The Washington times., 1915-04-19
DESCRIBES JOURNEY
Of BEAUTY WINNER
Native Westerner Tells What
Wonders Await Victor in The
Times Contest.

Now that The Times has published the
second page of the likenesses of wash
ington girls entered in the beauty con
test, It Ia due the late entrants and the
prospective entrants In the unusual
competition to say a word more about
fornia which will be awarded somo
beautiful girl in the District of Column
bia.
Another page OF beauties" will be
published soon. but. meanwhile, the
rivals for this free journey across<the
Rockies might like a mental picture of
some of the things which will be seen
by the winners.
Story of the Journey.
In the first place, the Washington
winner will not travel alone. There
will be forty-odd other beautiful girls
TO join her in Chicago and travel west
ward. by special Pullman cars, to the
Pacific slope. These other winners will
have been designated through news
papers in various cities which are con-
ducting contests similar to that OF The
Times hero In the National Capital
y native Nesterner, who is assisting
in the arrangements for the entertain
ment Of the beauty winners on this re
markable journey, has written Il story
outlining few things the beauty COL
/ test winner will see. He says:
She IL going to see the great rugged
| beauties of the Rockies; and the mar
| vclouS stretching prairies and the splcn-
/ famous cathedrals OF the Grand
Canyon: the bewitching beauties Of the
Yosemite and the level sea Of sand
| which composes the great American
desert.
She is not going to travel in a day
| coach. either. but will rest comfortably
in a luxurious Pullman.
After her trip across the continent
! she Is going to visit a Land of Make
! Believe. kingdom Of PretenSc, where
| all Is not an ii seems, and where Kings
| and Queens sit on thrones one minute
and the next appear as cowboys Of the
| plains; whcr" the greatest battles of
| history are fought in a day and for
! and yet all IL peace and quiet Sh" will
| soc things which will amaze. cnthrall.
cnthuse, delight. interest. and instruct.
| There will como times when she will
! put herself to the SeVorCSt test to dis
| cover whether shh is awake or wander
| ing about in wonderful dream. She
! will know what 1t means to wade
! through continual stream Of surprises,
ana VIII wonder at the magnitude OF tho
| lanl she has visited
! THAT will be Universal city, where
motion pictures are made.
To Two Expositions.
From there she will journey t. an
! other place, where the beauties of the
! country will be revealed to her in the
| wonderful exhibitions before hcr eyes.
| There will be moments when she will
marvel at the things she secs and will
! seek to remain forever amid such sur
. roundngs.
That will be the San Diego expori-
, ton.
Again. she will visit another place
This will differ from the first two in
: that 1t Will reveal the hundiwork OF
IEan from the DAY of the birth of Amer
ttCa down to the present day. Art, beau
ty. splendor. and the achievement of
tho nation, since the day OF her birth
viii leave her In a maze Of wondermCnt
ard she will be lost in the great illusioH
" hich will be certain to CaptvatC her
very soul. Then she will realize what
! A wonderful country Is ours and what a
near the place where the OCCidcnt
meets the Orient, and there behold ono
of the great wonders Of tho world.
"'rhat will be the panama-PaCihC En-
position.
I'm order to culightcn her knowledge
| even more she will return. not the way
| she went. hut through the wonderful
| beauties She will sec the lazy ole
/ South in all ts beauty and will become
| intoxicated with its splendid, Away:
hewitchinC, and ever alluring charm.
And all this she will receive just fol
being pretty"