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The Florists^ Review 



March 9. 1922 



KANSAS CITY TO INDIANAPOLIS. 



The florists of Kansas City and trib- 

 utary points who intend to visit the 

 national flower show, at Indianapolis, 

 will have the benefit of a through stand- 

 ard Pullman sleeping car from Kansas 

 City to Indianapolis. This through 

 sleeper, the Night Hawk, will leave 

 Kansas City at 11:55 Saturday night, 

 March 25, on the Chicago & Alton, and 

 will arrive in Indianapolis at 2:50 Sun- 

 day afternoon, March 26. 



The time of departure will permit 

 visitors from many points in Kansas 

 to leave their homes late in the .after- 

 noon and arrive at Kansas City in time 

 for connection. Passengers from Okla- 

 homa and Texas will also have an op- 

 pcirtunity to connect with this train 

 and avoid further change. The lower 

 berth fare from Kansas City to Indian- 

 apolis is $5.63; upper berth, $4.50; draw- 

 ing room, $21. 



The one-way railroad fare from this 

 point is $18.91. A special arrange- 

 ment has been made for this meeting, 

 under which full fare is paid going and 

 a receipt of convention certificate per- 

 mits half fare returning, dependent on 

 350 being in attendance from all local- 

 ities. In order to secure the certificate 

 receipt, tickets should be routed Chicago 

 & Alton, Kansas City to St. Louis; Penn- 

 sylvania, St. Louis to Indianapolis. 



Reservations may be made now 

 through Glenn K. Parker, manager of 

 the Stuppy Supply Co., 1020 Oak street, 

 Kansas City, Mo., or tho Chicago & 

 Alton ticket ofiice, 717 Walnut street, 

 Kansas City, Mo. A representative of 

 the Chicago & Alton road will be on hand 

 in Indianapolis to lend all possible as- 

 sistance in arranging the return trip. 

 J. E. K. 



Wlieaton, Minn.— Mrs. William Da- 

 man is just starting in the florists' busi- 

 ness. 



Iowa Falls, la.— T. J. Greene plans to 

 enter the trade. He will build a green- 

 house, 100 feet long, this season. 



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