El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-14
From Ell PasO To Jimenez;
Notes Made On Mexico Trip


Z F. II. Banneu and o. c. Toungblood
occupy the same stateroom. but deny
that there is to be any understand
I ing about Increasing the prices on
the Nash and the Overland on their
return home. Gordon Perry thinks
Dodges viii continue TO be popular
with Methodists.
IT IS not true that "Bil" Roe. Just
because he is running a train again,
has absent-mindedly been collecting
fares and putting five percent in an
envelope to turn over TO the com
Many National Anthems
We have been standing so much for
national anthems that we are becom-
ing flat-footed- F. W Seward says
every time they serve a new course at
a banquet the band plays a national
anthem Of some country and he has to
stand up until the food gets cold
Rev. Floyd Poe and James A Dick
brought a folding organ along 70 fur
are having a hard time keeping the
singers in tune
Emmett Hines IS having a hard time
convincing people that D. Z. Gibson
is his fatherinlaw and not his sonin-
law.
When the FL Pasoans Sc the nov
ing pictures OF the Fl Pasoans at Chi
MAMAAAar AAEL al E4AAAA u sec AAAAAE
Bill" Roe and Gov. Ignaclo Eurlquez
walking together smiling at each
other like a pair Of twin brothers H
H. FRS walked with Ev-Gov. Rodri-
gueL
Frank Jones and his genial smile
are missed on the trip The bank
president failed TO make connection
with the train at the last minute.
j. ". Eayser and Herman Andreas
nHa r~7nfmer With zach other in GIVING
the most embraces TO the friends they
meet on the trip. At one stop, a MAJ
came running up with open arms
shouting Amigo Kaiser and Edgar
gave him the customary embrace and
then saw that he was an FL Paso man
The crowd had the laugh on him.
Doug. Crowen has decided. after a
chihuahua has had since he was here
last that the key rate ought to be
pretty high.
Lockhart's Camera Busy
Arthur Lockhart takes a kodak pic
ture OF everything he sees He Is go
ing to have lot OF valuable data not
to mention evidence, when he gets
back home.
Art Woods hasn't secured much data
on water since he came into Mexico.
C. IL Harvey says Mexico IS the
hardest place IN the world to get a
drink OF water. when you are being
entertained by a reception committee.
Mr. Harvey has been invited By Gov.
Enriquez, OF chihuahua, to bring down
a party OF friends and hunt ducks
some time this fall
Joe Escajeda has the advantage Of
a lot OF Us He can understand an the
speeches, regardless OF the language
they are IN
Dr.. P H. Brown IS the tallest man
on the train and Jake Kaufman Is the
shortest The latter reference is TO
stature only. OF course
Nathan Cordova IS a hit as Pull
man conductor. Everybody knows
-Nats" and he knows everybody on
the train and service" is his first,
last and middle name.
Plenty OF Eats.
he dining car crew Is giving bang
up service only regular meals are
served but they are plentiful in
quantity and wholesome in quality.
The Chihuahua cathedral was built
In 1888 and Is therefore older than
Nike NefE They say that when IL
was built the native Workmeu got
the stones IN place by piling up the
earth on the outside Of the walls as
they rose in height and rolling them
up ana then carting it all away after
ne structure was complr ed Il was
built by taxing the output OF the
mines at Santa Eulalia- nearby.
We passed some very fine corn
Fields between Chihuahua and santa
Rosaiia-also saw a lot Of wild ducks
flying.
p D. Lackman wears the same old
smile al the tine and takes a walk
sFery morning for exercise when he
ls where he can get the space 70
walk.
Il costs 10 cents 1reries, ruva- ,,
send a letter home TO the states and
cents TO send g postal card. Photo
postal cards cost Is cents apisce
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