American journal of pharmacy . ethe same as those of the Volstead Act, is not carrying on the businessof a retail liquor dealer contrary to laws of the State or place therein 284 Testimonial Dinner for John Uri Lloyd j^- ^°May^^*92o? in which carrying on such business is prohibited by local or municipal law and, consequently, he should not have to pay the additional tax of $1,000 as provided by the Revenue Act of IQ18. The law enacted in New Jersey may possibly serve as a model for similar enactments in other states where prohibition laws act as barriers to the necessary dispensing of such med
American journal of pharmacy . ethe same as those of the Volstead Act, is not carrying on the businessof a retail liquor dealer contrary to laws of the State or place therein 284 Testimonial Dinner for John Uri Lloyd j^- ^°May^^*92o? in which carrying on such business is prohibited by local or municipal law and, consequently, he should not have to pay the additional tax of $1,000 as provided by the Revenue Act of IQ18. The law enacted in New Jersey may possibly serve as a model for similar enactments in other states where prohibition laws act as barriers to the necessary dispensing of such medicines. G. M. B. TESTIMONIAL DINNER FOR JOHN URI LLOYD. The bestowal of the Remington Honor Medal in Pharmacy forthe second time was made the occasion for a testimonial dinner inhonor of Prof. John Uri Lloyd, the recipient. The presentation wasat an adjourned meeting of the New York Branch of the A. Ph. at Hotel Pennsylvania, New York, on Monday evening, April19. Nearly one hundred representative pharmacists from New. JOHN URI LLOYD, York, Pennsylvania and New Jersey gathered at this function to dohonor to the guest of the occasion. Prof. William C. Anderson presided and acted as toast presentation was made in a masterly address by Dr. JacobDiner, who reviewed the impressions that the work of ProfessorLloyd had very early in his own pharmaceutical career made upon ^•^May^^S:! Pharmacology of Cotton Root Bark. 285 him and the widespread influence that the scientific investigationsand Hterary contributions of this eminent worker had exerted infields that were at times beyond the boundaries of pharmacy. Notablyamong such was his early contributions and researches on colloidalchemistry which were now being fully recognized as among the originaland fundamental studies in this interesting branch of chemistry. In responding Professor Lloyd announced that this was hisseventy-first birthday and that but for this event he should havebeen at home enjoying the fel
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