Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-11-26
PHARMACY BOARD
GIVES RESULTS
Also Announces New Regula-
tions For the States
Drug Trade

The State Pharmaceutical Exam
lining Board in announcing the re-
suit of it's recent examination of ap-
plicants for certificates to engage in
pharmacy to-day declared that in en-
forcing the drug law of Pennsylvania
as amended at the recent legislative
sessions its chemist had found that
samples of the drugs "show that
many products are being sold which
differ from the legal standard of
strength and quality for the same.
without the declaration now requir-
ed appearing on the label"
The board directed that notice be
given to all dealers that the STAN
dards of the various authorities ap-
proved by the last Legislature are
| in force in this state and that people
in the trade must comply with the
new law which requires that the
quality or standard claimed for q
drug which differs in any respect
from the legal standard to be stated
on the label side by side with its
legal standard.
The next examination will be held
in Harrisburg March and 8. 1918.
At the last examination Is of 80
candidates for certificates us regis
tered pharmacists were successful
and 76 of 1913 applicants for papers
90 oSoiSehilb pilli PaooCu bhS
state tests.
The successful persons were:
PHARMACISTS
Bessie L. Brodman, Louis A. Field
man, Albert j. Hallman, Abraham
L. Herman, Vartan NJ. Kalusdian,
Cristobal Martinez, Jonas G.. Maust,
| Israel Shore and Harry A. Steigrod,
all of Philadelphia.
| Edward A. Herbert, Pittsburgh; +;
| William B. Carter, Ephrata; Hunter
L. Evans, Harrisburg; Paul w.
Hickman. Nazareth; Leroy l. Haf-
! er, Reading; Claude r. Klingaman,
Steinsville;' Charles Beck, York;
Grover C. Ruoff, West Newton; Geo.
A. Burbage, Berlin, Md.
ASSISTANT PHARMACISTS
Henry A. Geyer, Harold j. Hubert
Jos. J.. Kuczyniski, Casimir f. Pill
art, Norman Price, Alexander Mey-
ers, John NJ. Royston, Goldie E.
Snyder, Roth E. Weimer, Mark ID
Weaver, Stanley A. Kuzniak and
James w. Luton, all of Pittsburgh
Benjamin Baker, Aaron Baylin-
son, Israel M. Breckery Thomas e
Brennan, Rebecca Bogroff, IsraeI
Brown, James D. Bumm, Morris
Cohen, David Dorm. Philip Freeman
William l.. Friedman, Raphael Glass
Albert Goldberg, Aaron Fl. Josephs
Matthew Kremer, John l.. Kelly
Adam ]. Kuratkowski. Abraham l.
Lev, Raymond +. Mcguire. Sr., M
Vincent Mullany, Ellwood f. Nicholl
Israel S. Promisloff, Lottie G. Rab'
inowitz, Burech Rachlis, Ida Seidel'
man, Jacob Silk, Joseph Shute, Ben
jamin Williams and Leonard Weis'
bard, all of Philadelphia.
Henry A. Sanders, Beaver; S. r
! Morgan, Beaver Falls; Garrett Wag'
ner, Belle Vernon; Ralph e. Murt
land, Dawson; Forest L. Boucher
Duquesne; Howard NJ. Young, Eliza
beth; Margaret Fogerty and Arthur
W. Wohler, Greensburg; Otto Sven
son, Irwin; william G.. Felix anC
Charles Liedennick, Johnstown; Han
nibal f. Gatti Punxsutawney.
Albert J. Robinson, Chambers
burg; r. Leslie Ellis, Darby; Nath'
aniel Morrison. Danville; Franz
Irete, Devon; Theodore ]. Puhlick
Edwardsville; John c. Scott, Gettys'
burg; Eugene ]. Endes, Hazleton
Ralph Beaver, John A. Knouse anc
w. Thomas Senseman, Jr., of Harris
burg
Byron NJ. Smith, Jersey Shore
BENJAMIN NJ. Stringer. Jr., Jenken.
town; Elizabeth w. Hurst, Mt. Pleas
ant; Isadore Weinberg, Norristown
Clarence L. Wahl, Reading; George
B. Search, Shickshinny; William B
Myers Spring Grove; John j. Hugh
es, Wilkes Barre; George II. Reiter
Phillipsburg, n. j.; Guy r. Lungo
Sea- Isle City, -. j.; Olaf j. Olsen
i Camden, n. j.