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DER USED S16O,OOO
ASSETS, SAYS CLERK.
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ties and then sell stock in it and pay off
the crec:sors"
Who IS Gara?"
HE had an account with DER & Co.
out in California and he was on here.
The first time I saw him he wanted to
organize a foreign department with
DER & Co. and get the Hungar1ans and
people like that to trade, and then
don't exactly know how he got in
touch with DER after the failure. He
might have means. I don't think So
Tie transaction with Eisenlohr has
been considered highly important as II
involved the Dier property in New street,
where the office was. This property was
one of the best of Dier's assets.
Gaines told of the transaction by
which Dier alienated from the bankrupt
estate q large amount of stock In the
AZ New Street Corporation, the organiza-
tion formed by der to take control of
this property. The witness gave a long
and complicated account of the transac-
lions which ended in his being sent. just
as the Dier firm failed to turn the
stock in the New Street corporation over
TO Eisenohr in Phiadelphia-stoclS
which he estimated to be worth from
s1000 to s15O,0o0 Eisenlohr he said.
hesitated. called up his lawyers and
finally accepted the stock which was
offered to him in the guise of security
for a debt against DER. This took place
on the afternoon of January 16. the
receiver being appointed on the morning
of that day. The examination COLI
tinued:
Q. You are clear about this, aren't
you. that DER was trying to make away
with this stock In the AZ New Street
Corporation? Let US have the truth
about it. A. l can only give you my
personal opinion.
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Comparison sheets Explained.

Q. Will you explain this a little more
fully? A. Comparison sheets? On
comparison. two brokers VIII compare
at the end of the day. We have sold so
and so and so and so. = We have bought
SO and so and so and so. and making
your net long or your net short. don't
you see, so many shares.
@. SO you say that, In making up
these comparison sheets at the end OF
the day Bell & Company would have
to know from the nature of the trans
actions that Hughes a. Dier were not
doing an honest, legitimate business?
A. don't see how they could help IL.
The witness admitted that he had
been Dier's right hand man" for years
and that some people had said that ne
had practically made DER.
@. Then you would know whole lot
about his affairs? A. Well. Dier Is
very secretive in handling money IL
Dier got $4,000. he might tell you he
rot five"
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Says PHOEBE SNOW
Come sit awhile
And lets begmife
Wiih music every
fcefing mile
A ne7O delight
To speed your flight
Upon the Road
ofAnthraeife.
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Special Gable 10 THE New YORK HERALD.
Copyright, 1899, bp THE New York HERALD.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-05-16

the other details carefully so that
nothing Is lacking.
While the Grand Commandery,
which will meet in the Asylum Of
Maysville Commandery in the Masonic
Temple, does not open its sessions un-
I'll 2 O'Clock Wednesday afternoon, the
commandery functions begin Tuesday
evening. Eseorts from MaysvilIe Com
mandery will meet all arriving
Knights and ladies and tako them to
registration headquarters which are
maintained in the Shafsr & watkins
Paint and Paper store in the Masonic
Temple.
The real celebration will be opened
Tuesday evening at $50 O'Clock at the
Market street band stand where Mays
vllie's famous Cardinal Band will play
an hours concert.
The first reception and dance will
be given at Neptune Hall this evening
from to 10 by DeMolay Commandery
No. 12, OF Louisville. One Of the big
gest events Of the week will be the re-
ception and dance given at Beech
wood Park Tuesday evening from to
1 by the Right Eminent Grand Com
mander and Mrs. Samuel Pearce
Browning. This will be very bril-
liant AFFAIR and besides the uniformed
Knights and their ladies'. many local
and out-of-town people have been spe-
cially invited.
Officers Of the Grand Commandery
Knights Templar follow:
Right Eminent Grand Commander
s. p. Browning, Maysville.
Very Eminent Deputy Grand Com
mander-M. H. Fl. Davis, Paris.
Eminent Grand Generalissimo -
James Keeley, Owensboro.
Eminent Grand Captain General
o. H. Mattmiller, Louisville.
Eminent Grand Senior Warden-F
J. Mayer, Covington.
Eminent Grand Junior Warden-J.
R. Yeager, Danville.
Eminent Grand Treasurer - r. C..
Stockton, Richmond.
Eminent Grand Recorder - A. H.
Bryant, Covington.
Eminent Grand Prelate d. B.
Shackleford. Richmond.
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WEDNESDAY TO Be
The BIGGEST DAY
OF Big CONClAvE
Great Parade of Knights Beginning at
1850 Wednesday VIII Be the Most
Brilliant Display Seen In
MaysviIle For Years.

Wednesday is the biggest day of the
Knights Templar Conclave and for
this one day there will re hundreds OF
visitors from all ports of the state who
will leave for their homes Immediately
after the days program.
The Grand Commandery proper does
not open until Wednesday afternoon
at the Masonic Temple and the great
majority of the delcsat II arrive in
the city Wednesday morning. although
I, any have been coming in all day
Tuesday,
The public prog am OF the donclave
viii be held Wee .esdiy mt rning at
l0'o'clock at the First Baptist church.
This service will be in charge of EN-
met Sir Daniel Bates Shackleford,
Grand Prelate. The address of well
come will be made by Eminent Sir A.
Gordon Sulser, of Maysville Com
n andery, and the response will be by
, Eminent, 81 Henry S. McElroy, of
Naricn Commandery. The annual SER
non will he preached by the Rev. Sir
Robert Lee Telford, of Richmond Com
! n'andery A beautiful musical pro-
gram has been arranged by a choir
under the direction of Eminent Sir
! Peter Gordon Smoot. This service will
/ be one of the most beautiful and i'm
! pressive religious services yet held In
Maysville.
Immediately following the public
Worship. the grand street parade In
charge CT Right Eminent Sir Thomas
A. Keith VIII be formed and will move
through the principal downtown
streets past the band stand in Market
otreet where the Grand Officers will
review the annual demonstration.
At 1 o'clock Maysville Commandery
will serve luncheon at the banquet
hall of the Masonic Temple for the
Grand Commandery members. From,
. to 3 o'clock the annual competitive
drill will be held on Third street be-
tween Market and Sutton. Several
| we'll trained drill teams will compete
! fer beautiful trophy given by the To-
al commandery.
Follow'n" the drill will be a series
If receptions and dances by various
Communicates. From to Montgom-
cry Con ~andery gives a reception at
Beechwcd Park Fem 4 to 6 Couer
de Lion Ccmmar'o"y gives a recep-
t'on at the home of Judge and Mrs. A.
NJ. J. Cochran. From 7:30 to $50 the
Ashland Commandery gives a recep-
tion and Lawn Party at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs Robert A. Cochran. From
7:30 to 8 Webb Commandery gives a
reception and dance at Beechwood
Park and from Q to II Covington Com
mandery gives reception and dance
on the steamer Morning Star" at the
arket street landing.
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THE CONCLAvE
on TUESDAY.

@ THE CONCLAVE {
@ on TUESDAY. G
g $3.50 to 1880 p. m. = Cardinal 6
g Band Concert at Band {
9 Stand. {
9 500 to 1000 p. IN. - Recep- {
g ton and dance, Neptune {
Q Hall by DeMolay Command {
Q cry. {
9 800 p. m. to / g. m. - Recep- {
9 tion and dance, Beechwood 4
9 Park by Right Eminent Sir {
@ and Mrs. 8. P. Browning {
CCCCCCCCC 9 CCCOCCCCE
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TOBACCO TALK

Farmer Brown had a worried ap-
pearance as he went about his work
for, though corn planting was finish
ed and tobacco plants doing as well
as one had right TO expect, his sup
ply of ready money was about ex-
hausted and there were necessities he
and his family must have. He had
never established q real banking con-
nection and naturally hesitated to ask
for a loan. t..
Quite q contrast to his mood was
that Of his neighbor Smith who, gaily
whistling, rode up on his sorrel mare.
Heard the news, Brown?' he shout
ed, and without waiting for a reply
went on, "The association is making
another payment on our tobacco next
Saturday and there is going to be big
celebration in town. Well get as much
as we did ON the first payment" E"
"Hooray," shouted Brown, That's
great. 1t sure will come in handy for
me and the Missus, for.we have heen
going without things we needed for
some time"
mo reason for that" replied Smith.
"Why didn't you go to the State Ma
tional vBank? Those fellows are al
ways ready and willing to help us
over the hard places"
IL don't know much about banks but
I've been thinking would start an
account with the next money get"
said Brown ..
"A good idea" was his progressive
neighbor's response. "Now is the time
and the State National the place be-
cause Lige made possible this very
distribution when he recommended
that big purchase of pooled tobacco
for his company. Get ready and go
down with me Saturday and we'll both
deposit our checks in the reliable old
bank that never fails loyal customer
in a pinch"
THE STATE NATIONAL BANK,
THE ONLY NATIONAL BANK IN
THE COUNTY.
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inal band.
Sir Knights Wade H. Daugherty and
Clark Roberts, arrived here Monday
afternoon by automobile to make all
sine; Clark Robert, Captain General
their wives and daughters. The COM
mandery will be established in head
quarters at the Central Hotel.
Not only to DeMolay goes the honor
of being the first to arrive in body
on a special train but this command
cry will give the first reception of
conclave week at Neptune Hall Tues
day evening.
They have employed the Bluegrass
Band, of Mayslick, to make music for
them in Wednesdays parade and the
famed drill team of this commandery,
which has often won the trophy at
conclaves, will participate in the COM
petitive drill Wednesday afternoon.
The special train is in command Of
w. R. E. LaVielle, Eminent Command
er. Jno. F. Snarenberger, Generals
simo; Clark Roberts, Captain General
Those who will be on the train fol
low: A. J. Hartendtein, Senior War
den; Richard Priest Dietzman, Junior
Warden; Henry Bass, Prelate, and
wife; Thos. l.. Jeerson, Treasurer, and
captain of the drill team; Edw. Meg
lemery, Recorder, and sister; Dennie
Lindsay, Standard Bearer; Chester
Solomon, Sword Bearer; Ray Atkins,
Warder, and wife; Jno. Diebel, Sem
tinel; Past Grand Commanders Henry
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-05-16

Herewith is reproduced the most
famous knights Templar badge in
Kentucky, one that is known the
whole nation over 1t is the official
badge of Maysville Commandery No.
10, more popularity known as the
"5-15-22" Commandery.
This badge was originated at the
Tri-Annual Conclave of the United
States held in the city of Cleveland,
Ohio, in 1877, when five valiant and
magnanimous Knights represented the
local commandery with the famous old
Maysville band of Is pieces and plenty
of refreshments.
The late Eminent Sir e. A. Robinson
was the last of the five Knights.
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Hundreds Of Knights and
Ladies Coming for Big
State Conclaye
Templar From All Parts of the State Begin Arrival Tuesday
Afternoon Special Trains, Chartered Boats and
Automobiles Bring the Throngs
FIRST RECEPTION AT BEECHwooD
PARK TUESDAY NIGHT FROM o UNTIL

CcOres or knights Templar ana tneir
ladies' from all sections Of the state OF
Kentucky began arriving In Maysville
Tuesday for tho Seventy-fifth an
nual Conclave OF the Grand Command
cry Knights Tempiar Of the state OF
Kentucky.
This Is the fifth time since its estab-
iishment that the city OF Maysville has
entertained the Grand Commandery
Conclave. The last meeting here was
In 1906 when Eminent Sir Thomas A.
Keith was the Grand Commander and
presided over the body.
Maysville will be crowded with VS.
itors for the next three days. The
visitors will represent the most influ-
entail and Intelligent citizenship OF
the Commonwealth OF Kentucky. They
will come from every town Of any size
in the whole state. Thirty-seyen com
manderies will be represented and II
In estimated that there will be fifteen
hundred to two thousand Knights and
ladies aside from their guests.
In addition TO the Kentucky Knights
there will be visitors from several
states and the neighbor state Of Ohio
will be represented by about seventy
five knights and ladies and Will bring
with them q brass band. The Ports
mouth Knights will arrive here We'd
nesday morning on special train
over the c, & o.
Maysville Commandery, No. 10,
known throughout the state for its
hospitality, one OF the most famous
communicates in the state. has done
its best to prepare for great con-
clave this year. The various commit
tees have been working for weeks to
have everything In readiness and
nothing has been overlooked.
Sir Knight George p. Lambert, the
chairman OF the Decoration Commit
tee, with the assistance Of expert dec
orators, has the city in gala attire.
Sir Knight c. p. Rasp. chairman OF
the Housing Committee has had a
great job on his hands finding homes
for all the visitors but the people OF
Maysville have kindly opened their
homes to the visitors and everyone
will be properly housed either in a
hotel or boarding house or in a pri-
vate family. Sir Knight Edward NJ.
Smith, who is Eminent Commander
Of Maysville Commandery, heads the
Finance Committee and has arranged
to finance the conclave in splendid
shape.
Sir knight Ernest Gardner, chair
man Of the Committee on Transporta-
ton. has arranged for the parking OF
special trains, the mooring of charter
ed steamboats, and the caring for au-
tomobiles. He will also have the big
task Of getting all visitors baggage to
their headquarters from tho trains.
Other committees have looked after
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DeMolay First to Arrive On
Special Train for Conclave

T. Jefferson and Fred w. Hardwick;
Past Commanders Jno. Mass and
wife. Thomas c. Wilkerson and wife,
Harry Barker and wife, James P.
Gregory, William Fromiller, Thos. o.
Floyd, VIM. F. Gchardein; Sir knights
Wade H. Daugherty, D. B. Perkins and
lady, Jno. R. Reid and wife, Lee F.
Hukill a: d wife, E. B. Ellingsworth
and wife, Jas. d. Vaughn and wife,
Jno. Pounds and daughter, Thos. E.
Gibson and wife, Frank brewery and
wife, Chas Schwab and wife, Clarence
Miller and wife, Geo. c. Dusenberry
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NOTICE FRIENDS
OF AMERICAN LEGION.

A number of the friends of the
American Legion boys having express
ed a desire to contribute articles not
received during the shower Friday af-
ternoon, the Civic Committee takes
this method Of informing them that
they can obtain list of the aforesaid
articles by 'phoning Mrs. Carolyn
Russell at 697.
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DeMOlay Commandery X. T. of Louis.
vile Will Arrive With Large
Crowd of Delegates.

The famous DeMolay Commandery
CT Louisville. will be the first Com
mandery to arrive for the big Knights
Templar Conclave on its own special
rain. This special DeMolay train will
arrive here over the L. & n. at about
$50 O'Clock Tuesday afternoon and
will be met at the local station by an
escort squad of Maysville Command
cry led by the famous Kentucky Card
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Eminent Grand Standard Bearer
J. T. Graves, Versailles.
Eminent Grand Sword Bearer. p.
Gregory, Louisville.
Eminent Grand Warder - W. w.
Rubel. Lebanon.
Eminent Grand Captain Of the
Guards. s. Pinney, Mt. Sterling.
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POLICE WARNING.

Householders are warned to keep
doors and windows locked and be
careful in crowds. Large gatherings
as the conclave always invite pick
pockets, perch climbers and sneak
thieves. JAMES MACKEY,
Chief of Police.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-05-16

and wife, Jess X. Graves and wife, e.
R. Turner wife and guest, Jacob
Schreck, Geo. A. Bennett, Louis Max
Brown, Phil. S. Crutcher, Jr., E. A.
Howell, Geo. Duber, Geo. L. MacDon-
The Keota news., 1922-06-09
Bsekiaxhsa News lsems

Tho Girls Sewing Club meets on
Tuesday afternoon. Miss Whipple has
charge Of the first year class. and Mrs.
Dinsmsos has the second year class.
Earl Laoss hss taken Harley Jobbihs'
place as driver Of the road truck.
W. C. Ropc snd family ief, Friday in
THAR car for . summers trip to Mis-
souri,. stopping on their way 10 visit
relatives in Nebraska ard Kansas.
Mr.. label. seeompacied BY his 500.
Louis. left last week fos Minnesota.
having received word Of the death Of
his father.
Tho Simmons family Of Hixhto~cs
ncishboshood ~esU guests ~ the Hen.
sstt homo Sunday.
A. tho annual meeting Of tho Farm
css Elevator Co. held last Friday. the
officers ~csr all reelected tof another
year. and l. Z. fosscs MAS put In
charge Of tho elevator during tho satn-
sncf.
Mfe. Williamson tctk sStut%sy wv
her hons in Rock Island. Ill. after
speeding six weeks in arranging bus.
iaeee matters and visiting ~ish former
neixhboss.
Charity winxste stayed over night
Tuesday with Donna Tsumbo.
Nj. and Mrs. Dihsmoos drove 10 Fort
Morgan Tuesday 10 meet their hslIs
soa. Daas Reddish. vho has bsca stay.
ins ~ish hi, grandmother. Mrs. Fur.
brake. al 81. Joseph. Mo-. sisee last
November.
Mcssfs. vs~tes. Ttumbo. Warner.
and A. d. List left hefe Mendsy BY
auto fus . trip 10 northern Arkansas TO
Investigate the farming proposition In
that part Of the country.
Ms. Poash and son aud Clsdys List
we're in Rsyases Wednesday.
The Fleming family arc staying ss
Ihs ranch st present.
Charles uastisoa came up from Ssrs-
ling aud took charge Of the lumber
yard during Nj. Zabsl's Absence.
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Ms. and Mrs. George Sehconovcs vie
tied from last Thursday 10 Sunday with
their pasVst.. Ms. aud Mrs. d. w.
Schouoover. aud Mr.. and Mrs. Huehey
irwin. On Sunday they went to Den.
yer. and on Wednesday from there to
Hays. Kansas. to visit Mrs. Seheen.
overs sister. Mrs. Robert Hall. George
was manager a the elevator. lumber
yard and store Of the Denver Elevator
Co. at Logan. Colo. until. just recent
~. when the company closed out its
lumber and store business and shut
down its elevator at Logan. They es-
pect to locate at Haxtun or Holyoke.
Colo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Hausser of keens-
berg and Miss Harriet Seyler Of Den.
vcr visited the J. d. Rumsey family
the first of the week. On Tuesday
evening Mrs. J. d. Runsey and her
guests were entertained at luncheon
by Mrs. ]. A. Rumsey. Dwight and
Emmett Rum.ey and Mr.. Hausser
came later. and were in time to enjoy
some choice selections of music by Miss
Becroft and Miss Seyler.
Take . Kodak with you. Stanley has
them: also roll films and supplies. s2tf
The Keota news., 1922-06-09

Mr.. and 0Ya w. N. Crcel and two
Children. Of Alamsno. Kansas. and Nrs.
Guy Burgess Of Johnstown. visited .,
the (. B. Short home Thursday. Mr..
and MFs Creei drove thru in their eas
Tuesday to see AFs- CFecl's grand
mother. Mrs George Fay. Of Loveland.
Who 10 critically i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Bsinklsy. from
lAGEsnge. No.. on their honeymoon.
visised Tuesday and Wednesday With
Mrs. BFinkicy's brother. Arthur Aeeois
and family. st the Aeeeia farm. eigh,
miles southwest Of Keota. From here
they went to Sheridan. Wyoming.
Ms. and Mrs. Herbert Wsxham and
baby. Stewart. came from Denver To
make farewell visits with their parents
and friends before leaving for csiifos-
MIA On Sunday their friends gave q
dinner for them st the W. o. Vinegar
homc.
The News has several copies OF
csmpbcii's book. Progressive Agsieal,
IaEe. These cost dollar each. and arc
worth IL To anyone who will apply tbs
information they contain. Fsss. "a
long ~ they last
Miss Edith Marsh. who has heen
teaching school in Montana. 10 spending
= few days with Grandma Bailey. Miss
Marsh taught Gseen Valley school. ses.
eh miies north Of gown. t~o ycass ago.
Ms. and Mrs. Claire Walker and son.
Jesse. MsSL Amelia bigelow. Chssiis
and Eims bigclow. ssd Marion StsIey
spent Decoration day st tho hons oi
Z. u. Short.
Mrs. G. =. Becker returned Monday
morning from Bsixhton. Colo. having
been called there because Of the iliaess
ard death Of her little niece. wiils
Thomas.
Misses Mildred Robinson ard Masy
Hswossh left Monday morning for q
visit with Miss Robinsoa's sister. Mn.
II. T. Bowess. sy henson. MINI.
Found: fsis Of spsesaeies with gold
bridge. chain and hair pin. ownss
may hare same BY calling st tho Nsws
osiee and paying fos this I'D.
" More people have taken Tsnise and
praised il than any other medicine in
The world There's oae reason only
merit. l.. II. Underwood.
Ms. o. II. Vinegar came over from
Greeley with Herbert Wsxhsm and
family TO visit fos few days with hot
son. Willard.
The issye and modern Tsnise t.ahoss.
(osiss 1t Dayton. Ohio. occupy Ga. 0l
square feet Of floor space. L. II. Tin.
escswood.
New Kodak estsloes. Got one .,
Stanley's. whether you have = Gamer,
or not. You will find Il IN interesting
book.
Dcnni.oa's Lustfc Fold. The hes,
crepe paper. Sc or two for s5c, ay
Synlcy's. Cheaper crepe. ioc pcr roll
Xtt IL . pleasure to sell Tanlsc. BE-
cause those who buy II como back and
praise 1t. l.. II. Underwood.
o. T. Bailey and his mother. and
Mis-. Edith Marsh spent Friday evening
at the home Of Lark Bailey.
Misses Elizabeth Watt and Elma
Biselow arc attending State Teachers
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ship yosf
CHuRN1NC CREAM
wjadsof Farm Dairy. Oeaver

Mr.. and Mrs. Claire Walker and son,
Jesse, Charlie Brown, Elma Bigelow.
Emma Kaiser. L. b. Sweet. Carl and
Charlie Bigelow, J. c. Bigelow and
wife and Mrs. Amelia Bigclow. and the
Z. B. Short family spent Sunday pic
picing at the Buttes.
fortnes, Photographer. Sterling. Colo.
The Keota news., 1922-06-09

Advertising Rates: Transient display.
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locals. reading notices and legsls. 7e per
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for each subsequent insertion.
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v E RY0 E
should spend at least one vacation In
The Land Of Wonders
Park-and see sights and scenes the like
of which do not exist elsewhere. BY the
way. this Is the Golden Anniversary Of
Yellowstone-President U. S. Grant signed
the act Of dedication Of Yellowstone For
the Enjoyment and Benefit Of the Peo-
ple." on March l. 1872.
Briefly. the attractions are--an incompatible
climate. Wild animals Of numerous species liv.
Ing their natural lfe yellowstone b the lhyH-
ct wild game preserve IN the wosid): maani6-
cent forests: Wild flowers Of brilliant hues. m
great variety and profasion: lakes. rivers.
waterfalls tthe Great Fall Is almost twice 1S
high as Niaa1sa). tnnumesablc rivers and
creeks: aeyscrs. mud volcanoes. hot and min
csal springs. exquiSitciy colosed pools: noun
tains and canyons: wonderful hotels bungalow
camps. IN automobile ride that has no counter.
part in an the world. and-the Cody Road. II
you don't see the Cody Road through the But.
fajow Bun Country you don't Sec Yellowstone.
Why not 90 this year? Take the family! De.
eide when. then let me make your reservations
50 you win be sure Of accommodations. Ask
me how to include Colorado without added
rail- cost.