Evening star., 1926-03-08
&c ARE PRESENTED
TO SUPREME COURT.
Seven Women and 49 Men
Admitted to Practice Be-
fore Tribunal.

Seven women and 40 men today were
admitted to practice law before the
Supreme Court of the District of Co
I lumbia on motion of John Paul Earn
est. chairman of the examining COM
mittee. Two other groups of success
ful candidtes at the recent bar eXami-
nations will be presented to the court
tomorrow and Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Martha Robbins Gold, one of
the new lawyers, is secretary to Sena-
tor Moses of New Hampshire and
clerk to the Senate post office commit
tee. as well as clerk to the national
Republican senatorial committee. She
has held the laStnamed position for
10 years. Mrs. Gold is a native of
Evansville, Ind, where her father was
a prominent lawyer. and put into op-
GRAFTON the draining system in north
ern Indiana. She took her law course
at the Washington College of Law and
is a member of X. 3. z.
To Practice With Emerson.
Miss Nita S. Hinman, also a native
of Evansville, Ind, is associated with
former Assistant United States At
torney Bertrand Emerson, president
of the BarriSterS. She read law at the
New York University Law School and
later took a course at the National
University. being the only woman
from that school to be admitted today
She belongs to the Portia Club of New
York, but expects to practice law with
Mr.. Emerson.
Miss Mary J. Connor. native of
Portland, Me-, has been three years in
Washington. She is special assistant
10 Attorney General Sargent in the
antitrust section of the Department
of Justice.
Miss Jessie +. Canoe came to Wash
ington eight years ago from Tyrone,
Pa. She is in the valuation section
Of the United States Veterans Bureau.
Miss Rose Quinn halls from Duluth,
Mimi, and has been three years in
Washington. She is connected with
the United States Tariff Commission.
Miss Susan Travers Campbell OF
Riverdale, Md. is also q graduate of
the Washington College of Law. She
is employed in the Bureau of Public
Roads in the Department of Agricul-
ture.
Miss Ruby r. Fleming comes from
Hickman. Ky. and took her law
course here. She is not employed.
Those admitted today include:
Sylvester j. Aquino, District of Co
lumbia: Franklin L. Adams Massa-
chusetts; Francis w. Brown, District
of Columbia: James II. Bowen, Vir
ginia; George L. Boswell. District of
Columbia; James o. Bouton. Tennes-
see, Robert NJ. Bruce. California;
George w Billings. New York; sam
uel Bernstein. Maryland; Nathan
Bluffestone, Ohio; Wade NJ. Becker.
Pennsylvania; Millard Blum Califor-
MIA; Andrew NJ. Bunten. District of
Columbia: Philip +. Bigsins, District
of Columbia: John r. Barrow. Ohio;
Charles e. Boyer. District of Column
bia, William l.. Currie. New York:
William Is. Crawford. Michigan; Elmo
V. Coons. Kentucky: Verne G.. Corey,
New York; Mary G.. Connor, Maine:
Mitchell +. Carroll, Virginia; s. H.
De SouZa, District of Columbia:
Gerard c. Crockenbere, PENNSYLVANIA:
David W. Cannon, Utah: Susan T.
Campbell, Maryland; Facius W. Davis,
District of Columbia; Edward b. Dean,
jr., District of Columbia.
Lawrence E. Dunn, Wisconsin:
James T. Duffy, District of Columbia.
John w. Dyer, jr., District of CO.
lumbia; S. l.. Einhorn, Pennsylva-
mia; Allen G. Fisher. District of Co
lumhia' Ruby Il. Fleming. District
of Columbia; Charles S. Forbes,
New York; lsidore 3. Feinberg.
Maryland; James l.. Finegan. Dis
tlltb VI tOiuilDld. JoStpI
aid, jr., District of Columbia: Clar-
ence +. Fulton, oklahoma: Rees A.
Gillespie. Missouri; Edward P Gui-
name. Wisconsin,; Frank B. Germon,
Maryland; Jessie f. Canoe. Pennsyl-
vania; John f. Goggins, Massachu-
setts; John j. German, District Of
Columbia; Rose S. Quinn, Minnesota;
Alfred Goldstein. District of Colum-
bia: Joseph A. Getz, Wisconsin;
Martha r. Gold. Indiana; William
K. Glisson, District of Columbia;
Joseph B. Harlacher, Pennsylvania;
Alva Q. Hearne, Texas: II. D. Hayes,
Utah: Willard L. Hart, District of
Columbia; Nita S. Hinman, Indiana;
Bernard ]. Hasson, District of Co
lumbia.
Mr.. Earnest also moved the admis-
sion of the following lawyers: Muir
dock A. Campbell, Vermont; Edwin
n. Cherrington, Ohio Joseph T.
Eshelman, California Charles S. Lob
ingier. Nebraska; Harry NJ. Rodman,
Maryland; Raymond l.. Carr, Massa-
chusetts, and Harry Stickney, Dis
trict of Columbia.