El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-08

nATRIOTISN IS finding some of its
/ staunchest advocates among the
younger set. who esteem as a priceless
privilege any opportunity for personal
sacrifice 10 aid the cause OF war. Miss
Mary Heermans and Miss Nellie May
Bowen are living examples. having
come 20 the fore with splendid enter
taluments for the men at the various
camps. when just two more are Wis
tied, Miss Heermaus VIII have made
the rounds. with her assisting artists.
and has promised in almost every case
"a return engagement" Miss Bowen
has lust about covered" all the camps
Il have every night taken for pro-
grams. the next two weeks, though
do have one evening on my CALENDAR
taken for other than war WQrhs .llss
Heeruaus confessed, recently All OF
which demonstrates her interest III
bringing joy 90 the enlisted men
Wednesday night. Miss Heermans
and her group Of entertainers gave d
a. luxe program at the camp OF the
ninth engineers, mounted 4s NJ. -S-,,eLe
chesue, AT the y ~ g A. nut WAeI =
eecretaries Hugh y. MilcnelnoEe ana I
s. J. Hernandez and r. H. Z. FroIltl 4
are getting results with the men IN /
Khaki p W Ferguson, j. H. 5ranl, /
paul Heermaus and Lieut. " amer I
Conger furnished cars. and among the
local talent contributing their arr /
-~ere Frank Cheek. Miss Elvira Galen-
tine. Mrs j. Walter Christie, MIS- y I
Y Tennessv. Miss Wlni1reQ W oouss
rrrsr nra-r9ret Hines. Miss Beatrice
TTfT1fe Miss Margaret Hardie, Miss
Harriet Heermans. Dan Scurloc4- ana
little Claude Herndon-
F--o-, the time Miss Heermans took
her seat az the piano, ana tAe Iias5S
III prank Cheeks baton was IN eF--
Tence. the big sea OF khaki sat as az
fertfve spectators or enthusiastically
,.i,c.e-fne- In turn. And how they saIls'
one Of their farorites IS
The kaiser lies over the ocean
Tha kaiser lies over the sea-
The kaiser lies 20 every poa4
Won't somebody snool MN AoL ---S
Please shoot-etc-" i
Another is over the Rhine TO the
German Line" and Mr. Cheeh la .55,-
them o new parody, L1sL n5-= llt' o. J- ~
Z enc long Trail A-W indlnB mo -
$3.50 Tand in France" all OF Whlcu
b making them in truth slnP.-s
- a-d giving them part on the
, - C-7-fstfe won an ovation. sing
- ..7-r-e Posarvr' and another 1aFor- !
5+as 1fftTe claude Herndon did the We
80 -f--Ie song and other NUMBERS s
frzt caused an ourDursL OF pa -, I {
No.. Fennesy played ciilI i, ---=.,
aHrUnrT Lax "A me-
..s--1ev-l7ere a Voice Is Calling her
,-fo1fr4 numbers always occasionlA5
-1rfas1se. Miss Beatrice Hillls accom-
nsried. Dan Scurlock Is laAlns W -
ris inability 10 pass for enlistment ~ Z
ha-d work. entertaining the boys, all - I
'ast night sang some exquisite t1lI6s
rrr the boys. among lnelu a-L+ d
dreams" and -Au the World VIII Be
Jealous OF Ne" Miss WOODS. as
scotch lassie fin plaids, oid the Hlsu-
and fling, being forced % repea- d.
.hree calls. and Miss Elvira Galenllne'
vs. called hack time AFTER time T.
Z r1ouE her selections were love,
Here Is lly Heart sing 4Le 70 slSSp ~
nd Normandy" Miss Margaret zines
-. been reading for the men so long
.hat she knows just what the boys
7art and gave some clever lnpeI-
lonatfons. As a finale the ukule-e
.rrfs gave some show OF their owl
/ trio composed Of Misses Beatrice d
IuuE. Nary T5eermans and Margaret e
Iardie- ,, - o. u
a new motion picture machine is 10 e
y Installed at the camp. shortly, anq G.
rro evenings a week, good reels VIII e
be shown 81
Members Of the Teal song show az n
-e Crawford theater gave an enter Id
Eminent 20 the convalesceut sololeIs 81
n Fort Bliss in the base hospital J. n
n g. A. building wednesday AFTER
Don. ATr. Teal and all the members
Z the company participated rms is
- third weekly entertainment mem G..
.ers ~ this company have given me Il