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satisfactory evidence to the Maryland Board of Pharmacy that he or she
has had at least four years' standard high school training or its equivalent
and is a graduate of a reputable school or college of pharmacy approved
by the said Board and who after examination by the said Board shall he
by it deemed competent, shall be registered as Pharmacist and he given a
certificate of such registration. Such person shall make application to the
secretary of said Board at least ten daya before any stated meeting of the
Board and shall pay to the said Board a fee of fifteen dollars.

Any person of good moral character who has had two years' active experi-
ence in a pharmacy where physicians' prescriptions are daily compounded
and has attained the age of eighteen years, who shall present satisfactory
evidence to the said Board that he or she has had at least two years' standard
high school training or its equivalent and has attended a reputable school
or college of pharmacy approved by said Board for a period of one full
session of at least eight months and in good standing therein, and who after
examination by said Board shall he by it deemed competent, shall be
registered as an Assistant Pharmacist and be given a certificate of such
registration.

Such person shall make application to the secretary of the said Board at
least ten days before any stated meeting of the Board and shall pay to the
Board a fee of ten dollars. Provided, however, that the actual time of
attendance at a reputable school or college of pharmacy, not to exceed two
years in the case of an applicant for a registered pharmacist and one year in
the case of an applicant for registered assistant pharmacist, may be deducted
as hereinbefore prescribed; and provided further that the provisions of this
section prescribing a pre-requisite high school training or its equivalent
shall not apply to any one now licensed as assistant pharmacist, or who
shall become so licensed before the time when this Act shall become effec-
tive ;s and provided further that no applicant for examination before the
Board of Pharmacy having the other qualifications herein set forth shall be
disapproved because he took his course of studies at a night school or college.

The examination is intended to relate to the technical fitness of the applicant.
No power is given board to revoke its certificates, nor is an appeal provided for.
Act of 1902, ch. 179, secs. 8, 9, 10 and 11, construed. Henkel v. Millard, 97 Md. 25.

An. Code, sec. 185. 1904, sec. 148. 1902, ch. 179, sec. 12.

235. Every applicant for examination shall, with his application to the
secretary of the board, file a written declaration, duly sworn to before a
justice of the peace or notary public, stating the pharmacy or pharmacies
in which he has had the experience demanded in section 234. Any one
swearing falsely in the affidavit so filed shall be deemed guilty of perjury.

An. Code, sec. 186. 1904, sec. 149. 1902, ch. 179, sec. 13. 1906, ch. 585, sec. 3.

236. Every person receiving a pharmacist's or assistant pharmacist's
certificate shall keep the same conspicuously posted in his place of business.
Violation of this section shall be punishable by a fine of twenty-five dollars
in each instance.