Dr. Chow read a paper by Dr, M. Joe, of Tientsin, on "Standard of Medical Practitioners," dealing with the difficulties attending the determination of a uniform standard for medical practitioners in China and supporting the proposal for the establishment of a central medical board under the auspices of the Peking government.
Dr. H. T. Chiang of Tayeh, a graduate of Edinburgh, sent a paper f "Status of Medical Practitioners" which was read by Dr. W. P. Chung. In this paper medical practitioners in China are classified as follows:—A 1, The old-fashioned native phy-ans whose only diploma was their signboards.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.