Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-05-12
L,ortitious Vendor Is |amed for "Drug Habit"
 N v1.egitimate Dealers.
[w IS PUZZLE
 TO PHARMACISTS
Dart of First Session of State os;ation Devoted to New Federal .mtp-VisitOrs Given Recep.
 ton Last Night.

|ith inc greater part of the first
 session devoted to an informal
 ,ssion of the recently-enacted
 ,htJparriscn anti-narcotic law,
 thirty-third annual session of the
 Pnsas Association. of Pharmacists
 Ipned at the Hotel Pines yes
 N afternoon, with something like
 Rut of town numbers of the Sniyation in attendance.
 bst of those present arrived late
 he forenoon, and on that account
 opening session was not held
 inc afternoon. The forenoon
 devoted to informal chats among
 arivals, registering, and other baratory matters.
 erbsrs of the organization were 5iderably "put out" over the ac-
 If the state board of examiners, konducting it's examinations for
 |macists at Little Rock yesterday.
 ead of following the custom anu
 ing the examination in the city
 Ire the annual meeting of the fmacists is being. held. Accord ! to members Of the organization
 is the first time the examination
 not been held in conjunction with
 meeting of the state association bAarmacists.-
 was stated that there were 65 'iidates for. license to practice Fmacy, to appear before the board
 xaminers Monday. Had the ex- haticns been conducted, these 65 )fidates would have had the ad- liye Of meeting the older phar- (ias and of participating in the
 ussions of the convention. 'As it |they dispersed to their homes )day night.
 fesident Roy Chamberlain of Nal called the first session to order ftly after ? o'clock yesterday |rneon. Addresses of welcome
 e made bv N. E. Brightwell and |T..Seawell, with responses by A, Morgan of Camden and Frank |achleiter of Hot Springs. letters and telegrams were then
 ], among them letter announc- the selection of w. l.. Dewoody |nk lschachleiter and Frank Spark: the representatives at the conven- of the American Pharmaceutical bciation.
 1. L. Dewocdy, referred to as the eior' member of the committee who is the oldest druggist in the |e and the only charter member oi association in attendance upor convention, spoke briefly upor
 advantages of membership in the lerican Pharmaceutical associa' I, and related briefly the organiza- Ps early activities in behalf O E drugs and competent men tt ppound and dispense them. The Anti Narcotic Law. |he discussion of the Wright-Har pm anti-narcotic law was thel en up, and a dozen or more of thu nbers of the organization hat netnlng to say or question t' 1. about the law.
 me speakers all agreed that n' or them knew exactly where "h' st 80 far as the law is concerned each advised his hearers to b careful as possible in handling tn lcies under ban, because of tn lger Of violating the law. Cues As were fired back and forth, as t e!ner or not certain things coul
 aohe or could not be done, an' ae Of these appeared to be satis 'orlly answered. One of the mem Is' m concluding his talk. men ned:
 '. wish one of the internal revenu n.ers was in attendance at thu s.'ne. We could ask him ques 1s' ana then maybe we wOul " something about the law" Pharmacists Puzzled.
 sas pnarmacist, discussing ths M of the law which allows 's smacist to fill a prescription fc I|suanlty Is of morphine, heroin. ( q. |s. narcotic to give the patient i'm Ea sAee relief, asked what should | ps when the prescription happene ' written by a veterinarian. an