Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-21
APPLICANTS.
ARE GRANTED LICENSES
state Board Of Pharmacy Announces
List of Successful Applicants
for Eiccnsure.
ONE GREEK is LICENSED
Graduate Of Athens School OF Phar-
macy Passes Tests Successfully,
Through, Medium OF Interpreter.
Annual Meeting Of Board Monday.

Ihirtr-thrce of The fifty-one appli-
cants for licenses as registered and
registered assistant pharmacists. who
LOOK the examinations Tuesday and
Wednesday. have successfully stood the
tests. and will receive certificates from
| the State Pharmacy Board. or this
| number. twenty-five will DO licensed
as full registered pharmacists and
eleven as registered assistants.
Seventeen OF the successful appli-
cants give Richmond as their place Of
residence. Two OF the thirty-seven
who took the fun registered pharma-
cists examinations failed to make the
! required grade. but were awarded GER
tincates as assistants.
Among those who will get certificates
ms full registered pharmacists is Elias
q. Pipinos, native OF Greece, now liv-
ing In Hopewell. Mr.. Pipinas Is n
graduate Of the Athens School OF Phar
macy and has had twenty-seven years
experience in the profession in his ma
tive country. Unable to use the Eng
iish language profciently, Mr.. Pipinos
was given part Of the examination
orally through'the medium of an inter-
prefer.
The examiners found that there was
Mite substantial difference between
the principles OF pharmacy as taught
IN tho two countries. and that except
Tor his handicap il. English, the Greek
applicant was thoroughly qualified His
grade. said Field Secretary Brands.
Yesterday. was above the average.
, WILL HOLD ANIMAL.
MEETING ON MONDAY
The state Pharmacy Board will hold
It's annual meeting in this city Monday
AZ this meeting IL will install Charles
|! FOX, OF Roanoke. as member Of
the board 10 succeed C. p Kearfott.
whose term has expired Mr. Kearfo;t
mas served as Il member Of the boa ri
! i"r ten years. Tie other members of
me board are Walter l.. Lyle AMI i.
r.: jackson The officers of the State
iharmacy Board are II. S. Arlington.
Norloik, president: I. A. Miller, Rich
Inond. secretary treasurer. and = 7
i'randis, Richmond. field secretary.
among the important matters that
VIII receive the buard's attention Mt
us annual meeting will he the appli-
cation or r. j. Howard. of Greeneville.
LOT reinstatement as n registered phar-
macist Mr. Howards license was can.
ceiled by the board last April whom
ne was convicted in the Magistrates
Court at Greeneville of violating tho
laws governing the sale OF narcotics
An application for Reinstatement ba.
already been filed with the board
Prominent citizens have interceded on
Mr.. Howard's behalf
list OF the successful applicants
Tor licenses as registered and assist
ant pharmacists follows:
Registered Pharmacists-A b. Garb-
! err North Emporia; c. w. Powers, Roa-
noke; Harold Thornton. Brookneal: ID.
r. Armentrout. Charlottesville; O. n.
Preston, Richmond; w IT. Morriss.
Norfolk; y. y. Robinson. colored, Rich
mond; {. T. Marrow. Jr., DanviIle. John
y. Cofie!d. Portsmouth: Fred E. Willis.
Richmond: p. .. Hale Blacksburg: II
u. Harris, Richmond: f. =. Berlin.
Richmond; Fl. y. Moore. Richmond: J.
RI. Patterson, Richmond: 7. NJ Roberts.
Richmond: w. A. Thomson, Lynchburc
C. L. Jones. Norfolk; a. F. Ualtzinger,
Jr., Baltimore; B. ~ Krusnewski, Bal
! timore; Fl. &. Hisey. Shenandoah, and
Elias G.. Pipinos, HopeweN
| Registered Assistant Pharma cists-E.
| 5. Haney. Jr.. Richmond; George w.
Reed, Roanoke: William T VanPelt.
Norfolk: J. r. Hautharne. Jr.. Rich
mond: l.. r. Shadwell. Richmond; ],
G. Repass. Richmond; r. S. Hopkins.
Richmond: Marcellus Miller. Richmond:
S. Il. GeiGcr. Richmond; G. D. Wight
| man. Richmond. and r. VI. Calls, Rich
mond