El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-18
DRUGGISTS co TO
GLOUDGROFT FOR
DAYON MOUNTAIN
Excursion to New Mexico
Resort Concluding Fea-
ture of Convention.

Adams. expressed It, comes 10 CLOSE
tonight, when the delegates VIII re
turn from a day spent at Cloudcroft,
n ", and viii return to their homes
after three days attendance on the
convention Of the Texas Pharmaceutical
association
Officers and delegates are enthusi-
astlc over FL PasO as a convention city
and all have expressed their apprecla-
ton Of the open handed hospitality OF
Besides the delegates, many FL Paso-
ans left Thursday morning at Z o'clock !
for the big sport day at ClOudcroft, and
. il is estimated that fully $50 made the
trip aboard special train The sport
program, which was arranged by the
Drug Travellers association, was an
elaborate one and there were dozens
Of entries for all events. The dele
gates will return TO FL PasO at 10
I o'clock. in time to catch the II o'clock
train for san Antonio and the east
Officers Installed.
The afternoon session Of Wednesday
began with the installation OF the
newly elected officers IN a brief
speech, p H. Walker, of Gonzales,
Texas, introduced each Of the new as
ISOLATION officials. He paid a particu-
lar compliment to Mrs Emile B. Dryer,
who is the first woman to hold the pO-
sitlOn Of vice president since the as
sOclatlOn was formed IN 1873 The new
officers are; President Walter d. Ad-
ans; 1lrst vice president A VI tlscn-
err second vice president, G T. Cray
croft: third vice president, William
Whitman; fourth vice president. Mrs
Emelie B. Dwyer; secretary treasurer,
Z. g. Eberle; home secretary, J. W.
Graham historian, Miss Lum Shite.
Adams Takes office.
In accepting the office, Mr.. Adams
said: In assuming this office ] wish
to bear witness, as a member Of the as
ISOLATION, to the intelligence and indus
try of our retiring president feel
confident that 1 viii have the active
support Of all Of the delegates and
hope that the coming year viii be a
most successful one for the assOcia-
ton
No Action on Resolutions.
The meeting took no action on the
. two resolutions presented AT the morn
ing session by r Il. Walker, one Of
which proposed an amendment TO the
law requiring more stringent pharmacy
examinations and the other looking 10
stronger law regarding narcotics
Both of these matters will be taken
up by the executive, legislative and
board Of pharmacy committees when
these committees meet with the state
board Of pharmacy at Dallas, Septem-
Der Is.
FL PasO Praised.
a resolution thanking FL Paso for its
hospitality was adopted
las we go TO our homes we will re-
member throughout the ensuing year
the many pleasant hours spent in the
city Of the Rio Grande," said the reso-
luton, in part.
san Antonio, for the second time in
succession. won the prize Of 500 Of
fered for the city bringing the largest .
number OF delegates 10 q convention.
The vote stood san Antonio, 81 Dali
+. J. C. Zethausrs, of Dallas. was
elected a life member of the association. !
He shares this honor with but six other Z
members.
Eberle Given Watch.
E. C. EberIe. Of Dallas. unanimously /
reelected secretary treasurer Of the /
Texas Pharmaceutical association at its Z
closing business session Wednesday.
watch inscribed: From the Texas !
Pharmaceutical association; the Drug
Travellers association"
Ed c. Junkind. a san Antonio drug
gist is among those attending the con
vention- Mr.. Junkind is a pioneer in I
the business in san Antonio and is the 4
manufacturer Of the ChOrOlin and Ed /
Wardss Veterinary remedies.
Albert krOnskOsky Wins Prize.
Albert kronkOsky, president Of the I
san Antonio Drug company. and dele
gate TO the convention in FL PasO from
the National Wholesale Druggists
association Of America. won the prize
of 800 offered by mayor c. Z. Kelly
TO the druggist who was the best tango I
dancer at the convention. The con- !
test was held during the grand ball
dL the motel EaSO gel NOrLe ~ canes
day night which closed the 35th an
nual convention Of the Pharmaceutical
association Mr.. kronkosky's partner ]
was Miss BeBtrice Pateman, Of FL
Paso- The other tango dancers in the
contest were Mr.. and Mrs. H C. 2
Henne. Of san Antonio. and Henry
Fowler, Of Billey, Texas. who
danced with Miss Grace Hem
zle- Acting as judges were !
Miss Walker Mcclellan. Mrs P w.
L-rrrr-TnrraI n I
Dwyer, Of Houston; 7. A Chapa, Of san |
Antonio. and Joe Stanton. Of New York. (
The dance was well attended by the |
visiting delegates and representative
people of FL Paso, and was a big sue
cess
Taken for Auto Tour.
Thursday afternoon. following the /
final business session Of the cOnven-
ton. the visiting delegates were taken /
in automobiles to Ysleta going Gown !
on the main road and returning by |
the loop. TO Fort Bliss. and around |
the principal residential sections OF
the city Robert Rinehart in his au-
tOmobile was the pilot OF the line OF
machines and those contributing their
cars for the visitors were the White
Grant company. the Billiard and Henry
company, Joseph A Wright, White
Paden company, Popular Dry Goods
company, R A Seeds, Perry-kirkpat-
rick company. o. C. CriSmor. r. e !
Semple. Hal Christie. ". W. Parker,
Miss Josephine Wooten. c. B. Stevens,
frost & frost, W. T. HixsOn. Frank
L Torres, V R Stiles Winchester /
Cooley. / A Shedd W. Fl. LoretZ, l..
J. Locke Newman Investment com
pany Herman Andreas. Bert Orndorrf
Norwood Hall, Jos. Zellman, J. W.
Butler. J. ". Wyatt L. S. Stewart
Texas Bitulithic Paving company, Dr.
W L. Brown, S. c. Aubrey and five Of
the city automobiles and a large num-
Der Of hired cars.
veteran Reporter Of Body.
NJ 3 Davis, Of Waco. who has been
the official reporter Of the Pharma-
ceutical association for 10 years, LETT
for home Wednesday night He IS n
former secretary Of the Young Men
Business league Of Waco. and is now
serving as secretary Of the McLennan
county Ferguson club he predicts {
Ferguson viii carry that county by n ]
big majority Mr.. Davis. who is one {
Of the best known men I'm central J
Texas was high in his praise OF the I
hospitality Of FL Pasoans. While at ]
leh9lng the convention he was guest
OF J. W. Sackett, former resident OF
AUTO TAR IN T-novr ~ FnnNT