Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-05-11
Expected 200 or More Per sons Interested in Drug
 Business Will Attend.
DISCUSS N EW LAWS
Harrison Anti.NarcOtic Law Among New Measures to Re Discussed-Re. ception Tonight and Banquet at
 Pines Tomorrow Evening.

The Arkansas Association of Phar- fnacfsts will meet this forenoon at 10 o'clock, at the Hotel Pines, to formally open their thirty-third annu- al session. The meeting will continue through three days, and it is expected there will be 200 or more members of the organization in attendance.
 Plans for the meeting have beeen completed by the local committees in charge, and everything is in readiness for the session to begin. Some of the members of the organization arrived late last evening, others came in dur ing the night, and this morning it is expected there will be the greatest rush of arrivals
 $. The Hotel Pines will be the official headquarters for the convention, and all the business and social sessions will be held there.
 The Arkansas Pharmaceutical Trav- e1ers will hold their annual session at the same time as the pharmacists, in another apartment at the Hotel Pines.
 Many Social Features.
 Local committees have prepared a number of social affairs for the en- tertainmerlt of the .city's guests, the first of which will be a reception and dance at the Pine tonight, by the To- cal druggists. ~ The ladies who will accompany the delegates will be given many courte- stes. several affairs having been plan ned for their especial pleasure. . The annual banquet for the pharma- 6fst4 Will be given at the Hotel Pines Wednesday night, with w. l.. Dewoody Ss tOastmaster, and among those who wif1 respond to toasts are J. H. Mann. NJ E. Brightwell, U. s. McLelland, Dr.. John B. Bond, T. A. Robinson, former rresident of the Tennesseee Pharma- ctstg association, r. V. Perry, Presi- dent Roy Chamberlain of the Arkan-. sas association of Pharmacists, Henry Bordeaux, Frank Schlachleiter, and others.
 The State officers.
 The following are the officers of the Arkansas Association of Pharma- cists:
 Roy Chamberlain, Malvern. presi- dent; Booker Latimer, DeQueen, first vice president; Sidney Beasley, Hot Springs, second vice e-president; Miss Mary A. Fein, Little Rock, secretary treasurer; H. A. Durst, Little Rock, s. v. Bracy, Little Rock, Frank Schachleiter, Hot Springs, executive committee.
 The officers of the Arkansas Phar- maceutical Travellers are as follows:
 J. L. Bomar. president; L. F. Cap pleman. first vice president; G. l.. Gid- ion, second vice. president; w. J. Con- cry, third ce-president; F. V. Perry, sscretary-treasurer.
 Discuss Important Subjects.
 Subjects of more than ordinary inn portance to druggists and pharma- .cists will be discussed at the business sessions of the convention, among them the terms of the recently enact ed Harrison anti-narcotic law, adul- iteration of drugs, trade conditions and others of like nature.
 The program in full for the con- vention is as follows:
 Tuesday Morning.
 Call to order, President Roy Cham berfain.
 Opening prayer, Rev. w. J. E. Cox.
 Address of welcome on behalf of city of Pine Bluff, N. E. Brightwell. in the absence of Mayor Simon Bloom
 Response, L, K. Snodgrass, Little Rock.
 Address of welcome on behalf o1 local druggists, w. T. Seawell.
 Response, A. l.. Morgan, Camden. M Ron call of officers by secretary treasurer.