Gildard v. State

H. S. Gildard and H. W. Krumwiede were arrested in the city of Cleveland and found guilty in the municipal court of practicing medicine without a license to do so.

Error was prosecuted to this court which held:

I. 1286 GC. specifically defines what constitutes practice of medicine and surgery.

Attorneys — Leopold Kushlan, and S. J. Deutsch for Gildard; Francis Douglas for State; all of Cleveland.

2. Under that statute a person shall be regarded as practicing medicine and surgery if he uses the letters “Dr.” or the word Doctor” ets., or any other title which represents him as engaged in the…