Evening star., 1925-02-09
SIXTY ADMITTED
TO DISTRICT BAR
Four Women and 56 Men
Given Right to Practice Be-
fore D. C. Supreme Court.

Four young women and ffty-six
men, who passed succe fully the re-
cent examination. were admitted to
day to practice before the Supreme
Court OF the District Of Columbia
on motion OF John Paul Earnest,
chairman of the examining commit
In the employ OF the Government and
the fourth is connected with law
office About so more candidates will
be admitted tomorrow.
Mr.. Earnest also asked the admis-
sion to practice here Of six lawyers
from other Jurisdictions. The out
of-town lawyers are William II.
Biddle. Kansas: Sidney c. Brown, jr.,
Indiana; Edward A Bosarge. Ten
nessee; r Granville Curry, Virginia;
Frederick o. Lacey, New York, and
Charles NJ. Williams. Kentucky
Among the student applicants was
Oliver v. Emery of Pennsylvania
who took his law degree many years
ago but never applied for the bar
examination. Mr.. Emery was con-
nected with the law department of
the Internal Revenue Bureau for
many years.
Otto C. Hauschild, former police
man. who for many years was
assigned to assist the corporation
counsel in the preparation of in
formation, in Police Court, was ad-
mitted to the bar today.
Miss Julia L. Ford Of Louisville,
KY, has spent most of her life in
Washington. She is employd in
tho Intrnal Revenue Bureau, but
found time to pursue her law studies.
She hopes to enter upon active prac-
tice of law. she says.
Miss Elizabeth Hyde was born in
Des Moines, Iowa, and came to Wash
ington about four years ago. She is
secretary to the director general of
railroads.
Miss Susie Reel. who halls from
Rocky Mount. n. c., is employed in
the Department of Agriculture.
Miss Margaret E. Rauber comes
from wellsville, n. Y. and has been
employed in a law Office. She will
enter upon the active practice in the
near future.
List of Students.
The student applicants admitted
today include: John Walter 5 Ache
son. Utah; Ambrose A. Arnold, New
York: Theodore Britton, District Of
Columbia; Frank II. Bryan, New
York: Chauncey Brown, District of
Columbia: Edwin A. Berger. Penn
sylvania: Wade T. Brown, Virginia; !;
George H. Chase. Sd, District Of Co.
lumbia; Walter J. Casey. Massachu-
setts; Warner I. Cubberly, District of
Columbia; Motion Conn. Virginia; ;
Theodore L. Chisholm. Nevada; John
A. Corcoran, New York; Andrew T
Dupont. Connecticut: James C. De-
vore, District Of Columbia; Lyman H.
Dishmon, TENNESSEE; I4aidley E.
Douthitt, Kentucky; Charles c. Eid-
Ter. Minnesota.
oliver v. Emery. Pennsylvania: j.
Robert Esher, District of Columbia;
Ferris, District of Columbia; Mark p.
Friedlander. District of Columbia;
Jerome William Frank, Pennsyl-
vania; John c. Flack, District Of CO.
lumbia: Edward W. Fearing, Massa-
chusetts: Simon r. Golibart, jr., Dis
trict of Columbia; Attilio Di Giro
lamo, District of Columbia; Theodore
F. Giangrande, Connecticut; Wallace
Groves, Maryland; Thaddeus r.
Goldsborough, Ohio; Talley r.
Holmes. District Of Columbia: Hugh
r. Hix, District of Columbia: Birney
B. Hines, Pennsylvania; Cecil r.
Hefiin, Virginia; Otto C. Hauschild,
District Of Columbia: Charles X.
Hoover, District of Columbia; Walter
r. Hauschulz. District of Columbia;
Gregory Hankin, Maryland; Eliza
beth Hyde, Iowa; David E. Hartshorn,
Dudley B. Howard, District of Co
lumbia; Marcus l.. Johnson, Illinois !;
Cedric F. Johnson, Rhode Island !:
John G. Jaeger, Iowa; Albert w.
Jacobson, District of Columbia; Nc
Clure Kelley, District of Columbia; !;
Harvey E. Kaufman Pennsylya n ia :.
Susie Keel, North Carolina; Bert r.
Nebraska; Lloyd r. Loux,
Denise j. Levy, Dis
trict of Columbia; Joseph r. Little,
District of Columbia. Edwin NJ Mar
tin, District of Columbia: ]. Forrest
District Of Columbia, !,
John v. Martin, South Carolina; Ar
thur L. Mundo. District of Colnmb ia !;
H. Mccoy. District Of Column
bia, and Margaret E. Rauber. New
York.