New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-05-04

known throughout the entire
country, and recognized as the
most wonderful, gigantic and
beautiful tree that nature has
bestowed upon mankind. The
hO>pltable welcome of the Cham
Der Of Commerce of New Iberia,
and the Mayor of that charming
city, supported by the cordial
invitation Of our esteemed fellow
druggists Of New Iberia, makes
a strong appeal to our members
from all sections Of Louisiana to
be present on this suspicious Oc-
caslon Of our annual convention,
Tnesday-Wednesday, May 14th-
18th, 1913.
Our Thirty-sixth Annual Meet
ing marks the closing Of the first
year Of America s entry into the
world 5 war. The activities Of
the various Departments of the
United States have been concen-
trated along those lines which |
Will insure an overwhelming VIC
tory for Civilization and Democ- !
racy. In the plans submitted axe |
many that call for the hearty sup
port and cooperation of the phar-
maeutlcal profession These sub
Jects. SO vital to our country
cause, will be fully discussed, so
that our duties will be more
clearly and more thoroughly un-
derstood in this propaganda work.
We list, by title, few of the more
important subjects to be consid-
cred: Communications from
Council of National Defense,
DIR. Franklin Martin, Chairman Of
Committee in charge of Campaign
Against Venereal Diseases.
U. 5. Department of Agricul-
ture, bureau Of Animal Industry.
National War Savings Commit !
tee.
American Trade Acceptance
Council.
Committee On Public Informa- !
ton; George Creel. Chairman.
United States Food Administra-
lion, on Conservation Of Sugar,
Alcohol and Glycerin; Charles t
W. Merrill. L. S. Food Admins s
jratOr.
Consideration Of House Bill No. 7
'53l, known as the Edmonds t
Bill, the provisions of which APP t
zeal So strongly to the pharma- n
lists Of the entire country. II
''Buy at Home" Propaganda,
matter of much concern to our
membership, more particularly
hose Of suburban towns.
Honorable John NJ. Parker,
federal Food Administrator for
has been invited to ad- S
lress the meeting on this occa-
ion.
1t is with pardonable pride that
his organization records in it's
ervice flag forty stars represent C
nc that many members of our il
association who are serving the II
ountry under the colors. u
The Report Of the Louisiana r
tate Board of Pharmacy, also T
including President John +. /;
Vhitley's suggestions as to how o
o relieve the serious conditions r
ffecting the operation of drug S;
torres, will be taken up for con- k
liberation and approval. Il
The Reports of the Executive IL
nd Legislative Committees, and 81
f other standing committees,
7ill be of much interest and ben b
fit to the profession. ST
The many important matters W
or your consideration and dis Of
ussion at the approaching meet, b.
1g will record our 1913 Convex q,
ION as one Of the most important
essions. probably the most inn Ell
in the life of our State m
ssociation. All Of which should tt
Ike a strong appeal to all of our re
embership to attend the New bs
oeria meeting and thus, by their al
resence and advice. cooperate tol
le fullest to the best interests Of
lr Association and Our Flag. T.
From the Entertainment Com Dr.
ittee we have advice that a trip :.
, Avery Salt Mines has been ar -
anged. When this has been 1
lid it speaks volume. These
,lebrated mines are indisputab,y
re largest salt mines in the
'orld. Situated just outside Of