The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-26
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tom
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ting after the votes from this mo-
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decision IF the judges declares you a
winner. selected by the readers of
The Richmond Virginian to represent
| them and representative newspa per
| on a tour to California this summer.
Candidates are requested not TO
mark anything In the space reserved
fer numbers on the subscription
blank and vote ballot. This space is
| filled in at the office.
TIE Itinerary.
Here fs the itinerary OF The Rich
mond virginian's Trans Continental
and PanAma-Pacino International Elk
positton Tour. Travelling and visiting
through Virginia. Ohio. Indiana. MI
nois. Iowa, Nebraska Kansas Colo
RADIO New Mexico. Arizona, California
Nevada Utah. Wyoming. the American
Rockies. the Grand Canyon in Arizona.
the Royal 0erga. the two expostions
In California Santa Cruz and the Big
T'reeA Santa Barbara and the Old Mis-
sions Salt Lake City, Denver. Los
Angeles. Pasadena, Riverside. Chicago;
leaving Richmond by special train
about July 81.
Daily Itinerary.
First Day-Leavs Richmond BY
special train about p. NJ
Second Day--Arriys Chicago about
P. NJ, and leave via Santa Fe Rail-
road about p, NJ
Third Day--En route through KAN
sas ana Colorado.
Fourth Day--Arrivs Albuquerque
about noon. Stop OF about one hour
will be made TO visit Harveys Museum
of Indian Relics.
Fifth DAy--Arriwe At Grand Canyon
A. H. The Grand Canyon Of Artsona
Is perhaps the most impressive sight
In the world. Lunch at Hotel Tl
Tovar" Leave 1880 p. NJ
Sixth Day---Arriye Redisnds about
p. NJ. Drive to Smiley Heights. Ar
rive at Riverside 4 p. NJ Opportunity
to inspect the famous Mission Inn and
to attend the organ recital Evening
dinner At the mission Inn"
Seventh Day~-Arrtvs San Diego IN
the morning, Transfer and admission
to tho exposition at Balboa Park.
Leave about II p. NJ.
Eighth Day--Arrive Los Angeles 7
H. NJ Transfer to hotel. Special 400
\ I rA 80 krtN k4 De orA
beaches. also choice OF following trips.
Santa Catalina Islands via San Pedro
and steamer. Mt Lowe or reserved
) seat to California Mission Play.
The California Mission Play. Both
the play and tho mission are OF great
interest. The old church, founded In
fT7i, 10 most fascinating. One hundred
Of the play. Tho Indians who take
part are descendants OF tho original
: Indians converted by the Franciscan
Fathers.
Ninth pay-At Los Angeles Leave
Tenth Day-Arrfvs santa Barbara
Drive Of about two hours. including
noon for daylight ride along the shores
of the Pacific Ocean.
, Eleventh Day--Arrivs Del Monte
about Z 4. M. Famous seventeen mile
| drive through Monterey Pacific Grove
{ along the shores OF Monterey Bay and
the Pacific Ocean. Leave about noon.
/ Visit Big Trees. Evening dinner at
, Santa Crus.
, l. Twelfth DAy--Arrive San Francisco
A. N. Transfsr to hotel Five days
|, In Gan Francisco. including four ad-
missions to the opposition and automo-
bile Sightseeing trip to Golden Gate
, Park. Preside.
. Seventeenth Dav--Leave San Fran
cisco about = A. NJ. Daylight ride
through the Sierra
Eighteenth Day--Arrive Salt Lake
city . p. NJ salt Lake City, the zion
OF the Latter Day Saints or Mormons.
Q 10 . beautiful and Interesting city.
I Among the places of interest for Wis
> itors arc the great granite temple, to
+ which the public are not admitted. and
, the Tabernacle. There will be = sight
seeing trip about the city and places
! Of interest. Leave about r. N.
Y Nineteenth Day-Passing through
:. the American Rockies by daylight.
1snnsssss Pass. Royal Gorge and
: Grand Canyon. Arrive at Colorado
Springs about $50 p. NJ. where the
train will be parked.
Twentieth Day--Two days AZ Colo
RADIO Springs. Option OF automobile
trip to Crystal Park. Manitou and The
Garden OF the Gods or by train to
Cripple Creek.
Twenty -nrst Day--Many interesting
side trips may be mads--Pikss Peak.
Williams Canyon, Cave OF the Winds.
etc. Leave II r. NJ
II, Twsnty-seeond Day---Arrivs Denver
A. H.. the Queen City OF the Plains
; located close to the foothilis Of the
Rockies, the most important CONNER
ciai center between Chicago ana the
panfno Coast Autom ohiIe trim about
the CITY and to points Of interest pro.
vided. Luneh at hetsi. Lave Den.
YER about 10 p. ~
Twenty -thiyA Dsy--En route through
Netraske aaa JoWA.
Tw111ystopytA DAy--SAsrive &C Cal.
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