Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-22
PREPARATIONS
FOR BIG FLOWER
SHOWCONTINUE
National Florists Plan to
Make Exhibit Here Biggest
Ever.

The second weekly meeting of the
executive committee for the fifth national
flower show of the Society of American
Florists and Ornamental HOrticulturists
is to be held in the Chamber of Commerce
building at noon tomorrow.
Irwin Bertcrmann, chairman of the ex-
ecutive committee has received word that
John Young of New York City, secretary
of the national organization of florists
will arrive in indianapolis in time for
the meeting. Mr.. Young will establish an
office iii the Chamber of Commerce build
ing Immediately upon his arrival, from
which he will direct the exposition ac-
tivities.
Herman P. Knoble of Cleveland, Ohio,
member Of national flower show COM
mittee, will also reach indianapolis to-
morrow, with a report of the size and
number of exhibits coming to Indianap-
oils from the region surrounding Cleve-
land.
All of the sub committee chairmen have
selected the personnel of their respective
committees which is as follows:
Committee on admission, Charles G.
Pahud. chairman; John Bertermann'
Jack Marer. Wallace o. Lee, A w. War
rem. Frank E. Rieman. Rotert J. Bran
han, Sol Schloss; Information committee,
Oscar G. Carlstedt, chairman; E. B. Hill,
Richmond, Ind; J. L. Grande, John Kill
covnp. Robert Kiefer, John Hedenreich,
Herbert Tons, William E. Fox, Joseph
Moch concessions committee, Lennis s.
Elder chairman; Bryant c. Downey,
Robert Ellis, Bloomington, Ind; E. A.
Nelson, E. A. Mchernan, knightstOwn
exterior decorations. Walter Bertermann,
chairman; Herman Junge, John Rieman'
Arch Grossman; interior decorations, II.
L. Wiegand chairman; G. NJ. Balduf
Theodore A. DOrner Lafayette; W. w.
Coles. Kokomo: c. S. Barnaby, Column
bus; lectures and schools, L. F. Temper
ley. chairman; Benjamin J. Burrts, E. y
Graf. Miss Elsa Heubner, Mrs. E. {.
Rumpler. Mrs. John D. Johnson, J. Ed
gar Stuart Anderson. and Dan RasA
Mayor Samuel L. Shank, Charles A. Book
walter, John HartJe, John Grande Sr.,
Bert c. HitZ and Frank G. Jordan; mu-
sic committee L. T. Hitz, Madison,
chairman; DR.. Harry G. Hill. Mrs. Lafay-
cite Page. Mrs George +. Wiegand. Mrs.
a. F. j. Baur. and Anders Rasmussen
nurserymen. Harry Hobbs, chairman; Id
George. gainesville, Ohio; Houston Tall
Prof Lawrence Green and Prof. b. IL.
Ries, Lafayette; James II. Lowry; out
of-town exhibits, Z; Il. Mann; Richmond n l.
chairman; Joseph Kohout, Chicago; Ro-
man J. Irwin. New York; A. NJ. Camp
bell, Philadelphia; ". A. Rowe. Kirk
wood Mo; printing, 0. f. Steinkamp'
chairman; e. X. cause, RichmOndt Harry
Pahud c. H Schwomeyer. Carl Sonnen-
schmidt; retail exhit It's, Edwin Morner,
chairman; Fred E. Dorner Lafayette :;
Morris Marer, Otto Laurenz, David Kelly.
Franklin: c. L. Niednegel, Evansville;
Charles L. Frank. Portland. and William
H Blackman, Evansville; special pre-
miums, Fred Il Lemon. chairman; Al
fred Pochelson, Detroit; David Geddes, St.
Louis; Fred Lautenschlager, Chicago 4;
James A Mclaughlin, Cleveland; David
Vesey. Fl. Wayne. and Fred G. Heinl,
Terre Haute special features, Clarence N.
Greene, chairman; Governor Warren T,
McCray. Roltare c. EgRleston, John Is.
Reynolds, ". T. Haselman, Mrs. Hugh
Mex Landon; staging committee, George
b. wiegand, chairman; George Asmns,
Chicago; Arthur Herrington State con
servation. Richard Lieber, chairman; W.
A. Guthrie. John W: Hoffman. Frank
Berg, Harry F. Dietz, Dr. Frank b..
Wynn. Miss Ida Anderson, Miss Lucy
Campbell and Miss Mary Phinney;
transportation committee, J. w Gardner,
+. 3. Humston Bert Weldon, John 5.
Naughton, L. B. Jay, r. c. Fiscus, J. NJ
y. l. Barrett. Edgar Harrison, Thomas
Gore, John W Quill and w. ]. Smith.