38                                Laws of Maryland                         [Ch. 29

book and the page therein containing said recorded copy shall be
noted by said Clerk upon the face of said license and such Clerk shall
promptly forward notice of said filing to the Board. In case said
person should, after the recording of such license, permanently re-
move his or her residence, to some other [part] county of the State,
or to Baltimore City, he or she shall thereupon at once file said
license, or certified copy thereof, for record as aforesaid, with the
Clerk of the Circuit Court of the county or city to which he or she
shall have so removed; said record shall be open to public inspection
under proper restrictions as to their safe keeping, and in all legal
proceedings shall have the same weight as evidence that is given to
the records of conveyances of land. The fees for such [registration]
recordation shall be Two Dollars ($2.00), to be paid by the person
whose license is registered.

128.   Any person to whom the provisions of this sub-title [applies]
apply, practicing or attempting to practice medicine or surgery in
this State, without first haying obtained the license of [one of said
boards] the Board of Medical Examiners, shall be guilty of a mis-
demeanor, and shall pay a fine of not less than [Fifty] One Hundred
Dollars nor more than [Two Hundred] Five Thousand Dollars for
each offense, or [in default of payment shall be confined in the city
or county jail until the fines and costs are paid] be sentenced to con-
finement in the House of Correction for not less than one nor more
than three years or both, and shall be debarred from recovering com-
pensation for services rendered as such physician or surgeon.

129.   [Said boards] The Board shall make a report to the Medical
and Chirurgical Faculty of Maryland [and the Maryland State Home-
opathic Medical Society, respectively,] at each annual meeting of
said [respective societies] Faculty.

131. From and after the first day of [July, 1894] June, 1957, no
person shall practice medicine or surgery in the State of Maryland,
unless he or she shall be duly registered as a physician or surgeon,
in accordance with the provisions of this sub-title of this Article.

133. All persons who [have commenced to practice medicine or
surgery in the State of Maryland since the first day of June, 1892,
or who] shall hereafter commence to practice medicine or surgery
in this State, shall not be entitled to be registered in the registry of
physicians and surgeons, as required by law, except upon filing
with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of the county or city in which
he or she shall reside, a license from [one of] the duly constituted
Board [s] of Medical Examiners of this State, in accordance with
the terms of Sections 126 and 127 [, except that physicians and
surgeons who have come into this State since said first day of June,
1892, or who shall hereafter come into this State to follow the practice
of medicine and surgery, may receive a license, which shall entitle
them to be registered as physicians and surgeons, in accordance with
law, upon application to one of the duly constituted boards of medical
examiners, in accordance with the provisions of Section 134 of this
sub-title (1939 Ed.)].

135. If any person shall unlawfully obtain and procure himself to
be registered as physician or surgeon, either by false and untrue