The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-08
ST. LOUIS CHOSEN
FOR NEXT YEAR
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| EUR MAI lEAR
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Philadelphia. at the sessions this morning
| The Chair then announced the appoints
! r1ent of the following committees.
| COMMITTEES NAMED
| s COMMITTEES on Nomlnations was then
| appointed. which consisted OF MeSsrs. w.
| n. Skinner and E. F. Klein. of Arkansas;
j. e. Barbat and w j. Jackson. OF Cali
| formal John W. Lowe and c. a Ropeiye.
| of Connecticut; W. S. Thompson, OF Dis
| trict of Columbia; George F. Paine and
| Joseph Jacobs. of Georgia; Henry Boom
! and Oscar Oldsberg. of Illinois; C. d.
! ,Knoxfei and F. w Messieur, OF indiana;
| s. r. Macy, of Iowa: c. S Porter and
| c. l.. Dehl of Kentucky; d. d. Bass and
| O. A Quandt of Maryland: Z. j.. Patch
| and b. f Riddell. of Massachusetts: ~
| B. Stevens and A B. Lyons. of Michigan;
j Messrs Wanans, of Minnesota; H. NJ.
| Petit and n. NJ. Whelpley, of Missouri:
| George II. Whte and D. D. Cameron, OF
| New Jersey: r, G. Eccles and g. C. Dick
| inson, of New York; j. H. Bobbitt and
| w NJ. Simpson: j. II. Beal and Theodore
| Wetterstrone Ohio: C. N. Boyd and w.
| L. Cliffe, of Pennsylvania; 0. b. Thomas,
| o. South Carolina; A. B. Rains and j. +.
| Weight. of Tennessee; E. G. Eberle, OF
| Texas; Collins Blakely, OF Vermont; w
| H Scott and r. H NJ. Harrison, of Viz
! ginia; Edward koemers, of Wisconsin: j.
! F. Morrison and S. Lachance, of Province
! of Quebec, Canada.
| The Committee Time and Place OF
| Next Meeting was appointed. and will re-
| port tomorrow morning The committee
consists Of S. A. D. Sheppard. Massachu-
sets; ". S. Thompson, District of Co
lunbia William c. Alpers, New York;
y IllnyN Law
| Missouri.
The Committee on the Presidents Ad-
dress appointed We're: Louis C. Hopp,
Ohio; w f. Thompson. District of Column
bia; II. P. Hynson. Maryland.
Immediately after the adjournment of
the session the Nominating Committee
| met The names of John F. Patton, York,
Pa: George c. Hopp. Cleveland, o.; and
G. F. Payne of Atlanta. Ga, were PLACED
in nomination
The first ballot resulted as follows: Pat
ton, %; Payne. 9; Hopp, s.
The nomination of Mr.. Patton was then
| made unanimous.
Professor ]. H Beale. of Scia, O., was
| nominated first vice-presideut without op-
| position. Mr.. w C. Alters. of Bayone,
+. N J., and Mr.. J. w. Gayle, of Frankfort.
| president. Mr.. Gayle was chosen, the ball
| lot resulting: Gayle, 10. and Alters, Is.
The nomination of Mr.. Gayle was made
| unanimous.
For third vfce-president. Professor E "
! Ruddleran, Of Vandehilt University, Ten
nesse. was unanimously nominated, as Were
{! Mr.. s. A. D. Sheppard, of Bneuou- Mass.
| for treasurer; Mr. Charles Caspari. Jr.:
| OF Baltimore. Nd. for general secetary.
and Mr.. c.. L. Diehl. of Louisville Ky,
| for reporter on the progress Of pharmacy
| The names placed in nomination for the
| Council were Messrs. r. r. Slack La
Grange. Ga; /. C. Hop2, Cleveland. o.:
! F. w. M@issner. o: Laporte, Ind; II p
| Hynson, of Baltimore; T. Roberts Baker,
| Richmond: E. F. Kline. Hot Spring, Ar
| kansas: W. C. Alpers. Bayone. y. J.; Clay
". Holmes, Elrnira. n. Y. The ballot re-
/ suited as follows: Baker, SO: Hopp. %;
| Hynson, To-; AEpers, Is: Slack, II: Kline,
| 10: Holmes, s: Messner, 4. On motion. the
| three highest were unan5mousIv chosen.
| CONVENTION NOTES
! Among the prominent members OF the
! Association in attendance is DR.. IF. NJ
| Whelpley, of st. Louis, Mo- DR.. Wheip-
| ley is well known throughout the pro-
| fession as editor OF the Meyer Brothers
Druggist, a st. Louis publication in the
| interests Of the profession. DR.. Whefp-
F! ley is also Professor of Microscopy il
! the ST. Louis College of Pharmacy, and
| was last week elected secretary of the
i
| ton which met at Washington. DR..
| WhelpIey is known as one of the stand
| bys'' of the American Pharmaceutical
Association, having attended every con-
! venton of the body for the past fifteen
| years.
Dr. Albert E. Ebert. of Chicago, is an
| other well known member, who was presi-
dent of the Association when the conven-
| ton was held in Richmond twenty-seven
| wears ago. DR.. Ebert is the donor OF the
Ebert prize. given to encourage original
| Investigation among the members of the
Association. Although one of the oldes.
members. ne is acknowledged as one OF
the most vigorous and enthusiastic mem
| bers and always mas the Associations
I interests at heart. He was elected a
| trustee of the United States Pharracopo-
ria, Association at washington last week.
] DR.. John f. PoIlan. of York. Pa, the
I! nominee for president. is one of the most
{ popular men in the Association, and at
/ home is a successful business man. excep-
| tionally competent pharmacist and pro-
| sressive citizen. and IS the humorist and
1 wit of the Association. HE IS commonly
| known as "Uncle John"
I Dr. A. 3. Prescott. Dean OF the Medical
| and Pharmacy Department of the Univer-
| sity of Michigan, is one OF the recognized
| spatf1-fnders in his profession. He enjoys
] an International reputation as chemical
savant.
Dr.. j. NJ. Goode. of St Louis. the par
Humanitarian of the Association. is also in
attendance.
Miss Josie wanans. of St Paul, MINI.
and Miss Josie Barbatt. OF San Francisco.
Cal. are the two lady delegates present
!! at the sessions of the Association.
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