GENERAL INFORMATION

POST OFFICE—The Post Office is a fourth class United
States Pcst Office, giving all the service usually rendered
by this class Post Office. The Postmaster is an em-
ployee of the United States Government.

LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE AND TELE-
GRAPH SERVICE.

LAUNDRY, CLEANING AND PRESSING—May be adequate-
ly cared for in Estes Park Village.

GENERAL STORES—Bookstore, Drug Store, Art Nook, Soda
Fountain — well equipped with up-to-date stock, first
class service.

MEDICAL CARE—Dr. J. O. Mall of E'stes Park is the camp
medical officer. Dr. Mall will be available cn call or
at his office in Estes Park Village. A trained nurse will
be on the Grounds at all times.. The medical officer will
inspect the sanitary arrangements of the camp once a
week.

TENNIS COURTS—Open to all who reside on the Grounds.
PLAYGROUND—For the children.

SADDLE LIVERY—With frequent personally conducted trips
to the mountains.

ESTES PARK GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB—Just beyond
Estes Village.

REGARDING RESERVATIONS—A cash payment of 25 per
cent of the lease price is required at the time of reser-
vation of housekeeping cottages; balance payable on

date lease begins. No subletting may be dore except
with consent of Conference management. If permsssion
to sublet is given, a charge of $5.00, to cover laundry and
labor incident to making the change, will be made.

The management reserves the right to shift reservations
among cottages of the same type, cost, and general loca-
tion, in order to fit in dates to the best advantage of
tenants and management, and allcw the largest pcssible
use of the cottages.

Information about cottages is sent based upon those avail-
able at the time of writing. If, however, the cottage
mentioned is rented before your reply with deposit is
received, we will do our utmost to assign you to some
other cottage as nearly like what is desired as possible.

Make your reservations early, as each year many are dis-
appointed because they apply too late.

ESTES PARK VILLAGE—Excellent facilities for summer
visitors are offered in the Village of Estes Park through
well-equipped stores cf all types, well-trained physiciaus,
a bank, a good library, a number of garages and service
stations, restaurants, hotels, a community church under
Presbyterian auspices and a Roman Catholic church with
a priest in residence for the summer moxths. A weekly
paper, ‘The Estes Park Trail,’ is published, giving news
of interest to vacationists.

Further information about Estes Park Village may be secured
through the Estes Park Chamber of Commerce.

Railroads are offering bargain rates to Colorado this summer.
Information on rates and schedules may be secured from
the passenger departments of eastern and western rail-
roads.

Information about rental of cottages and correspondence concerning the Estes Park Confer-
ence should be addressed to Herbert E. Evans, at Earl Hall, Coiumbia University, New York

City, and after May fifteenth at Estes Park, Colorado.

The Conference property is being cp-

erated directly by a Board of Directors representing the interests of the Y. M. C. A., churches,

universities and colleges.

William E. Sweet, Chairman, Former Governor of Colorado; Ira

Lute, Secretary and Treasurer, Executive Secretary, Y. M. C. A., Denver, Colorado; Herbert
E. Evans, Managing Director, Counselor to Protestant Students at Columbia University, New

York City.