The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-28
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TRAVELLERS CAN FIND
HAVEN IN RICHMOND
Where the Burden of Annoyances and inconvenience Inc
dent to Travel Can be Unoaded and Have
Their Way Made Smooth

After you die you know.
But-before you die--where do YOU
wish to go?
Be 1t English. French. German or
Roman.
The place you would visit. then know.
man,
For the how and the when.
just take up your pen.
And write fos-nr Ask Mr.. Bowman an"
Thousands OF people. who desire to
see something of the world and who
would like TO enjoy the many pleas
ures of travel hesitate to embark
upon an extended trip because OF the
inability. to decide just where 70 go
and because Of the intricate maze In
which they ind themselves when they
attempt to arrange for the journey.
points OF the compass they wish to
direct their course, will find In Rich
mond a haven where they cannot only
be relieved OF the tedium OF arrang-
ing the details of the trip, but where
they can also leave the burden of
email vexations which those who do
not have their trip prearranged carry
with them to the detrinent Of large
measure Of the pleasure that they had
hoped to desire
Asking Bowman in getting Ia be
more and more the habit of those
living in the vicinity Of Richmond
who desire 10 travel. no matter II the
destination be New York or China.
Mr.. Bowman makes 1t business
to arrange itineraries by the cheapest
as well as the most convenient routes.
His connection with the leading
steamship lines. railroads and hotels
throughout the world makes IL pos
sible for him to arrange all VI the
details Of the Journey before the
start IL made and to sell through
tickets to all points with the worry
Of transfer and changes eliminated
A. agents for all Atlantic coast,
transatlantic. Pacific and Oriental
otca mship lines, he can book passen-
gers and furnish tickets TO and from
all important points In America.
England, Ireland. Scotland, Finland.
Russia. Germany. Austro- Hungary.
Poland. Roumania, etc. as well as
South America. Africa. Australia and
Nav ZEALAND. His personal acquain-
fance with and connections OF many
years with the many lines are such
that he can secure better locations
ana accommodations than can be Sc
cured through any ether channels.
He furnishes railroad tickets for all
Ifsses, takes Pullman reserva tions and
checks baggage to the destination Of
the ticket.
AR. Bowman Is tho authorized
agent of Thox. Cook 4 Son. Frank G.
CIa and Bar4ietts Select Person
ally adncted American and Euro
,pcan Tours. an well ~ the represen-
tative o. the International Sleeping
Car Company Of Europe. He also
sells International Mercantile Marine.
Cunara, Hamburg American. North
German Lloyd, American and United
States Express Companies and Thoe
Cook 4 sons Travellers Checks. Let
tiers Of Credit and Postal Notes Pay
able throughout the world.
Personally CUGDduCfed Tours.
During the spring and Summer. MI
Bowman is. preparing TO take parties
~ Virgtniaus on personally conducted
tours 10 a number Of interesting
points.
The frst Of these tours Will be made
10 Bermuda June 18th. A stay OF
twelve days viii be made: and = y
nlrsxurcx q frtp under Mr.. Bow
xfnians will take advantage Of the
man,s personal direction. Thc Bef-
nsuda Islands are situated about forty
eight hours from New York, nix hum
dred miles east by south from sEaps
Hnttress,. The group numbers about
400 islands, covering an area OF -
eouare miles. the largest being Main.
land. ct. Georges. St. DavtdH Somer'
81 and ireland. -Four OF these are
connected by hrtdges ana cAnsewayf
The many smaller isiets afe scattered
n picturesque. crescnt-shAped irfe9-
y frrN