The special groups to whom your message is chiefly directed may be singled out from the general public and definite methods used to insure their attendance. While most of the trains are of general interest to the communities visited, the message of the exhibits or demonstrations is probably addressed primarily to one or a few groups, classified according to occupation, standing in the community, race, age, condition of health, or particular interests. Special efforts to reach these groups may take the form of letters, announcements, or brief talks addressed to schools, churches, clubs, lodges, or employes of factories and places of business. Committees on co-operation may be formed within the groups and delegations appointed to come to the train. A personal canvass may be made by letters, postcards, personal visits, or telephone messages to leaders of groups or members of special bodies. ARRANGEMENTS FOR DISTRIBUTING THE ATTENDANCE The tendency of the majority of the people is to select the same period in the day as the most convenient or desirable time for coming to the train. When the program is to be repeated a number of times, it is necessary to plan special methods for distributing the attendance over the less popular hours. This may be done as a feature of the advance appeal to particular groups by setting aside periods for school children, calling conferences of small bodies of people, assigning hours when delegations will be received and personally conducted, or having program features of interest to particular groups at stated hours. [Illustration: ROBBERS AT LARGE Peach Growers of East Texas are Being Robbed by the Insects and Diseases that attack Peaches SPECIALISTS WITH EXHIBIT CARS COMING ----TO---- _Winfield Texas Thursday Nov. 20ᵗʰ_ Most complete Orcharding Exhibit Train ever carried to the farmers of the South. Will exhibit and demonstrate all phases of peach orchard work. Three Carloads of Equipment and Exhibits Carload of power and hand sprayers, a tractor and other modern orchard equipment. Two exhibit cars electrically lighted and equipped to show by pictures, lifelike models, specimens and slides of all the dangerous diseases and insects known to Texas orchards. Actual field demonstrations on planting, pruning, spraying and cultivation will be conducted in an orchard near town. FREE--EVERYBODY INVITED