Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-20

already have been discontinued be cause increased costs could not D, met with the money available.
 Work toward preventing cerea diseases must be discontinued at thu stations at Ithaca, N. Y, Lansing Mich, Auburn, Ala, Tucson, Ariz. Corvallis, Ore, and must be greatly reduced at the stations at Berkley Cal, Milford, Conn Bennington, III. ! Lafayette, Ind, Ames, Ia., Manhattan Kan, Crowley, La, St. Paul, Minn. New Brunswick, N. J., Fargo, N. D. Hershey, Pa., Knoxville, Tenn, Ar Ilington, Va, Pullman, Wash, anG { Madison, Wis.
 Stations at which problems in ir rigation agriculture are studied will have to be abandoned at San Antonio | Tex, Umatilla, Ore and Newlands Nev.
 The staff engaged in the enforce ment of the food and drugs act must be reduced.
 The investigational work at three out of the four forest experiment stations on the western forests must i be discontinued.
 1 Only one or two men can be re tained for field investigations ir forestry in the whole eastern DOT. tion of the country. i Much work having to do witt maintaining and reproducing the for ,ests in the East and South, where the problem of future timber suplies is most acute, will have to be abandon , ed. Nothing whatever can be done along that line in the Lake States ol the northeast
 Urgent problems connected with the rapidly waning supply of hardwoods in the central states and the Appala- chians can not be given proper at. 1 tention.
 1 Research Work.
 Studies of the growth, yield, and 1 future use of the vast areas of vel low pine lands in the oSuth will have to be abandoned.
 Very little progress can be made in the general survey of national 1 forest resources.
 The color laboratory which, in the past few years, has aided in the es- tablishment off an American dye in dustrx, must greatly reduce it's work
 Work toward preventing spoilage during shipment of poultry, eggs and rections.
 The services of crop reporting spe. cialists on cotton, tobacco and rice will have to be dispensed with.
 Special estimates on the commer cial production of fruits and trucl crops must be discontinued.
 The fund for eradicating the pinl boil worm, the most destructive enc my of cotton, has been considerably reduced.
 The project designed to give advice to cities concerning their marketing problems must be discontinued. ! It will be necessary to discontinue all work to develop direct marketing of farm products by parcel post, ex press and otherwise
 The Pacific coast, the intermoun tain region, the south, and south west must, in large measure, be de prived of the benefits of the mar ket news services.
 The news service rendered tho public from most of the large mar ket centers, especially Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Chi cago, Omaha, and Minneapolis, must be so curtailed that widespread dis. semination of information regarding market demands, and prices will be impossible.
 1 It has been necessary to close the offices at San Francisco which have been furnishing market news or fruits and vegetables, and the dairy products office, will have to be clos ed soon.
 The issuance of daily market re ports on dairy products at Boston Philadelphia, and Minneapolis may have to be discontinued, Boston and Philadelphia being served from New York, and the important dairy sec tion surrounding Minenapolis ob- taining greatly delayed reports from Chicago.
 The inspection service on fruits and vegetables will be reduced. But ter inspection work can be conducted in only four of the large markets, and the inspection of certain other commodities specified in the law, such as hay, cannot be handled at all. Plans to establish offices for the inspection of fruits and vege- tables in Hartford, Conn.,, Louisville, Ky, and Norfolk, Va., canont be car ried out.
 No Home Camphor.
 Grain supervision offices at Cleve- land and Salt Lake City have been closed and the force of the Boston office will be reduced. Standards for milled rice, already planned, can not be promulgated because of lack of funds for their effective enforce ment.
 Cooperative work in the develop ment of drug crops will be aban- doned.
 The project to develop home SUD- ply of camphor, which important |lRll IA5 5zzes| Iz] = ' :