The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-05
CITY LAWYERS
HOLD CLUB MEETING
TODAY NOON At Y
Strive to Raise Idealr Of Profes-
sion; Col. E. w. Dobson Deliv-
ers an Interesting Address on
'Fraternalism of the Bar.

Thirty one lawyers attended he
monthly luncheon Of the lawyers club
of Albuquerque Ht the Y. NJ g. a.
90 noon today. \ splendid spirit Of
fellowship prevailed throughout the
dinner. President John Ncnabic pre-
sided
\ scheduled paper. "Fraternalism
of the Legal Profession, read hy Col.
T.. ". Dohson. one of the most prom
inent members Of the local bar,
proved extremely interesting. Col
Dobsuu urged that members Of the
bar cndcavor 10 kuow each other bet
ter Co Understand the Compartments
4 of Individual lawyers, me to do every
! thing possible To- raise thu standard Of
an, profession aud to assist the gov
g., nment IN patriotic work during war
title
Attorney General II. l.. Patton. Of
Santa Fe. was a guest at the lunch
con. and spoke briefly when called
upon ny President Ncnabic. The at
torncy genera said that the lawyers
aa "a whole were unsclfish. devoted
To- their clients interests, and never
attempted to procure or shape legis-
lation so that 10 would benefit IN"
lawyers as q class.
State senator Isaac Barth comment
ed briefly go the request uf the pres
ident. on ihc remarks ~ col Dohson
and Attorney General Patton
The uoNr monthly luncheon viii 10"
given by the club ON the first Tues
tty In April ~ which time NJ. l..
NuI.t... ain ....l IN 80. nm tINtrutFR
OF the Bench and Bar
Col. f. " Dobson's address FOL-
lows. complete:
"Fratcrualism of the Bar" Is the
subject which has been assigned 60
me. What docs frntcrualism mean
when applied TO the practice OF the
law and tho success Of this associa-
ton"
The word "~fraternali-u' which is
derived from the words "fraternhl
fraternity or "fratrrnize. means
Friendship and good fellowship when
applied TO % body of men associated
together for thoir common interest
iu business or pleasure u means h
same when applied to men of the
sam. class. profession. occupation Dr.
I character. u means 60 u-sucitt" aud
, minglc us companions II means TIA"
condition or relation nf brotherhood
ami fellowship existing among per
Sons assnciltcd together hy some mu-
tual tie hy reason Of such common
/ interest iu business or profession
The IraicrnaI Spirit.
Many at the Younger mombcrs ~
D a.. kHN.H-.H.r.4t. E.aALr. .lHN, mn.
/ douhtcdly have belonged 10 fratcrnal
societies organized 10y the students
attending educational Institutions. in
aluding law schools. and look back
with % great deal Of pleasure TO the
good fellowship that existed and the
lasting friendship that was formed
aud the interest which they sim pos
scss ~ 90 the success zach mcmhcr
Of their class or fraternity has
achieved since the end at their col
les, 'ays. and who have entered into
the real and practical walks of lit"
in .hc practice Of their chosen pro-
tessiou. nat Of the law. n whilo
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their lots thousands of miles apart
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