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PARK AND CEMETERY . 
cemetery superintendents in the north. 
A device that is said to be giving very 
satisfactory results in such work is the 
Moore Patent Snow Plow. These plows 
are substantially made, with steel con- 
cave mold boards that prevent clogging 
or sticking and greatly facilitate their 
action. They are easily raised and low- 
ered to avoid obstructions, or to be 
transported from one place to another. 
Testimonials from cemetery officials and 
others who have used these plows for 
cleaning walks and drives indicate that 
they have given entire satisfaction. The 
Moore Specialty Manufacturing Co., 
Detroit, Mich., are the makers. 
OBITUARY 
Peter Lambert, a member of the As- 
sociation of American Cemetery Super- 
intendents for some years, and a pioneer 
florist of Des Moines, la., died at his 
home in that city Thursday, October 13. 
He was born in Trier, Germany. He 
was superintendent of Woodland Ceme- 
tery from 1882 to 1902, and in 1901 was 
appointed custodian of Greenwood 
Park, which position he held until his 
death. He was one of the originators 
of the Association of American Ceme- 
tery .Superintendents. A widow, si.x 
sons and a daughter survive him. 
ASSOCIATION DIRECTORY 
American Association of Park Superin- 
tendents. 
President. Wm. J. Zartman. Brooklyn. N, Y, 
Secretary-Treasurer, F. L. Mulford. Supt. of 
Parks, Harrisburg, Pa. 
Association of American Cemetery Su- 
perintendents. 
President, W. C. Grassau, Supt. Green-Wood 
Cemetery, Brooklyn, N. Y. 
Secretary-Treasurer, Bellett Lawson. Jr., 
Supt. Elmwood Cemetery, River Grove, 111. 
American Society of Landscape Archi- 
tects. 
President, John C. Olmsted, Brookline. Mass. 
Secretary, Downing Vaux, 68 Bible House, 
New York City. 
Railway Gardening Association. 
President. Patrick Foy, Norfolk & Western 
Ry., Roanoke. Va. 
Secretary-Treasurer, J. S. Butterfield. Mo. 
Pacific Ry., Lee’s Summit. Mo. 
American Civic Association. 
President, J. Horace McFarland. Harrisburg, 
Pa. 
Secretary, Richard B. Watrous, Washington, 
D. C. 
The Doddridge 
Grave Linings 
are more highly appreciated 
in cold, stormy weather than 
at any other time. That soft, 
warm, comfortable effect be- 
ing in such contrast to the 
cold gloomy appearance of 
the ordinary grave that both 
you and your customers are 
delighted with them. Then 
the waterproof backs insure 
you a nice clean lining. You 
need them more in the winter 
months than any other time. 
Then don’t forget our dirt 
covers and grave tents. 
Winter is coming and you 
will need them too. We 
make our waterproof dirt 
covers, 12x12 and our light- 
weight covers. 9x12, at $1.85. 
This is just what you want 
for dry weather — they are 
so easily handled that you 
would dread to use the 
heavy ones again. 
Send a postal at once 
for particulars. 
Doddridge Grave 
Decorating Co. 
Milton, Ind., U. S. A. 
And 
The Globe Casket Co. 
London, Ont., Canada 
What Cemetery Superin- 
tendents Need to Know 
The need for exact information 
about other cemeteries, laws re- 
lating to the dead, etc., often comes 
to the Cemetery Superintendent. 
FAIRCHILD CEMETERY 
MANUAL 
gives in compact form the great- 
est amount of such information 
that was ever compiled. 
The legal information alone is 
worth ten times the cost of the book. 
No cemetery superintendent who 
has ever examined the Manual 
would do without it. 
$1.00 in paper covers 
$1.50 in cloth binding 
FAIRCHILD SONS 
702 Fulton St. Brooklyn, N. Y. 
The Kelly- Springfield 
Road Roller Company 
Springfield, Ohio 
Steam Road Rollers 
All Types All Sizes 
Send for Catalog 
THE MOORE PATENTED 
SNOW PLOW 
A great lalxtr and money saver for cities, parks, cemeteries and private 
grounds. Cleans a six foot walk or an eleven foot driveway Easy to adjust and 
operate. Made »)f steel concaved mould-board. E.ery cemetery in the city of 
Detroit owns one of these plows. Is easily raised or lowered in going over curbs 
or ruts. The most efficient and economical plow on the market. Send for des- 
criptive circular. 
MOORE SPECIALTY MFC. CO. 601 Majestic Bldg., Detroit. Mich. 
