Greene County herald., 1920-11-19
CAY TIME AHEAD
Mexican With Much sGiIts Wears
-, La Belle France.
Twelve Mfiib1 II + iands afn AR Ssahs sal
viii Compensate TiofllDiscomfort
OF Passage--Is Said to Have
~ Betrayed carranxa- s"'''f' 20

A stoker with I2.O0o,00O francs In {
his jeahs-renoughe TO pay for at least
one square meal and the !. CONVERT
charge In any Paris restaurant-is
nearing the shores Of France today
bent on having his fling In the land Of !
light wines and dancingy while hiH
franking privilege, holds out. "a slr i
Being a member Of the high Mexifr,
can traitocracy the man. Is travelling
incog, and not even his nom de stoke
can be made public 1T this time. An
well-inforTned MexIcans I'M this 4cftyss
however, know his name and his his
tory. and the only mystery Is how
the hotel bell hops and taxi drivers of
New York ever let him get away with
all that giitseigdsls t8ppdge2 ssifgs aths I
Evening Post of that city.
sn AS an Indication OF the exalted
position Ire fotineriy held. 1T 'needioniy
be said he awasi the man who, had
personal4charges of the safety of Car,
ranza when The. late president made
his recent exit from the Mexican misc
en- scene. 1t Is not known Just where Z
be was when the body fell but SOON.
afterwardoIhe arrived here In town /
with money enough to set him up for
the rest Of his natural (Mexican)
life ''"' ~" "'i"' ? rFf eH'Hf fefie nTl
Some one connected with fhe' hotel
on Herald dfsquare where the visitor
stopped recognized him and is said to-
have given bim the Mexican equiya-.
lent of the chautauqua salute. but
the man Who had done SO much to-
make Carranza safe for the undertak-
ers failed to reply in kini.slsea, sa,
For DAYS and, days the generalissi7 !,
motor he was one Of those-fr1ed
vainly to get the necessary O. K to-
book passag for Frame The city
was filed with Representatives of allb
Mexican 1eovarnments,l but none of i
them would do the. honors.. The Car
rama agents turned him down be-
cause sf1ey dF1nf :exaufjg ffkS fffG way =
he had looked after the safety Of 4
their chief. The Obregonzistas, refused !
TO function either because they didn't
like his technique or because they
thought he had more money than an
exrsafety commissioner oughf to have
with hut one president to his credit, ~
Something of the same u, train OF
thought Is said TO. have effected the
de la Huertistas.,
At about this point those who had
reason to feel friendly towards the
ex-generalissime' came forward with 4
the suggestion that he ship as i
stoker. AT first he was not incIined
to take the tip. hut when they told
him how nice and warm II would Be
down IN the stoke hole shd hows nears
he would be TO the part of the ship v
where the revolutions take place he,.
decided It was worth. tryipg-oqce,.
Stokers were scarce and full-fledged
Mexican traitocratic stokers were ex-..
fremely hard to get. SO he had no
difficulty In landing ejobso An tha. i
fine jewels and precious silk shirts !.
which be had bought while, here. were.
cnshed in before sailing. When he
took to the high seas he had nothing
but his stoke clothes and the 1p, 600 -
900 Of French currency. si.sn4 81 AZ, ~
When he gets shore leave at Havrs +,
or Brest OF, Bordeaux. It Is, expected.
the, company will have to advertise
for a new stoker.H But Paris WIN !.
haze n new LatiniAnericah spender g
to conjure with. lifeit.o o. Jse iaH ai