The Washington times., 1914-02-20
TWO WOMEN ARE
ADMITTED TO BAR
Miss Jones and Miss Start
Studied Law to Show They
Could Pass Examination.

Elshty-fve graduates Of Washington
Of the Supreme Court of the District o
Co:umbia this morning. the ceremony
taking place at n special session of the
court. with Chief Justice Clabaugh pre-
siding.
Two fair young women. vino say they
rrassed the bar examination for the
seke OF showing that they could," ant
!.Ct 20 practice, are among the eighty
five successful students out of class OF
-. They are Miss Agnes Jones, 1896 w
street northwest, a teacher in the Busi-
less High School. and Miss Scotia 8,
stark. 1116 Vermont avenue northwest
81 employe in the agricultural division
Q. the Census Bureau. Miss Stark and
Miss Jones were graduated last year
f,cm The Washington College of Law.
and the former was president of the
-%l2 class.
Twenty-seven From District.
Twenty-seven OF the new attorneys
are Washingtonians. Maine is the
state farthest North represented in the
list. and Florida and Texas contributed
several. California also is represented.
The ceremonies this morning consist
cd Of the students taking the oath.
4 fter their names were presented to
The five justices by William Henry
Dennis, acting chairman of the ccn-
mittee of examiners for the bar. The
-NGminations were conducted December
IS 10. and 20.
The following were admitted to the
bar?
Everett II. Allen. Maine; Thomas W.
Bowers. District Of Columbia: Charles
:. Brice, South Carolina: Lewis Bur-
man Bridges and w. S BabcoCk, Dis
,rics of Columbia; Henry Bloch, New
William J. Buckley, Connecticut;
Harry S. Barger. North Carolina !:
Frank l. Brown, Virginia; Asa C.
Baldwin. Ohio; Harvey c. BickeL
Maryland: Leon Brill. jr.. and Alex
biat John II. Clinton. Texas: Ernest
=. Corkhill, r. Clyde Cruit, J. Bowden
Duryee. B. Franklin Davis, Charles s.
Douglass, and Arthur J. Devlin. Dis
tTict of Columbia; John A. Denny, Mis-
souri,: Lawrence J. DAILY, District Of
Harry Whiting Finney, Virginia; Nor
gan Farrell. New York; Herman Felt
er Kentucky; Frederick L. Fishbach,
District of Columbia: Albert Z. Cor
ham. Florida; Charles II. Gibbon. Wis
consin: Henry D. Goodman and John F.
Heine, New York: Geo: l.. Harrison and
g. Clifford Howard. District of Colum-
oia: Harry L. Hart, Kansas; Vincent W.
mer. District of Columbia; Miss Ag-
Sew York: N G. Kenedy. Ar.
Kansas; Edward G. Kemper. and
Lee B. Kemon, District Of Co
lumbia: James Hugh Kelley, Virginia;
1chn G. Kerlin. New Jersey: John L.
Kuhn. Tennessee: Robert Z. Little,
louisiana: William D. Lynch, Massa-
chusetts; Henry Arthur Linn, Virginia;
Riehard B. Leach, District of Colum-
bia: John P: McGrath. Massachusetts,;
Herbert y. Moses. New York: Joseph
Mfllenson, Pennsylvania; y. ]. Malville,
Caiifornia: Roy J.. Mathews. Mime
scta; David J. mccoy, Connecticut: Eu-
gene McGovern, New York; J. J. Ober-
in. Maryland: Arthur p. Owens, Mary
land: Hubert Allen Pattison, District Of
olumbia: Ralph S. Pendexter. Connec-
t;cut: Lemis 3. Perkins, Virginia: John
Y. Popham, jr.. District OF Columbia:
Harvey l.. Rabbit. Maryland: Claude
g. Rose, Ohio; Robert S. Regar. Penn
syiEania: Miss Scotia S. Stark. Virginia:
Albert z. steinen. District Of Colum-
5ia: John r. Smith. Illinois: r B.
steiner. Maryland: J. S. w. Smith,
Pennsylvania: Frank NJ. Swacker, Mis-
~ouri; Edward r. Sterling and Leonard
l.. Tschudy, Ohio: James A. Taylor and
Herbert II. Thompson, District of CO.
'ymbia: William A. Winkelhaus, ILL
rois; John J. Wilson, Connecticut;
Ernest L. Weaevr, District of Colum-
hia: Frank ]. Werzinger. Connecticut:
J Joseph A. Wilmer. Maryland: Howard
p. Wright, District of Columbia: John
r Walker, Missouri: Lawrence A. Wild
,rayer District of Columbia; Wayne Z.
Wells, Ohio and II. S. Yohe, Pennsyl-
snia