Word: licensee
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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For the skilled matador, there is not only wealth (in 1902, Mazzantini and his men cleared some $40,000 in three months in Mexico), but public honor and license such as is unknown even by ball-players and pugilists in the U. S. Wherever they go in public, they are...
¶Passed a bill to license and regulate "the practice of architecture" in the District of Columbia. (Passed by the Senate last May.)
Uniformity of the law is the aim and hope of the legal student. A step in that direction is the gradual centralization of the lawmaking power in the Federal Government. This development, however, conflicts with deeprooted conviction as to states' rights; and most lawyers look with more satisfaction to...
Perhaps the development of the movie industry in California is responsible for an epidemic of beauty doctors in that state. In any event, the executive officer of the State Board of Medical Examiners in California, Dr. Charles B. Pinkham, has just issued a warning against persons who advertise their ability...
The Illinois Birth Control League recently opened an office in Chicago in charge of Dr. Rachelle S. Yarros, of Hull House. An attempt to open a clinic some time ago was combated by the Health Commissioner, Dr. Herman Bundesen. The present clinic charges a nominal fee, and thus avoids the...