El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-25

". ere the result or the Skirmish between
Massachusetts aud MeNi,ans near the
boundary line at Camp Cotton
n in bible Class.
FIFTY OF the 2tst Michigan have on
rolled voluntarily 70 the Bible school
The men are taking great interest
ir the Bible work
The organization OF athletic squads
under tho direction Of the Y. NJ g y
rs going on The Tolley ball teams
promises to he a success and the base
BAH teams Of The Slst Michigan are
already organized
-Four company teams Of the 3ist
Michigan have organized 10 play each
night Al camp \ reEimental team
may be chosen later The names or
the managers or these ball teams fol
low Corp. o. Rouskc. company A.
pvt J. ". Gilmore. r, SerGr- William l.
Lanshran- g. SerCt Williams. r.
Assistant ~ Secretary.
Assisting secretary Johnson At the
r. " g. A. tent Of the 1lst Michigan
IS Wilson Martin. an enlisted man.
Martin pleaded with officers for tho
opportunity 10 get in the Y NJ - y
because Of the monotony Of haVin-
nothing 10 do in camp Martin left
Ferris institute TO join the militia
forces lie left his study Of law 90
enter ODD " NJ g. A work Martin IS
"n detached service IN the 7. NJ g A.
tent
Between hunting for ceatipedes and
Mexican rattlesnakes Leon LLOYD
awuses the dough boys" about camp
with mis- FRANKS In plain life he IS n
.'steuo iu tall office building in
Detroit Abe says he is good Wen
q -ger besides. 4 ''Steno." being about
seven feet. two inches. IN the air.
Fights In b. Y. D's
Company T.. SIst Michigan infantry,
fell in line to man Sunday night
Adorned in his beautiful new suit OF
p v D-'s" musician Towne answered
the call His arms we're buckied on
the sides Of his b Y D.'s~ and he
was ready for service. You guys
viii have to admit I vas there when
the call came said ne when they all
laughed
Stats EaIizewsIzi. OF company r.
has the lifelong eumitT of former
friends He ate the only bottle OF
pickles In camp by himself.
Information Bureau
Chief Information operator Keilsr IS
forever on the Job Every time Kellar
Is on guard duty a shot whizzeS past
his head. SO ne SAYS Also Kellar is
very valuable in camp because he
makes public before time the entire
bill Of fare for the mess There is a
grievance against him. hOWeve~. for
mentioning ice cream three hours be-
fore evening mess when he had abso-
lutely no proof 10 substantiate his lit
tie story
Frank Dores- company G. 31st Mich
isan- says ne was reared IN the army
DOres is Porto Tsicau. He IS one al
the large group In the @ISt that hail
from several different countries. DOres
IS chef some times IN camp.
Another fine cook is George Austin
He comes from Canada
Locate brigade HEADQUARTERS.
y favorable location for Michigan
brigade headquarters has been chosen
and viii soon be prepared for the re-
moval or brigade officers. The loca-
tion is in the midst of a grove Of large
shade trees. near the railroad tracks
at Camp Cotton
II is also probable that permanent
mess quarters viii be constructed on
tiers
Many or the men or the a1st and
32nd Michigan are waiting for thcir
discharge after having made applicl-
pOrta ion after they receive dIScRarC9 :
has apparently been solved II has {
been found that the national guarl /
provides for payment Of trausporta-
tiOn 10 the point of mobiliza ton. Some :
OF the men have good positions wait Z
Of getting back home if they are sue
cessful i'm receiving discharge has been
relieved
Company E 10 Camp PcrshinE.
Company f. 31st Michigan infantry. Z
was ordered from its camping location !
with other Michigan troops I'm the vi /
entity Of Camp Cotton TO Camp PERISH I
ing. near Fort Bliss Monday. The COM /
pany VIII guard the camps vacated ]
10y PcuuSt lNauia commands
Company & to stock Yards.
= second Michigan company was DO J
tailed to guard duty outside OF camp !
when company c. END moved to the !
Cameron sfoci1yarde Tor permanent
duty under Capt. Carl NJ Field Mongav F.
afternoon