The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-26
GARDEN POULTRY
SHOW NEXT FRIDAY
Twenty-seventh Annual Exhi-
bition Open Daily Until
Following Wednesday.

The doors Of Madison Square Garden
will DO thrown open at . o'clock next
Friday morning. December 81. for the
twenty-seventh annua exhibition Of the
New York Poultry and Pigeon Associa.
ton. Limited. The exhibition will be
open to the public from . A. NJ. to 10 80
p. NJ. Friday. Saturday. Sunday. Mon
day. Tuesday and Wednesday. closing
oil the night Of January 8.
This years show will be restricted
risidly TO standard breeds of poultry
and pigeons. with the one exception OF
rare wild and ornamentai birds as an
added attraction. Besides the living spec
linens there will be an interesting array
Of commercial exhibits which will in
clude everything that tho poultry breeder
wants. from a sanitary drinking fountain
10 a hen house.
The Madison Square Garden Poultry
Show has been the pioneer OF many
innovations and It's best is the invaluable
educational programme instituted by the
present secretary superintendent, Charles
d. Cleveland, when he assumed the man
ageInent OF the show three years ago.
The education purveyed At this school
In the Concert Hall Of the Garden ranges
from primary instruction to phases that
could only be likened to n post graduate
course OF the poultry division of an agri-
cultural college. This year the leading
features OF this six days Of schooling
for those who would scientifically and
economically raise poultry IL an extern
sive exhibit from the United States
Department OF Agriculture, In charge OF
Prof. Harry NJ. Lamon. who will trans
port many things OF interest from tho
experiment station at Beltsville. Md. BY
motion pictures. lantern slides. charts
and diagrams and various constructed
things every phase OF scientific poultry
breeding will he made plain to the eye,
while through lectures from the plat
form those who attend this school can
receive oral instruction. The lecturers
will include the best men from seven
Of eight State agricultural colleges. An
interesting feature of the lecture pro-
griinrne will be two lectures by Dr. G.
William Bsebc. curator OF birds, from
the New York Geological Park. who Will
toll about the various specie of phoas-
ants in the world and also the Develop
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