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The Florists' Review 



July 6, 1922 



those who are on a "nurseryman's mis- 

 sion in the landscape field." 



Paul Lindley, newly elected president, 

 was presented the gavel by President 

 Cashman; President Lindley adjourned 

 the meeting, and all departed for the 

 waiting taxicabs, which were to carry 

 them for a trip through Henry Ford's 

 factory. 



Exhibits. 



One exhibitor said, "We had almost 

 to fight in order to get our exhibits 

 into this hotel. We had all arranged for 

 our space in the Y. M. C. A. building." 



The Gilson Mfg. Co., Port Huron, 

 Wis., showed several power machines, 

 including a Bolens cultivator. 



The A. B. Morse Co., 8t. Joseph, 

 Mich., with E. G. Schoff as representa- 

 tive, had an exhibit of unusually fine 

 catalogues; according to Mr. Schoff, 200 

 or 300 of them. 



The Benton Review Shop, Fowler, 

 Ind., had a well selected catalogue ex- 

 hibit, in charge of G. J. Eoby. 



The J. Horace McFarland Co., Harris- 

 burg, Pa., had a fine display of cata- 

 logues. E. Fred Eowe and P. Mark 

 Parthemore attended. 



B. F. Conigisky, of Peoria, 111., expert 

 at photography, was present with speci- 

 mens of photographs, colored and other- 

 wise, that would be of value in demon- 

 strating a nurseryman's work. 



E. W. Dorey, representing the A. T. 

 De La Mare Co., New York, was show- 

 ing the usual line of catalogues and 

 printing work. 



Bobbink & Atkins, Rutherford, N. J., 

 had excellent exhibits of roses in pots. 

 These included Ophelia, Premier, Gruss 

 an Teplitz, Riccardo, Pharisaar and 

 Mrs. Aaron Ward. 



The General Box Co., Chicago, had 

 some specimens of large packing boxes 

 and smaller ones. 



William Von Helms, of Monsey, N. Y., 

 was represented with a display of dif- 

 ferent types of pruning shears. 



Those Present. 



Those who registered in the associa- 

 tion's record book were as follows: 



Aokerman, K. W., ItridBPiiiMn, Mich. 

 Adair, K. W., Watlicna, Kan. 

 Aliirich, Clarence, FarminRton, Mich. 

 Amerlll, N. E., Dundee, 111. 

 Atwood, Ilarve.v, Tulsa, Okla. 

 Angiistine. A. M., Normal, 111. 

 Haback, D. W., Herlin, Md. 

 I'.ader, J. B., Kurt Worth, Tex. 

 linker, Itert, Iloosick Falls, N. Y. 

 Itarncs, John K., Yatesville, Conn. 

 IJernardin, K. I'., Parsons, K.v. 

 llanchee, J. C. U., Aspers, I'a. 

 liecker, C. H., Western Si)rings, 111. 

 Hell, W. II., HuntsTille, Ala. 

 HoKiirt, E. A., Little Silver. N. J. 

 Howden. Ilort, (ieneva, N. Y. 

 Hiiyd. S. C, MoMinnville, Tenn. 

 Hr.vant, Guy ,\., I'rinceton, 111. 

 Hrvant, M. W.. I'rinceton. 111. 

 Hnrke, .T. T., Kochestcr, N. Y. 

 Itiirsli. t;., Easton, Md. 

 r.iiskerk. A. S., Indianapolis, Ind. 

 • Jaleeny. G. E.. Vienna, 111. 

 ("ampbell. M. E., New Haven. Conn. 

 Carr. O. E., Yellow Springs. 0. 

 Carson, T. C, Geneva, N. Y. 

 r.'ishm.in, M. K., Owatonna. Minn. 

 Champion, A. .N., Perry, O. 

 <"hase, Penjamin, Derry Village, N. IT. 

 Chase. H. P., Cliase, Ala. 

 Chiiltier. E. W.. Winchester, Tenn. 

 Ciiltra, A. J.. Onarga, III. 

 Clavev. E. L., Highland Park. 111. 

 Cobb, F. II., Pochpster, N. Y. 

 Cole, W. P., Painesvillp. O. 

 Collins. W. E., Fennville, Mich. 

 Corvell, P. .1., Pirniingliiin. Mich. 

 Cutler, F. J., Penfon Harbor, Mich. 

 Daytcjn, J. II., Painesvillc, O. 

 Ponaldson, J. F., Sparta. Ky. 

 l)rummond, W. A., Uosamond, 111. 

 Endres, H. W., Clavton, Mo. 

 Essig, U. W., Detroit, .Mii-h. 

 Ferguson, C. G., Denver, Col. 

 Ferguson. T., AVaiiwatosa, Wis. 

 Ferris, Earl, Hampdon, la. 

 Flanagan, E. .!., Geneva. N. Y. 

 Flemer, Willi.im, Sr., Springfield, N. J. 

 ' Flemer, William, Jr., Princeton, N. J. 



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