It's Hard To Give Up

Detroit Doctors Still Working For Removal

Knocked Out in the State Society They Want the State to Build a Homeopathic Hospital in Detroit.

It is very hard for the Detroit homeopathic physician formerly connected with the homeopathic department to give up the idea of the removal of the homeopathic departrnent to Detroit, althongh they have not recently been making much progress. At the meeting of the Michigan State Homeopathic Society held in Detroit, the president of the society in his annual message, recommended the removal of the homeopathic department at the university from Ann Arbor to Detroit. The committee to consider the message struck out this and recommended instead the endorsement of the homeopathic school in Ann Arbor and the establishment of a pathogenetic laboratory here.

Dr. McLachlan, whose confirmation as a member of the state board was secured by his promise to cease agitation of the subject opposed the society holding its next session here as the doctors might get too good an idea of the good work being done by the college here.

Now that the new homeopathic hospital is to be built here, the Detroit workers see that another good reason is apt to grow up against the removal of the department to Detroit, they are casting longing eyes towards the $25,000 which was once appropriated for the removal of the department to Detroit and are pushing the appropriation of another $25,000 to be put with this for the erection of a homeopathic hospital in Detroit.