Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 277, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 March 1922 — Page 7

MARCH 31,1922.

FLOWER SHOW SOON WILL BE ONLY MEMORY (Continued From Pago One.) deed million flowers will hare been on exhibit. This high figure is not exaggerated because the thousands of cut flowers are changed dally. One bouquet of sweetpeas contained more than 500 blooms. Some of the rose exhibits will total more than 8,000 blooms. All In all Nature's quilt probably will number about one hundred million blossoms or ‘‘patches” before the doors close tomorrow night. LESSON TICKED A WAT IN SHOW. There Is a history lesson In the show. While I was standing before a magnificent bunch of blood-red roses, a gentleman, whi m I suspected was a professor, explained to a number of boys with him the historical significance of the red rose. He told the boys of the “wars of the roses.” So I chased myself back to the encyclopedia and discovered the learned book corroborated the story of the professor. During a struggle for the crown of England between the Lancastrians and the Yorkists, both sides chose a rose as an emblem. The red rose was chosen by the

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Lancastrians and the white rose by the Yorkists. This “war of the roses” lasted for about thirty years. Eeally, I would have enjoyed following the professor and his little group of yCuthful enthusiasts about the exposition in order to hear the events of history in which flowers have figured, but the crowd became so great It was impossible to stay dost enough to the professor. MANY LIKELY TO BOLL THEIR OWN. Many people It seems, will have miniature flower shows of their own even after the big show closes as the exposition has quickened the demand for flower boxes this summer. Many families, unable to have gardens because there is no room in a flat for a flower garden, are planning to have flower boxes foi their windows this summer. The public schools for years have been cojperating with the home In teaching children to appreciate the flower. The flower show has Increased this appreciation as thousands of school children, who are ca vacation, have visited the show. An interesting exhibit Is the one Illustrating how flotvers are “ordered, par-

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chased and delivered to any parts of the world by wire.” Above this exhibit is a statue of Mercury, the winged messenger of mythology. The trade exhibit shows the flower has a place In milady’s closed automobile. Smart cutglass vases are used to contain small bouquets In all of the closed automobiles dalven and used by women. The flower show has paved the way for Hooslers and all other Americans to “utter it with blossoms.” FEWER CHRISTMAS BEL/,8. BRIGHTON, England, March 31. Owing to the heat of last summer, the supports of many church bells have warped. The discovery came too late to make repairs before Christmas, and, ns a result, a great number of churches will be unable to ring their bells on Christmas.

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