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I m p o r t a n t N o t i c e
The 20th Century Limited and other New York Central namngcr trains
are frequently operated in two or more sections. It is therefore necessary
that friends who expect to wire you en route, or meet you nl i ntlona, should
know the number of your Pullman Car as well as the numl.ri 01 name of your
train.
Special Service Charges on Trains Nos. 25 & 26
"Twentieth Century Limited"
WESTBOUND EASTBOUND
To I'
Rom To
Elkhart Chicago Chicago Klkharf Toledo
New York J8.95 $10.00 Albany $s ft.-, S7 M $6 25
Harmon 8.60 9.70 Pittsfield... 0 L'ft s 0 85
Boston 8.95 10.00 Springfield.. tt.2f> s 6 85
Worcester.... 8.95 10.00 Worcester.. 10.00 H.DS 7 55
Springfield 8.25 9.25 Boston 1(1 00 un 7 70
Pittsfield 8.25 9.25 Harmon 9.70 («) 7 25
Albany 7.50 8.55 New York. . lO.dn 7 60
Syracuse 5.95 7.00 ' ——•
Buffalo 4.40 5.45
Limited Train Features
Special service features are provided on limited trains as follows!
Nos. 25 and 26—Twentieth Century Limited.
Club Car—Barber, Bath, Secretary, Dictaphone, Valet, Stock Reports,
Sporting Events, Magazines, Newspapers, Stationery,
Observation Car—Maid, Telephone at Terminals, Lounge, Magazines,
Newspapers, Stationery.
Nos. 11 and 12—Southwestern Limited.
Club Car—Valet, Stock Iteports, Newspapers, Magazines, St:ilinncry.
Observation Car—Telephone at Terminals, Lounge, Magazines, Newspapers,
Stationery.
All club cars on the N.Y.C. Lines carry a current copy of the Official Ity. Guide.
Western Union Telegrams
Telegrams, cablegrams, day and night letters accepted in all telegraph
offices in railway stations along the New York Central Lines for transmission
via Western Union. Fifty-word night letters for delivery the toll.,wing morning
to any part of the United States at the rate of a ten-word day message.
National Travelers Aid Society
Representatives of National Travelers Aid Society are at many ..f the
larger stations for purposes of relief of distress and assistance of unprotected.
Those in need of such service should inquire of the station force fot n National
Travelers Aid Society representative.
Check Baggage Direct
Passengers are urged to check theirbaggagethroughtohou.se address, hotel,
steamship, dock, etc., at destination, thus insuring prompt delivery and
avoiding necessity for any further attention on their part. Reliable transfer
companies perform the service at nominal rates. Charges m;i\ lie paid at
starting point or after receipt of baggage at destination address This delivery
arrangement is in effect at all of the larger cities along the New York < lentral
Lines.
Street Car and Bus Service at Terrace Station, Buffalo
Passengers arriving at Terrace Station, Buffalo, from Niagara Falls and
points on the Michigan Central Railroad will find convenient street car
and bus service nearby for all sections of Buffalo, or connecting railroad
and steamship terminals. Consult City Map posted at Station.
Bus Service to and from Central Terminal, Buffalo
Frequent bus service is provided to and from New York Central Terminal
at Buffalo and the hotels and downtown district.
Fare ten cents. Free transfers between all local buses and street car lines, l
Buses arrive at and leave from the Upper Level of Central Terminal.
No stairs to climb.
New York Central
Service to Travelers in
Foreign Lands
Cable Address—Nycentral—New York
Wherever there is an American Express foreign office, travelers
will find New York Central service:
At the seaport docks, at the principal railroad depots and at
many frontier points, American Express uniformed interpreters
arc stationed to aid the Company's patrons.
At American Express offices are available travel, financial and
traffic services of a scope to meet every requirement of the
traveler on his journey to strange lands—•
An office which he can use as his headquarters.
An address to receive his letters, cables and wireless messages.
A Travel Bureau where he can secure his railroad, airplane,
steamship and motor transportation.
A financial department for purchasing or cashing Travelers
Cheques and Letters of Credit and exchanging foreign money
and receiving and transmitting funds.
A freight department staffed with men familiar with customs
requirements and the laws of the various countries in connection
with the movement of freight shipments—where arrangements
can be made for transportation and transhipment abroad,
ocean bookings, the issuance of through bills of lading and customs
clearance at ports of entry.
The .American Express Company are general foreign agents
for the New York Central, and our patrons are invited to avail
themselves of these services.
Arrangements for New'Yorh Central transportation and
Pullman reservations for your trip home from New York
or Boston can be made at American Express foreign offices.
American Express Offices
i.Hl KT BRITAIN
London tl liny market, 9. W. 1
lAwr/mot—nun.i Bldfl., Water Street
Southampton—2h Oxford St.
Glasgow M.' Mope St. (W. A. Williamson,
Ltd.)
KillnhHKih 10 Frederick St. (W. A.
Wlllluiimon. Ltd.)
DuNtn Irish Free State, 116 Grafton
8 Limit
FOREIGN COUNTRIES
l-KANCE
pans—\i itu< Berlbe
Havrt .: Plaoe Jules Ferry
Marsrllirs 13 i,u ("anneblere
Nice—2 Itut* du Contra
Canntt 0 Bis, Etuedea Beiges
Monti < 'ailo. Monaco—Avenue de Monte
i larlo
SWITZERLAND
Lucerne -ft Loweiistnuwe
Zurich 8 EttbJporteplati
Hash lleiiiiiuttHtriiHse 12
Jnterlakrn — .V.l HOJWwej
Montreui—83 Grand, Hue
Lugano—Palace Hotel, Piazza G. Tell
Geneva—7 Hue du Mont Blanc
ITALY
Rome—38 Piazza di Spagna
Naples—58 Piazza rlei Martlrl
Genoa—via Balbi (Hotel Colombia)
Milan—Plazzale Flume 2
Florence—2 & 4 Via Tornabuonl
Venice—Rlva Decll Schiavonl, 4200/1
* Palermo—-Via Ingham 67
mTaormlna—Corso Umberto 131
BELGIUM
Antwerp—87 Place de Melr
Brussels—121 Boulevard Adolphe Max
DENMARK
Copenhagen—23 Amagertorv
The Water Level Route
59 60
GERMANY
Berlin—3 Unter den Linden
Hamburg—16-18 Alsterdamm
Bremen—32 Bahnhofstrasse
Munich—14 Maximiliansplata
AUSTRIA
Vienna—Karntnerring No. 14
HOLLAND
Amsterdam—88/1)0 Rokin
Rotterdam—111 Coolslngel
GREECE
Athens—23-a Stadium St.
Constitution Square
Piraeus—42 Phllonos St.
EGYPT
'Assuan—Grand Hotel
Cairo—Continental Savoy Buildings
*LUZOT—Winter Palace Hotel
PALFSTINE
Jerusalem—Jaffa Road
INDIA
Calcutta—14 Government Place. East
Bombay—Temple Bar Bldg., 143 Esplanade
Rd.
Colombo, Ceylon— Church Street
STRAITS SETTLEMENTS
Singapore—1 Collyer Quay
CHINA
Hongkong—4 Des Voeux Road, Central
Shanghai—15 Kiuklans Road
Tientsin—137 Victoria Road
Peipino (Peking)—Wagon-Uts Hotel
JAPAN
Yokohama—7 Ninon Odorl, Nakaku
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
Manila—95 Plaza Moraga, P. O. Box
1463
•Season office
Onv of thr /Yen- t'.rtuc "Sonta" Liners
R a i l - W a t e r C i r c l e - T r i p s
A r o u n d A m e r i c a
$ 2 1 5 - $ 3 4 0 up
NEW Y< >KK— CALIFORNIA
— PACIFIC NORTHWEST
II '«•«•/«• ly SiiHiitgs from
N e w Y o r k , S u n I ' V u n c i s c o a n d L o s A n g e l e s
Fortnightly Sailing* from Seattle and Victoria
G R A C E L I N E
This u n i q u e vacation Idea presents the fascinating
features of a trip nhroad, together with an unusual
opportunity to Bee your own country. It is moderately
priced and includes rail transportation from
your Starting point to either coast . . . a restful
ocean voyag one of I lie famous Grace "Santa"
ships through I he Panama Canal to the opposite
coast, with slops in Havana, Colombia, the Central
Americas and Mexico . . . and return rail transportation
to your starting point.
Rail tickets provide liberal stopovers in National
Parks, Canyons, and other points of interest. The
Grace Line's cruise 'round the coast offers shore
visits, or inland excursions, in romantic foreign ports
along the way. No passports required.
Consult New York Central Lines licket agents who
will gladly arrange nil details of transportation for you.
N e w Y o r k C e n t r a l R e p r e s e n t a t i v e s i n
M e x i c o a n d C u b a
WCHs Fargo & Company, S. A., have been appointed
General Agents for the New York Central Lines in Mexico
and Cuba with oilices in the cities listed below.
These offices are equipped to give New York Central
patrons complete information regarding travel in those
countries; make hotel and sleeping car reservations; attend
to exchange of foreign money and shipping of curios and
arrange personally conducted or unescorted tours.
Mail may be sent in care of these offices to be held until
.ailed for or forwarded.
At the border offices at Laredo, Texas and Nogales, Arizona
md the maritime ports, Tampico and Vera Cruz, the Company's
agents are equipped to render great assistance to trav-
I.ts in connection with the various customs formalities.
Wells Fargo & Co., S. A.
General Agents in Mexico and Cuba
M.-xico City
\vr. Madero, 14
11 nl el Regis
Monterrey, N. L.
/. iragoxa 1037 Sur.
I .aredo, Tex.
I 'aohuca, Hgo.
1 'uebla, Pile.
Tampico, Tamps.
\ era Cruz, Ver.
11v:m;i-Zulueta, r15
amaguey, Cam.
Milrtires, No. 28
i liego de Aviles, Cam.
(.iiiiiilnoamo, Ote.
You Can Sleep
MEXICO Guadalajara, Jal.
Ave. de Los Heros No. 173
Culiacan, Sin.
Hermosillo, Son.
Guaymas, Son.
Mazatlan, Sin.
Nogales, Son.
Tepic, Nay.
San Bias, Sin.
CUBA Moron, Cam.
Nuevitas, Cam.
Santa Clara, S. C.
Santiago, Ote.
Discontinuance of Extra Fares
All extra fares on trains of the New York Central Lines
have been discontinued excepting the special service charge
on the Twentieth Century Limited.
Stop Over at Niagara Falls
Passengers traveling via New York Central Lines are
given an opportunity to stop over at Niagara Falls within
final limit of ticket.
Free Side Trip to Niagara Falls
Ticket for a trip to Niagara Falls and return will be furnished
without charge upon application to depot ticket
agent, Central Terminal, Buffalo, to passengers holding
first class tickets reading through Buffalo via New York
(Central Lines. This privilege is accorded only to passengers
holding tickets from Cleveland, O., Youngstown, O., St.
Thomas, Ont., and stations beyond to Rochester, N. Y.,
and stations beyond or vice versa.
Stop Overs at Other Points
A stop over within final limit of ticket will be granted passenger
at any station enroute on the New York Central Lines.
Special Arrangements for Organized Parties
Members of organizations or organized parties contemplating
trips will find it greatly to their interest to consult
any representative of the New York Central Lines, who will
be pleased to quote fares and make all arrangements for
the trip.
FAST DEPENDABLE EXPRESS SERVICE
The Railway Express Agency operates its convenient,
nation-wide service over the lines of this Company.
Information regarding rates and service may he
secured at any Express Agency on the New York
Central Lines.
Printed in U. S. a. 01 the de vinne-hallenbec csmpany, inc., new york 62 Form 1001-175M-12 3 33