The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-05
.NURSERYMEN WILL
MEET IN RICHMOND.
Convention Of Southern Associa-
ton to Begin at Jefferson on
August 14tll.
PARTY WILL ATTEND
Wholesale and Retail Men Will
Be Here in Large
Number.

The annual meeting of tho Southern
Nurserymens Association will be held
at the Jefferson Hotel In this city on
"Wednesday and Thursday, August 14th
and 18th. the opening session beginning
promptly at 10 o'clock on the morning
of the first day.
The wholesale nurserymen and the,
retail men will be there says an
official communication. "Tlic man who
holds the pillow and the man who man
ages tho office, tho one who chases the
bug and the ono who harvests tho
golden fruit--they will all be there
good, jolly. hard-worked men, out for
recreation and business"
Short, practical talks by practical
men will he a feature of the program.
Many of the visitors will go from
Richmond to the jamestown EXPOSE
ton.
ulcers aud Committees.
The officers and committees of the
association are as follows:
President, John a. Young, Greene
bCro, N. G.
Vice President, C. NJ Grimm, Jack
Isonviile, Fla
Secretary and treasurer, Charles II
Smith. Concord, Ga.
Committees.
Legislative. G. Miller, Rcme. Ga.:
Rom n W Hale Knexyh,Ie T + "
Grlnlne, Jacksonville Fla; L. I. HART
son. Cleveland. Tenn; L. NJ. Downer,
Bowling Green, Ky.
Resolutons-o. w. Blacknall. Kit
Itrell. N. c.; S. p. Fowler rreeville,
Tenn; j. Yates 1lillian, Newton, N. G.
rogram--Herbert Chase, Huntsville.
Ala; 4. G. Berckmans. Augusta, Ga;
/ Orlando Harrison, Berlin, Md 't
Transporationw tai. HiKeT hnnts
| Tenn; G. S. Boren. Pomona. N. c.
The Program.
1. "Southern Nurserymen's Assocla-
tion-What We should Stand For,r
Robert c, Chase, Huntsville, Ala.
S9nteer We Npr ase
Charles T. Smith Concord, Ga.
ticn-What We Can Accomplish" Or
lando Harrison, Berlin, Md.
Should Nnrs Rs, i,n,sa Est abb, s
Davis, Baltimore, Md.
5. MY Idea of a TreeDoaler," c. M.
|Gritfing, jacksonville, Fla.
g. The Wholesale Nurserymens I'm
lperience With and Views of the Tree
Dealer" Herbert Chase, Huntsville,
| Ala.
| Necessity" Robert c. Berckmans, Au-
| Eusta, Ga.
s. How Can We Rid Ourselves OF the
Unreliable Tree Dealer?" w. +. Heikes
Huntsville, Ala.
s1s. SHOULD We Have Uniform In.
Done to Secure Such Laws?' Prof. T. B.
Symons, Agricultural College, Mary
land.
.. Damage to the Apple by Woolly
Aphis," a. J.. Smith, Knoxville, Tenn,
A 10. How Can We Obtain Relief From
vile, Tenn.
II; AT What Age snould Apple Trees
! II. do Southern Nurserymen Make
Their Deliveries Too Early?" w. I,
Hood, Richmond Va.
Tree-Planting Public" II. Harold
Hume, Glen Sc. Mary, Fla;
and Disea ses," Prof. J. L, Phillips, En-
tomologlst for Virginia.
10 New Varie.les Of Fruit Of IN
bert c. White, Dewitt. Ga.
Il. Can Nursery Stock Be Grown at
ist hlet a1 ''ss Bo nssr o
mona, N. G. 5F q
49, "What Is the Cause of Such q
Large Percentage OF Failure in the
Growing of Cherry?" j. ". Shadow
Winchester, Tenn.
10. "rhe Nurseryman's Relation tic
the Civic Improvement Movement" l.
a. Berckmans, Augusta. Ga. and A, NJ
Scales, Greensboro, N. G.
20. Are Existing Laws Sufficient tc
Protect Nurseries from Surrounding
Infested Orchards, and How Can Nur-
serymen Obtain Relief" l'ranklii
Sherman, Entomologist for North Caro-
lima.
81. List of Desirable Fruits That
; Succeed in My State y. o. Alnson
Fall Creek. Va; =: r, Harrison liar.
:. risville W. Va; George A. Harrison
Berlin, Nd; j. Van Lindley. Pomona
n, c.; ]. G. Miller, Rome, Ga: K. Z
Chase. Huntsville. Ala; b. j. Stinson
Meridian, Miss: Colonel A. Il cling.
, man, Keithville. La; t. w Kirkpatric
Sherman, Ten: Il. -. Grifting. Jack,
sonvile, Fla; r. w. Chatt!n, Winches
ter, Tenn; II. NJ. Downer, Bowling
lGreen, ny.