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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-26

CAV time. and even the little fellow, Just
abl" TO navigate on two sturdy legs.
Chamber" for a clown suit. or gurglcS
with childish glcc If mother sticks n
Charlie Chaplin mustachc on the soft
down OF the upper lip.
Gaze Into the Future
And yc fair maidcns who fain would
know what the morrow has in store.
Rely not upon gnrrulOus sooth- sayCrs
and tickle fortune tclers. but get n
candle. and bit of shiny mirror, and
carefully, oh. very carefully that you do
not slip, wend your way down the cellar
steps. backward.
Careful now, just ono more step,
nh. the bottom--pccr into the mirror
and tho face reflected will bc that Of
your future husband.
Don't make noise. you II disturb the
evil spirits: careful now. back TO bob
for apples and the frantic effort ncces-
sary to bite an apple ne It hangs in
nridair suspended from n string.
Shades of IIallowcen-blessed aban-
don. hi-day and holiday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-26
WITCHES READY TO START
ON 1921 HALLOWEEN RIDES
kchIcs CoLlis and Others Of Mystic CrerV to Cire Phd
dclpha One Night Of Real Frolickng

Mt an angle and away to galiop OH the
noble stccd. hanging onto tn" cars, but
really not scared ono hit. because his
very own feet, and not the donkcy's'
carry him.
Lock Gut for Witches
Oh-h. did yoI hear thnt noise -
sounded like thc shutter, hut one never
knows when n real live witch will ap-
pear. Tiny miniature witches can be
had to MAKO into place cards. 10 be
pasted over the room and pinned on
tho table cloth.
Eyes. nose and mouth Of crepe paper.
made to resemble jack o Lantern
and pasted on a drinking glass. and as
favorS. thin, wiry "dcvil" holds u
forkcd spear in ono hand, and the most
dcad.icst Of weapons in the othcr--a
cigarette.
To tax tho ingenuity. there can be
had rolls of paper and 4 book of in
struct.ons and paper dress of sur
priSing charm and success can be- fash
ioncd at home. All. me. 'ts indeed n
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-26
Got Good Name for Foir2
Whole World VIII Use i

ANNIVERSARY EXposIr,o,,
is the name. suggested by EdwasV,
Gerity, Philadelphia, as n suha,,, W
for the Sesqui Centennial to he bo',luts
here In 1926. The EVENING P,,n. D. neld
LEDGER is getting dozens Of b.lo o,n.0
names every day in its effort 70 sae, ~ !,
a name for the exhibition thai ~ n,,, naa
better lend itself to the ponulo M wia
LIBERTY PEACE FAIR !. ea.' %
fcred by II. X. Feather, 3017 sv,. VI
ham street, who has sent in ssv0a', uen,
others. Ss'erai
WORLDS LIBERTY pa,n
comes from Frank Streibiy M oao
North Warnock street, who a,e o
submits n design for n sticker 70 a'so ~
placed on letter heads, mail and ~ y
eel post packages. par
What is your idea?
Send it in.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-26
PLAN PRAYER ARMISTICs nav
All Episcopal Churches viii ee k.,,
Open for This Purpos, "

Al Episcopal churches in the dioc..
OF Pcnnsylvania will be kept open al
daN Armisticc Day. November If. N N
give the people opportunity for priya,.
prayer. as the result of pastoral
issued by Bishop Rhinclander.
The bishop urges that the day. wbish
marks the beginning of the Disarms.
ncnt Conference, be observed by snec;,,
services Of prayer and intcrcession,
Each church is asked by the Bisho,
to have n special celebration Of m.
Holy Communion. ""'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-26

stand of tho two parties on tbc 49,.
discussed Van Ness act" seiJ I Mht Mmueht
DonnelIy. ",Thc Democrats ars muyof
preaching this issue with mt, MY ap.
courage. There is nothing that sts,shsd oas
construed as evasivc in our position on %
this question. What n demonU,vno on
of character when contrasted iitstion witS .en
meaningless. evasive position ~ ~ ms
Republican opponents" VI our
Others who spoke briefly werc NJ.
Alexander Archibald, of Newark. foyi fs,ayoi
Judge John w. Wescott. Elmer Earnf tyrmef
United States District ATTORNEY ~ ;vWSsh.
Jersey. and William Il. Tuttio " CNeF
missioner of Banking and InsurnrcSoV SV'n'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-26

mcnt, explaining that otherwise the
meeting of Michael Collins and Arthur
Griffith with Prime Minister Lloyd
George and Austen Chamberlain might
bc represented as informal pourparlcrs.
Tonight the Dali delegates will at
tend reception to be given by Irish
leaders in London at Albert Hall, but
in response to n protest against the use
of the hall by "Rebels," the lessons Of
the hall explained that there would be
no speeches.
This mornings newspapers plainly
viewed the situation a sperilous, but
some appeared to believe the chance of
success had improved during the last
day.
It was stated that further pressure
was being brought to bear upon the
Government to adopt legislation that
would enable the Ulster Government to
establish it's administration in North
crn Ireland. 1t was recently pointed
out that the powers of the Ulster Cabi-
net were merely nominal until n govern
mcnt was established in Southern Ire
land.
Threaten Withdrawal
In some quarters the suggestion that
administrative powers be conferred upon
the Belfast ministry was Nle"eu Wltn
anxiety. for. although the Government
has so far given no sign Of yielding to
PRESSURE. IL was asserted this morning
that Sim FCin delegates had made
known their determination immed lately
TO withdraw from the conference should
such a measure in favor of Ulster be in
troduccd in Parliament.
Sympathy among Unionists for Ul-
stcr and indignation resulting from
Eamon dc Yalera's telegram to Pope
Benedict appeared today to be shaking
the allegiance of some coalition Union
lists to the Government It was be-
licvcd that very little was needed TO
swell considerably The number Of NAL
contents in political circles.
The London Times said today Il was
the common view among the Govern
ment supporters that the Irish nego-
tiations cannot survive the blow given
them by Mr.. dc Valera This view did
not appear to be ncld in ministerial
quarters, where there seemed to be
hopeful expectation that bridge could
be constructed over the chasm in the
path of the negOtiators.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-26
Orchestra at Penn Tonlaht

The Philadelphia Orchestra will open
its series of campus concerts in Weight
man Hall tonight. Leopold Stokowski
will conduct and there will be n cello
solo by Michael Penna. the first cellist.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-26

Sh-h. what's that? Hist. Did YOU
hear something?
Halloween. that magic time when the
broomstickS with their witch riders
glide noisc'cSSy through the air. md
'crrinC jack O Lanterns crop up UncT-
pcrtcdly ont u' tho darknCSs--it's Al
most here.
And ~ich ga ASPECT Tho stores n"o-
sent Cmr stops fascinated t0 GaIr into
vidc-cycd masks and laugh at IL face Of
n 1r.m Ola maid. or tipsy head whose
nose is 4 bit too red One shop has Il
big mnn. q very hig man. whO in his
stocking feet would hc taller than even
vou and tho fellow next door If he worC
rcrchcd on your shoulder. On his hands
nc balances and way high in tho air Mt
most nrcCariouS angl" waves his feet
md legs.
O.O-Oh. Look Who's Here!
HIS wooden head Is turned Just
enough to reveal broad grin under Il
prickly looking mu=ta"ho. and from the
expression ON his face ono would think
there was no trick to having some six
or seven feet Of legs aDout ones head.
The brave wcarer puts his feet into the
big man. hands. 50 you soc it's only Il
trick after all just the big man and
not the wcarer. walks on hands, with
feet in air.
I;lt then. dear nc. not every ono can
balance such load, 50 the most timid
Of souls can get fixed up. too. The body
and head Of donkey into which n sly
looking clown can climb, cock his hat
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-15
tuesday, Feb. 9Th, 1921

between. the hours of 2 and 5 O'Clock
=. NJ. all that lot of land, with all OF
the buildings and improvements there
on, situated in the town OF Cam bridge,
DORCHESTER County, Maryland. and Oh
the northwest side of High street il
said to n. and beginning for the out
lines of the same at a distance Of 2
feet in q northeasterly direction from
the property that was conveyed t.
Andrew j. Foble. by Thomas n. Heatl
by deed dated May 10, 1884, and nov
OF record among the, Land Records o.
{. l.. No 6. folio 610, and which wa:
conveyed by Andrew ]. Foble and wife
to Donald Stewart by deed dated JULY
%, 1908. and now of record among tn,
said Land Records in Liber w. L. R
No. :. folio 376,f and from thence run:
IN n0rtheasterly direction with the
.-l'hNss- side Of High street a dis
---- u II feet thence il a northwest
---l- direction a. right angles lit
aEn street l04 e feet, thence, in a
-CGthwesterly direction, parallel will
Ugh street II fee-, thence in a south
-as.=-4y direction in line parable
III the second line 104l2 feet TO tnt
Lace q beginning, Il being. the same
and that was conveyed unto Russell
=. Smith by deed from Donald Stewart
G.ad April 8, 1914, and now Of RECORD
-.nong The said Lana RECORDS n L-oe1
i. L R, No. 7, folio 81, and being
"a same land thai way conveyed BY
I,ussa- P. Smith and wife. unto tbs
aid Martin L. Kane. pE- deed DATED
-,,e 6th day OF January, 1913, and now
! record among he sad Land Re
p. together with all OF the rights OF
AZ mentioned n the LasC mentioned
sd, and subject 70 the easements O.
-:p therein mentioned.
TERMS OF SALEE--20 per cent cas-
= ne day OF sale, 80 per cent OF bal
s-ce on RATIFICATION Of sale, and tn
7ts1ce n SO days from ratification
sale. or a. cash g. the option Of tn
---z-r ra7 cE5d-- PORTION II any
5 be secured d the satisfaction Of Tho
gnet.
Y. CALVIN TRICE,
Attorney named in mortgage
Ia OaW
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-15
PUBLIC SALE
OF
Household Effects

The undersigned III sell at public
sale at No. 116 Vue de L'Eau street,
the late home of Mrs. LYDIA J. Wheel
or, on
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-15

LEATHER BAGS
SIS and $40 Bags-Sale $40 each
$40 and $1250 Bags sale SIS each
$1,000 DRIVING GIIOVES-WooI
lined gauntlets- Sale 800 a pair
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-15

General Mana ger.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-15
V. CALVIN TRICE. Solicitor
Mortgage Sale
ESTATE

BY virtue of the po, er of sale con-
tanned in a mortgage from Martin U.
Kane and Josephine \ Kane, his wife,
to villa NJ. Cannon, guardian. of Will
liam Fletcher Williamsons, infant. dat
ed the 9Th day of January, 1919, and
of record among the Mortgage Re
cords of Dorchester County, Maryland
in Liber w. H. NJ, No. 5. folio 439, ana
assigned by the said guardian to her
said ward at his majority, which SAID
assignment will appear at the foot OF
the said Mortgage as of record. as
toresaid. the undersigned as the attor-
ney named in the said power of sale
in the said mortgage contained, de
fault having been made in complying
with the terms of the said mortgage
in order to compel the payment OF the
said mortgage debt, interest and costs
now in default, will. sell the herein af-
ter described land and property, upon
the terms herein after set forth, at
the Court House door in the town Oh
Cambridge, Dorchester County, Mary
Ia nd on
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-15
Wednesday, Jan. 18th, 1921

GALLSION Els Free DOOM ttIIs OF
improved method of treating tnfianl-
nation OF gall bladder ami bile ducts;
Write today. DIR. PADDOCK. Box 20
1B. Kansas City, Mo.
12-31--l-15-29-e.o.t II,
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-15

BATH ROBES
$500 Bath Robes Sale $3.50 each
IS and Sc Bath Robes Sale 1915 ca.
$500 FLANNELETE PAJAMaS
Sale 1915 Suit
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-15
sCIAIBORNE-ANN AIClIS. ftRRY..rc
FOLLOWING is FERRY SCHEDULE
IN EFFECT DECEMBER 18th

Leave Claiborne 10 a. NJ. daily lex
cept Sunday additional trip on Wed
nesday and Friday evenings. at 7:15
Leave Annapolis, 500 P. NJ. daily,
Except Sunday with extra trip ieav-
ing Annapolis a. NJ. on Monday.
Thursday and Saturday.
Sunday, Leave Claiborne . r. NJ
T. c. HOWARD,
General MANAGER
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-15
---o---
NOTICE

The members of the congregatlO9
of Christ P E. Church are invited to
supper TO pe given at the Parish
House, Thursday, Jan. Goth, at &
o'clock The price OF the tickets
will be so cents. An attracLt"e
musical program has been arranged.
1i15 1t
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-15
To Cure a Cold In One Day

Take Groves LAXATIVE BROMO
QUININE tablets. The genuine
bears the signature of f. W. Grove.
80 cCnts-Adv.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-15
SOFT COAL FOR SALE

Just received a car of extra nice
soft coal. OREM & WINTERBOT-
TOM 12-Z7-lmo.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-15
LOOK. LOOK! LOOK!

The African hair cut. 20 cents;
Wild Bill Shave, 5 cents.
DICK" HURLEY
III 3-3t eos Race Street.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-15
lAF DAM BANNER

The Daily banner IS puDiIsheG
every afternoon except Sunday at
112 High Street, CamhrlGge, MD.
CAMBRIDGE. MD, JAN. Is, 1921.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-12

42x36-inch Pillow Cases ........ .10f
42x36-inch Linen finished Pillow
Eases .............. ........ soy
72x90-inch Scanned Bed Sheets. .70f
S1x99-inch good heavy quality
Sheets .$1.6S
B0x90-inch excellent quality Satin
Spreads ....................$7.05
Full-size Silkoline Comforts. -. $3.50
60x76-inch Gray and White Sheet
Blankets, pair $Z.1O
66xS0-inch White Wool-mixed Blan-
kets, pair POLO
21x27-inch Duck and Down Feather
Pillows, each ...............$4 $500
Large-size Ironing Board Pads,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-12
TODAy's PROGRAMS

iIuEury--2~na ke~fe In Provides"
GLEN uEU--ir,sciiis Dean In "Hepu-
tatlon."
BtuE Norsr--t,ert Iyteii In "a
Message Prem Mars"
srRANp-'statty" Art,ucLie In The
neiiar u Year Man"
Coii~tt M-->orna raimsdGe In
Tho Passion tiowet."
COLONIAL. 49, Mnrgarita Fisher In
Payment Guaranteed"
REN--Ni,isn martin In Husbands
and wives"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-12
17-Inch Linen finished Barnsly Crash
Toweling, Special, 15f q Yard.

l8x36-inch Huck Towels. dozen. $1.75
l6x32-inch Linen-finished Huck Tow
els, each zoe
18x36-inch Hemstitched Huck Tow
els, each use
Honeycomb Bath Towels, each. .35f
Large-size Bath Towels, each. use
Extra-size Bath Towels, each. .60f
64-inch Mercerized Damask, yard. Use
58x58-inch serviceable quality Seal
loped Round Table Cloths, ca. $3.50
70x70-inch All linen Table Cloths,
each 81. 90
Lace Trimmed Dresser Scarfs. .45f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-12

wnss. - . result Of iron sssrvation
yes get ~ fssiins tired tn the fnarn,us.
shss yss fnd yeorssn ssrvoua irfi,abls
and .~sssy upset. whom ron cas- no long.
Or do your 6ay-s WORK without being all
fsxs.a out at night. vhsn youy digestion
all goes wrong. OF yoa have pains across
the hack and your face looks pale and
drawn. DO rot vsis unsii yeu 20 all TO
pise.s and eoiispss IN . state Of nervous
psaatratior. OF until Ia your weakened
condition yoa contract sofne serious dis.
ease but eat more spinach and other
lren -ec~ataintnx vegetables and taks or.
xsnie iron With than TO help snrieh your
blood snd rsvitaliss your wosnou, ca.
hnuxfsd nerves hut b. surs that thu
iron ypu saks 10 erEanie iron and not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-12
Why You Must Have Iron
to Make Your Body Strong
and Your Brain Keen
Alert and Of Spinach and Organic Iron Help Make
Rich Red Blood and Revaze wornout Exhausted Nerves

WITH : the most, wo
Is
OXYGEN without
brain and without plenty Of rich red blood and
FOOLISH THINGS
% accomplishing
iron. BECOMES
Eoodyou
fun strength of H.
BLOOD coRpuscLEs TOUR
BLOOD EACH ONE MUST HAVE IRON.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-12

Clad IN a picturesque
gypsy costume this attractive
young girl, Yvonme FAR, is
singing the Gypsy Lore
Song" at the Strand this
week. Miss Farr is not only
extremely easy to look upon,
but possesses a fine clear
soprano voice and an abund-
dnce of personality.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-12

NEW YORK. May 1s.-wiilard
Mack. famous playwright. and Paul.
Inc Frederick. movie star. are going
to remarry. II Mack behaves him
self" They we're divorced two years
ago. but renewed acquaintance here
n week ago. Broadway Ia expectant
ly watching the now courtahip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-12
How You Can Remove
Every Trace of Hair


A SIR paste made With some Pow.
dcred delatone ana water ana sprsad
on hairy surface about two min.
utes will. when removed. take every
trace Of hair with It. The skin should
then DO washed to free II from the
remaining delatone No harm can
result from this treatment but be
sure II Is delatone you get ana you
will not be disappointed. Nix frenh
- wantsd-AdvartisamNnA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-12

metallic or mineral iron which peopis
usually TAXA Crranie iron IL IKE the
iron In rour blood and itks the tree n
spinach. tentfis ana appisA While install
Tic ron 10 Just - ~ comes from tbs 80.
ton Of strong acids on small pte~es of
iron orxanie frou may be had from your
druggist under the name Of NuxATEp
IRON Nuaated Iron represents organic
iron n such . highly concentrated. form
that one dose 10 estimated 20 be Approni-
uatsiy equivalent Tin organic Iron con-
tenfi to eating half . quart Of spinach
or one quart Of xresr vegetables IL IL
like taking extract Of beef Instead Of eat.
inw pounds Of meat Your money vii be
refunded hy the manufacturers n you do
not obtain perfectly satisfsctory rcsuits
f'pr eaie by all dfuwgia;A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-12

A LAUNDRY owner and a prince
"A are the chief characters In ~
Dollar a Year Man" the photoplay
at the Strand this week Patty
Arhuokle Is the star of this picture.
which IN Of the comedy variety.
Fatty In member Of an elite club
Other members think he IN too hois'
ferrous to be on hand when they give
a banquet FOR the prince. so they ar
range 60 have him lurcd away when
time comes for the prince 10 arrive.
Imagine. then their dismay when
the 1ovial chap and the prince attend
the banquet arm In arm. The situa'
ton is hilarious.
CI.ENNIER
Priscilla Dean Is proving n very
popular drawing card at the Glenn
mer this week In her latest picture.
Reputation" This clever star
plays dual roie---that of mother
and daughter Roth are women OF
the stage bu, one Is sweet and big
hearted while the other Is coarse
and selfish. In both scharacteriSa'
tons Miss Dean In splendid.
An added feature 10 the bill II the
screen test reel showing entries In
Tho Star Universal motion picture
actress contest.
COLISEUM
''The Passion Flower" II the film
attraction at the Coliseum this week.
Norma Talmaage II the star. Miss
Talmadge plays tho role OF a young
Spanish girl whose beauty wins for
her many lovers. and incidentally is
tho cause OF much tragedy.
In the cast supporting the star APP
pear Harrison Ford. Courtney foote
and Natalie Taimadgc. There n
some fine dramatic action in tho pic
ture.
REx
Vivian Martin In the charming little
heroine OF Husbands and Wives"
Tn. photoplay showing AT tho Rex
this week. Misc Martin h delight
fui In the role OF a young society
girl who marr!ca a srnall-town hard
ware merchant How ahe tries 10
take up life In the little village and
accustom herself 20 tho simple way
OF living In order TO please her hand.
some young husband brings about
some amusing situations.
BLUE MOUSE
Bert Lyteii. the popular hero OF
lombard. Ltd" and other success.
full comedy dramas. 10 starring at the
Blue Mouse this week In "a Message |
From Mars" In this new picture
Lyteu has the role Of q conceited. |
selfish young chap who Ia eventually |
brought 10 his senses by . Wait
from a messenger from Mara
The plot Ia humorous
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-03-03
STATE TAX LEVY
MAY BE BOOSTED
HOUSE MEASURE PROVIDING
FOR TAX OF 4 11-3OTHS
MILLS FOR STATE
State Tax Levy for 1920 For All State
Purposes and On All Property Sub
ject to Taxation Was 2 39-4Oths
Mills; Levy Therefore UUp Nearly
Two Mills.

Provision for support of the gov
eminent of the state is made for the
next two years in House Bill $50, in
PRODUCED by a committee on ways
and means, which provides for a
levy on all property in Montana sub
ject to tax, for state purposes. I'm
der this bill the levy is A 11-30ths
mills for 1921 and 4 17-30ths for
1922.
The levy includes a tax of 3 IL
mills for the general fund. OF this
two mills is to be used directly for
general fund purposes and 1 IL
mills is provided for the university
maintenance fund in compliance with
initiative measure No. Is, which was
voted upon at the last election and
approved. BY the terms of this law
the funds derived from the 1 1-2
mill levy must be paid into the gen.
eral fund. The levy is the same for
both 1921 and 1922.
The bill also provides a levy of
4-10ths of one mill for 1921 for in
terest and sinking fund to retire the
state council of defense bond issue.
The same levy for 1922 is 3-10ths of
one mill.
The veterans welfare commission
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-03-03
BIG PARK-TO-PARK
TRAVEL EXPECTED
INQUIRIES COMING IN FROM ALL
PARTS OF EAST AND EUROPE
ON TOURING CONDITIONS
Headquarters of Highway Associa-
ton in Denver Putting Out Pam
phIet in Which Points of Interest
in Various Communities Along the
Trail Are Described.

In anticipation of heavy travel this
summer over the National Park-to-
Park Highway, the association fur
thering the movement is preparing a
pamphlet in which points of interest
of this and other communities on the
route will be mentioned, for the
guidance of road tourists. Side trips
will be featured.
An inquiry sheet has been sent to
every chamber of commerce or COM
mercial club for information con-
corning drives, auto camps and other
things in which the traveller is in
terested. This slogan is passed along
to the towns: Help the auto travel
or linger a little longer in your COM
munity."
Inquiries are coming to the gen.
eral offices in Denver, not only from
the east, but also from Continental
Europe, as to the wonders to be seen
on such a trip. The principal of a
private school in Holland asked for
details of the trip in the expectation
that some of the wealthy families
of the children might desire to make
the journey.
The road pamphlet will be of equal
Importance and service to all cities
and towns, and for this eason each
is to be allotted a certain number for
distribution, according to the plans
of Gus Holms, secretary-manager of
the association. He believes west
erners are going to use the Park-to-
Park highway, or part of it, to reach
the particular transcontinental high
way they desire to travel over in go
ing east.
Likewise, the easterner, or south
erner, In choosing any n of a dozen
transcontinental highways to jour
ney westward, comes in contact with
the Circle Highway on the eastern
slope of the Rockies. The road pam
phlet will convince him, in the esti-
nation of Mr.. Holm's, that a visit to
one or more of the national parks Is
feasible and desirable.
Tourists may be induced to stay
over here for another day or two
through this plan.