Evening star., 1922-02-13
WOMEN IN THE LIST
Of NEW LAWYERS
Hundred Young Men and
Eleven of Fair Sex Ad-
mitted to Bar.

Eleven young women and 100 young
men who passed successfully the re-
cent examination were today admit
ted to the bar Of the Supreme Court
Of the District Of Columbia, on mo-
toin Of John Paul Earnest, chairman
Of the committee. The justices held
a general term to receive the new
lawyers.
OF the young women. seven were
graduated from the Washington Col
lege of Law and four from George
Washington University. Most of them
are employed in the government serv-
ice. Asked her employment. Mrs.
Marie Stirlith Ruth. one Of the new
lawyers lawyer. said she is busy as house
from Wilmington, Del
Personal Sketches.
Mrs Gertrude B. Mathiot is in the
reclamation service and resides at
Beltsville. Md. Miss Suzanne G. Ed
son halls from Ludlow. Vt, and is
employed by the Interstate Commerce
Commission. Although born in YER
mont, Miss Lura E. Headle cast her
first vote at Lamar. Col, and claims
that state as her home. She is q law
examiner in the. general land office.
zaidee E. Green is a native of Wash
ington and is secretary to a local
! financier. Jennie Behl comes from
New York city. but is not employed.
F'rteda Ring is another Washing
tonian and employed in the census
Office.
Miss Jeanette Willensky also is
from Washington and is an employe
OF the Navy Department. Miss Pearl
Crosby IL secretary to Assistant At
torney General Fletcher Dobyns and
Miss Olive E. Geiger is the daughter
Of Attorney Fred c. Geieer and is
employed in his Office. She Is also a
native Of Washington. Miss Fred
Lee Woodson halls from st. Louis,
! Mo-, and is employed in the income
+ tax unit Of the internal revenue bu-
reau.
Lawyers from other jurisdictions
admitted to practice here today in
cluded, BENJAMIN Catchings, Ala
lima; George T. Farrell, Ohio: D. H.
Smith, Georgia; Fred L. VanDolson,
Indiana: Isaac E. Williamson. Iowa
and Bissell Thomas, Illinois.
The complete list of new lawyers
Robert E. Acorn, District of Colum-
bia; Theron ]. Byrne, Illinois; Jennie
Behl, New York; John Edwin Burch
, District of Columbia; Sydney C. Berry
New Jersey; Emmet Donald Borden
New Hampshire; Francis Morris
Blehr, Minnesota: Willard H. Black
low, Minnesota: Ellis M Bristow. Vir-
ginia: Spencer E. Bomar, Texas; Ralph
Burch. District of Columbia; orin J.
Bunday. Maryland; Harry j. Cogs-
well. Illinois: Joseph A. Cantrel, New
Jersey: Francis e. Carney. Massa-
shSsss!s W1% Pearl crcsS2
Jersey; Timothy M. Cremins, Massa-
chusetts: Earle D. Grammond. Dis
trict of Columbia; Lewis c. Cassidy
Pennsylvania: Robert R. Candor
Illinois Joseph c. Colquitt, Georgia
George Canton. District of Columbia
tello. District Of Columbia; Charles B
Dwight. Hawaii; Edward B. Dunn
Iowa; Paul E. Duggan. Pennsylvania
William M. Donlin. District of Colum.
! bia; Byron D. Darling. District of Co
lumbia; Mortimer John Donoghue
"easa suzane Grace Edson. vermont vermont
Mortimer Eisner, New Jersey: John
W. Fihelly, Massachusetts,; Harry S
Goldberg. Connecticut; ]. Moyle
Gray, Utah; Raymond F. Garrity
Pennsylvania; Edward A. Garvey
fDistrict Of Columbia; John F. Gehan
Minnesota; Olive E. Geiger, Distric,
of Columbia: Zaidee E. Green. Distric,
| of Columbia; Ralph A. Gilchrist, New
York; George NJ. Hanley. Wisconsin
william A. Hooker. Massachusetts,
w. H. Honey. District of Columbia
Leonard G. Hagner, Deleware: Frank
| e. Hickey, New York: Miss Lura e
Headle, Colorado; William A. Hughes
| New York; William l. Hennessy
District of Columbia; John E. Haiti
gan, District of Columbia: r. s
johnson. District Of Columbia: viii
lam g. Jones, Ohio: Raymond g
Koenig, District of Columbia; Rober
E. Kline. jr.. Ohio: George w. Ken
nedy, District Of Columbia; Creighton
Grant King, Utah; H. 8. Leroy, New
| York; Harry T. Lore. Nev Jersey
Samuel J. l. 'Hommedien, District o
Columbia: William Campbell Lyon
Pennsylvania; John c. Mackall, Vir
] Columbia.
]. A Marr, District of Columbia
Gertrude B. Mathiot Maryland: Loui
r. Mehlinger. Pennsylvania: Samue
L. Miller. New York: Earle Elme