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Eope to see you again sometime." "Thank you," said Harry. . "But at present," the girl' con tinued, "I must ask you to excuse me. Now, what I want you to do is this go home in the cab which I will have my servant call." v "Why why," cried. Harry, ut terly astounded, "is this really all you want me to do? Don't you know this is a most unusual end ing for an adventure of this kind? I never read a story in which there was such an .ending after such an adventure." "Well," the -girl replied, aris ing, '.'you can hardly wonder at my making the adventure end in this way when I tell you that I am how on my way to a meeting of the 'Society of. the Ameliora tion of the Commonplace,' of which I an? president." .And shejbowed Harry 'out of the room. ..." TO FIGHT PRACTICE OF, UNLICENSED DOCTORS Springfield, 111., Dec. 7. Med ical school graduates and. other young men who ate preparing themselves for physicians by act ing as assistants in hospitals- in Illinois, but who have not secured 'licenses to practice medicine, will be' vigorously prosecuted dur ing the next few weeks, according to a -statement by Dr. JA. Egan, secretary of the state board of health. According to Dr. Egan, a num ber of hospitals have been per mitting inexperienced and unau thorized youjths to act as assist ants in the care of the sick and in jured, -and he intends-to stop" the practice. - 1 "We notified the hospitals in Chicago some time ago," said Dr. Egan, "that unlicensed phy sicians should hot be allowed to practice or patients, but so far as we can learn, the warning has not been heeded. The board has de cides!, therefore, to begin prose cutions without further notice'.' SUBSTITUTE SHIELD pF DAVID FOR RED CROSS Being opposed to(the Christian cross as an emblem, the Jews of . Turkey, organizing a. hospital c corps for the war in Tripoli, have adopted as. their mark the Shield, of David, shown above. The, corps is called the Mogen -David hospital, ambulance and medical corps: Its members will wear on their sleeves the shield of of David in red the same shield - King David wore as -a coat of" arms and later the emblem of Ju das Maccabeus in his wars for Jewish freedom. i . J38fe2. ,!-? .-.,- 'V"- k b"'A --jf-5