El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-11
MEXICAN NEWS
MEN GO THROUGH
Tour Of U. S. for In
formation, Are Return
ing by Laredo, Tex.

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Mexican editors on a tour Of the
United States viii not stop in FL Paso
10 be guests Of the chambers Of COM
anerce Of this city and Juarez accord
ing to word received in the Mexican
consulate Thursday noon The editors
are travelling on the Southern Pacific
railroad train due TO pass FL Paso at
8 o'clock this afternoon a commit
tee from the two commerce chambers
VIII be at the union station during
the few minutes the train VIII pause
Personnel OF Party.
In the party are the following Mex
lean new papermen-
Miguel Marines Rendoln. editor IA
Pltrio- Rafael de ia Huerta. editor III
Liberal; Leo ID. Walker, editor il
Progreso; al OF Monterey; Jose =
Camposs, editor FL EXCELSIOR j. de j.
Nunez y Dominique. editor Revistas
magazine; GonzalO Luis IOruel OlVero,
editor El Universal; l. Zamora
PlOWe, editor A. B. C. magazine
Carlos Pena Gonzales, editor El Uni-
versal llustradai all Of Mexico City;
]. r. de Castillo, editor Ell Informa-
dor, editor FL Dictamen, Neracruz;
W. Tribe Mendoza, editor FL Liberal
SaItillo; Teodoro r. Vargas, editor
la Prensa. Puebla; Francisco Zamora,
staff correspondent, Mexican Press
Getting Posted On l. S.
The party is travelling in q special
car. Wilfred WieEand, a correspond I
ent I'm Mexico city. and Lieut. p r. 7
O'ReIly. Of the American army, have
been with the party since leaving ]
Laredo. Tex, the first Of June The 7
Mexican newspaper men have made I
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ment, that they might learn Of con- /
ditons here and be better equipped 1
TO write Of the efforts Of the Amer ]
lean nation in the war.
An editorial sent TO FL Excelsior BY /
j. Nunez = Dominguez a few days ago /
dealt with the reception president /
wilson gave the editors IN the blue
room Of the white house in Washing
ton Nunez wrote OF the profound I
favorable impression made upon the \
visitors by the commandments.
Wants Them to stop
andres G.. Garcia, Mexican consul /
general here, wired the editors We'd I
neslay afternoon urging them TO stop
or here. telling them ne could ar
range 1c have the entertainment at
Kelly field postponed and could ar
range for their departure from La
redo az some other date. FL Faso
prominence as commercial and po-
10 their attention
This action Of aIr. Garcia was taken
after the matter OF inviting the e1i-
tors had been considered by meet
Ing Of several directors Of the local
-laznoer OF commerce. the JLarel
chamber Of commerce and Brig- Gen
Robert l. Howe and his chief OF
staff, Col A n Miller. 1T the cham
Der Of commerce building here
Two Cities Invite Them
~ HanHa O.
ocal chamber, suggested that the
chamber wire TO Laredo and Kelly
Ield with reference to postnoniug the
enter tainmenr provided Tor the AeEl-
an az, editors Upon discussion i was
lelieFeQ better 10 have Ar Garcia
send the telegram. In his telegram
lir. Garcia said the chambers Of com
uerce Of both ii Paso and JuareZ
1rged the acceptance OF the invita-
ion, as Old also the city Of FL Paso.
o. C. Coles. president OF the cham
Der, wired the editors a few days
iEo and invited them TO stop off
lere- but reply was received saying
G was impracticahle for them TO stop
lere, IS they had arranged to be ct
kelly field on the 18Th and at Laredo
IN the 18th OF this month
Desire TO Cooperate.
Several interesting talks were de-
ivered AT the wednesday meeting
With reference TO the desire for CO.
Ind FL Paso. President Coles said
le was sure that the people o. III
'lso. as unit were anxious for a
loser feeling between the two cities.
&c introduced Ambrosio Escudero.
resident Of the Juarez chamber. who
aid the people OF Mexico. particu-
arly OF JuareZ. were anxious to see
more cooperation between the two
titles.
say Border Conditions Iuproviue.
can ENnHHHnn
s going to strive 10 improve condi-
Ions. Conditions are better than they
we're several months ago and we want
o make them still better"
Mr. Garcia SAID that conditions were
much improved and he hoped to see
hem stiu better.
others present at the conference
we're A. " Reeves, secretary Of the
u Paso chamber. Angel MARTINEZ,
ormer president Of the Juarsz cham
er, Rafael LozanO Saldana, secre- Z
any, Maurice Schwartz. 3. j. Farrar.
raymond Bell. q. b. Newman, Hay 81
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