Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-28
WHO
WON STATES PAPERS
State Board Is Actively Enforcing
the Law Relative to Sale
of Adulterated Wax

At the examinations conducted by
the Pharmaceutical Examining Board
in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia on No
vember and Z, seventy-one persons
applied for registration as pharmacists.
OF which fifty were successful. and 144
as qualified assistants, of which ninety
were successful.
During the meeting of the board
which followed, five hearings were
given Pittsburgh dealers under the
drugs act, for selling adulterated
white wax. Two persons were prose-
cuted since the last meeting for con-
Quoting drug stores without being
registered as Pharmacists six unregis-
tered drug clerks for compromising phy-
sicians prescriptions: fve proprietors
Tor permitting unregistered clerks to
ored men for the unlawful sale and
possession OF cocaine Three Italians
We're indicted in Philadelphia for con-
spiracy in securing the registration OF
one of them as pharmacist, by making
false statements to the board under
oath as to the applicants experience in
the drug business. All plead guilty i'm
court. One pharmacist applicant who
swore to false statements in his appli-
cation was arrested on a charge of per-
jury, and held for appearance in court
The next examinations will be held
in the Technical High School, Harris
DuTR. on MarCn b, 1913.
Those who passed the examinations
were Is follows:
PHARMACISTS
Karl s. Burkett, Emile L. Krapf
William II. Charles, Henry ID. Primas,
Charles p. Powers. G. Arthur Herd,
William j Kirsch. all of Pittsburgh.
mold, William Nj. Boyd, George II.
Broadbelt, Estella e. Brozeitis, Samuel
Gahan, Lyman Cohen, Abe Flinkman
a IalN
schachman, Norman A. Shelley, MOTIFS
Softer, William Udell, all of Philadel-
phia.
Ralph II. Hinman. Allentown Ed
ward Stayin" Avalon; John r. Watson,
Bristol; Leon Il. Levy and Samuel d.
Hayes, Butler; Paul b. Co6ie. Cham
bersburg; Harold w. Fellows, Charleroi: /:
John II; Hoffman, Allentown William
II. Taylor, Chester; Homer H. Bury,
Erie; Harry +. Crane. Edgewood Park
Harry u: McGinty. Franklin; Glenn
II. Long, $. Potter Brown. Jr.. Green's
Frances p. Brown Harms, City; Wilmer
Ld1,r;I.,. Ldar,r;en, Philipsburg; Harry, y. Kriiek,
slneins Sone HsTrY HsPTng RrGGe sassHry Tg
Harry E Walker. Chambersburg; Ern-
est l.. Steever, Wiconisco: Isaiah w.
Morse. Atlantic City, N. J.; Clark III.
mond Glazier. Belpre. Ohio, and Senry
B. Decker. Haddon Heights y. j.
QUALIFIED ASSISTANT PHARMA-
CISTS
Vincent Calabrese. Martin c. Con-
nelly, Philip Ellovich. Julius Finkel-
pearl. James a. Hargreaves. Alex. b.
Gantos, j. Frederick Kastner Paul NJ
Williams, Curtis c. Crowther, all of
Pittsburgh
Horace II. Aarons. Rudolph w. Adler.
Harry Bradburd Jacob BroXmeyer
John G. Cravens, Jr, William j. Con-
len, Moses Feinstein, Simon e. FinkeI-
stein, Abe Folstein. Abraham Green, NJ
Richard Goodman. Albert J. Hallman,
Leopold Il. Helfand. Jacob l.. Medved-
kin, Charles r. Monteith. Philip Mint
Ger, Frank Mustard. G. wellington Neif-
fer. Fanny Nussbaum. Michael Pint
zow, Leon RoVno, L. Gilbert Ruff, Jr
Herman II. Shanbacher. Aaron Simkin
Henry l.. Somers. Harry c. Thornton
and Edward L. Weiss, all of Philadel-
phia.
Alfred w. Shoemaker Allentown;
Earl d. Davis. Ashland; John S. Tress
Beaver Falls: David y. Prosser. Beth
lehem; Robert r. KeelY. Boyertown;
Myron p. Rishton Bloomsbury: Walter
r. McClarren, Conemaugh; Paul II
Carroll, Consho ohocken; Ernest X Rapp
Doylestown; Hobart p. White, Dubois: :
Samuel b. Alloway, Erie: Howard b.
Davis East DOwnin gtown
Thomas f. Grief. Emlenton: Elmer ].