Evening Star Newspaper, April 14, 1926, Page 32

OPINIONS CLASH Milk Bill and Regulation Re-| lating to Chiropractors De- I, | ing the Medical Society of the District | as chairman of the committee on the medical practice act, submitted a substitute bill. an of the subcommittee that ‘tors had promised at the last to present the model practice which contains a provision for licensing chiropractors, osteopaths and other practices. Dr. MacAtee cited the provisions of this rgeasure and explained the purpose of the doctors to protect the citizenship of the District. R e Although Sweden is producing more agricultural implements than it can Dr. Joseph S. Wall, | president of the society, reminded the | ON D. . MEASURES THE EVENING GEN. MACARTHUR GETS POST AT EXPOSITION ‘Will Represent War Department at Philadelphia—All Branches to Be Exhibited. Maj. Gen. Douglas MacArthur, com- manding the 3d Corps Area at Balti- more, has been detailed as the repre- sentative of the War Department at the Sesquicentennial exposition at Philadelphia this Summer, and gthe Army will be represented by detach- ments of every branch of the service. Va.: the 3d Battalion, 12th Infantry, at Fort ‘Washington, Md.; a compogite Air Service squadron, ‘composed of men and planes from Bolling Field, Anacostia; Selfridge Field, Mich.; Langley Field, Va.; Mitchel Field, Y., and McCook Field, Ohlo; Head- quarters and Service Companies of the 12th Infantry, at Fort Howard Md.; a battery of the 6th Field Artillery, at Fort Hoyle, Md.; the 1st Platoon, 8th Tank Company, ‘at Fort Meade, Md., STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, APRIL and detachments of the Medical Corps, the Quartermaster Corps and the| & Ordnance Department. The Army Band at Washington Bar- racks also will be sent to the expo- N. | sition for one month. SV e By reducing the floor space of dwel- 1ings in a new housing scheme in Bel- fast, Ireland, 40 houses will be built on an acre instead of 30, as heretofore. 1926. layed in Committee. Among the troops to be stationed in Philadelphia during the exposition are Troop I, 3d Calvary, at Fort Myer, any American plows, tractors in hmdin(_ machines are being on milk cont yesterday be lmn\flh of of FURNITURE!! WE ARE AFTER A RECORD THIS MONTH AND WE ARE GOING TO GET IT BY SELLING $100,000 STOCK OF BRAND-NEW FURNITURE AT ACTUAL REDUCTIONS OF NEARLY ONE-HALF-Off he judiciary House Dist Fourteenth Street at-New York Avenue FOR SPRING EXAMINE THE INSIDE OF A GOLDHEIM SUIT AND YOU WILL DIs- COVER WHY IT RETAINS ITS PERFECT SHAPE AND STYLE. - WE ARE FEATURING THESE ky, who of ¥ bottle il stated emphatically that the supply In the District is of r quality than a B! of. He ex Dist cellent system of investig protection and that no « he protection that Wi its milk supply. er, that the effects ill would be for & monopoly for to Dr Fowler. ves Blaaton and | F 3| “One Dollar and Up” EVER watch a bncklayer sling his trowel? SHADES—SILVER GRAY TAN AND SUN- PROOF BLUE SERGE, SPECIALLY PRICED — THIRTY-EIGHT SEVE\' 1 mmm nul im. and that in committee or all tie —BISQUE One brick at a time is the way the most imposing structures have grown from their foundations. n interrupted the hearing to the \HL |\l<|hn ’of the biL® There TY-FIVE. - from the crowd. Houston, Republi- t the distri- e controlled | ort, And “from one dollar upward” is the way some of our most prosperous depositors have | built their prosperity. | ; o NOT EVEN ; AND RAIN OF EARLY CAN MAR THE SHAPE OF THIS HAND- TAILORED TOPCOAT. MADE IN CAMEL'S HAIR, TWEED, KNIT-TIX AND ENGLISH FABRICS. THIRTY DOLLARS UP. THE SLEET We will help you build your success on stezdy deposits, no matter how small. Come in with your first deposit today. SPRING torneys for milk deal wittee that their interest in the leg- | sslation was to prevent their bottles heing stolen and used for other pur- poses and by other dealers. ©On motion of Mr. Blanton, the milk BUl was laid on the table until the next meeting. Motioa Meets Protest. { The Washington Loan & Trust Co. Downtown Bank Resources over West End Branch $17,000,000.00 618 17th Street John B. Larner, President 900 F Street Mr. Blanton moved that a favorabie | report be made upon the chiropractic | i1} to the full committee. Mr. Ham- hat the doctors want- | Dr. Henry MacAtee, upmem 1 t 13 — “Kroehler” Overstuffed Living Room Suites Values up to $250. Reduced Down to y we have ever A sale of living room suites that outclas held before; each suite consists of massive and fine wing chair, all have loose cushions s tion throughout, tailored in beautiful jacquards and cut velours the newest patterns. 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