The Washington herald., 1913-10-14
YOUNGLAWYERS
join LOCAL BAR
Roster Of District Attorneys
Is Augmented by l52
New Names.
FOUR WOMEN ON LIST
Justice Barnard Presides in Court in
Absence Of Justice
CIabaugh.
FOUR WOMEN ON LIST

The list Of local attorneys was in
creased yesterday by 152 new graduates
OF local law colleges. including four
young women and three young men who
passed the examination successfully and
were not included among those admitted
TO practice because they had not reached
the age OF twenty-one years. As each
reaches that age his name will be en-
rolled among the members Of the bar.
Justice Barnard. in the absence Of Chief
Justice Clabaugh. presided In general
term of the court and sitting with him
were justices Anderson. Gould and STAFF
ford.
The four young women who were ad-
mftted are the Misses Elizabeth L
Weaver, Kathryn Sellers, Elizabeth Eg-
CERT and Kate p. johnson. Miss Weaver
is native OF Los Angeles and Is en-
ployed In the Department Of Agriculture.
She expects to return to the Pacific Coast
and take up the practice Of law.
Eight Outsider. Join.
Miss Sellers comes from Marysvilie,
Ohio. and is photographer and librarian
at the Carnegie Endowment for Inter
national Peace.
Miss Eggert halls from New Britsm,
Conn, and she win continue in her
present position as cataloguer In the pub
lie document ONCE.
Miss johnson is from ConnersviIle, Ind,
and is clerk in the Postofice Depart
ment.
Lawrence Koenigsberger- John B. B.
Baird and Marcus Borchard are the
names OF the young men who passed the
examination but are not yet twenty-one
years OF age
Attorney William Henry Dennis, who
moved the admission of candidates, also
proposed eight lawyers from other juris-
dictions- They are: Dion S. Birney. of
Michigan; Charles p. Ford. of Massachu-
setts; John /. Martin, of Missouri; Harry
c. McCarty, OF Massachusetts,; Michael
o. RIM. of New York; David II. Sibbert,
Of Michigan; John W. Staggers, Of Mis-
souri,, and Preston c. West, of Okla
homa- Mr.. West is an Assistant Attor-
ney General in the Department Of the
Interior.
Names of New Members.
The new1awyers are: William -. -.
ander, District of Columbia: John II. An
derson, Indiana; Paul Armstrong, Utah;
Chaplin Brown Bauman, District of CO.
lumbia; Abel L. Brownrigg. Minnesota:
Martin Boyle, Massachusetts,: Robson
DeS. Brown, Iowa: W. Arnold Barbour,
District Of Columbia; George r. Bene-
man, Maryland; Walter NJ. Bastian, Dis
trict of Columbia; David Bornet. District
Of Columbia; George B. Buck, Maryland;
Frank A. Barlow. Minnesota; f. 2. Bar
rows, District of Columbia; Benjamin H
Brill. District of Columbia; Carl Fred
erick Cook. Virginia; Victor Cobb, vIr-
ginia; Lawrence Edward Crowley. District
Of Columbia; Arthur p. Crist, California;
Lionel n. Camfield, District Of Colum-
bia; Ernest w. Camp, Michigan; ]. d.
Clifford. jr., Maine; Horace C. Close, |
New York; James W. Chaffee, Vermont; |
Stanley Ward Cook, Massachusetts,; Wal |
lace Z. burst, Mississippi; Roy Lean
Daily. California; William Ira Denning, |
Georgia; Richard S. Doyle, New Hamp- |
shire; Charles Edgar Davis, District of |
Columbia: James c. Dulin, jr., District
of Columbia; Lawrence P. Daley, Penn
sylvania; David c. Davis, Massachusetts,;
Harry E. Dunham, New York; Myron
Mathews Davis, Maine; Arthur Eannum
Deibert Pennsylvania; William II. Dono-
van, Massachusetts,; Herbert L. Davis, |
District OF Columbia; James c. Dunn, jr., |
Pennsylvania; Todd Daniel, District OF |
Columbia; Richard Crosby DeWolf, Mss-
Willard D. Eakin, Nebraska, |
and Elizabeth NJ. Eggert, Connecticut; |
Frank P. Farley, Kentucky; Lewis II.
Fisher, New Jersey; BENJAMIN Portell |
Fishburne. South Carolina; Willis n. |
Fowle, Utah; Gerard A Floresch. Ne
braska; David Edward Finley, jr., South
Carolina; Frank S. Green, Colorado; ]. |
Emerson Golladay, District of Columbia:
Harry A. Grant, District of Columbia; |
Robert Craig Greene District of Co
umbia; Alden F. GRAHAM. Maine; Carl |
Heistermann, Iowa; John ]. Hickey,
New York; Butler B. Hare, South Caro-
ina; Luther W. Hawley, Vermont; Ar
thur w. Herger, Wisconsin; Benjamin A.
Harlan, District of Columbia; Sebastian
Hinton, Massachusetts,; William e. Hud- L
son. District of Columbia; John Bruce I
Handy, Virginia; Hugh Stewart Hill /
John E. Hoover, District of |
Columbia; Kate P. johnson. Indiana; p 4
D. Johnston, District of Columbia; Ed i
win Roy jackson. Iowa; Harvey D. Il
Jaroh, Tennessee; Morris W. Knowlton, II
Maine; Bert NJ. Kent, New York; Fred e. II
.kunkel. Pennsylvania; Milton A. Kauf-
man, Distrit of Columbia; Raphael s. II
Klein, Colorado; John ]. Kelly, Della
ware; Robert Bacon Krogstad, District Il
IF Columbia: Leon NJ Layden. Vermont; Il
John Morris Longan. Massachusetts,;
in S. Long, Illinois; Iohn F. Lillard, II
Maryland: Charles z. LIE Foe. District of
Columbia: Arthur B. Marsh, Massa-
,husetts: Lawrence Gale Miller, Massa-
Mansel F. Mills, Maryland;
Edwin z. Mayer. New Jersey; Paul II
Morelan. District of Columbia; Francis
duger McAdoo. New York; Raymond L.
Mcvean, Ohio; Albert D. Mackley,
Maryland: Christopher c. Muliady, New
FORK; George Marion Mckee, District OF
Columbia; Divid Lewis Mattern, Dis
rict of Columbia; Ernest H. Merchan,,
George E. Nicholas,
ohio; Roy Lyman Neuhauser. Penn
Jylvania; Albert Nantz, Kentucky;
Eredvin A. o'Leary, Pennsylvania;
frederic H. Powell. New York; Nell D.
Preston, New York; Charles kaufman
Phillips, New Jersey; William PatcheII,
District of Columbia; David Andrew '