The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-03

that the good work may be continued.
A telegram from the Los Angeles,
Cal. Retail Druggists Association
letter from the Womsn's National AS
ISOLATION OF Retail Druggists and other
messages 0f greeting were read by
President Rusty. The American
Medical Association also sent greet
ings through representative.
Program For Entertainments.
pr. T. a. Miller. the local secre-
tary of the association announced the
program that has been arrayed for
the ntertalnment Of the members
and the ladies during their stay here.
The Complete program part of which
Mas carried nut Tuesday morning -
as follows:
Tuesday 10 \. VI.
Address of welcome by his Excel
iency William Hodges Mann. COVER
nor OF Virginia
Address Of welcome ny hts Homer ID.
C. Richardson, mayor OF Richmond.
+. NJ. reception at the Jefferson.
"Wednesday $3.50 Y. NJ.
Card party for the ladies at the
Woman's club. eli East Franklin
street.
Thursday Il. VI. to 10 +. VI.
Luncheon at L4akeside--Oid Virginia
picnic style--3anCing.
Special ears on Virginia and Chess
apeake Bay Railroad VIII leave
station at Laurel and Broad streets
at 40 T. NJ. and 4;20 j. NJ.
Friday y 4. VI.
Reception rendered the association
by his exCellency William Hodges
Mann at the governors mansion
The ladies Committee.
WIN see that All the visiting ladies
are shown the points of interest IN
and around the city.
Presidents Address.
The presidents address, which ne
began at noon. was powerful presen-
tation If the mos, important phases
Of the associations activities. Presi-
dent Rusby dwelt at some length upon
the membership of the organization. its
objects and purpose aud the need of a
big increase in membership. He spoke
II Inducements made for pharmacists
10 become members. the Importance oi
the hranchez.- pnlllLcaIlnnS If the As:
sociatiou drub reform, matters oi
pharma car ocia. the National Forum
! larry, the danger Of commercialization
/ the national pharmaceutical syllabus
qualification requirements for whole
sale drug dealers and many oeSer sub
/ 1ects with direct bearing upon tn
4 association and its work,
Nominating Committee.
/ Part Of Tuesdays session will b'
taken M by the nominating committee
which viii nominate members for th'
various committee Of the association
The most important of these commit
ices are. Committee on the United
States Pharma eppoeia, committee on
the National Forn1ulary, committee on
transportation. committee on the Eber
prize. committee on the drug market
ton
patents and trade marks, and commit
tee on DRUG reform.
Officers Elect.
The ottcers-lect for 1910 1911 are al
follows. -.... -
President Eugene q Eberle. of Dal
las, Tex
FIRST Vice President 49, William h
Day, Of Chicago ILL.,
Second Vice President -- otto +
! CLAUS. Of st. Louis, Mo.
Third y iea-4 H. e4tlefft- leonard A
Seltzor, of Detroit. Mich
Members Of the Councii~-%ames II
/ Betl, of Scio, O.; Joseph p, Remington
i of Philadelphia. Pa Henry II. Rusby
OF Newark. n. ].
The program for Tuesday Afternoon
and that for Wednesday, is as fol
lows.
( 500 +. M.-Sosslon of section o
commercial interests, session of sec
titon on scientific papers,
/ 81; 90 r. M.-Reception
I Wednesday, May 4.
10. 90 A. M.-Second general sessiol
of the association.
800 T. M,-Session of section on sci
entfic papers; adjourned session q
section ON commercial interests.
500 r. M--Meetng of American
conference of pharmaceutical faculties
meeting OF National Association Q
Boards of Pharmacy,