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The Florists^ Review 



Apbil 29, 1920 



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introduced as toastmaster and handed 

 each prize-winner his prize with a few 

 well chosen remarks. This was followed 

 by an entertainment of singing and by 

 remarks from Jules Bourdet, W. A. 

 Rowe, Edwin Denker, F. J. Fillmore and 

 W. J. Pilcher, also from all the prize- 

 winners. 



The Scores. 



The scores were as follows: 



Handi- 



l8t 2nd 3rd cap Total 



J. J. Beneke 173 198 157 8 528 



F. Plotz 163 1«« 186 S 515 



J. McAnna 177 168 IW iM .509 



G. Kuehner 152 179 164 13 498 



G. Berner 158 158 178 24 494 



F. Hermann 168 163 1.56 3 488 



J. KraKer 161 139 184 15 485 



O. Huff 147 171 164 3 482 



A. Hoffmann, Jr 136 175 162 16 473 



F. windier 170 162 137 21 469 



A. Bourdet 123 187 1.55 28 463 



A. Gumz 183 129 134 20 456 



C. Hahn 1S5 141 154 23 450 



W. Osslck 157 14.'> 141 21 443 



A. J. Bentzen 148 142 153 .37 4.33 



C. A. Kuehn 124 1.^5 161 18 420 



J. Bentzen 121 133 164 10 418 



H. Schleohter 117 148 146 25 411 



A. Hoffmann, Sr. ...lU 138 116 31 383 



W. C. Smith 122 127 119 22 .368 



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HELPING HORTICULTURE. 



[Continued from pa«e 22.) 



be devoted to it. From these subjects 

 he secures information, but many of 

 them will also give training in thinking 

 and in expression. 



Importance of Science. 



In addition to the major subjects, the 

 student should spend considerable time 

 on the fundamental sciences, such as 

 botany, chemistry and physics. The 

 study of all phases of botany is neces- 

 sary because botany deals with plant 



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life and the horticulturist is a grower of 

 plants. If the amount of botany must 

 be restricted, plant physiology and 

 pathology must not be omitted, because 

 the student should know how plants 

 function and how to recognize and 

 treat disease. Chemistry, besides being 

 a good cultural subject, is necessary 

 for a thorough understanding of soils, 

 the second important item to the horti- 

 culturist. 



The student should not neglect the 

 cultural subjects, such as English, pub- 



lic speaking, history, sociology and 

 philosophy, since these 8ub.jects are 

 necessary on account of their broaden- 

 ing influence. 



In these days more and more em- 

 phasis is placed upon business courses. 

 It is not only essential that the horti- 

 culturist know how to grow plants, but 

 lie must know how to organize his busi- 

 ness and dispose of his stock to the 

 best advantage. Too little stress has 

 been laid upon this phase of our work 

 in the past. Business training may be 



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