The daily sentinel., 1913-06-12
EXTENSIVE TRIP
IS RESULT Of
CONTEST
P opular T e acher
Will Return in
September
IS A GREAT JOURNEY

A the guests of The Daily
~ Sentinel, Miss Agnes Dod-
son and Sadie Daniel
leave this evening ON what is be-
yond n doubt the greatest, the
most expensive and the most cN-
teDsiye trip ever planned for two
young ladies from western Colo
RADIO.
The young ladies' have received
from The Daily Sentinel every ticket
necessary to cover all of the travels.
accommodations and services Of all
kinds embraced in this magnificent
American and European tour.
Every Detail Arranged.
The young ladies will not have
single important detail of the tours
to arrange themselves. The Sentinel,
with the assistance of steamship,
railway and European tour manage
meut worked out. completed and ar
/ ranged all OF the details both large
and small of the tours. Besides all
of their tickets The Sentinel deliver
ed to the young ladies carefully pre-
pared schedule of Information COW
J ering every phase of the trip.
Best of Service.
The young ladies will travel under
the most desirable and delightful cir
cumstances. The accommodations OF
travel will be of the very best class.
They will travel across the country
on the finest and fastest of the regu-
lar passenger trains. will cross the
Atlantic on one of the most popular
of the White Star line steamers and
the tour through the Old World will
be of equal high class.
Many Additional Eepfurps
The Sentinel has spared no expense
or work in making these tours ideal
in every respect. We have added
many new and delightful side fea-
lures to the tours and We feel certain
that the two young ladies who will
make the trip as the guests of The
Sentinel will have experiences as de
lightful as those yer had by any
young ladies who ever spent two
months in touring the New and the
Old World
Meet Friends in Old World.
Ths editor of The Sentinel has ar
ranged for newspaper men and other
friends to meet the young ladies at
some of the principal points in this
country and in the Old World and
to add to the pleasure Of their tour.
Planned by High Officials.
The young ladies will leave the city
tonight on Rio Grande train No g.
They will be accompanied as far as
Pueblo by Mr.. w. b. Kenney, general
agent of the Rio Grande railway
system who will accompany the
young ladies this far as the personal
repra sentative of Mr.. Frank A. Wad-
leight general passenger agent of
the Denver & Rio Grande. Mr., Wad-
leigh and Mr.. Kenney arranged en-
tirely the trip of the young ladies
frcm Grand Junction to Boston and
return. They gave the matter their
personal attention and The Sentinel
is certainly under great obligations
to them for the interest they took in
the matter and n finer or more agree
able scheduIa could not be desired.
The Routes OF Travel.
Misses Dodson and Daniel travel
from Grand Junction to st.
Louis without making any change of
sleeper They travel from Pueblo to
St Louis over the Missouri Pacific.
They go from st. Louis to Chicago
over the Chicago and Eastern Illinois.
They have stopover of several hours
in both st. Louis and Chicago. They
make the trip from Chicago to Bos-
ton over the Lake Shore. the New
York Central and the Boston and AL
-
tween Chicago and Boston.
Sail Next Tuesday.
They will arrive in Boston at 2:55
o'clock on the afternoon of Monday,
June 1G. The following morning at
. o'clock they will sail from Charles
town pier for Liverpool on the White
Star Linz steamer, Cymric, which is
a big, strictly modern vessel and one
of the most popular of the White
Star Line.
On their arrival in Europe the
young ladies enter upon five weeks
tour of England, Ireland, Germany,
Switzerland, Holland. Belgium and
France. They will make this tour
under the guidance of Thos. Cook &
Son, the greatest of all tour man
ayers.
The Homeward Trip.
Tha young ladies will reach Boston
on the return voyage on August Z.
They will spend several days in Bos-
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