The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-04-18

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/. Call to order, President H. Har-
old Hume.
2. Opening prayer, Rev. G. w.
Rexford Fort Myers.
8. Address Of welcome on behalf
of Fort Myers-Mayor W. P. Frank
lin.
4. Response for the Society-Dr.
j.. H. Ross, Winter Haven.
s. Presidents Annual Address.
6. Address, DR.. Calvin H. French,
President of Rollins College, Winter
Park.
Z. Introduction of the Question
Box.
8. Social hour.
Wednesday, April 12th-s:00 A. M.
| 9. Machinery in the Citrus Grove
Its Use and Care-H. E. Cornell
Winter Haven, R. c. Kicker, Braden-
town.
| 10. Address, the Care Of Spraying
Machinery-W. W. Yothers Orlan-
do.
IL. Address, Labor for the Grove
and Packing House During the Sea-
son of 191S-1919-W. A. Dopson,
Washington, D. G.
| IL. Labor in the Grove and Pack
ling House,. j. Kaufman, Lake
Hand, Ed. Scott, Arcadia, Hugh
Matheson Cocoanut Grove.
13. Protection of the Grove from
Coda. B. O'Hara Rockledge, A.
M. Tilden, Winter Haven.
200 p. NJ.
IA. Address, Canning and Why
Can?-Mrs Dora R. Barnes, Barlow
Is. Canning and Preserving
Lloyd S. Tenny, Miami, Mrs. C. H.
Thompson, Winter Haven, Mrs Dora
r. Barnes, Barlow.
16. Address, New and Rare Plants
for Florida Gardens-Dr. H. Nehr-
ling, Gotha.
II. The Flower Garden-Mrs. T.
Ralph Robinson, Terra Celia, Mrs. R.
d. Hoyt, Clearwater, DR.. H. Nehr-
ling, Gotha, Theodore l.. Meade,
Oviedo.
800 p. M.
IS. Address, The Black Fly, a
Menace to. Florida Horticulture
Wilmon Newell, Gainesville.
10. Address, A Performance Rec
ord Bud Supply Department Of the
California Fruit Growers Exchange.
Leo B. Scott, pomologist, Wash
ing, d. G.
20. Rebuilding the Grove Injured
by Cold-G. w. Wakelin, Tavares,
Jno. Bukoutz, Labelle, VIM. Ed
wards, zellwood, H. B, Stevens,
DeLand.
Thursday, April 25th--s:oo A. M.
81. Address, The Work of the
State Council of Defense-P. H.
Rolfs Gainesville.
. %. Address, The Seasons Devel-
: opment in the Fertilizer Situation
w. j. Schubert Jacksonville.
| %. The Fertilizer Situation from
the Citrus Growers Viewpoint-A.
l.. White, Fort Myers.
"a. Fertilizers, w. j. Schubert,
Jacksonville, Jno. A. Snively, Win
ter Haven, A. l.. White, Fort Myers.
Is. Address, Community Spraying
Max Waldron, Lake Alfred.
27-Address, System in the Nurs-
ery-F. M. O'Byrne, Gainesville.
Is. Pruning in the Citrus Grove
w. l.. Drew, Winter Haven, C. w.
Smith, Clearwater.
200 p. M.
! 20. Avocadoes, Lloyd s. Tenny,
! Miami, l.. D. Niles, Winter Haven.
w. F, Purdy, Sarasota.
30. Address, Avocado Varieties
Leo. b. Scott, pomologist, Washing
/ ton, D. c.
81. Address, Avocado Diseases-H.
E. Stevens, Gainesville.
80. Development of Drained Lands
Jules Burguieres, West Palm
Beach, J.. &. Ingraham, st. Angus
tine, R. A. Conkling Fellsmere.
! SS. Address, Surface Irrigation for
Florida Farms-F. w. Stanley. Irri-
cation Engineer, Washington, D. C.
| 7:45 p. Nj.
I "a. Markets and Marketing-Geo.
Koplin, Winter Haven, s. C. Kelly,
Fort Myers.
] IS. Address, The U. S. Depart
ment of Agriculture Market News
Service in Florida-F. w. Read,
Jacksonville.
So, Plums, Peaches and Pecans-
c. A. Carter, Dade City, B. E. Stall,
Tampa
81, Address, The Home Fruit Gar