Lewis v. Kentucky State Board of Dental Examiners

STANLEY, Commissioner.

The judgment enjoins the appellant, W. G. Lewis, “from practicing dentistry and operating a dental clinic” since he has no license to do so. The conditions are unique. A fair and complete statement of the facts is contained in the appellant’s brief as follows:

“W. G. Lewis is a man seventy years of age. He is well educated, holding a degree in Pedagogy from Michigan State Normal College, a Bachelor’s Degree from Columbia University, and an M.A. Degree from Chicago University. He has had an interest and connection with Christian Foreign Missions since childhood. Beginning…