part of one who has gradually lost regard for the principles underlying medical ethics and practice to gratify personal and professional ambitions. Dr. Weaver has a free, public clinic which he uses to feed a private hospital. His practice (a specialty) is kept up by toadying to the rich, by fee-splitting, by advertising through sending to physicians reprints of medical articles his assistants have worked up, etc. Dr. Jim, a younger brother, is the hero, lie started practice in his native town,

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... but, against his better judgment, wns persuaded by his brother to come to the city nnd act as assistant. Dr. dim does not like some of his brother's niel hods, docs not hesitate to tell him so, and considers leaving, Nevertheless, lie recognizes (he awakening of his brother's conscience, und, when ruin threatens his brother, springs to the defense and skilfully averts disaster. It is the younger brother who represents the