. Floristen Review [microform]. Blumenzucht. Vorbereiten ZUM KAMPF FÜR US Viele Floristen in der Ausbildung. Die Mobilisierung der neuen nationalen Armee an die verschiedenen Quartiere con-tinues zu viele Floristen aus Ihrem friedlichen Berufe nehmen Sie schnell in ausgebildeten Männer zu verwandeln. Die Eeview jede Woche druckt die Namen von denen, die gegangen sind. Andere werden bald gehen. Informationen über Sie werden sowohl durch die Überprüfung und die Freunde der Männer geschätzt werden. Die Vorbereitung zu fliegen. James C. Warner, Assistent seines Fa - ther, J. W. Warner, als Manager des Miami Floral Co., Miami, Fla., trug in Th

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. PREPARE TO FIGHT FOR U. S. Many Florists In Training. The mobilization of the new national army at the various cantonments con- tinues to take many florists from their peaceful occupations to transform them quickly into trained fighting men. The Eeview each week prints the names of those who have gone. Others will go soon. Information about them will be appreciated by both The Review and the friends of the men. Preparing to Fly. James C. Warner, assistant to his fa- ther, J. W. Warner, as manager of the Miami Floral Co., Miami, Fla., enlisted in the aviation department of the U. S. army signal corps two months ago and went to Fort Screven, 6a., where he was given the preliminary training in the art of flying. Recently his company was transferred to "somewhere in Tex- as, " where the finishing touches will be put on this young army aviator. Mr. Warner is the oldest son of J. W. War- ner and had been associated with the management of the Miami Floral Co. for several years. Beckrvitli, of Blnghamton, at Camp Dlx. T. W. Beckwith was one of the con- tingent that left Binghamton, N. Y., recently for Camp Dix, the national army camp at Wrightstown, N. J. Mr. Beckwith is vice-president of the Binghamton Florists' Association. New Yorker with Canadians. One of the many New Yorkers who heeded the call of the Canadian drive for recruits in the United States re- cently was A. H. Pike, of the Wadley & Smythe force. Mr. Pike enlisted and has gone to Europe. He was made a ser- geant. Before he was with Wadley & Smythe, Mr. Pike was with the Bryn Mawr Flower Shop, Philadelphia. Mrs. Pike has joined the Wadley & Smythe force during the husband's absence. Iiee Betz, of New Orleans, Goes. "We are proud to advise that Lee Betz, who was in our employ for a long period, has just severed his connection with us to join the army. Mr. Betz is a fine physical specimen and is anxious to go to the front. He is now stationed

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• bookcentury1900
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