The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-02-27

lations service, United States department
 of agriculture; H. B. Cannon. agriculturai
 college, Mississippi: o. L. Ayers, TenneS
 see Coal, Iron and Railroad company,
 Birmingham; F. D. Stevens, farm mort
 gages specialist. United States depart
 ment of agriculture, Birmingham: $. D.
 Nance, Tennessee Coal, Iron and Rail-
 road company, Birmingham: j. J. Barton.
 Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad com
 pany, Birmingham; I. T. Quinn, assistant
 clerk, state department of agriculture,
 Montgomery; M. c. Allgood comm ission.
 CT of agriculture, Montgomery; N.
 Winters West Raleigh. N. C.; J. c. Ford,
 boys club agent Auburn, Ala: J. T.
 D. J. Burleson, agronomist for extension
 Auburn, Ala; P. O. Davis, assistant
 boys cub agent, Auburn. Ala; J. T.
 Williamson, field agent. Alabama experi-
 ment station, Auburn, Ala: C.. P. Black
 will, Clemson college. s. C.; H. s. Me
 Lennon. manager agricultural division
 service, Florida, East Coast railway, St
 Augustine, Fla: All. Kidder, Louisiana
 State university, Baton Rouge. H. B,
 Brown, agricultural college, Mississippi; George Roberts, University of Kentucky,
 Lexington; J. C. Pridmore.S Shreveport,
 La; NJ. J. Funchess, agricultural exper-
 iment stations, Auburn, Ala; R. Y. Win,
 ton, West Raleigh, N C.; F. R. Flint, office of experiment stations, states re-
 lations service, United States department of agriculture, Washington; Seth S..
 Walker, soil chemist, Eaton Rouge, La: P. V. Ewing, college station, Tex: H.
 l.. Alsobrook, agricultural field agent, Atlantic and West Point railroad West
 ern Railroad of Alabama and Atlanta. Birmingham and Atlantic railroad. La
 Grange. Ga: Tait u.ler. Progressive
 Farmer Memphis. Tenn; J. c. c. Price, Auburn, Ga.: J. K. Wolfe, Blacksburg.
 Va; E. s. Good, Lexington, Ky; w. F.
 Pate, North Carolina department of az riculture, Raleigh, N. C.; J. F. Duggan, Auburn, Ala. Dan T. Gray, chief animal
 industry division,. Raleigh, N. C.: J. A.
 Kiernan, Washington. D. C.: Thomas Cooper dean and, director. Lexington,
 Ky; J. N Harper, director of southern
 warm bureau of Southern Fedtilizer as socation, Atlanta, Ga: James l.. Heron
 assistant boys club agent, Auburn, Ala ; c. L. Isbell assistant horticulturist. Ala bama Polytechnical institute: E.. F. Couthen, Auburn, Ala; pr. J. A.. Bar ger Jackson, Miss; C. M Mouldin, Birmingham; H. B. Tisdale, plant breed CT, Alabama experiment station, Au-
 burn, Ala; A. C. Swindall. East Lake, Ala; Haines Hust. Birmingham.
 PATHOLOGISTS MEET
 About 35 pathologists and horticulturists from the southern states began d three days conference in room 760 of the Tut wiler hotel at 10 o'clock yesterday morn ing The first day was given over to q consideration of the sweet potato, ana that subject will be continued at the morning session today. This subject was treated in three sections, CD proper seeds, diseases of the sweet potato and culture: @ harvesting, storage and loss bl rot' (3) transportation and marketing. The members of this association were served a special sweet potato dinner at ithe Tutwiler hotel last night which thlS appetizing vegetable was prepared III every possible way under the guidance of an expert chef.
 Following the consideration of the sweet potato the subject of cotton will be talk
 en up at the afternoon session today ana at the concluding sessions tomorrow cora will be considered