Pharmacy, C: Alumni Journal, 1913, Vol. 20 (Classic Reprint)

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Pharmacy, C: Alumni Journal, 1913, Vol. 20 (Classic Reprint)

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Excerpt from The Alumni Journal, 1913, Vol. 20

Treasurer's Report was read, accepted and ordered spread upon the minutes.

The Treasurer also read a report showing slow progress in obtaining returns from long outstanding accounts.

A lengthy discussion followed, in which several plans were sug gested, which might be a means of remedying this situation.

Motion was made, seconded and carried that one or more persons be appointed to act as collectors for the Association and call upon mem bers personally, either at their homes or places of business, for which they are to receive a compensation of 2 5% on all collections.

Motion was made, seconded and carried that the Treasurer have full charge of this new plan of collection.

Secondly - that a collector not necessarily have to be a member of this Association.

Registrar's Report: In the absence of the Registrar, no report was rendered.

Dinner Committee: In the absence of the Chairman, Mr. Kirk, Dr. Leslie made a tentative report, and state-d a complete one shall be rendered at the next meeting.

Committee on Alumni Journal: Mr. Binder, not being able to obtain an interview with Mr. Lotz, in reference to his proposed contract, was unable to render a report.

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