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The Holly chieftain., 1918-11-14
improvements at the Crstcher

Improvsments at the Crstcher.
Despite war, influenza and all
other untoward conditions, F. ].
Gretchen, the genial manager of the
Gretchen Lumber Co., continues to
make improvements about the Of
flee and plant. This week he has
added some new shelving, finished
up in flemish Oak" and new show
case. He has also rearranged the
things in his office, adding to both
facility and appearance.
The Holly chieftain., 1918-11-14

xurish, uev. u (by the Associated
Prsss)-A republic was proclaimed
at Dsrlin on Saturday. according 70
advtoes received from Munich.
The grim spsetsr Il 1elshsvtsm
has appeared out ef the turmoil o6
revolution IA Germany and has re-
csivsd recognition ct Berlin. This
would sssm 70 indicate that the
true Socialist mevsmsnt has taken
. new turn, the strength Of which u
% great that IL eAnnot bs Ignored.
Up tin 3 short StiAe AGe IL. -
1lasvlHeNUaQn1nt1Wa1ssesnAlldn0ez Ger
aaany that sit appeared y bs naglt
iEblA
Asserding 20 advisSs lsem 11snsn
the rsvolutionise sailors. s6 thA 0eE-
man navy have so4xed ~ The Nax-
sltps e6 the empire and ksss sstab-
Mshsd their control Of Hslgoland.
What effect this will have on the
agreement Of 0srmsny to surrender
. certain number Of vessels 70 the
allies cannot ~ yet bs determined.
The training ship Schlesisn 10 said
to have been sunk by rsvolutionaEy
warships.
The Holly chieftain., 1918-11-14
llrH MONTH, nth
DAY AND 11TH HOUR

The number eleven played
an important part In the
ending Of the worlds great
est war. 1t ended at the
eleventh hour of the eleventh
day of the eleventh month
of the year 1918. There Is
nothing unlucky about this
numeral and it will go down
in history as the greatest OF
all numerals in the list.
The Holly chieftain., 1918-11-14

in the nlstory Of the world. Let US
thank God for it."
Surely the people Of Holly, even
though church services cannot yet
be held, will not forget to thank
God for the greatest victory the
world has ever known, and ask Him
for His continued favor and help.
The Holly chieftain., 1918-11-14
Holly Cate Open Saturday.

Unless something unforeseen de.
velops the Holly Cafe. which has
been closed for week on account
of influenza in the families OF the
prOprietors, will be reopened Sat
urday noon for dinner. Both Mr..
Chaney and his son have recovered
from the attack and are now out.
The Holly chieftain., 1918-11-14
Frederick wilhelm Shot by
German Soldiers.
Had ALSO BEEN DAYoNEfED
FOUND m RAILROAD COACH
Kaiser VIII Ds Intsrnsd In Holland
Same ss Any Other Officer Of Ger
man AFmy-Reproachss His Army
Officers for Deception.
The following is taken from the
Oenv0r Post:

(By Associated Press
London, Nov. l3.-Crown Prince
Frederick william. Of Germany. was
shot and killed on Monday morning
by German soldiers whom trying to
cross the Dutch frontier. according
to Amstsrdam dispatches to the
Times and the Post.
The Holly chieftain., 1918-11-14

Leudon, Nov. 13-(11 10 .. m.)-
The 0srnsn crown prince was ~.
sassitaatSd by his own troops, %
eording TO an Exehangs Telegraph
dispAteh from Paris Wsdnssday.
quoting adviess from Dsrns.
The body was found In . railway
coach.
In addition 70 being shot, the
crown prince had bssn bsyonsttsd. !.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-17
Dances.

Willow Grove No. g. Woodmeu
Circle and Ior1illo camp Of the
World are entertaining tomorrow
night in J. o. o. + hall with a pa
ceeds win be devoted TO keeping the
boys cover there" in good standing
and protecting their families while
they are away.
a delightful dance was given a feE
nights ago at HighroIls by Mr. and
Mrs s. kotosfy, Of the hotel al that
place Dancing and fine program
enlTeued the hours. Mrs. Walter
Scott, Of Fl Paso, sang several selec-
tons that we're highly appreciated.
Mrs Robert Sherman, Of san Fran
cisco. and Miss Eula Strain, Of Min
eral Wells. Texas, furnished the mu-
sic Tor the dancing 4ung Leon ko-
toskys a high school student OF u
Paso, gave the Presidents proclama-
ton and reading. Il Am An Ameri-
can He is one Of the school students
who went 10 Austin as a member Of
the inter Scholastic League Of Texas
and won a medal He has a splendid
delivery and aroused a great deal Of
enthusiasm The Cloudcroft train was
held ID recently by two bad bandits"
at Highrolls. when Julius, the young
son of Sol T. Berg, Of Fl Paso, and
Leon hotosky. of Highrolls, rugged Up
as two Hula Hula dancing girls.
stopped the train and danced. for the
passengers. They then took I'D col
lection for the Red Cross. gathering in
quite a tidy sum- Among those who
arrived Saturday al HighrolIs from
El Paso are Mrs Richard Blum and
daughter. Mrs Smith. Mr- and Mrs
c. C. young and children. Others sum
merinE in HighroIs are Mrs W. z.
9liller, Lrs. Walter Scott, Mrs Fannie
Logan and son. James
The dance az the Country club. SAT-
urday night was an unusually happy
affair. The air was deliciouslv cool
after the heat of the week. Several
d-nner parties and the concert pre-
ceued the dance Among those pres
enr were; Maj Dawson. Capt. Stew
art and Capt Phillips. OF the British
army Capt and Mrs Harold Th0mp-
son. Capt and Mrs Tim Reese. Mr.
and Airs. zach White. NJ. and Mrs.
william WalZ. 1lr and Mrs. T. W
son, 1fr. and Airs W. 81 Laughlin. M
and AIRS. c. A. Martin. Mr. and Mrs
i. J. Williams. Air. and AIRS. T. Harms.
4Iaj and AIRS H u. Kuhn, Capt. and
AIRS Walter 1IerkeL Col and Mrs.
Louis Forester Lieut.. and Mrs j.
I;oss Kirwan. capt and Mrs. J. s.
Ryder, Airs. Lucille Daniels Cox. Mrs.
Alexander ID. Surles, Mrs sydney Car
roll Graves, Mrs. w. y. Race Mrs.
Harry Hawley, Mrs. j. w. Zollers.
Misses sarah Bridgers, Nellie May
Bowen. Elizabeth stevens, Margaret
schuster. Birdie Hawkins. Ethel
Brown. Bess Murtle, Marion Calnan.
Nary HiM. Marion Howe. Harriet
Howe. katherine White, Sallie Havv-
ley. anne Booker. Floyd Payne. r.
Emmett Hines.
sunday afternoon quite a number Of
members q the club were present
from $3.50 % 90 listen 10 the con-
cert by the 5I4th cavalry band on the
porch Of the club. Quite g few had
elmer az the club during the evening
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-17
ALLIED FLAGS
GIVEN HONOR
Ell Paso Presbyterians
Honor Flags Of Nations
al War

Flags OF the allies. az ven as the
Stars and Stripes. were honorsd at the
evening service OF the First Presby-
terrain church sunday when Lieut.. Eu-
gene Maynard had charge OF a color
squad of soldiers which escorted the
flags ~ the United States. Italy.
France and Great Britain through the
aisles OF the church TO appropriate
music the congregation standing at
attention
The O.. s. flag came first borne By
SerEL Williams accompanied by little
Nertz Hadeu; then came the service
flag Of the church. bearing more than
SD stars carried By ~. u. Benton and
Kenneth Clifford. soldiers. members OF
the church. their escort being Lieut.
Maynard and Harlow Young. Robert
Green. william NemecE. Alfred Hands
chuck. Corp. kuoeser and w. j. Mc-
Lain This squad subsequently es-
Corred an the colors 90 the platform
Rev Charles Leslie OFerstreet pre-
sided
As the flags Of the allies we're adj
vauced. after remarks By Rev. Dr.
Overstreet on the ideals that actuate
the nations az war with Germany, a1-
propriate hymns were sung by choir
and congregation. Mrs. W a. Young
at the pipe organ.
Lieut. Verne Harshau. who drove a
French ambulance iu the war before
the United states entered Dc. delivered
an Impressive address, and recounrel
personal experiences az the front.
" here American boys are now fight
ms
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-17
Miss Katharine Pfaff Becomes Bride
OF Capt. J. B. Hunt 1t St. CLEMENT

cottage for TIE summer Mrs Stevens
am the family are expected soon
Mayor Charles Davis returned 10
Cloudcroft Friday. after a short busi-
ness trip 20 Fl Paso.
Mrs o. C.. Coles and baby son have
arrived in Cloudcroft TO spend the re-
mainder OF The summer Mr. Coles
motored up some days ago TO open the
cottage.
sergt. Major Rice. OF the base hos
Dital In FL Paso. left Saturday after
q short visit in Cl0udcroft.
Mrs. o. G.. Coles and baby son ar
rived Saturday 10 spend the sum-
mer
The Square club members have arr
rived at Cloudcroft 20 spend a week
at the y. ". q. A.
Mrs ". Cooley and family have ar
rived in Cloudcroft 10 spend the sum
mer.
Mrs J. Mason Pollard and baby
daughter. Mary Ann. are spending the
summer I'm Cloudcroft.
Mrs. Lee Orndorff and family came
up saturday Miss Olive Davis is
spending a few days with Mrs. Orn-
dJrff and also Mrs. %. A. Davis is the
guest Of Mrs Orndorff
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-17
Society and Club
Doings for Tuesday


NFRE. B. f. WIDDAS. Mrs. Steve
lFl Asuirre and Miss Woods viii be
OF the third floor OF the Popular. at
the comforts committee headquarters
OF the Navy Leaf ne TO give out yarn
and receive knitted garments
Red Cross. for the morning only "a
summer Innovation in the downtown
workshop OF the White House. Mrs.
Horace W Broaddus. chairman Of
woman's service. assisted by Mrs. d.
Bruce smith. surgical dressings; AIRS.
j. T. Williams and Mrs. W. W. Tur-
ney. sewing; Mrs L. S. Stewart and
Airs. C. Z. Kelly. knitting; Mrs. a. p.
Coless day for sewing: Mrs. W. u.
Wise. surgical dressing; Mrs II H.
stark, knitting with Mrs f. IL Bell
Instructor; hOstesses for the morning
Mrs. Florence lebarou and Mrs
James Brady; afternoon, Mrs p. r..
Berrien. Mrs C. o. Coffin. Mrs ". ".
Rose and Mrs A. Andreas.
Golden Hu Red Cross unit.
Sunset Heights Red Cross unit with
Miss Margaret Hitchcock, 1920 Pros
Red Cross sewing all day By the
women Of Trinity Methodist church.
Mrs. F. ~ Towner, directing
Red Cross workers meet in parish
house Of St Clements from . 70 4.
The women Of the First Methodist
church viii meet Tuesday at o'clock
10 make surgical dressings. under the
direction Of Mrs Volney Brown.
Westminster circle Will meet 20 sew
for the Red Cross at Westminster
Presbyterian church Tuesday at 1880
.. M
Woman's auxiliary OF Westminster
Presbyterian church at ESQ p. m
The mission study Of the Trinity
Methodist church viii meet IN the
church parlors Tu -s1ay at $50 p. IA
-ars. Robert Lander viii lead
The women OF vt. sinai temple win
meet Tuesday at 9 o'clock TO sew Mrs
Chas. Auer VIE be in charge
Asbury NJ T. chl ch Red Cross
meets every Tuesday afternoon at the
Alta Vista school house.
Review No -, Womcn's Benefit as
ISOLATION OF the MacabeCs, card party.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-17
Ell Pasoans Returning.

Miss A. Louise Dietrich has returned
from tour OF west Texas in the in-
for congress
AIr. and Mrs. j. G. House have Just
returned from san Antonio. where
they have been visiting their son.
first Lieut. John r. House al Camp
Travis Lieut. House received his COM
mission at the first officers training
camp at Leon Springs.
Miss Anna May Ruhrup. daughter OF
Nr. and Mrs c. A. Ruhrup has re-
turned 10 her home I'm Toyah. Texas.
from Hardin college. Mexico. No. for
the summer vacation. Mrs w a.
Kinds, her Erandmother. accompanied
her from Baird. Texas. and viii visit
in the Ruhrup home several weeks.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-17

ETTHILE a great many people have
w sought the mountains and coast
resorts during the last week. others
have found cool spots at home 20 en-
joy and 60 right along at che same
time with their patriotic work and
amusemeuts.
Every afternoon and evening the
parks are filled with people resting
from the heat Of the day. Washington
park is a favorlte family resort moth
crs taking the little ones over in the
afternoons TO roll on the grass and
enjoy the swings and other amuse-
ments and the head OF the family join
ing them later for a picnic supper and
rest iu the cool Of the evening
Cleveland square and Houston park
are also popular with those women
VINO prefer supper at home and only
want 90 rest. read or do handwork iu
the afternoon Sometimes it is knit
tins or sewing. but generally 30 is Red
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-17
PEOPLE WHO HAVEN'T GONE AWAY FIND HAPPY
DIVERSIONS DURING THE SUMMER HOURS HERE
At HOME, IN THE PARKS AND UPON THE ROOFS

Among those who sought California
and its beauties last week were Miss
Sybu Shedd, Mrs. n A. Feeler and
Mrs. Z. 3. Cohen. who are in Los AM
Ee1es. Mrs. A. C. Woehler and four
children. and Mr.. and Mrs H. Walker
B0ynton. who are all at Long Beach.
and Miss Lillian Coles. who is visiting
friends in various cities, Mrs. j. U.
sweeney who is at Ocean Park
The ClOudcroft colony has received
Nrs. Norman Ferguson. Mrs. Frank j.
Turner. Mrs. Lee Orndorff and their
families. Mrs. NJ 3. Davis, AIRS. Olive
Davis Simpkius. Mrs r. w Finley.
Mrs. o. G.. Coles and children. Mrs. C..
V Jackson. Mrs j. Mason Pollard and
baby daughter and others.
The present week will be devoted
mostly to Red Cross work as a big
drive is on for finished garments and
supplies
The war saving stamps viii come in
for their share OF attention also. for
the neigh orhood idea is working out
beautifully and men. women and chill
dren are rallying 10 the cause
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-17
Automobiling and Oufine,.

Capt. w C. Brown. OF the base hos
pital. Fort Bliss. with his wife and
mother and two sisters. OF Dallas mo-
rored TO Cloudcroft the latter part Of
the week. spending the night en- route
at HiEhrolls
The Sunday Riding party enjoyed
another of their delightful
canters yesterday afternoon Later
in the evening the party returned 90
the Frank Aiusa home. where sup
per was served. Those I'm the rarity
were Miss Sarah BridEers. Miss Eli-
Zabeth stevens. Miss Marion Ainsa.
Miss Mary HILL Miss Enid Ainsa and
Lieuts George Lands. Louis For
nay. Huske r. C.. Tilson, j. r. Van
Eaalte and IT. $. Turner.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-17
Parties.

Officers and their families and
friends had the use OF the new swim
ming pool at Fort Bliss sunday eve
Minis. and gave a swimming party of
large proportions Almost all the Of
ficers Of the post were present. either
in the pool or on the side lines as
spectators. and many Of the different
members Of the families were enjoy
ing the event. Gen and Mrs Robert
Howe were present for a time Many
FL Pasoaus were present as invited
guests, including Misses Nellie May
Bowen. sarah BridEers. Elizabeth
Stevens and Mary Hill who were
among those taking part in the fes-
Invites in the pool
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-17
AWcy.

1frs. J. T. Couey lett Sunday for
SparteusburE. IS. C.. where she VIII
join her husband. Capt Cooley, who
expects TO leave soon for France.
Mrs. Ben Levy. Nrs. l. Hess and
Mrs. c. Freudeustein. from FL Paso.
are summer guests al The Ellison
apartments I'm Venice, Cal. famous
seaside suburb OF Los Angeles
After spending a seven day furlough
with his parents Mr.. and Mrs. p o..
Buusen, Of Government Hll Fred
Bunsen leaves tonight 10 join his com
pauy at Fort Worth.
Mrs. John DeBeer and Mrs T. J.
Swami and her three children have
gone 10 California for the summer
months. They viii visit Los Angeles
and several other coast resorts before
returning home
word has just been received that
SerEt. Sherard Sorenson has arrived
safely overseas SerEt Sorensou is an
El Paso boy and is the son OF Mr.. and
AIRS. John Sorenson, of 1905 North
Stanton street Before he enlisted lie
was connected with the Standard Gro
Gerry company here
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-17
BY JULIA SHARP.

Cross or Navy league thar occupies
their time while they enjoy the shade
Roof garden suppers are always en-
joyable. the Business WoEan's club
enjoying one last Tuesday evening on
the roof Of the Y. W C.. A.. later do
ing Red Cross work Friday night the
University club gave it's first roof
garden picnic supper on its own roof
garden. which proved more than de-
liehtfuL
The wedding Of Miss Doris Hanson
and Lieut. William Davidson was a
charming event Of the past week as
was thar Of Miss jeanette Adeline
krause and Stephen Ernest AEuirre-
Several delightful programs were
given by the local talent and more
viii be given this week 90 enliven the
tedious hours Of camp life for the SOL
liers.
Flag day was appropriately ceie-
DRAFTED I'm Cleveland square by che
Elks, Miss Ruth Munro AuEu- rep-
reseuting Columbia. AIRS. Olive Davis
Simpkius Betsy Ross" and Miss Ger
trude Yale. The Red Cross
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-17

cannot Eet this peace if it is made in
Germany.
"The time has come when all mus.
work. we must get back 90 the simple
life. men and women must WORK.
must help out i'm this time Of trouble,
and any one who thinks preacher
doesn't work ls silly We must DO
away with the dolls or the world.
are we worth the supreme sacrl %
flee that the men iu the front line
trenches are making- are we eating
the meals that are worthy. are we
saving as we shuuld- All OF these
questions must be answered attlrIn-
arirelv before we are worthy OF the
sacrifice the men over there are max
ing
eve must continue % send men,
money and food over there We must
send our men II 10 takes two, five. ten
or so million, we must win the war
God Almighty is with US. Jesus Christ
would not could not. be neutral atter
Servia. after France. after Belgium
and after Eumania- I firmly believe
when we have 1000. 600 men over
there and the German retreat IS
started and the morale OF the German
army ls broken. our own American
boys viii chase them back across
France. across Belgium. yea across
the Rhine. then Pershiug and Wilson
VIII dictate a peace
VIII Line Up Strikers.
What VIII the manned. armless.
blind soldier say 20 the patriots OF
America when ne comes back2 He
VIII line the striker up against the
wall and say. you are responsible for
my condition; 90 is not the Germans
fault. you shot me in the back. when
was over there depending on you
you struck for more money and short
er hours you. not the Hun. shot me
We civilians must stand behind the
soldier al the front and see that he
wants for nothing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-17
DON'T ASK GOD FOR SPECIAL
FAVORS. SAYS MILES HANSOl

AT the First congregational church
Sunday Rev. Miles Hanson. former
pastor. spoke on Prayer" saying
that his idea Of prayer vas not I'm
TO set into close communion with the
Great Eternal Spirit for strength 90
bear the innumerahle difficulties Of
life lie illustrated his talk By sto-
ries o. a visit 10 Rome. where a Wo-
man brought 10 his room The statue
of @ virgin. which she prayed % for
out favorable result. because as lie
said she was praying for material
blessings
Rev AR Hanson. accompanied lv
Mrs Hanson. are nc the home o.
Judge and Mrs W. a. Hawkins 1918
East Rio Grande street They were
here to attend the wedding OF their
daughter, 1Iiss Doris Hanson. Lass
week
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-17
VAGRANCY CHARGED AGAINST
FIVE ARRESTED BY POLICE

Smith. aged IS years. who was ar
rested by city detectives Sunday aft
erno0n at house I'm the zoo block
on North Florence street
Maria Napclea. AGED 80 years.
charged with T1ErancE. was arrested
Sunday afternoon az a house iu the
400 block on south 81 Paso street
Detectives made the arrest
Mrs c. Hawkins and Mrs g T.
Graves. aged IS and 2S years. respec-
lively docketed with vaEraucy. were
arrested 1y police late sunday after
noon I'm the 500 block Of West Boule-
ward.
Ida Miller. neEress, charged with
vagrancy. was arrested in a house on
Second and san Jacinto street Sarur-
day night by city police.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-17
WILL TALK TO MEN ONLY
ON GERMAN ATROCITIES

As the final address he viii deliver
In FL Paso. private " T. Collinge
will speak TO men only at a meeting
in the Mt Sinai auditorium tonight
at $50 o'clock. taking as a subject.
War With Its He'll being a uarra-
tive Of the Hun atrocities he Wit
messed I'm his march across France
and Belgium on the way TO the
trenches Of the western front. where
he served nine months as a bonn b
thrower. CollinEe's object in restrict
ing his audience to men only is the
facts presented are a little too brutal
and fiendish 10 be submitted to a
mixed audience.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-17
Dances, MinStrelS And Music To
Entertain Khaki Club This Week

noon at the home Of Mrs J.. Moltane,
1928 Arizona street Robert Emerson.
brother OF Mrs Noltane. was host.
The regular business of the club was
conducted by Lawrence Snyder. vice
president Special numbers on the
program included a piano solo. Eide
weis Glide" by Allen Johnson, a
paper. Jacob kennedy" by Robert
Emm erson. and a missionary paper by
Lawrence Snyder. During the social
hour, Mrs. Moltaue served punch and
cakes Those present were: Violet
Chandler, June PIeEer Ethel Myers
Eliza beth Snyder. Lawrence Snyder.
Walter Snyder. Allen johnson. Robert
Emerson. and Airs. Archie n. O'Rear.
superintendent of the club. The next
meeting viii be in July and will be
picnic at washington Park
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-17

joiced over because Of its simplicity
Of construction Kimono sleeves OF
Georgette run into the upper bodice.
which is held by a basque girdle Of
charmeuse satin Two rows Of pearl
beads mark the meek line. a straight
gathered skirt Of Georgette crepe is
banded with two rows of shadow lace
insertion. The same lace finishes the
sleeves Nothing could be simpler.
nothing more effective. The sweep
Ing veil Of lace or net is thanked by
orange blossoms
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-17
Out OF Town Visitors.

Capt. r. B. Ship. Of the 18th cav
airy. Columbus, n 81, spent sunday
in the city
r. c. Candy. who has been spending
a few days with FL Paso friends. left
for New York Monday. He was called
here as witness in the patent in
FrinEment proceedings instituted by
the Mineral Separation company.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-17
Lodges and Clubs.

Manchester Grove $50. Woodmen
circle. met saturday night, and after
regular business a Thrift Stamp club
was organized The next meeting
viii be an important one and viii be
held July o, when a large class viii
be initiated Il is expected 20 be a
record breaker in point OF attendance,
as the Mothers and Daughters"
classes all over the United States in
this order. are proving very success
fr17
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-17

"A sSEMBLING a trousseau in a hurry
a is another Of the efficiency
stunts we have learned from the war.
Time was when the wedding gown
was a weiEhty question. indeed. The
war bride of today takes few min
utes on from her particular brand Of
war work and decides between white
Georgette crepe and satin. and tells
sIqL M qsuI-. o. L5EBwsssIp sul
wedding gown combines both Geor-
gette crepe and satin. and VIII be re-