Smyrna times., 1922-10-11
IHIIG4L PRACTITIONERS IN
ANNUAL SESSION At DOVER

,rIslclANs DEFEND 1nGIRFrxT1 RIGHT TO
InrsrRIBE SPIRITS FRUMENTI
!. Record as Opposed to Dicta-
F ~ Iv Arbitrary Legal Restrictions
DI1 ofcers Ss Elected for Ensuing Year
=, of whisky for medical purposes
w W.. within the scientific province
slu.tG y .bouId not be determined by lega!
. ~ .r5itrary si dictum, in the opinion of
', 'Wadicai Society Of Delaware which
i convention Monday and
1s..5,v at the Hotel Richardson
'1, norer The society Monday ap-
'.,rsd resolution calling upon
s...stsv % of Treasury Mellon to rec
s '"msnd that provisions be made for
Irr .rnnlv of bonded whisky for med
4 n:e only, and that fixed retail
..,s for the liquid be established by
I. r. .oyernment. This resolution was
.srouslv adopted by the national
r'rsntion of the society in St. Louis,
.Asr a referendum showed that more
1,1 ifty-one per cent of the ply
.+,rs in the United States favored
4. continuance of the "doseage meth
II treatment" Opposition was
r,s3 in a resolution adopted to sup
rison of Child Welfare Societies by
,lr,icians. The resolution declares
N nurses discovering defects in the
rre Of examination should have the
a1iren referred to their family ply
;lars In the event that a child is
,rcaly unable to obtain private
rstment, the case should be referred
4, "free elinicp the resolution urges.
Stvpard.TOwner Bill Condemned
The society condemned the Shep-
d.TOwner bill pending in Congress
undesirable legislation with social
sr tendencies. The meeting also
,vUyed the st. Louis resolution, No.
B, providing for committee of fif-
ten to inquire into the subject of
motto conditions in the United
El,es Supporting another resolu-
D. passed at the national cOnven-
u the society expressed its dissat-
action with federal vocational
hsols teaching chiropractic treat
Et, TO ex-service men.
lmber of Interesting Papers Read
was the 133ld annual session of
Society. The House of Dele
es met at 1.30 o'clock in the after
u at the home of DR.. j. w. James,
8dent Of the society, to elect Of
M and transact other business mat
H Monday evening, a general
zdlg at which scientific topics was
zdered was held in the Hotel Rich
Son. Mayor Arlee B. Magee, was
l'le to be present. Harry Mayer, of
yer. delivered an address of well
ne to the attending physicians. DR..
mes responded. DR.. G.. C.. Nc
Ianck read paper illustrated by
a:aptlcOn slides. Among others
aEsrs We're DR.. Ira Brown, of Will
igt'n; DR.. W. F. Bonner, of Will
igion; DR.. ]. Roscoe Elliott, of
.lel, and Dr.. Olin West, of Chicago
Yesterday, Tuesdays, meeting
lened at 10 o'clock in the morning
vas addressed by the following,
= j. NacCallin, Wyoming; DR.. r
SPahr, Mddletown; DR.. Emil R
la0erg, Wilmington; DR.. ]. A
c rsi, Philadelphia, Pa; DR.. D. ]
army Philadelphia, Pa; DR.. ]
Dasnan, Wilmington; George w
.Sa'elntz, Philadelphia, Pa. Al
-. .aa'e dinner was given the ply.
-a' at the Hotel Richardson at the
: Of Yesterdays session.
\ !. Lewis S of MiddletOwn, President
DOrsey W. Lewis, of Middle.
y was unanimously elected presi
u, l't the ensuing year of the Medi.
souety OF Delaware at the CLOSING
ri Ta.a,, At Dover Yesterday in the Sen
" ITr'lIOer. % The other officers are
l,,s,.I 4, l. Jones, Laurel, first vice
Ssa'' DR.. c. J. Prickett, Ches
4. ''CUna %li, Nce-president; w. C. La
4 = " Wilmington, secretary; DR.
Ts.a.' !, 'ames, councillor; DR.. Ceci
mi I'rut' ~: trustee for the Medica
al .,,., W. 0. LaMotte was chosel
~ y Vhe next national conven
d WH. Tig society. DR.. w. F. Bon
lsvss 'ilgVon, and DR.. NJ. P. Or
tsnats, , were chosen first and seconc
na,ss ss' respectively. DR.. J. G
sata 'on' .n Of Smyrna, was choseI
herr =" the Maryland Society
tsT +, viU invention 4 of the Delawar,
viii be held in Wilmington.
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