June 26, 1920 



HORTICULTURE 



521 



OHaRLES E. MEEHAN 



WHOLiESALX FLORIST, 

 S 8. Mole St., riUladelphla. Pa. 

 B««es, Caroallons, CallJis, 8\ve«t !*«••, 

 FlDiuosa, StriDRB and ISuncbeg, .Adlantnm, 

 and a full Hue of all other QreeuB. 



EDWARD REID 



WHOLESALE FLORIST 



1619-21 .Ranaleail St., PhlUadplila. P*. 



CHOICE BEAUTIES, ORCHIDS, VALLEY, ROSES 

 and all Seasonable Varieties of Cut Flowers 



Wired Toothpicks 



Manufactured by 



W. J. COWEE, Berlin N. Y. 



M,MO $tM> SO.OOO fU.eO SampU tra*. 



For Bale br Dealan 



GEORGE B. HART 



WHOUaSALE FLORIST 



24 stone St. Rocbester, N. Y. 



Henry M. Robinson Go. 



55-57 West 26th Street 



and 430 Sixth Avenae 



Telephone: 

 Farragut 13 and 3180 



DREER'S 



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'RiyBSTON" HOSE 



Furnished lengths up 

 to 300 ft. without scam or 

 Wnt. 



Tki HItE (if tkl FLUIST 



J^-inch, per ft., zj c 



Reel of 500R. " XI c 



• Reds, 1000 ft. " 20 c 



{(•uch. " 19 c 



tlaels, jooft., *' 18 c 

 Couplings furnuhedwith 

 out chmrge 



H CNRT A. DAEER 



714-7 16 Chestnut St. 



AfllLADKLrHaA, F(^ 



porary treasurer. The chairman then 

 appointed an executive committee of 

 five, to serve with himself as ex of- 

 ficio chairman, which was instructed 

 to work out a plan of action, formulate 

 a financial program for the support of 

 the work undertaken, and report back 

 to the general committee from time to 

 time. The members of this central 

 body, upon whom will now devolve the 

 large and immensely 'important task 

 of proving the undesirabllity of Quar- 

 antine 37 in its present form and of 

 efl'ecting changos tlierein, are the fol- 

 lowing: 

 A. C. Burrage, Massachusetts, 

 E. C. Vick, New' York, 

 J. C. WIsterv Pennsylvania, 

 Frederick Cranefield. Wisconsin, 

 Mrs. Francis King, Michigan, and 

 J. Horace McFaiiand. Pennsylvania 

 (ex officio). 



With a view to meeting such imme- 

 diate expenses as might arise, the rep- 

 resentatives of the Massachusetts 

 and New York Horticultural Societies 

 contributed $400 apiece, which gener- 

 ous gifts were accepted by the com- 

 mittee which then moved that the ex- 

 ecutive committee work out a prac- 

 tical working plan for the further pro- 

 viding of funds, elect a permanent 

 treasurer and call upon the other or- 

 ganizations represented on the gen- 

 eral committee and in sympathy with 

 the movement for similar contribu- 

 tions commensurate with their means 

 according to a carefully considered 

 schedule. The membership of the gen- 

 eral committee is given at the close of 

 this report. 



The conference was called to order 

 by President T. A. Havemyer of the 

 Xew York Horticultural Society who 

 first appointed Mr. Rich to act as sec- 

 retary, then had him read the call to 

 the meeting issued by the Massachu- 

 setts Horticultural Society, then read 

 the lists of organizations, etc., invited 

 to send delegates, and then after Mr. 

 McFarland had been regularly elected, 

 turned the meeting over to him. 



Mr. A. C. Burrage then read a com- 

 prehensive, convincing and forceful 

 statement setting forth the sentiments 

 of the Massachusetts Horticultural So- 

 ciety and making informal suggestions 

 as to ways and means for meeting the 

 situation. He also read a letter from 

 Professor C. S. Sargent of the .\rnold 

 Arboretum, setting forth his personal 

 convictions regarding Quarantine 37. 

 and explaining that its effect upon his 

 institution, which for forty years has 

 been adding to this country's store of 

 valuable plants and horticultural 

 knowledge without once having been 

 accused of bringing in harmful pests, 

 has been to necessitate the total dis- 

 continuance of plant importations un- 

 til conditions are different. 



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W« have a oumeroDs clleDtafe of New 

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 onr snpply. This Is especially true of 

 Roses. We have every facility and aband- 

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 for stock consigned to us. 



Address Yonr Shlpmente to 



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lU W. 28th St., Mew York 



D. J. Fappas, Praa. 



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Wholesale Florists 



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