The Act explicitly forbids an optometrist the use of the title Doctor,
M. D., Opthalmologist, Physician, or any title that would convey the impression
that drugs or surgery would be used in the treatment of defects
of vision.

Penalties are provided for violations of this Act.
All matters concerning the practice of Optometry, and the sale and
manufacture of spectacles and eyeglasses, registration and examination
of candidates, information as to number of licensees, etc., for statistical
purposes are proper subjects to be addressed to the Board.
Registered physicians are exempt from the provisions of this Act.
The Board has no employees.

BALTIMORE COUNTY RACING COMMISSION.
Address the Secretary.
(All Terms Expire 1920.)

Name. Postoffice.
Commissioners:

Duane H. Bice, Chairman................................ Towson
J. Edwin Griffith. .................. .............Mt. Washington
Dr. M. J. 8. Cromwell. ............................... .Baltimore

Secretary of Commission:
Guatave T. Dalcour, 207 St. Paul St....................Baltimore

Governor appoints three for a term of four years from March 28,
1912. (Ch. 77,1912.)

The duties of the Commission are:

To have jurisdiction over meetings for the conduct of horse racing
in Baltimore County.

To grant licenses to Associations entitled to receive them for the
purpose of conducting horse racing.

To regulate, restrict and have general supervision over betting and
the methods of betting on horse racing.

To approve and have supervision over the officials of a meeting
where horse racing is conducted.

REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.

Name. Dist. Term Expires. Postoffice.
Regents:

Oliver Metzerott. .........5th 1918 ............... .Hyattsville
Sylvan H. Likes.. .........4th 1918 ................ .Baltimore
Joseph L. Bailey, .........1st 1920 ................ ..Salisbury
Robert Garrett.. ......... .2nd 1920 .............. .Roland Park
William P. Ryan. ........ 3rd 1922 ................ .Baltimore
J. Dawson Williams. . . . . . .6th 1922 ................ .Rockville

Governor appoints one for each of the Congressional Districts of the
State, two for 2 years, two for 4 years, and two for 6 years, and as these
terms expire the successor is appointed for 6 years. (Ch. 198, 1914.)