The Washington herald., 1911-07-11

1t will be a proud day when the six
young women, who three weeks ago took
the bar examination and passed, will be
admitted to practice their chosen profess
sion before the District Supreme Court.
This morning at half past 10 o'clock
the court in general session, consisting
Of Chief Justice C1abaugh, Justice Gould,
and Justice Anderson, will receive the re-
port Of the committee of examiners OF thu
bar Of the District Of Columbia, contain
ing the names Of those who successfully
passed the examination and will admit
them to practice. The committee con-
sists Of Hugh T. Taggart, chairman;
Ralph Given, secretary; William H. Den
mis-, Irving Williamson, Daniel W. Baker,
Edward H. Thomas. Walter C. Clephane,
and John z. Laskey.
Successful Young Women.
Including the 1874 successful candidates
are the Misses Katherine Horan, Nina
Irene Thomas, Erna Carpenter, Susan z.
Smith, Florence Etheridge, and Mary
Sweeney There would have been one
other young woman, Miss Olive Conger,
had she not been shifted by the customs
department Of the Treasury to Los An
geles, so that her papers were marked
ahead Of the others, and she was ad-
mitted to practice the day before she left
for the West. Nearly all the six bar
ristresses'' have clerkships under the
government, and prosecuted their legal
studies in addition to doing a full days
work for Uncle Sam. All intend to prac-
tice, but they will follow Miss Conger's
example in hanging on for time to a
regular income with Uncle sam as pay
master.
The Entire Glass.
The other successful candidates were
Charles Anderson Francis G. Addison
Hugh w. Barr, Frederick F. Beller, Ed
ward w. Byrn, jr.. Alfred B. Baker Al
bert s. Brown, A. V. Beeken, Herman
H Bredekamp, Andrew F. Busick, Ivan
Bowen, Johnston V. Best Clarence L.
Bullion, G. Beale Bioomer, William w.
Burns, ]. c. Carpenter. John L Casey,
Roy R. Cline, Joseph A. Curl, Glare B.
Crossfield, David E. Casey, Joseph P.
Cook, Albert L. Clothier, Martin c.
Cornell, NJ. W. CooKerow, Michael A.
CAhiIl, Martin ]. Dinsworth, James
Z. DooIey, Clarence B. Dutton, William
A. Disque, Richard D. Daniels, Richard
T. Eddy, William L. Edmonston, AL
bert D. Esher, Stanley H. Fischer, Rob-
ert B. Fenwell, John F. Fitzgerald
Thomas ]. Fitzgerald, James P. Farmer
Matthew S. Farmer, Albert P. Fenton'
Arthur P Fenton, Albert L. Felten,
James E. Fitzgfbbon, Frank c. Farrell,
William G. Feely, Jardine c. Fort Her
man Felten, Alfred c. Flather, Philip
T. Goode, William Gilchrist. Herbert B.
Gerhart. l. Gustafson, George F. Goggtn'
Walter ]. Gill, Charles c. Glover jrt
Ewart W. Hobbs. D.. D. Herristt Carl
A. HeIlmann, Reginald NJ. Hodgson'
Friend O. Halstead, Alfred NJ. Housh-
ton. Augustus McC. Hanson. Frank l.
Hail. ] Raymond Hoover, Joseph
Harris. Charles V. INLAY, George B.
Ioras Ie Roy Kelley, Norman w.
! L<1onfar Harry F. Kennedy, Charles f.
KessIer Claude f. Koss, E Lane, Mich
aal A Levy, Lingamfelter, William A.
To- Scott H. Lilly, Herman Miller'
pornb r. Malster, Helge o. Murray
Merton O. Macdonald. Michael ]. Murphy
A,arev p. Madison, Robert ]. Miller,
Henry e. Manghum, Cloud r MARSHALL
u1oDZo T Morgan. Aful Mcdowell
Weller r Mcfarland, John l. MoMaster'
Maurice ]. McAuliffe, Alonzo w. NC
I-,,,or Ernest F. Mechlin, Hugh l. Net
tIo,on Ioterios Nicholson, w. ]. o'Leary'
I.o,ris Gutenberg. L. Lee Parsons,
CONSTANTINE NJ. Perl9hs, John c.
powers. Maurice Palais, H. K. Parsons,
seaburv G. Quinn, G. Ed. Rowland.
charles E. Ruffner, George H. Robey,
Tames L. smith, E. W. Sheppard, Justin
r Seller, Louis NJ. Spencer. George r.
shields. Henry L. Shine. Warren 8.
sample A. BIancfeld Thompson, John
n Thomas. Franklin NJ. Warden, Hardee
xxy.. CHARLES { Williams Julian w.
whiting. Ellis Wilson, John W. White.
Ernest L. Winters. James c. Waters.
Alfred E. Wood. Joseph NJ Young
Mervin Zimmerman.