The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-03-11
EGAL

of Embalning for a license, shall be on
forms furnished by the Board and
shall contain all information asked for
therein. Said applicants shall state their
full name. age, residence, place OF busi-
ness, affidavits of licensed embalmers
(holding a valid ncense) showing length
of time employed and number of bodies
embalmed under their personal super
vision, together with a certificate of rec
concentration signed by legal physician.
and one er1balmer holding valid license
from the State Board of Embalming of
the State of Kansas, who has been per-
sonally acquainted with the applicant a.
least one year, certifying to their moral
character and general standing and that
they are qualified applicants; all of
which shall be subscribed and sworn TO
by the applicant before a Notary Public.
(b) A fee of 5000 shall accompany
each application.
(c) No applicant will be accepted for
examination unless their application has
been in the hands of the Secretary at
least fifteen days prior to date of exami-
nation.
(d) Applicants shall be at least twenty
engaged in the business proprietor or
employee. Applicants shall have bad
three years actual experience in assist
ing in embalning and preparing dead
human bodies. Or, provided the applicant
furnish a certificate showing that said
applicant has completed and passed a full
and complete course OF ten weeks school
ing in reputable school of embalming
approved by the State Board of En-
balming) sworn to by the Secretary or
President of said school, 1t will only be
necessary that the applicant shall have
two years actual experience in assisting
in embalming and preparing dead human
bodies. No certificate Will be accepted
for any course completed prior to the
publication of this Rule. No certificate
of q correspondence course will be ac-
cepted. Applicants shall have emoaimed
and prepared for burial or shipment at
least twenty-five G5) dead human bodies
under the personal direction and super
vision of a licensed embalmer holding
valid license.
It is further required that applicant
shall have completed a course OF school
ing equivalent to the ninth grade.
der of Kansas, doing business within this
State may make application for license,
providing they can comply with the rules
and regulat ions governing applicants for
license and furnish a certificate from the
Secretary of the State Board of Enbaln-
ing of their state, certifying that the ap-
plicant holds valid license and the Gate
said license was issued.
ID Applicants must be able to pass
such an examination as shall be pre-
scribed by the State Board of Embalm-
Ing IN the vtsceral anatomy of the body
the action and comparative value of
germicides, the methods OF embalming
the further precautions after embalmtng
TO insure safety to the public, and the
transportation of bodies of those who
have died of infectious or CONTAGIOUS
disease, the meaning of infection and dis
infection and shall be required to prove
to the satisfaction of the Board their
ability to properly raise and inject four
or more of the principal arteries. They
must also be converSant with the law
and rules governing the transportation
of dead human bodies, and such other
topics as said Board may, from time to
time, see fit to name.
Rule IA. No applicants who have not
fully complied with the rules and regu1a-
tons governing applicants for license will
be accepted for examination
Rule 15. False statement mr. rfa
made for the purpose OF obtaining a
license shall be cause for a refusal TO
grant same and any applicant found to
have made false statements in obtaining
a license shall have the same revoked
and any fee paid for same shall be for
feited.
Rule IS. This Board shall select the
questions for examination.
Rule II. The applicant will be required
to answer at least forty (40) written and
forty (4O oral questions and must dem
onstrate on cadaver at each examina-
ton.
Rule 49, The applicant for a license
shall receive an average grade of at least
seventy-five G590 per cent each in writ
ten. oral and practical demonstration be-
fore a license shall be granted.
Rule 10. Applicants who fail to pass
will be entitled to any examinations
which, may be held by the Board within
one year from date of first examination
Rule 20. The annual renewal fee OF
license shall be two $500 Dollars, pay
able in advance same being forwarded to
the Secretary with the application.
Rule 81. All licenses expire June S0th, of
each year as provided by law and record
shall be made of same in the record book
by the Secretary, unless renewal fee is
paid prior to this date.
Rule %. The State Board of Embalm-
ing will not issue or renew license to per-
sons who have, by false and fraudulent
representations, obtained or sought to
obtain practice I'm their profession, or by
false fraudulent representation have
obtained or sought to obtain money or
anything of value, or for any other I'M
professional disorderly conduct, or for |
the wilful violation of the rules of the |
State Board of Embalming.
Rule q. When an embalmer has al |
lowed his license to have lapsed for any |
reason whatsoever, his license and num-
Der may be reinstated by the proper ap-
plication of such amba1mer, said appIica-
ton to be accompanied by two (S2. OO) |
upon the State Board of Enbalming may
reinstate such applicant, using their |
Judgment and discretion provided such |
Iapse shall not have been over one year.
Rule "a. In cases where Original Ger |
tificate of Embalmer's License has been |
destroyed the State Board of Embainl- |
ing viii issue a duplicate license pro- |
vfded applicant furnishes affidavit stating 1
how original was destroyed and pay fee !
of One Isl .o0) Dollar
Rule Is. No duplicates of license num- /
bers shall be issued in any case should |
a number become vacant and no tenn |
porarv certificate or license shall be /
granted pending examination of appii- |
cants. No special or private examina- |
tons will be held by the Board.
Rule IS Whenever the State Board OF