The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-13

Feb. 9--LV. Monterey l2 :3U r. M. Ar. Saltillo P. M. Spend three hours at Saltillo.
 SALTILLO=There is a rise of 5000 feet in altitude on the three-hour trip from Monterey to Saltillo, and the scenery between these two points is in mountains. SaltillQ is very important rail- way center, and has numerous smelters. Lv. Saltillo T P. M. Feb. 10--Ar. San Luis Potosi 6 A. M. Entertainment by Chamber of Commerce.
 SAN LUIS POTOSI-Founded in 1866 and is the capital of the state of the same name, and is one of the most progressive cities in Mexico She is situated on a plain of great fertility and en- circled by mountains. It is ex- tremely pleasant to walk through the streets of San Luis Potosi and through its plazas, there being many. It is a clean city and is we'll kept. The markets, state capitol, library, museum, plaza, cathedral, churches (one never tires of seeing churches in Mex .ico-there is a sameness, it is true, but after all, there is diff ference in each of them) and the shops, too, are points of interest. Lv San Luis Potosi 4 :30 P. M. Feb. 11-Ar. Mexico City 5:30 A. M. Spend Saturday, Sunday and Monday in Mexico City (three days).
 Feb. 11--MEXICO CITY-Stop at Hotel Regis while in Mexico City. Entertainment by Mexican Cham Der of Commerce. Numerous side trips will be made. Here we find city of about 1,000,000 popula- tion, with an altitude of 7,349 feet, being a clean, beautiful, modern, well-kept city, situated on a broad plain, completely sur rounded by mountains. The av- craze temperature, October to April, is 56 degrees; May to Sep tember, 63 degrees-light over coats and wraps are needed in the evening the year round. Feb. 13-Lv. Mexico City Il :59 P. M.
 Feb. 14-Ar. Queretero 6:30 A. M. Breakfast on dining car. Fore noon in Queretero, beautifully situated city of 3s,000, capital of state of same name. Entertain. ment by Chamber of Commerce, etc. Lv. Queretero 12:30 P. M. Lunch and dinner on dining car en route.
 Feb. 15-Ar. Nuevo Laredo 4:30 P. M. Cross International bridge. Ar. Laredo 6:30 A. M. Breakfast in dining car. Spend forenoon in Laredo. Lv. Laredo, I. & G. N. Special, 12:01 P. N Lunch and dinner in dining car en route. Feb. 15-Ar. San Antonio, I. 6 c. N. Special, 6:15 P. M. Stop over 24 hours in San Antonio. Feb. 16-Breakfast on dining car. Spend day sightseeing in San An tonic. Entertainment and lunch con by Chamber of Commerce, etc. Lv. San Antonio, s. P. Spe- cial, 6 P. M. Dinner on dining car.
 Feb. 17-Ar. Fort Worth, s. P. Spe- cial, 6 A. M. Breakfast on din- ing car. Forenoon in Fort Worth, entertainment, etc. Lv. Fort Worth, T. & P. Special, 1 P. M. Dinner on dining car. Ar. Dallas 2P. M. Spend afternoon in Dal- las, entertainment, etc. Lv. Dal- las, T. & P. Special, S;30 P. M. Feb. 18--Ar. Hot Springs, M. P. Special, 6:30 A. M Spend fore noon in Hot Springs, Ark. En- tertainment by mayor and Board of Trade. Lunch on dining car as well as breakfast Ar. Little Rock 2:16 P. M. Spend after noon in Little Rock. entertain ment, etc. Lv. Little Rock, M. P. Special, 9:25 P. M.
 Feb. 19-Ar. Memphis 2:25 A. M. Lv. Memphis, Frisco Special, A. Nj. Ar. Birmingham 9 A. M. Breakfast in dining car en route. Reservations for this tour are being taken up rapidly. Those who have not already made reservations, please do SO at once by sending check to O. L. Bum, Sec.-Mgr. Chamber Commerce, Birmingham.