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Mabch 30, 1922 



The Florists' Review 



53 



Tonner, L. A., Chicago. 



Totty, Chas. H., MadUon, N. J. 



fTracy, B. Hammond, and wife, Wenliam. Muss.. 



Traendly, Frank H., New York. 



Trato, George, Battle Creek, Mlcli. 



Trevllllan, J. T., Tarrytown, N. Y. 



Tuschinsky, Alex., Castleton, Inil. 



Tweedie, John, Richmond, Ind. 



Tyler, M. T., Chicago. 



V. 

 Upton, Clarence, Philadelphia. 

 Uslnger, W. T., Pittsburgh, Pa. 

 Van Aken, H. M., Elkhart, Ind. 

 Van Aken, W. B., Coldwater, Mioh. 

 Van Zonneveld, A., New York. 

 Vaughan, J. C, Chicago. 

 Vincent, Klchard, White Marsh, Md. 



W. 

 Wagner, M., Pittsburgh, Pa. 

 Warner, Alfred, NoblesvlUe, Ind. 

 Washburn, C. L., and wife, Chlcugo. 

 Waters, Mrs. Percy, Toronto, Can. 

 Welland, George, Evanston, 111. 

 Wetland, John, Jr., Evanston, 111. 

 Weis, Joseph, Toronto, Can. 

 Weiss, Paul, Maywood, III. 

 Welsh, Mrs. Walter, Anderson, Ind 

 Werstler, Wm. Jos., Champaign, III. 

 Westenhoff, J. F., and wife, Chicago 

 Westerman, Edward, Chicago. 

 Weston, T. A., New York. 

 White, Harr.v, North Manchester, Ind. 

 Wick, Miss Helen, Detroit, Mich. 

 Wilcox, C. O., Chicago. 

 Will, H. S., Minneapolis, Minn. 

 Wilson, Ella J^., Muncle, Ind. 

 Wilson, Mrs. Ella G., Cleveland, O. 

 Wilson, J. S., and wife, Des Moines. Ia. 

 Wlltgen, Joseph E., Evanston, III. 

 Wlnshlp, Nora, RushviUe, Ind. 

 Wright, M. C, Chicago. 



Y. 

 Young, John, New York. 



Z. 

 Zcch. A. J., Chicago. 



QUABANTORS OF SHOW. 



The names in the list below arc those 

 of members of the Society of American 

 Florists whose subscriptions to the 

 guarantee fund made the • national 

 flower show possible. "The different 

 states represented in this list are evi- 

 dence," says the official schedule, 

 "that the show is truly national in its 

 conception." 



ALABAMA. 



Minge Floral Co Mobile 



CALIFORNIA. 

 H. Plath San Francisco 



E. James OaklanrI 



COLORADO. 

 Espclln Floral Co Fort Collins 



CONNECTICUT. 



(". Oscar Carlson Fairfield 



A. .\. Pierson, Inc Croniwcll 



DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 



Cndo Itros. Cf) WashingtDn 



FLORIDA. 



<'. n. Mills Jacksonville 



ILLINOIS. 



A. Washburn & Sons Hloomingtdn 



H. H. Dorner Irbana 



H. Katzwinkip Mendola 



Sehiller the Florist Chicagc. 



Daut Bros Decatur 



W.endlnnd & Kelmel Co F.lmhursi 



Kinll Buettner Park Ridge 



.loseph Kohout Libertyville 



F. Lnntenschlager Chlcagi) 



L. Stapp Co Rock Island 



•1. F. Ammann E<l\vnrdsvllle 



INDIANA. 



•Tdseph H. Hill Co Richmond 



Anders Rasmussen New .Ml)anv 



K. G. Hill Co Ukhmonil 



Baur & Stelnkamp Indianaiwlis 



Bertermann Bros. Co Indianapolis 



N B. & C. E. Stover Terre Hanfe 



August C. Rcicher Michigan rii.\ 



KANSAS. 

 (has. p. Mueller ^\■iellilll 



MAINE. 



Stroufs, Inc ItiddelHrcl 



I'erez S. Burr Freep..ri 



MARYLAND. 



William J. Johnson B.iltimore 



William F. Ekas Haltim.)re 



"'illiam G. Lehr Itiookl.vn 



MASSACHUSETTS. 



)V . D. Howard Milford 



Handnirs Flower Shop Worcester 



» ilUam .\'. Craig Brookline 



Patrick Welch RoHtnn 



t.- Allan Pelrce Walthaui 



"■Hammond Tracy Wenhani 



VVllIiam O. Jahn East Bridgewatei 



I nomas Roland Nahant 



Henry Penn Bost.m 



, ^ MICHIGAN. 



•".•?"» Breitmeyer's Sons Detroit 



Albert Pochelon Detroit 



n u „ _ MINNESOTA. 



Hugh S. Will Minneapolis 



Holm & Olson, Inc St Paul 



This Display of the F. T. D. Was Usually Surrounded by a Crowd. 



MISSOURI. 



W. A. Kiiwe Kirkwood 



W. J. Pilcher Kirkwood 



Samuel Murray Kansus ("it.v 



F. H. Melnhardt St. Louis 



F. C. Webor St. IjouIs 



H. (!. Berning St. Ix)uis 



F. J. Fllmore St. Louis 



William L. Ruck Kluwer (ii Kansas Cit.v 



NKBHASKA. 

 Hess & Swobiul.'i (>Mi;iha 



m:w .ikksey. 



Diiekli.iiii Pierscin <'<> Madison 



Cliarli's 11. Totty Co Madison 



.Inlius Roehrs Co Itutlierfonl 



.\ntliony R\izi<'ka Madison 



.1. F. Anderson Short Hills 



.Madsen & Cliristensen Wood Ridt'i- 



M:W YORK. 



Max ScliliuK. Ine New York 



Kreil A. I<<'«is l-ockport 



Florists' Exchange New York 



I lent/. & Nash. Inc New York 



Valentin Burgevin, Inc Kingston 



• 'has. Seliwake & Co., Ine New York 



.Joseph Traudt Canalolcirie 



S. .\. .\iiderRon Buffalo 



llaiiimond's Paint & Slug Shot Works. ... Beacon 



Sehloss Bros. Ribbons. Inc New Yiiik 



.TeiTv Brookins & Son (Inliard Park 



.\. S. Burns, Jr Spring Vallev 



»'. T. Cnentlipr llamlmrg 



Roman J. Irwin New Y'ork 



W. J. Palmer & Son Buffalo 



.lacksiui & Perkins .Newark 



T. A. Havemeyer New York 



Fred Danker Albany 



McHntdiison & Co New York 



Wm. F. Kasting Co Buffalo 



S. S. Skidelsky & Co New Y'ork 



.John Y'oniig New York 



Vaughan's Seed Store New York 



John I^wis Childs, Inc Flowerfield 



Dailledonze Bros Brooklyn 



Traendly & Sclienck New York 



A. L. Miller .laniaica 



(lino 



Carl Hagenbnrger West Mentor 



("levelandMcCallnni Co Cleveland 



William F. Kruger Toledo 



J. .\. Peterson Cincinnati 



Knobie Bros. Co Cleveland 



J. M. (Jasser Co Clevelaml 



H. Overeynder Lxli 



Wayside Gurdenfr|l'» Mentor 



.\8her M. Coe . . . V North Olmsted 



Underwood Bros Columbus 



Rolf Zetlitz Co Lima 



John W. Scott Lisl)on 



Tong & Weeks F'loral Co Ashtabula 



C. K. Crilchell (Cincinnati 



Kelton's, Jr., Flowers, Ine Cleveland 



B. Witterstaetter (Mncinnati 



Witthuhn's Flower Shop Cleveland 



Cleveland Florists' Club Cleveland 



OREGON. 

 .Martin & Forbes Co Portland 



PENNSYLVANIA. 



C. H. Crakelow Philadelphia 



Henry A. Dreer, Inc Philadelphia 



S. .S. Pennock Co Philadelphia 



Harry K. Rohrer Lancaster 



Elmer J. Weaver Ronks 



Robert Craig Co Norwood Station 



Pittsburgh Cut Flower Co Pittsburgh 



TENNESSEE, 

 .loy Floral Co Nashville 



WASlllNCl'ON. 

 Hollywooil (Jardens Seattle 



WISCONSIN. 



Malthewson's ShelKiygan 



C. C. Pollworlli Co Milwaukee 



MILDEW ON SWEET PEAS. 



VVe liavc a solid bench of .sweet peas. 

 These were planted in December and 

 for a time they were doing well. 

 Within the last few d.'iys, however. 

 there has ajijieared on the leaves a 

 white substance similar to mildew. 

 The water in North Dakota contains 

 alkali, and I thought for a time that 

 the presence of the alkali in the water 

 was the cause of the leaves' becoming 

 mildewed. I then used considerable 

 lime to check it, hut this seems to do 

 no good. Vj. .1. W. — N. D. 



The dried leaves received seem to 

 he iiflfected with mildew. This condi- 

 tion is most likely cjiused by cold 

 drafts, and it would be aggravated if 

 the plants were sprayed with mildew 

 on them. I.,i!ne will not check mildew, 

 hut sulphur will. Used either in a 

 powdered form or as a spray, it will 

 he found effective. C. W. 



