El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-14

arms wide TO the visitors. considering
II high compliment to have dele
gates from the clubs from every city
/ in the great Lone Star state visit at
one time. Denver Rotarians knew the
I train would be here and had made
i3lans TO look after the Lone Star
I Rotarians while they are here 1t
viii be the first time in history that
IAN Rotary delegations in Texas have
/ gone TO the convention on the same
train.
dob" vinsOn Is Leader.
At the head Of the aggregation is
Bob Ninson-in educational circles
he is the Hon Robert Vfnson. uresi-
dent of the Texas university. in Ro-
tary circles. he is Bob" Vinson. gov
ernor Of the 18th Rotary district,
which means Texas. Texas is the only
state in the union that has an entire
district to itself. 50 the state Of Texas
and the whole 18th district. with the
governor in the party. will roll into
salt Lake City Monday morning.
Every body wears an arm band of cell
lulOid with the word Texas on it.
The name OF the city is worn around
band
The Texans brought along a lot OF
songs, most Of them of the Kidding"
sort, such as I Wear My silk Pa
lamas in the Summer When It's hot
but FL Paso" has made a hit with
them all and we are going TO have
lot OF volunteer talent at salt Lake to
help US put over" the Fl Paso mes
sage, from present appearances.
Theaters and the ROyai Gorge.
This evening Will be spent at the
theaters, most likely. unless we all
get notion to trot around TO such
caharets as may be doing business
Anyhow. we have until after midnight
here and nobody expects to go TO bed
early-not even Volney Stiles, Ell
Paso,s Episco1aliau coal dealer We
are leaving in time Ito get TO the
Royal Gorge tomorrow morning after
sunup. There viii probably be relig-
ious services aboard the train as IL
rattles along westward on Sunday
morning, as this is customary aboard
special trains OF Rotarians on Sunday
and in the district governor. the Ro-
tarians have not only a college presi-
dent, but Presbyterian minister.
Sunday night will be spent on the
road in western Colorado, where the
Rotarians Will miss some Of the finest
scenery in the west. and Monday
morning early we should arrive where
the 8Iormons established themselves
almost century ago
To Take n Look Mt Reno.
Ed. Lachman is making all the Fl
Pasoans take an oath of blood" that
they Will go TO Reno with him after
the convention at salt Lake Reno
Is the former Lachman home and he
says he wants to spend the day there
and he wants the rest Of US with him
so we can see-he says-what the
people think Of him there. Some of
the married men are a bit afraid TO
let their -Fives stop at Reno but Ed
has the promise Of several FL Pasoans
to stop with him.
It looks as II the FL Pasoans would
stick together for almost two weeks.
Nearly everybody has a ticket for San
Francisco and we are all planning to
get there the same time and probably
do some Fl Paso singing for the peo-.
pie OF the great western metropolis.
Willie Winch has never been to San
Francisco and most OF the party is
planning to keep watch over Willie
so that he comes TO no harm. Willie
brought a trunk along-just what for
nobody knows. It hasn't leaked any
yet, the baggageman reports.
Denver n Great Summer Resort.
Everybody is feeling good up here
in this balmy climate and we all al
most agree with the Denver people I
that this is a great summer resort !
They are almost as enthusiastic here I
over their city and the things around |
it as Fl Pasoans are about FL Paso /
and the things in and around it Gin !
Guiding George Theisen's Hueco Basin I
Adv They praise Colorado and its 4
virtues so much that we are reminded 4
OF VIII Crombies joke VIII says 4
when he was elected president OF FL 4
Paso Rotary, he said to his wife: I
We'll. here's where I get to parade 4
my virtues" Mrs. Crombie said I
NY dear. remember il takes several !
to make a parade"
If what the Denver people saw is 4
true, they have enough virtues up !
here to make a parade all right. And I
they are DRY-'really," as Little
Chris would say.