The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-01
ARRANG E M EN- rs CO M.
PLETED FOR The SIXTH
ANNUAL CITRUS
SEMINAR.

mar which is to be held at the
University of Florida, Gaines
vile from October S to 8 inclu-
sive. The program is conceded
to be the best that has ever been
unered and the outlook is good
tor very interesting meeting.
DIR. W. L. Swingle of the United
States Department of Agricul-
ture, who has just returned from
Japan, where he has been study
Ing the Citrus Canker, write that
he will be present and tell of his
observations in that country.
The Seminar opens at goo on
Tuesday morning, October 5 in
the Agricultural Building OF the
University of Florida. A recep-
ton Committee from the Gaines
vile Board OF Trade will meet all
! trains and give assistance to
those desiring help in finding no.
tells and other accommodations.
The program is as follows:
Tuesday, October S.
600 a. m.-Opening Address,
Pres. A. A. Murphree, Dean p.
H. Rolls.
y:2o a. Milne for Florida
Soils, S. Z. Collision.
1000 a. m.-Limestone and
Marls for Florida, +. H. Sell
lards, State Geologist.
Io:45 a. m.-Fertilizer Expert
ments with Citrus Seedlings, b.
+. Floyd.
80 a. m.-Grove Fertiliza-
ton, +. H. Rolls.
2 100 p. m.-Bud Selection In
vestigations, Leo. b Scott, Bu-
reau OF Plant Industry U. S. D.
PAS p. m.-Certain Essential
Oils as By-products in the Citrus
Industry, 5. {. Hood, Bureau OF
Plant Industry U. S. ID. A.
3:45 p. m.-Soil Moisture and
Irrigation Investigations in Flor
ida +. w. Stanley, Office or Ru-
raj Engineering U. S. d. A.
4:45 p. MI. S. d. A. Crop
Estimate Service in Florida, G 7.
{. Hare, Office of Crop Esti-
mates u. S. d. A.
7:3o p. .m.-Reception by
Gainesville Board of Trade, as
SISTED by the ladies of the city at
the Masonic Temple.
Wednesday, October 6.
600 a. m.--Citrus Canker, it's
cause, II. E. Stevens.
1000 a. m.-Citrus Canker in
Japan, w. T. 'Swingle, Bureau of
Plant Industry U. S. d, A.
ii 100 a. m.-Citrus Canker and
the Plant Board, w. Newell.
Plant Board
200 p. m.-Citrus Canker
Eradication Work, L. S. Tenny.
800 p. m.-The Future of Cit
rus Canker w. ], Krone.
$3.50 p. m.-General Discussion
OF Citrus Canker, led by H. H.
Hume.
Thursday, October 7.
7 900 a. m.-Cottony Cushion
Scale and Its Control, L. w. Ber-
ger.
GAS .m.-The Work Of the
Bureau of Entomology, U. S. d.
A. in Florida with Citrus, w. w.
Yothers, Bureau Of Entomology
U. S. D, A.
1o:45 a. m.-The Control of the
Grasshopper, r. n. Wilson, Blu
reau of Entomology, u. S. d. A.
100 a. m.-Thrips and Their
Control, The Further Spread of
the Woody Whitehy, ]. r. Wat
son.
200 p. m.-The Nursery In
/ spection Service of the Plant
Board. F. NJ. O'Bryne, State Muir
sery Inspector.
800 p. m.-Sour Scab and Its
Prevention, G.. Grossenbatcher.
Bureau of Plant Industry u. S.
| d. A.
400 p. m.-Citrus Disease and
How to Know Them, H. F.
Stevens.
Friday, October 8.
| 600 a. m.-Problems Con
fronting the Growers of Florida
| L. d. Jones.
1000 a. m.-(Subiect not an
nounced). c. Brand, Chief. OF
nee of Markets and Rural Organ.
ization I. s. ID. A.
100 a. m.-Advertising Cit,
rus Fruits, b, l.. Hammer.
200 p. m.-The Co-operativ,
Demonstration Work in Florida
c. K. McQuarrie.
PAS p. m.-Co-operative Dem
onstration Work in Citrus Dis
tricts, \. P. Spencer.
S:Is p. m.-Foraee Crops for
Florida. ] NJ. Scott
S;4s p. m.-The Aericulturea
, / College. w, /. Flovd.