MARCHANT, ROLAND R. MERRIKEN, CHARLES LEE. MILLER, EDGAR G., Jr. NOETH, HARRY W. O'BRIEN, WILLIAM J., JR. PERKINS, WILLIAM H., JR. PIRSCHER, WILLIAM F. RICH, EDWARD N. RICHARDSON, JOHN HOLT. ROBERTSON, ALEXANDER H. : 1301 Fidelity Bdg., Balto. 1163 Calvert Bdg., Balto. 733 Title Bdg., Balto. .733 Title Bdg., Balto. 518 Munsey Bdg., Balto. 1207 Fidelity Bdg., Balto. 213 Courtland St., Balto. 628 Equitable Bdg., Balto. 215 N. Charles St., Balto.. 1307 Continental Bdg., Balto.. 523 Equitable Bdg., Balto. 503 Carroll Bdg., Balto. 215 N. Charles St., Balto. 1103-4 Fidelity Bdg., Balto. 701 Md. Tr. Bdg., Balto. 601-29 Title Bdg., Balto. Marlborough Apt., Balto. 300 Continental Bdg., Balto. 1917 1897 1897 1903 1909 1903 1918 1907 1907 1913 1906 1915 1903 1897 1911 1903 1918 SMITH, WILLIAM B. "THOMAS, ARMSTRONG .300 Continental Tr. Bdg., Balto... .709 Calvert Bdg., Balto.. .34 Cent. Sav. Bk. Bdg., Balto. THOMAS, GEORGE C. 710-12 Law Bdg., Balto. ..82 Gunther Bdg., Balto. WILLIAMS, GEORGE WEEMS....700 Md. Tr. Bdg., Balto. WILLIAMS, HENRY W. 1899 841 Calvert Bdg., Balto. 1904 211 N. Calvert St.. 1898 1917 1898 1903 1899 1920 1897 1907 1919 1918 1908 1898 1897 1899 1909 1897 1917 1905 1920 1903 1917 1916 1903 1900 1920 BOWEN, PHILANDER A., JR....1410 G St., N. W., Washington.... 1894 1917 1917 1897 1917 1907 1911. 1920 CONSTITUTION. NAME. ARTICLE I.—This Association shall be known as "The Maryland State Bar Association.' OBJECT. ARTICLE II.-The Association is formed to advance the science of jurisprudence, to promote reform in the law, to facilitate the administration of justice, to uphold the standard of integrity, honor and courtesy in the legal profession, to encourage legal education and to cultivate a spirit of cordiality and brotherhood among the members of the Bar. MEMBERSHIP. (As amended 1919.) ARTICLE III. The members of the legal profession of the State of Maryland attending this Convention this twentyeighth day of August, 1896, are hereby declared to be members of this Association, provided they shall during its present session sign this Constitution and pay the admission fee hereinafter provided. Any other member of the legal profession in good standing, residing or practicing in the State of Maryland, who shall have been at the Bar of this State for at least three years, or who shall have been admitted to the Bar of this State after having been for five years a member of the Bar of some other State, may become a member upon nomination and vote of the Association or action of its Committee on Admissions, as hereinafter provided. ELECTION OF MEMBERS. (As Amended in 1907.) ARTICLE IV.-Nominations for membership may be made to the President of the Association, and be by him at once reported to the Committee on Admissions, which shall thereupon examine the same and report thereon with its recommendation to the Association at its next Annual Meeting. The members of the Association at such meeting shall thereupon vote upon said nomination by ballot. Several nominees may be voted for upon the same ballot, and in such case placing the word "No" against any name or names upon the ballots shall be deemed a negative vote, as to such name or names and against those only; but during the period between the Annual Meetings members may be elected by the Executive Council upon the written nomination of at least two members of the Association, approved by the member of the Committee on Admissions from the proposed members' Judicial Circuit. One negative vote in every five shall suffice to defeat an election. No member of the Bar residing in a county or city where there is a Local Bar Association shall become a member of this Association unless he shall also be a member of such Local Association. This clause, however, shall not apply to State or Federal Judges, nor shall it apply to members of the Bar of any county or city having a Local Bar Association which has not held a meeting for two years. OFFICERS. ARTICLE V.-The officers of the Association shall be a President, who shall be ineligible to re-election on the expiration of his term; one Vice-President from each Judicial Circuit represented by membership in the Association, other than Baltimore City, and two from Baltimore City; a Secretary and a Treasurer. All of these shall be elected at the Annual Meeting, and hold their offices until the next Annual Meeting of the Association, and until their successors are elected. A majority of the votes cast at such Annual Meeting shall be necessary to the election of officers, including the election of the Executive Council, and shall in all cases be by ballot. |