The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-05-16
HENR|ON AT HEAD
Wichita Druggist Is President
Kansas Druggists.
Two TOpekanS Among List of
Officers Elected.


OPENING of scientific session at 1 80,
arranged by and in charge of com
mittee or queries comprised of Rob
ert NJ Noll, Atchison; Earl Schaeffer,
! Sedgwick and +. E. Butin, Fredonia.
Opening of query box and discussions.
Unfinished business at D o'clock.
TOnight's Program
Banquet at the Chamber of Com
merce at o'clock.
Tomorrow Mornings Program.
Opening of convention at 8 80. I'm
finished business. Communications,
by the secretary. Report of commit
tee window displays and awarding
of prizes. Report of resolutions com
mittee. Report of the committee on
committees. Report of all other com
mittees New business. Installation
of officers Announcement of place of
next meeting. General discussion. FL
nal adjournment
Walter S. Henrion, Wichita drug
gist, former member of the state board
of pharmacy and present SedgWick
county commissioner, today was elect
ed president of the Kansas Pharma-
ceutical association. Other officers
elected follow:
j. F. Tilford, Wichita, first vice pres
ident
Joseph DeMain, Macksville. second
vice president.
D. Won Riesen, Marysvil1e, secretary.
J. NJ. Brunt. Topeka, assistant secre-
tary.
John Schmitter, Gypsum, treasurer.
Harry Dick, Lawrence, chairman
legislative committee.
L. E. Sayre, Topeka, librarian.
Following are the ten eligibles
two in the fall to serve on the state
board of pharmacy:
]. Floyd Tilford, Wichita; j. w
Giesburg, Kansas City; F. w. Elk
strand, Salina; A. E. Topping, Over
brook; Charles F. w. Seftz, Saiina;
NiaIr ~
Stark; George w. Stansfield, Topeka;
]. w. Cookson, Wichita; A. ]. Searcy,
Leavenworth
Travelling Men Elect.
While the druggists were meeting
in the main assembly room of the
Chamber of Commerce, the travelling
mems auxiliary was electing officers
in another room. The auxiliary pre-
pares entertainment at the conven
tons. Following are the officers
elected:
Joseph Bailey, Hutchinson. presi-
dent.
w. D. Mowry. Kansas City. first vice
president.
W. D. Barrett, Topeka second vice
president.
W. S Wilson, Burlington, third vice
president.
f. C. Hamill, Kansas City, secretary
and treasurer.
Marty Ramey. sergeant-at-arms-
Pass Resolutions.
The druggists today adopted resolu-
tions urging the enactment of law
which will add a dollar, or more, to
annual registration fees of all drug
gists, the same dollar to be turned into
the treasury of the association as an
nuaI dues of the association. Such
law is in existence in Montana.
Following are papers read this aft
ernoon:
War and the Drug Market" R. NJ.
/ Vliet, Wichita; How to Build Up the
Kansas Pharmaceutical Association"
D. Won Riesen, Marysville; value of
the Scientific Section of the K. Phi.
A." w S. Amos, Kansas City; prob
lens for the State Board to Consider
During the Next Two Years. r. B.
Bird, winfield; Condition of Drugs
and Medicines in Kansas" Leon A.
Congdon, Topeka; How to Move Old
Stock" F. j. Zuck, Lawrence; "Prac-
teal Financiering in Pharmacy" J.
the Drug Business" E. B. Malott, Abb
lene; How Much Do You Use the N.
f Y" j. A. Searcy, Leavenworth.
This morning, Clyde Miller of To-
peka and Ed Dorsey of Ottawa read
papers and led discussions on Inter
and Downs" Technical problems of
the trade are being threshed out.
| The ladies' auxiliary of the Druggist
association convened this morning to
enjoy a series of social events and to
elect officers at noon. They are meet
! ing at the Chamber of Commerce.
/ The morning session of the auxiliary
was devoted to business. The presi-
dents address followed. The secretary
| made report, which was followed by
the report of the treasurer Miss Hill
| dagard Eckstrand of Salina. Mrs. N.
[ L PetTO Tnnnka iS
( Mrs. E. G. Lake of Kansas City, Kan,
/ is president. Vice presidents are Mrs.
! n. 6. Edelblute of Topeka and Mrs.
! Val Adams of Hutchinson
Elks' Club Reception.
This afternoon the ladies attended a
reception, musical and recital at the
Elks' club. Luncheon was served at
/ O'Clock. A card party was held at
| 2:30 o'clock
! Tomorrow the auxiliary will meet at
| the Chamber of Commerce and go for
an auto ride over the city at o O'clock