Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-08
COLUMBUS OFFERS
NEW LAW COURSE
Six New Professors Added to
University's Faculty,
Leahy Announces.

Columbus University Is offering post
graduate course in law for the first
time this year and half dozen addi-
lions to the faculty to meet the require
ments of the higher course are an
nounced today by william e. Leahy,
dean of the law school.
The university's personnel changes
will be marked this year also by, the
appointment of Miss Mary Alberta
Warren, native Washingtonian, as reg
istrar. Miss Warren's appointment was
made known recently by DR.. Charles w.
Darr, president of the university.
The new faculty members who will
administer the graduate courses include
Edward r. Walton, patent attorney who
will be professor of patent law. Mr..
Walton Is a graduate Of the George.
town University Law School. Bernard
F. Garvey, also a patent attorney and
an alumnus Of Georgetown University
Law School, likewise will teach patent
law.
Hughes on Faculty.
william ]. Hughes, Jr.. former captain
Judge advocate in the u. s. Army and
an active Washington attorney, will
teach Federal procedure. DR.. James A,
Flynn of 1911 Rhode Island avenue,
professor of medicine at Georgetown
University Medical School, will teach
medical Jurisprudence. He is a member
of the American Medical Association, a
fellow of the American College Of Sur
geons and of the Societe Franchise
d'Oto Laryngology.
William A. Roberts, Interstate Com
merce Commission attorney, who has
been closely identified with civic life
here, will teach interstate commerce
University alumnus and prominent at
torney, will teach the history and de-
velopment of law, administration of es-
tates and bills and notes.
Miss Warren, the university'S new
registrar, held a similar position on the
staff of the Knights of Columbus School
the parent institution of the Columbus
University, since 1925. She was gradu-
ated from Central High School in 1925
and during the following academic year
she was a student at the knights OF
Columbus Evening School. In 1926-27
she was president Of the Santa Maria
Club, the young women's organization
at the school.
New Faculty Members.
Eight additions to the faculty of the
School of Accountancy are announced
today by Dr.. Francis J. Hemelt, dean OF
the school at Columbus University
Three of the professors in this school
Daniel ]. Ryan, Joseph Leonard Town
send and Simon Francis McHugh-are
graduates in law from Columbus Uni
versity.
The new professors in the School Of
Accountancy are: Bernard T. Dodder,
who holds degrees from Oklahoma
State College and Iowa State College and
served as assistant professor in account
ing and business administration at the
University of Maryland, 1928-29; Eu-
gene Georg Lorenz, who was instru-
mental in establishing the District
Board for Certified Public Accountants,
a practicing certified public accountant
will teach business administration.
Otis Jackson Tall, who holds a bach
elor of science degree from the Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania (Wharton School
of Finance) and bachelor of laws degree
from the Y. M. C.. A. College Of Law
and Is special attorney in the Bureau
Of Internal Revenue, Treasury Depart