Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-02-02
HERBERT QUICK WILL ADDRESS
 FARM AGENTS
Member of Federal Farm Loan Board on Program
 Of Convention.

vention of federal farm agents.
 The following program has been announced for the annlal meeting of farm demonstration agents of Arkan eas which is to be held at Little Rock the week beginning February ,, and which will be attended by men and women agents alike:
 Monday, February ,.
 w. c. Lasseter. chairman.
 9:15 a. m.-Address. Gov. c. H. Trough.
 9:45 a. m-Address. President J. C.. Futrall, University of Arkansas. 1o:15 a. m-Address, Moorehead Wright, Arkansas Bankers associa- tion.
 1o:4o a. m.-Address. Mrs. R. N. Garrett. 0
 11:45 a. m.-"The Club Work and the Sch hools." J. L. Bond. state super intendent of education.
 1:5O D. m.-"Club Work for 1917," O.. B. Martin, w. J. Jernigan, H. K. Sanders and county asents.
 4:30 ?. m.-Discussion.
 Tuesday, February 6.
 c. w. Watson, chairman.
 S:45 a. nl.-"Federal Farm Loans" Herbert Quick, member federal farm loan board.
 10:15 a, m.-"County Organization Plan," Jeoffrey Morgan of Louisville, Ky.
 1:30 D. m.-"Community Organiza- tion,' o. B. Martin.
 2 D. m.--"Parcel Post Shipments" /" L. B. Flohr.
 3:40 u. m.--"M Marketing" l. F. Nicholson ... 4:40 D. m.-" "Marketing,' Fred Fay Washington, D. c.
 Wednesday, February :.
 S:4o a. m.-"Crop Rotation in the Cotton Belt"
 $40 a. m.-"Varieties of Cotton for Different Sections" w, c. Lasseter. 1G:90-"Corn Problems. Varieties. etc" L. w. Osborne, Fayetteville. il a. m.-"Siiling Crops; Peas, Soy Beans and Velvet Beans," W. R. Per- kins. Baton Rouge, La.
 1:30 D. m.-"Some Of the Problems of County Agent Work w. B. Her. cier, district agent, Washington D. C. 2:15 D. m.-"Insects We Should Know" G. w. Becker. Fayetteville, and B. R. Read. Talluiula, La.
 3:45 p. m.-"Common and Con trollable Plant Diseases" J. Lee Hewitt, Fayetteville.
 A:15 D. m.-"Best Uses of the Oat Crcp," WI. R. Perkins Baton, Rouge, La.
 Thursday, Feb. s.
 S:15 q. -m.-''Live Stock Judging" II. E. Dvorachek. Fayetteville.
 9 a. m.-"Suggestions to Arkansas Shorthorn Breeders" r. D. Tomson. Lincoln, Nb.
 10 a. m-"Activities of Bureau of Animal Industry in Controlling Con- tagious Live Stock Diseases," R. A.. Ramsey Washington. D. c.
 10:30 a. m.-"ObstaoSes to Over come in Hog Production" pr. J. r. Gibson, Little Rock.
 Il a. m-"Produc of Angus Cattle," L. A. Kersha,, Muskogee, Okla.
 1:30 D. m.--Live stock sale. 3:20 D. m.-Farm machinery exht- bition and demonstration.
 4:10 p. m.-"Tbe Business Mems Part in Agriculture,' B. c. Powell, Little Rock
 Friday. Feb. 9.
 9 a. m.-"Raising Sheep in Arkan- sas." w. L. English. St. Louis. No. 10 a. m.-"Possibilitic in Produo- ing and Marketing She"p,' F. R. Mar shall. Washington. D. C.
 10:30 a. m.-"Preparation of Live stock for the Market J. c. Swift. Kansas City, Mo.
 II a. m.-"The Breeding of Durou Jersey Swine," R. J. Evans, Chicago, 11:30 a. Establishing a Pure bred Herd of Hogs and How to Adver- tise It." H. w. Leever. Shreveport, La. 1:So D. m.-"A Plar for Special ists' and County Agents Work" w. B. Mercier, Washington. D. c.
 3 D. m.-"Publicity Work by Cour- ty Agents" T. F. Lusker, o. c. Wat kins and s. P. Dent.
 2:30 D. m.-"Orchard Management" ," J. s. Knox, Fayetteville.
 3:15 D. m.-"Campaigns Their Uses and Values" Fred Reiskell, Lit tie Rock.
 3:45 D. m.-"How the County Agent May Best Serve His County"
 4:13 D. m.-"Negro Work" II. C. Ray, Little Rock.
 Saturday. Feb. 10.
 o4o a. m.-"The Aaricultural News Service" W. c. Lasseter, B. c. Riley. 9:15 a. m.-"Proiects for County Agents" c. w. Watson and district agents.
 11:15 a. m.-"General Policies of the Extension Service" w. c. Lasse- ter, acting director
 Herbert Quick to Attend.
 The announcement that Herbert Quick. member of the federal farn loan board will be present at the session Tuesday. and will deliver an address On the farm ioan act. which Will be thoroughly explained. is con- sidered Of far more than ordinary in- terest, especially as each of the coun- ty agents is expected to learn of the plans of the farm loan board. so that he may have first hard knowledge to spread among his people upon his re turn to his county.