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INTERNATIONAL BIBLE STUDENTS ASSOCIATION CONVENTION

MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK, MD., SEPT. 1 TO 11, 1911

ROUND TRIP RAILROAD RATES GRANTED

Mt. Lake Park, Md., is a well-known Summer Resort where Camp Meetings, Bible Conferences, etc., are frequently held. It is located in the top of the Allegheny Mountains, on the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad. Naturally the B.andO.R.R. offer the best rates, consequently visitors do best in purchasing the round-trip tickets via this road. Fortunately it is an extensive system, extending from Philadelphia in the East to St. Louis, Chicago and Cleveland in the West, and passing through many important cities. We quote below the special rates granted by the B.andO.R.R. Those residing at other points should consider the advisability of buying regular tickets to B.andO.R.R. stations, and there purchasing “I.B.S.A.” Excursion tickets. Should your ticket agent not know of the special rates quoted below, ask him to inquire of his General Passenger Agent at his earliest possible convenience:—

DELAWARE Laurel…………………. 7.10
Newark…………………$9.10 Mt. Airy……………….. 6.10
Wilmington…………….. 9.45 Relay………………….. 7.10
Rockville………………. 6.10
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Rohersville…………….. 5.05
Washington…………….. 6.60 Sykesville……………… 6.40
Washington Grove………… 5.95
ILLINOIS Washington Junction……… 5.05
Chicago………………..15.50
NEW YORK
INDIANA New York City
Auburn Junction…………13.05 (Through us)……………12.90
Aurora…………………11.85
Garrett………………..13.10
OHIO
Jeffersonville………….14.35 Akron………………….. 8.15
Lawrenceburg……………11.75 Athens…………………. 6.40
New Albany……………..14.35 Barnesville…………….. 5.95
Seymour………………..13.65 Bellaire……………….. 4.87
Wellsboro………………15.10 Blanchester…………….. 9.95
Cambridge………………. 6.65
KENTUCKY Canal Dover…………….. 7.05
Louisville……………..14.35 Canton…………………. 8.15
Chicago Junction………… 9.40
MARYLAND Chillicothe…………….. 8.20
Aberdeen………………. 8.30 Cincinnati………………11.10
Annapolis……………… 7.60 Cleveland………………. 9.00
Baltimore……………… 7.40 Columbus……………….. 8.75
Barnesville……………. 5.60 Cuyahoga Falls………….. 8.15
Bradshaw………………. 7.90 Defiance………………..11.95
Brunswick……………… 4.90 Deshler…………………11.20
Cumberland…………….. 1.80 Dundas…………………. 7.20
Ellicott City………….. 6.95 Elyria…………………. 9.25
Frederick……………… 5.50 Fostoria………………..10.50
Gaithersburg…………… 5.95 Gallipolis……………… 7.95
Germantown…………….. 5.80 Girard…………………. 8.15
Hagerstown…………….. 5.50 Grafton………………… 9.00
Havre de Grace…………. 8.30 Greenfield……………… 8.90
Hyattsville……………. 6.80 Hamden…………………. 7.35
Keedysville……………. 5.20 Hillsboro……………….10.55

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Jackson……………….. 7.70 Foxburg………………… 8.90
Kent………………….. 8.15 Hyndman………………… 2.20
Lorain………………… 9.45 Johnstown………………. 4.60
Loveland……………….10.40 McKeesport……………… 5.85
Mansfield……………… 9.40 Meyersville…………….. 2.90
Marietta………………. 5.30 New Castle……………… 7.65
Massillon……………… 7.55 Philadelphia…………….10.20
Medina………………… 8.60 Pittsburg………………. 6.30
Midland City…………… 9.80 Scott Haven…………….. 5.35
Monroeville……………. 9.75 Uniontown………………. 4.25
Mount Sterling…………. 9.15 Washington……………… 5.70
Mount Vernon…………… 8.90 West Newton…………….. 5.40
Newark………………… 8.15
New Philadelphia……….. 7.05 VIRGINIA
Portsmouth…………….. 9.00 Norfolk…………………10.60
Ravenna……………….. 8.15 Old Point Comfort………..10.60
Sabina………………… 9.45 Portsmouth………………10.60
Sandusky……………….10.20 Strasburg Junction………. 6.35
Shelby………………… 9.40 Winchester……………… 5.75
Sterling………………. 8.25
Tiffin…………………10.15 WEST VIRGINIA
Uhrichsville…………… 6.75 Berkeley Springs………… 3.75
Warren………………… 8.15 Cameron………………… 3.90
Warwick……………….. 7.90 Charlestown…………….. 5.05
Washington C.H…………. 9.15 Clarksburg……………… 2.40
Wellston………………. 7.40 Fairmont……………….. 2.45
West Farmington………… 8.55 Grafton………………… 1.75
Wilmington…………….. 9.80 Harpers Ferry…………… 4.70
Youngstown…………….. 8.15 Huntington……………… 8.80
Zanesville…………….. 7.40 Kenova…………………. 9.05
Mannington……………… 2.95
PENNSYLVANIA Martinsburg…………….. 4.15
Berlin………………… 3.30 Morgantown……………… 3.30
Braddock………………. 6.00 Moundsville…………….. 4.40
Butler………………… 7.55 Parkersburg…………….. 4.85
Chester……………….. 9.85 Point Pleasant………….. 7.50
Connellsville………….. 4.65 Shenandoah Junction……… 4.45
Ellwood City…………… 7.65 Wheeling……………….. 4.75

Other railroads have granted our Convention round-trip tickets for one fare and a half. These tickets are straight and require no validation or stamping at destination. Some railroads grant a “Summer Tourist Excursion” rate to Mt. Lake Park from distant points, such as California, Texas, etc. Inquire fully before purchasing tickets.

Chicago friends expect to have a special train. There will quite probably be a special car from St. Louis, Mo., and other large cities—Pittsburg, Cleveland, etc. Boston friends expect to come to New York by boat, here to join New York City Delegation on a special train, due to leave New York City Thursday morning, August 31. Bring with you plenty of warm clothing.

For particulars re board and lodging see second page.

B.andO.R.R. folders, with Convention Program, we will supply on request.

Address all communications to “Entertainment Committee, I.B.S.A.,” 17 Hicks St., Brooklyn, N.Y.

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— August 1, 1911 —