Smyrna times., 1923-09-26
DAIRY EXPOSITION, SYRACUSE
Number of Delaware Farmers Plan
ming to Attend-InfOrmatiO Given

Number of Delaware Farmers Plan
ming to Attend-InfOrmatiOn Given
Fer many years the National Dairy
Exposition and Worlds Dairy Con- |
gress has been held in the west. This
year it will take place in the east, |
giving farmers and dairymen Of Penn !
sylvania, New Jersey, Delaware and |
Maryland, the area of the Philadel- |
phia Milk Shed, a splendid Opportun-
ity to visit the wonderful show prac- |
tically at their own doors. Dairy |
farmers and leaders in the dairying
industry from all parts of the world
will thrOng to Syracuse from October
5th to 18th to view the marvellous ex-
hibit of all that is newest and best
in the dairy world. Two continuous
miles of dairy and farm equipment
will be on display, new and improved
cream separators, milking machines,
barn equipment, churns, dairy sup
plies and a thousand and one articles
to Tighten labor and increase profits
on the dairy farm. Here the am
bilious farmer will learn more about
dairying in a few days than he could
learn in a lifetime at home. 1t is an
opportunity that no man can afford to
miss.
In order that every dairy farmer in
this area may take advantage of the
opportunity to study up-to-date meth
DDS of dairying, the Interstate Milk
Producers Association has arranged
with the Pennsylvania and the Phila-
delphia and Reading Railroad Com
panies for special trains leaving Phil
adelphia and Harrisburgh on the
night of October 9th to carry groups
Of dairymen to Syracuse for Pennsyl-
vania and Interstate Day on October
10th.
A committee on Transportation is
now actively engaged in arranging
for the transportation of groups from
all parts of southeastern Pennsylva-
MIA, southern New Jersey, the eastern
shore of Maryland, and all of Della
ware, to Philadelphia or Harrisburg,
where they will board the special
trains for Syracuse. The committee
includes c. Cohee, Jr., of Kennett
Square; H. D. Allebach of Trappe;
Fred Shang of Trenton; Robert F.
BrintOn of West Chester, John V. Bis
hop of Columbus, New Jersey, and A.
B. Waddington of Woodstown, New
Jersey.
This committee is especially anxious
to have large and representative
delegation of dairy farmers and dairy
men from this area attend the Expo
sitiOn on Pennsylvania and Inter-
State Day. 1t urges that every man
who can possibly arrange it 20 and
take his family and friends with him.
The committee will attend to ar
rangements for Pullman reservations
and other details of the trip, includ-
ing the reception of all dairymen at
Syracuse and their transportation ia
the fair ground. Arrangements OF
this sort must be made as soon as
possible, and for this reason, the
committee urges every man who
plans to attend, to get in touch with
them, or one member of the commit
tee, as soon as possible. The com
mittee will be glad to give out infor.
/ nation concerning the trip to thos,
! who are merely thinking of going.
The train leaving the Reading Term
I inal at Philadelphia will start at 1875
p. M, October 9th. 1t will stop er
route at Wayne Junction, Jenkintown
| Lansdale, Quakertown, Bethlehem an,
Allentown and will arrive at Syracus,
at 7.3O a. m. Wednesday morning.
| A train will also leave Broad Stree
Station at Philadelphia at 1890 pm
October 9th, and will stop en- route a
| West Philadelphia, North Philadel
phia, and Trenton, arriving at Syra
cuse at a. m. the following morning
Another train will leave the Penn
sylvania Station at Harrisburg a
12.1O a. M, and will arrive at Syra
cuse at 700 a. m, also.
| The Committee on Transportatio
will be glad to make arrangements fo
the transportation of groups fror
towns not on the train route, t
Philadelphia, Harrisburg, or Trentor
whichever point is nearest, wher
Chey may board one of the specis
trains to Syracuse.
| Those going to the Exposition fror
any point whatever will be given ao
vantage of reduced fare rates to Syra
cuse. For those starting from Han
risburg, the round trip ticket will cos
$14.85; from West Chester, SITS
from Coatesville, $3.50; from Ches
tertown, Nd, $20.91; from Eastol
Nd, SPILL: from Bridgeton, Ne,
Jersey, $18.45; from Trenton, STATS
and from Phillipsburg, $12.O2, all {
which points are on the Pennsylvani
= route. The round trip ticket on tn
= Philadelphia and Reading road wi
cost $14.93 from Reading; S14.9
~ from Lansdale; $13.23 from Bethl,
~ hem: and S12Q2 from AlIan+o,,,,