The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-12
FARM MEN CHOOSE.
 HARPERPRE RESIDENT.
Agricultural Experts Hold Sectional Meetings On
 Special Work
Re'HEztr JEsEIsoN, Jss.

DeIsgates to the convention of the Sautiisnm Agricultural Workers as- sssaiBtinm elected officers of the gen. an,nn organization Friday, heard a number of interesting addresses on dlba vaniaus agricultural problems of 1Ihs suuth and then reconvened in sapnnuts, s4setisns to, hear and discuss umpsrs om mnnT technical subjects puepmred by experts in various lines.
 IL, N HsHrJ5sr of &tlanta was elected puesl1tant ,3f the general association; |; h. C.. Futrall. University of AIkans- S8s. wire pDesidRnf;- A- w. Fame or $sudlh Ganoiina, secretary-t reg surer; DS. HI. A Maugan.. Tennessee, and pr. Dl. C.. HlIiE. MississippL- members or uIhe eg4aauhfve eefnmiAtee.N. - - -
 TTne. a6terndon sessions Friday ;B:EsniHn were deveted to- sectional n1tststingx. Tife dainy section heard dis5Gtr.5sian8 ct dairY husbandry, inn puusE,sinent df. dairy conditions, COW tsstin~ wonis. feeding of dairy cat tls. stHmIknnds af ereausry develop mEmn and similar topieM Among @trtFs s0aaKaES aEHn9s zIz Esiw9rsIS. Rawsrnm4.nr are4rt at Eebanen. Tex; R R. Gsnaves at the department Of nguin.Iiture,; Wasiiingtons Earf Brtnt- rrBIH aF Agniauituuan College, Missis- Ats WR:: II. X MGLean of Chicago. l.. F. LRMAsten df Clemson. Ga. c. A Hut tom of KndwxilIe, J.. A. Evans and II. HI Me6rfi8iIn of the department of asEniaullture. md A A. Bertrand, State GtilaGa,. Pennsylvania.
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 lm tine. eutimOlogN section the EueaISeHs wens W. D.. Huffter. 0. l. SSi1InpQ. IL. B.. Gill, N. E. Howard and W.. A Thomas of the bureau of en- tannaIaEY;; J. R. Watson of Gaines Wil1le., GsB-. and C. L. Isbeil or Auburn.
 SSyamlSaux in the horticultural divi- Eiiam were C.. A Reed. William Stuart aulaI W. R Beattie of the department ufT BgriaiITtIlre. C. B. James of Mont sumany Hnd E. E. McCaI1 of Raleigh, N e.: while reports on hcrticul- tflUHrpl work and investigations were uITr6ij4 bw repre sentattves from prac- riis;HI1Iy a1l the southern states.
 ''Tifae M0uey Crop. or" What to Grow ResiffSssf Catt0nl" was the subject of Tan irrtlerestinsg, addresa delivered at the, rIron1ifrG se&zJion Friday by J. Phil GampAeII Gf Athens. Ga- There is a ungmev S;EviIig crop. which is food nrudhruedi far consumption at home, pnH I nnoneY seI1inG erop, which re- feng taD prudaInts that can be sold fidu 0fus11.. Ire said., and went on to dht4a1ISzsS hive stock development and atlIfsIr r1ems of diwensificntion.
 Tlha possibilities of the south in ssHwinG fruits and vegetables i'm stiF1dl 0t1 cotton were discussed by W. J. Spil1mam of the department of ag- riauIlHlIna. amt uti1iZatiDn Of waste TJndtF fnann the stsIndpeints of pas uIne BndH nef0reatation. and profitable dkIilry pnoTihuRtion were discussed, re EueatiMaIy,. BSr C.. ". Piper, J. K. John sun and J.. &. Moore.
 I'm tlbs' 'pIirnnI huSbandry section wffiRfh eunDTeued it's divisional pro- &nam FnidtHy. officers for the ensuin g YEar wene eIisoted. Dr. M Jaeobi of tihEe UniMersitY- of Tennessee was 0ihssem HueHiiIent and George s. Tenn uIIaham of 9Eississippf experiment sta tinn1 SsEGnetary.
 e. P. BIaeRwsI1 of Clemson college wRE 0ifG10Ham president of the agron- 0mY s#0tinu:. w. F.. Pate of Rsleight. N C.. hihst wire president: H. c. Ap- platum of Ge0nEia experiment. station, ssaand vfne president; Dr. R. Y. Win usnH of RaIaiGi11 secretary.