The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-05-20
EDUCATIONAL TOUR TO
NATIONAL CAPITAL WILL
BE CONDUCTED BY c. & D.
Special Pullman Train VIII Leave
Maysyille Sunday, June IS For
Three and One.half Day Visit
To Washington City.

uniouie education tour to the
national capital was announced Mon
| day by the Chesapeake & Ohio rail-
| road.
Sunday, June Is, special train with
full Pullman and dining car equip=
ment viii, leave Maysyille at 1:2o p IN.
for a tire ana oae-balf days tour OF
Washington
The cost Of the tour, including rail'
road fare, dining car service, hotel ae'
commodations in Washington. guides
sight seeing automobiles and every
minute detail of the trip will be from
s51.75 to $56.25, according to the Pull
! man service desired.
George Coombs, Cincinnati, travel
ing passenger agent, of the Chesa-
peake & Ohio, ana StaAiey y. Bohemia
general manager Of the Cosmopolitan
Tours company, Cincinnati, under
whose supervision the tours Will be
made weer in Maysville Monday ar
ranging details.
High school students may register
for the trip and ootsiR pamphlets con-
tanning information OF the trip.
Mr. Coombs declared 1t to be hise,1
educational in nature and Of great po-
tential benefit TO those who take aa-
| vantage thereof.
Although arranged especially for
| stadeats the general public Is ihVteq
TO take advantage of the trip, believed
to be of particular interest to organ
izations such as clubs, Boy Scouts ana
Camp Fire girls.
The Cosmopolitan Tours company -
efficiently equipped to promote INC
tour for the Chesa peake Il Ohio, nav
t,1 aYperienced guides and other "a
, aiiit,es that the patrons may get the
most out OF tie great educational field
at the capital.
Mr.. coombs pointed cut that the
nresant trend of education IS toward
tr.ve,. Noted educators have declared
that 70 rossd out the high school, OF
college training the graduates shoulo
have advantage OF a trip to points oi
interest.
"Tbere is no greater mecca iot
Ao-;.an tourists in the Unltso
states than Washington" Mr., Coomos
s,,d The Chesapeake & Ohio railroad
offers a particularly historic and IN
teresting route to the capital, tarough
the beautiful New River valley, wh''s
SULPHUR Springs, and Virginia
rha detailed schedule Of the journey
follows:
Sunday, June Is.
After boarding our special Tram
comnosed of Standard Pullman siep-
ers our route is eastward over the
SCENIC Chesapeake and Ohio fou'e'
running until we pass Huntington.
then our course Is along the Valleys u
tba Kanawha, New and Greenpriei
.,v.-, evening dinner will be served
n tho dining cars. The night ride
the mountains will be very
an,oyab,e at this time Of the season
wing ia the col breezes and comfort
,ble. sanitary Pullman berths.
Monday, June ID.
upon arrival in Washington, fne
most beautiful city in the United
States, special automobiles will be IN
waiting to carry US to the Cairo HOTEL
,ne of the show places in washington
will be served after when
We will Immediately open our sight-
seeing program with tour OF the CITY
II washington. This trip Will be mace
in the finest tourist cars in the city
md will include tho service of an ex-
,erienced guidt who will point out the
homes of statesmen, buildings OF ma
.ioual reputation and historical inter-
,st After lunch cars will call at the
MOTEL and take us on tour OF the
public buildings. This tour Will allow
II our visiting all Of the buildings In
sliding the White House The Capitol,
The Congressional Library, Bureau OF
and Engraving, The Smith
,oinian Institute, Pan-American build
ng, in fact nothing will be overlooked
This tour Is Of about four and one-half
hours duration and then to the hotel
Tor our evening dinner. The evening
has been left open for our party and
Il there are numerous shows to be
,een we know everyone will BIO con-
tented.
Tuesday, June 20. !
Special trolley cars will DO ready to
AXE IN on that famous journey to M
Vernon, tho homo OF George and Mar
.ha washington, The Washington es'
lats "a charmingly situated on one OF
he hills overlooking the Potomac
lbout sixteen miles from Washington
rhs NJ vsrnons ladies' Association
81 the Union have restored tho rooms
aud many personal relies Of George