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Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free. This is an OCR edition with typos. Excerpt from book: REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON ADMISSIONS. Your Committee on Admissions reports that the chairman in March last wrote each member of this committee requesting him to obtain the names of as many lawyers as possible for membership in this Association, and in June a similar letter was sent to each member of the committee. The chairman also sent a letter to each member of the City Bar Association who was not a member of our association, inviting him to join. These communications were in number nearly two hundred and twenty-five, with the result, however, that applications from only the following gentlemen have been acted upon for membership, who have been duly elected by the Executive Council: Henry M. McCullough and Henry L. Constable, of Elkton; Henry Osborne, Jr., of Havre de Grace; Robert MacDonald, Walter C. Caper, George Lewis Eppler, Tasker G. Lowndes and Frank A. Perdew, of Cumberland; Israel B. Brodie, Watson E. Sherwood, W. P. Pirscher, Edwin C. Irelan, James M. Mullen and C. Alexander Fairbanks, Jr., and E. C. Carrington, Jr., of Baltimore, and George H. Myers, of Princess Anne. Respectfully submitted, Ph1lemon H. Tuck. Chairman. Thomas Foley Hisky: I move the report be accepted. The motion was duly seconded, and after vote the report was declared accepted. The President: The next business in order will be the election of members. Are there any other members to be proposed at this time? If not, the report of the Secretary is now in order. chapter{Section 4REPORT OF THE SECRETARY. Mr. President?During the year I have prepared for publication and issued to the membership the report of the annual session of 1912. Having carried for years a number of the members who were far in arrears in the payment of dues, the Executive Council decided to purge the list,...