﻿APEIL 1. 1920 



The Florists^ Review 



111* florists whose cards appear on fbe pases oarrylnK tU* bead, are prepared to fill orders 

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NO ORDER TOO LARGE 



NO ORDER TOO SMALL 



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WE ARE THE LARGEST GROWERS OF CUT FLOWERS IN OHIO 



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 Cleveland 



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CLEVELAND, OHIO 



A. GRAHAM & SON 



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CLEVELAND, 0. 



5923 EUCLID AVENUE 



WESTMAN & GETZ 



FLOWERS and SERVICE 

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Zanesville, 0. 



C. L. HUMPHREY 



Has the best facilities for filling your orders. 

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XENIA, OHIO 



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THE PARK FLOWER COMPANY 



MEMBERS FLORISTS' TELEGRAPH DELIVERY ASSOCIATION 



Eichmond, Ind. Robert Pyle, the newly 

 elected president, closed the formal pro- 

 gram of the afternoon, emphasizing the 

 value of the work the society is doing 

 in reaching a large number of roses lov- 

 ers and in carrying to them information 

 of much value. 



July Executive Meeting. 



July 14 a meeting of the executive 

 committee was held at the City Club, 

 New York. President Pyle opened the 

 meeting with an outline of what he 

 thought should be the policy of the so- 

 ciety during the coming year. These 

 policies will be published in the forth- 

 coming rose annual and if carried out 

 they will make the American Rose So- 

 ciety one of the most efficient floricul- 

 tural organizations. The president an- 

 nounced the appointment of the follow- 

 ing vice-presidents for the coming year: 

 Dr. E. M. Mills, Dr. Robert Huey, E. G. 

 Hill, John Cook. Dr. Mills was named 

 as a member of the executive commit- 

 tee to succeed Robert Pyle. J. Horace 

 McFarland was elected editor and 0. P. 

 Becklcy advertising manager of the 

 American Rose Annual for 1920. It was 

 voted to accept the proposition of the 

 Texas Agricultural and Mechanical Col- 

 lege to establish a rose test garden at 

 that institution. A committee consist- 

 ing of F. L. Atkins, J. Horace McFar- 

 land and J. A. Currey was appointed to 

 outline a policy in regard to the estab- 

 lishment of rose test gardens in the va- 

 rious sections of the United States. 



August 21a short meeting was held at 

 the S. A. F. convention in Detroit. In 

 the absence of President Pyle, E. G. 

 Hill acted as chairman and Benjamin 

 Hammond as secretary. No official busi- 

 ness was transacted. 



A meeting of the executive commit- 

 tee was held at the City Club, New 



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