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C. U. C. P. ALUMNI JOURNAL 



Under new business, considerable dis- 

 cussion took place concerning the pres- 

 ent condition of the New York Journal 

 of Pharmacy, and ways and means for 

 its improvement. 



This discussion resulted in the sug- 

 gestion that a special meeting of the 

 Executive Board be called on the eve- 

 ning of November 24th, 191 5, for the 

 purpose of taking up in detail the Jour- 

 nal matter. 



Election of new members: Applica- 

 tions of the following were received, 

 duly considered and the applicants elec- 

 ted to membership : Miss Frances P. 

 Godduhn, '12; J. P. Kaufman. '15; S. 

 Levin, '15. 



The following bills were presented 

 and ordered paid : 

 Schwebke and Knerr, for notices. .$7.50 



C. G. Braxmar Co., for medal 5.50 



Treasurer's account 2.50 



Motion was made, seconded and car- 

 ried that an informal smoker be held in 

 connection with the December meeting, 

 expenses not to exceed $15. 



Motion was made, seconded and car- 

 ried to adjourn. 



Leo Roon, 



Secretary. 



MINUTES OF THE EXECUTIVE 

 BOARD MEETING. 



Held in the Alumni Room on Wednes- 

 day evening, November 24th, 191 5. 



President Hostmann in the chair. 



Present: E. H. Hecker, '08; E. C. 

 Steinach, '00; H. H. Schaefer, '12; J. A. 

 Steffens. '08; M. H. Weil, '10; J. Wein- 

 stein, '06 ; C. P. Wimmer, '02 ; L. Roon, 

 '10. 



Meeting was called to order at 8.45 

 P. M. 



Before taking up the matter of the 

 New York Journal of Pharmacy, Dr. 

 Wimmer was asked by President Host- 

 mann to inform the Executive Board as 

 to his plans for the publication of the 

 Journal for the coming year. Dr. 

 Wimmer related his experiences with 

 the Journal during the two-year period 

 of his editorship, and then told of his 

 plans for increasing the circulation and 

 scope of the Journal, provided he could 

 obtain the services of Mr. Ridal as 

 associate. 



Mce-President Steffens was called to 

 the chair by the President; President 

 Hostmann on the floor. 



Discussion : Dr. Hecker asks Dr. 

 Wimmer if the Journal, under those 

 conditions, would continue to exist as 

 the official organ of the Alumni As- 

 sociation. 



Mr. Hostmann ofl^ers to take over the 

 editorship of the Journal, and to make it 

 the official organ of the Association. 



Dr. Weinstein suggests that, since 

 there are two applicants for the editor- 

 ship, the position be awarded to the 

 candidate that will offer the best service 

 to the Association and to the Journal. 



Dr. Weil states that after hard work 

 he got four subscriptions to the Journal. 

 This, indicating that there is no demand 

 for it, he suggests that the publication 

 of the Journal be discontinued. 



Motion was made, seconded and car- 

 ried that the publication of the Journal 

 be continued ; Dr. Weil voting negatively. 



Motion was made, seconded and car- 

 ried that the awarding of the editorship 

 be voted on by secret ballot. 



Both Dr. Wimmer and Mr. Hostmann 

 signified their satisfaction and willing- 



