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Title: Tours to the forty-second annual convention of the American Bankers' Association, Kansas City, Missouri, September 25 to 30, 1916 : three special trains via the New York Central Lines
Year: 1916 (1910s)
Authors: American Bankers Association New York Central Railroad Company
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Publisher: (New York) : New York Central Lines
Contributing Library: Harold B. Lee Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Brigham Young University

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of the members of the various tours. Hotel accommodations at the Antlers,Colorado Springs, Brown Palace, Denver, and Hotel Colorado,Glenwood Springs, provide for two in a room, with bath.When room is occupied by only one person, there will be anadditional charge. Baggage Passengers will be entitled to the usual free allowance ofbaggage with access thereto at any time while en route. Astrunks cannot be transported in surreys or coaches, it will benecessary to place whatever wearing apparel may be requiredduring the trip through Yellowstone Park in hand grips lim-ited to 25 pounds each person. Trunks must be left on thetrain in charge of railroad representative during Yellowstonetour. A heavy overcoat will be useful in the park as themornings and evenings are quite cool. A duster or mackin-tosh should also be carried. Equipment of Specials The highest grade of Pullman, drawing room and sectionsleeping cars, compartment, observation, club, and diningcars, will be assigned to each train.
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Union Station, Kansas City -•>> ** i pE v 3p^ .i* 77*£re are waw^ swc/* /ra*/s iw ^ Pikes Peak region The drawing room accommodates three persons, and com-partment two persons, each room containing complete toiletfacilities. There will be valet and barber on each train, and, in addi-tion, a maid whose services will be at the disposal of the ladypassengers. Each train will also carry a stenographer, whose ser-vices will be free to the members of the party. Reservations Applications for reservations should be sent to William J.Henry, Secretary, New York State Bankers Association, 11 PineStreet, New York City, or W. V. Lifsey, Assistant GeneralPassenger Agent, New York Central Lines, 1216 Broadway,New York, or any of the New York Central Lines representatives whose names appear on last page, who will also gladly furnishany additional information desired. Reservations will be madein the order in which applications are received and each applica-tion must be

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