward e. Beste, Pennsyl-
vania: Lillian Bass, Georgia.; Jacob
T. Basseches, New York; Joseph G.
Bohne, Oklahoma, Hugh G. Bickford,
Maryland; Ottilia A. Betschart,
Missouri, Samuel M. Boyd, District
Of Columbia; W. r. Brennan, Wis
consin; George III. Butler, North
Dakota; Carl e. Burre, Louisiana;
Raymond A. Bartlett, Massachusetts,;
James p. Burns, Montana; James r.
Bird, Wyoming; Robert B. Bender,
Pennsylvania; Milton F. Barrett, Dis
trict of Columbia; Alexander III. Bell,
jr., District Of Columbia; Jean M.
Boardman, New York; John Breen,
New York; Herbert Baruch, District
OF Columbia; Francis G. Brown;
Maryland, and p. e. Barnard, Dis
trict of Columbia.
Walton e. Cronan, Connecticut:
Maurice Cohen, District of Column
bia; Edward j. Cunningham, Con-
lnecticut; John w. Curran, Mich.
ligan: William e. Chiffon, Virginia;
George H. Chappelear, District Of
Columbia; Clara j. Cain, Alabama;
Lowell e. Curtiss, Wisconsin; Fran
els P. Callahan, Pennsylvania; Shell.
don D. Carey, Connecticut; Joseph
L. Cain, District OF Columbia; James
NJ. Cullen, New Jersey; Joseph v.
Connolly, Massachusetts,; Harry J..
ICogswell, Illinois; Gregory Cipriani,
District of Columbia; Charles Y.
Chestnut. Connecticut; Edmund d.
Campbell, Virginia, and Innaan r.
Crutchfield, Montana.
Ernest ]. Davis, Texas; william
G. Delacy, Maryland; Edgar B..
Dowell, Virginia; A. Stanley De-.
Neale, District OF Columbia; Tim.
othy F. Daley, Vermont; Joseph
Lewis Dolby, District OF Columbia;
Clarence e. Dawson, Maryland:
Benjamin B. Dowell, District of
Columbia; Gerald e. Duffy. ILL.,
nois; Alfred E.. De Capua, Connect
cut, and George L. De Mott, Vir-
ginia.
Clarence t. Ellis, District of
Columbia; George K Engelhart, ILL
nois; George S. Ellis, District of
Columbia; Ira L. Ewers, District of
Columbia and H. C. Espey, District
Of Columbia
Otto r. Folsom-Jones, Maine:
Friend, District Of Columbia and
Joseph A. Furey. Massachusetts.
Alan e. Gray, North Dakota; Ber-
tram r. Griffin, California: Maurice
NJ. Grudd, District OF Columbia;
Frank M. Gerard, District Of Column
bia; Morris Gewirz, District Of Co.
lumbia; Guy H. Gerald, Alabama;
Rodger D. Gessford, District Of Co.
lumbia; Harry r. Greene, District
of Columbia; Harold Delaney Greg
ory, New Jersey; Herbert r. Gross
man. Kentucky. and John c. Gall,
South Carolina.
Ralph C. Hale, Tennessee; Daniel
F. Hickey, Washington; Joseph M.
Hernon, Virginia; Louis w. Hell.
muth, District of Columbia: Binas
Hostettler, Indiana; Thomas c. Hav-
ell, Tennessee; John A. Hanrahan,
District Of Columbia; William J. Ho.
lgan, jr., Maryland; Warren H. Hunt,
District of Columbia; Veronica T.
Hyland, New York; G. Lyle Hughes,
Maryland: Donald v. Hunter, In
diana; L. j. H. Herwig, Virginia;
Thomas K. Humphreys Minnesota;
James C. Hundley, District of Co
Iumbia: Charles D. Hertzog, Penn
sylvania: Frank r. Higley, Ohio,
and Charles Fl. Houston, District OF
Columbia.
Max Isaacson, Maine.
William Jester, District Of Column.
bia; Champ c. Joy, Illinois; Clarence
G. Jensen, Nebraska; Rudolph F.
Johnson, Iowa; Henry L. Jennings,
Texas; Loyal r. King, Pennsylvania:
Joseph d. Kelly, District of Column
bia; Chester e. King, illinois,: AL J..
Kane, Pennsylvania; Harry T.
Kranz, Arkansas; Margaret M.
Kelly, New York, and Andrew l..
Kennedy, District of Columbia.
Thomas z. Leevey, California; Mel.
son K. Lyons, District of Columbia;
Lacey Laughlin, Wyoming: Henry
M. Lewis, jr., Virginia.: William H.
Labofish, District of Columbia: d. r.
J. Lynch, Massachusetts; James Fl.
Littlehales, District Of Columbia. and
John e. Lind, New York.
Thomas r. Mount. Pennsylvania;
John E. Mcclure. West Virginia;
Oscar McPeak. Tennessee: Victor
8. Mersch, Indiana: John J. Mo-
Garry, Connecticut; Clifford III.
McClain. West Virginia; James J,
Manogue, District Of Columbia;
Frank II. Myers, District of Column
bia; Laura B. Mason. Tennessee;
Robert w. Marshall. kentucky:
John NJ. Mason. District of Column
bia; Joe F.. Mcpherson, Missouri;
Harry J. McNerney, District Of
Columbia; George A. Moskey, Dis
trict Of Columbia; Carl A. Marshall,
Virginia: John Fl. Moore, District
Of Columbia; Joseph J, Malloy.
Pennsylvania: John e. Mullen,
Rhode Island: r. A. Miles, New
York; Paul e. Monroe. North Caro-
Ina: Otis l.. Mohundro. Kentucky,
Harold r. Mericle. Illinois: Edward
J. Mccarthy. Connecticut. Walter
| r. Miller, PennsylVania, r T.ostor