Nevada Bar Associa- Sardis Summerfield,

Anna M. Warren,

State of New

Hampshire.

tion. Bar Association of the Robert J. Peaslee, Jonathan Piper,

Concord.

New Jersey State Bar Max. T. Rosenberry, LeRoy W. Loder,

Reno.

Reno.

Manchester.

Association.

Jersey City.

New Mexico Bar Asso- H. M. Dow,

Bridgeton. John R. McFie, Jr.,

ciation.

Roswell.

Gallup.

Association.

New York State Bar William N. Dykman, Chas. W. Walton,

Albany.

North Carolina Bar As- E. S. Parker, Jr., Henry M. London,

Brooklyn.

Wm. B. Greenough,
Providence.

Harold B. Beitler,
Philadelphia.
Elisha C. Mowry,
Providence.

South Carolina Bar As- William H. Lyles, O. C. Blackmon, Jr.

SECRETARY.

Harry G. Tinker,
Pittsburgh, Pa.

Clarence R. McNabb,
Fort Wayne, Ind.

Robert S. Parker,

Atlanta, Ga.

Arthur L. Bryant,
Washington, D. C.

O. J. Tolnas,

Athens, Ga.

A. de R. Sappington,
Baltimore, Md.
L. Cushing Goodhue,

Boston, Mass.

Henry S. Rasquin,

Brooklyn, N. Y. William S. Miller,

Chicago, Ill.

Oliver G. Bailey,

Cincinnati, Ohio.

A. V. Abernethy,

Cleveland, Ohio.

Albert G. Craig,

Denver, Col.

Wesley L. Nutten,

Detroit, Mich.

Morris B. Mitchell,
Minneapolis, Minn.
F. W. Hastings, Jr.

Jersey City, N. J.
Charles G. Peters,

Charleston, W. Va. Caleb Monroe,

Kansas City, Mo. Merritt N. Baker.

Buffalo, N. Y.

Jos. G. Wolber,

Newark, N. J.

*For several years the American Bar Association reports have contained a list of the officials of the state bar associations only. It has been suggested that the reports should contain a list of the officers of the larger local bar associations. Therefore, a partial list of local bar associations having a membership of 100 or more is set forth herein. The Secretary will be glad to receive the names and addresses of the President and Secretary of any local bar association not included in the above list whose membership is 100 or more. Any changes in the officials of state or local bar associations should be reported to the Secretary.

Washoe County Bar Lester D. Summer- John Hoyt,

MEMORANDUM OF SUBJECTS REFERRED TO

COMMITTEES

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

Resolution offered by Ely Rosenberg concerning creation of committees in various state bar associations to pledge themselves to use every possible opportunity to expound the Constitution of the United States. (Page 71.)

Resolution offered by Chester I. Long concerning work of Committee on American Citizenship. (Page 71.)

Resolution offered by George Bryan authorizing appointment of an eminent member of the Bar of every Court of Naturalization in the United States whose duty it will be, in the name of the American Bar Association, to request each such court to raise the standards of citizenship in naturalization proceedings. Resolution offered by Charles Henry Butler providing for Standing Committee on Federal Taxation. (Page 123.)

Resolution offered by Aubrey L. Brooks concerning appointment of one member from each state to co-operate with the existing Committee on Change of Date of Presidential Inauguration. (Page 118.)

JURISPRUDENCE AND LAW REFORM.

Resolution offered by Everett P. Wheeler concerning suggested reforms in the administration of justice. (Page 69.)

PROFESSIONAL ETHICS AND GRIEVANCES.

Resolution offered by Clarence I. Spellman concerning practice of attorneys acting as conduit through the medium of which property is unlawfully conveyed. (Page 31.)

Resolution offered by Charles A. Boston, concerning the desirability of supplementing the Canons of Professional Ethics. (Page 51.)

JUDICIAL SECTION.

Report of Special Committee on Judicial Ethics recommending certain canons of ethics for the Judiciary. (Page 75.)

Resolution offered by Edward R. Finch asking for appointment of Committee on Judicial Ethics and Grievances. (Page 70.)

COMMITTEE TO CONSIDER INCREASE OF JUDICIAL SALARIES.

Resolution offered by Jesse A. Miller asking for appointment of Committee on Salaries of Federal Judges. (Page 71.)