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Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-22

Will Englehorn left on No. s Wed
nesday evening for Minneapolis where
he went for further. treatment as .
result Of operation which he had some
months ago.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-22

World "wANrs" have the pull.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-22

Ole shierobein and mother were
passengers on Friday mornings train.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-22
HAMPDEN

John Wade has been making i'm
provements around his property.
Ole shierobein and mother were
passengers OF Friday mornings train.
Mrs. Qinue and Mrs. Geller visit
ed in Edmore between trains Thurs
day.
Dan Myron was kicked very badly
at the Leslie Strong farm Sunday.
His face was so badly 1ascerated Dr..
Blair war compelled to sew up the
wounds.
Mrs. "a. K. Blair and Mrs. j. y.
Litscher ~journeyed to Lakota satur.
day. They visited at the s. Wilson
home over Sunday, returning home
Monday. III,
Mrs. F..SA. Thomspon addison, Of
Iona, spent saturdaysat the shipiey
home Mrs. Thompson accompanied
Edna Merriam in the saato from Oar
rick.
Abram stotts left Hampton On .
sad mission He obeyed summons:
from thesaiwestern part of the state;
where his wife is very seriousay III
Re vent to- Devils Lake With MalrtinIi
Olson Monday evening. ~.
Peter Larson was ! business visitor.
il Edmore Monday. 3s
Mrs. p. B. swarthout was j bnsi.
Ness visitor In Edmors Monday.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-22

Mrs. Qinue and Mrs. Geller visit.
ed in Gilmore between trains Thurs.
day.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-22

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he went for further. treatment as a
result Of operation which he had some
months ago.
Mayor All. Noltimier, on his re:
turn from Minnesota, lost no time in
getting bis street force busy making
the necessary, improvements. He re-
allies the Importance Of keeping the
streets in the very best Of condition.
q. M. steig left Thursday with a
car Of horses for his ranch near vii.
let, 8. D. He took his horses to Brin
smade and shipped them over the N.
p. Dan Minnick is making the trip
with him and expects to work on the
farm there during the summer.
Genevieve Harding invited the lit
tie girls Of the primary room to her
home on Saturday afternoon to help
celebrate her seventh birthday. One
Of the Characteristic features Of Gene
vieve's birthday parties is that she
always demands pink ice cream to be
mong the delicacies served. She or.
iginated this idea on her second birth
day.
Mrs. Erick Peterson and son Will
arrived Wednesday from Texas where
they have spent the past two OF
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-22

day.
Miles Miller. left Tuesday for Alex
andria, MINI, to visit home folks.
We are pleased to learn that NJ. b.
Olson is greatly improved and ex-
pected to be around again in the near
future.
Mr.. Loraas of. Fargo, visited at the
Nordeberg homo Thursday on his way
home from the funeral Of his mother
who died the beginning Of the week.
j. A. Kramer i, Of Devils Lake,
candidate for reelection to the office
Of county auditor, vas in town look
ing after political fences. He also
met several friends while here.
The Misses R%entschler, George Heg-
land and Henery Myron Of Weaver
transacted business in Hampden Sat
urday, Mat Weber also accompanied
them acting. as chauffeur for the par
Ny. The Misses Rentschler are the
school teachers at Weaver; George
lHegeland is looking after farming in
%terests, and his brother selmer Myron,
postmaster at Weaver.
W. L. Howe, our local depot agent
left for st. Paul Saturday. He at
tended the gathering of the Great
Northern Railroad Agents Association
held in that city and returned Mon.
day. severay agents along the line al.
so attended the gathering.
A fire occurred in Eampden Tuesday
afternoon the Code cottage at present
occupied by MI. and Mrs. VIM. Gel.
Ter, and but for the ready help Of a.
bout a dozen pair Of hands the house
would have been Quilted. It appears
Mrs. Gller was making preparations
for ironing clothes, when the SCOT in
the stove pipe caught fire. The fire
heated the pipe and started a blaze.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-22

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j. g.. Nichol and daughter Eta,
left Monday for Winnipeg, whore they
went on business and pleasure. Mr.
Nichol expects to be gone about a
week. Miss Nichol will remain in
the city for sometime and visit With
relatives.
Will Nelson son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Nelson, arrived Thursday from
Brandon. (
!? Mrs. Henderson and little daughter
are. visiting at the Foster home. The
Hendersons formerly lived in Churchs
Ferry.
The many friends Of Mrs. J. g..
Jacobson will be pleased to hear that
she is able to be up and around the
house after her critical illness.
Mrs. L. E. sorlie and Mrs. Mar
tin swenson entertained the Ladies
Aid Of the Zion Lutheran church in
the church parlors on Thursday after
noon. A dainty lunch was served.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-22

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A. L. Ludwig is again conductor
on this branch Of the Ct. Northern,
relieving Conductor Chaffee, who has
gone to Canada to conduct farming
operations.
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DR.. Jelstrup came homo for a short
visit with his family Monday. He is
now located at Hatton and reports a
fine practice. He intends moving his
family to that place as soon as the 10.
cal school term Is finished giving his
children a chance to complete the
studies they are taking.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-22

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Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-22

Peter Larson was ! buus,ineesss visitor
In Edmnra Monday.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-22

a. Z. Ugaand and Albert Pra.s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-24
GERMAN CONSUL PLANS STONE
MAKING PLANT WHEN WAR ENDS

FL Paso IS in line to become a large
stone manufacturing center as soon as
peace is established in Mexico rests
have been made of sand found near
Juarez and have proved successful in
the manufacture Of a high grade OF
sandstone.
4 large supply OF the sand was re
Gently sent TO ElbinE. Germany, by Max
Weber. German consul in JuareZ, who
owns a large tract Of land to the west
Of Juarez- At ElbinE the sand was
given a thorough test and number
of bricks of sandstone were made from
it These were received Saturday by
Mr.. Weber The stone, though some
what porous has a smooth surface and
will make an excellent material for eN-
terror finishing of houses. The machin-
cry for the manufacture Of this class OF
stone is made in Elbing. When peace
is restored in Europe Mr.. Weber con-
templates the building Of a plant for
the manufacture OF stone, either IN
Juarez or FL Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-24
CHINA PROTESTS AGAINST
JAPAN'S SHIP SEIZURE

Pekin. China. Oct 24-HOstile incl
dents between the Chinese and Japan
ese continue. The Chinese govern
ment is still protesting against the
japanese forces in China. but restraints
its soldiers from any overt acts.
The latest protest concerns the
Japanese seizure OF the German tor
pedo boat destroyer $50. Thisfvessel,
after having sunk the Japanese cruiser
Takichiho. was run upon the Chinese
coast at a point so miles TO the south
of Using Tau. The Chinese took pos
session. but the japanese came along
BY sea and drove the Chinese away.
Herr Voun Nathan. the German min
lister in Pekin, has protested to the
foreign office against the informing Of
the S-90's crew by China. contending
that the Chinese government has FER
mitted Japanese soldiers to land on her
territory without taking them under
arrest
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-24
MYSTIC SHRINE
CLASS INITIATED

This is Shrine day in FL Paso- MahS
red fezzez Of the mystic order Of Ma
s1nrv will be seen this evening when
the ceremonial and banquet is held
The members Of the Shrine class VINO
will be initiated this afternoon ana
this evening are Alfred McJames, j.
W. Kidd. J. J. Jones. f. H McNeace,
Alfred Boone. Clint; A. n DOW, A .
PaschaL Sierra Blanca; L a. hannapel'
W. A Johnston. T. W. SNYDER, Maria
c. D. Miller. A r Irwin, l. H Green
berg. L J. Van Schaick. Fort Bliss; =
H. Brown, ". y Fink, D. L Clouse'
A A. Dixon. 7. c. Bean. Maria; T b
Thaxton. Maria: F. E stevenson. W
T. Stevenson. G. N Stevenson, J. /
Bujan. W " Burweu, Amarillo; N F.
Lackey. Amarillo: Julian Levy ANA
Marta. II. HI Hunt. c. r sutton, Maria;
W. H c. Taunt. r NJ Wilson, Maria
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-24
TACTICAL INSPECTION FOR
EIGHTH BRIGADE ORDERED

Tactical inspection OF the battalions
and regiments Of the eighth brigade
viii start Monday. Problems viii be
given each battalion Of the brigade
regiments TO be worked out under the
direction Of the majors commanding
Following the battalion problems
Gen. John J. Pershing Will give the
regiments maneuvers to perform as
a part Of the tactical inspection It IS
expected TO take three days to com
plete this inspection
After the inspection. Gen Pershing
has planned 10 give a combat firing
on the north mesa. which viii be par
ticipated i'm by all OF the commands
OF the brigade. including the infantry.
cavalry and artillery. This will be
for the Instruction or the comHlands.
The 10Th infantry completed its pro
ficiency test Saturday on the Tort
range and the 18th infantry completed
its test on the mesa
4 squad Of 81 recruits for the 18TH
cavalry arrived Friday at Fort Bliss
80 It. opposite Union station. $3.50.
Pennebaker.
advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-24
WINDOWS SHOW
NOTED PRODUCTS
FL Paso Merchants Cooper
ate in Showing Goods Ma
tionally Advertised.

Even the most unobservant FL Paso-
an must have noticed that local store
windows were devoted to an extraod-
mary extent during the past week 10
the attractive display Of lines Of goods
which have become widely and favor
ably known in this territory through
newspaper advertising
National window display week was,
as almost everybody knows, the occa-
sion for these effective Speclal emu y -
II Paso merchants joining with reIall-
ers throughout the United states IN
calling attention to the necessary ~
periOrity Of goods Wnlch can steLlu -
acid test of continuous newspaper pun
1frf+y the fact that FL PaSo merchants
took enthusiastic advantage OF an op-
pOrtunity TO cooperate win ttle ll-el-- i.
facturers Of goods Of established HleIlt
furnished Just one more sIrlhlu- nus
7rsfion of the extraordinary alertness
OF the local business mind
Practically every neWspa pei -aue -
tised product was presented ~ q 80
c-a1 window display here TINS wen
Food products seemed TO receive eSpe-
cial attention. some OF the eAHl9lls -
this kind being unusuaily elaoo 49, d =
aad effective. The coffee displays MgLS
PERHAPS most NUMEROUS, most el4eS LLle
window display efforts having peen
made on behalf Of the western Collee
company and Arbuckles Bros.
Among the other popular 1000 p -
ducts represented in window display
here mis- week were the following;
Aunt Jemima Pan Cake tlour'
Bakers Cocoa. Calumet Baking POW
der. COcO-Cola. Delaware I.lS-.,
Frozen Minis. Grape-Nuts. Horlick's
MIX. Huyler's Products, X. c BAKING
Powder. Magnolia Cotton OIL Co. "a
tional Biscuit Co, Postum osI
Toasties. Royal Baking Powder SpedI
mint Gum. Surprise Waters IoWIe
Maple Products
Other local displays noticed were
these: Cluett Peabody collars. FoWnes
Gloves. Firestone tires Frankel SD
clothes. General Roofing Co. Clay II
Glover dog remedies. Good Year tires,
Goodrich tires. Hupp motor car to9
collars. Mayer boots and SHOES "a
tionaI Lead Co. O'Cedar mop. Stude-
baker. Two in One shoe polish. l. >
tires Willys-Overland Co
remedies and toilet preparations were
shown by local druggists.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-24

Langemarck and between Armentiers
and Lille
Both Sides Progress.
The text of the statement Is as fol-
lows
The battle continues on our left
wing. The enemy has made progress
to the north Of Dixmude and in the VI
cinity of La Bassee. We have made
very perceptible advances TO the east
OF Nieuport. in the region Of LANCE
marck and in the region between Ar
mentiers and Lille It is a question OF
inevitable fluctuations in the line OF
cOmpat which however, maintains
itself as a whole.
Advance in WOevre District.
"On the rest Of the front several
German attacks BY day and by night
have been repulsed- At various places
we have made slight progress In the
Woevre district our advance has con-
tinued in the direction Of the forest OF
Montmare. to the south Of Thiaucourt
and in the forest Of La Petre, north
Of POnt-a-MOussOn-
Desperate Battle in Gallcia.
Russia The Germans are retreat
ing to the south OF Warsaw as well as
TO the west of Ivangorod and Nova
Alexandra Desperate fighting con-
tinues in Galicia on the Sandomir
front At Przemysl the Russians have
taken 1000 Austrians prisoners"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-24
.GUSTERSDEiTH
IS SET TO MUSIC
Post Band to Play Descrip-
tive Overture of the
Little Big Horn.

The Death of Custer" depicting the
battle OF Little Big Horn, viii be one
Of the concert program numbers Of the
sunday night band concert played by
the 18th cavalry band at Fort Bliss.
The band will be conducted by Rocco
Resta, chief musician The program,
which begins at 7;45 o'clock, follows:
March Guard Of Honor LehnhardL
Overture. Jolly Robbers SuEPe-
selection, Gems of Stephen Foster
TObaui-
Waltz. Il Estudiantina,' WaldteufeL
Sacred. Providence" TObaui-
Andaute. from FerdTs 'L0mbardL'
Fantasia. The Death OF Custer,
Johnson
March. "Our Favorite Regiment
Ertl
..The Star Spangled Banner
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-24
ELPAS0KEYRATE
GUT To IS CENTS

Austin. Texas, Oct PEI Paso en-
JOYS the lowest key rate Of insurance
Of any city in Texas. according to an
nouncement made by the state insur-
ance commission, which today stated
that a further reduction of one cent
in the FL Paso key rate has been made,
which reduces the rate from 70 to Is
cents
Dallas and Galveston have 10 cent
key rate This reduction was made in
FL Paso's KEY rate on account Of i'm
provements made in the fire protection
there.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-24
yaIeska Suratt. Americas Self-Made
Beauty Actress. Tells How sur
passing Beauty May Be simply
And Easily Attained

-IEIE is the essence Of all things
Every day that is gone IS gone
4 forever. never to return Make
the most Of every day. Many women
spend years trying TO beautify them
selves and before they are through
wrinkles come to eradicate all their
previous efforts. The methods en-
pIoyed at the present day for remoF-
ing wrinkles and Identifying the com
plexion are meager indeed The ordl-
nary prepared creams used for this pur-
pose are merely weak subterfuges, as
many women know only too well IL
comes with much surprise, then, TO
many women TO realize that rear
beauty is a matter of but a few
weeks faithful effort. as a resort TO
the following formulas viii fully
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-24
Some Beauty Secrets Worth
A Fortune to Every Woman

MISS CHAGRIN-Soap is not effec-
tive as a thorough remover Of dand-
ruff and il is only partial cleanser
A surprising head wash Is a mixture
Of a teasDOOnful Of egEOl in a half a
CUP OF hot water. As It contains no
alkaH whatever. IL actually dtssolves
all fatty Accommodations, and dandrufr
completely disappears II cannot be
surpassed as a cleanser 1t is also
economical. since you can obtain
enough eEgoI at small cost at any
drug store TO supply you for a dozen
or more Of these luxurious shampooS
REBECCA T. S-The growth OF hair
can be quickly forced and its falling
stopped To use mere hair tonic for
this purpose IS waste OF time and
money. A mixture OF half a pint OF
water. half a pint OF alcohol cor one
fun pint Of bav rum instead OF the
water and alcOhOl), and one ounce OF
beta quinOl. applied literally, makes
hair-fOrcer Of extraordinary power Z
is also far more economical than the
ordinary hair treatments used ana
which are not so effective It makes
hair grow quickly, and I have never
known it to fail 70 do the work II
gives the hair wonderful life, IL grows
more fluffy and thick and there viii
be no more wisps Of hair coming out
Of your brush or comb. Without any
question il solves the hair problem
MISS %. N-You can get rid Of
blackheads in few minutes by sim
ply sprinklinE on a sponge, made wet
with hot water. some nerOXln which
can be obtained at any drug store
This rubbed on the blackheads, re-
moves them almost as quickly as L
takes to tell IT. All blackheads, little
and big. disappear DO not pinch OUT
blackheads-
NY DAISY-One OF the great prob
ina y"
been TO do it thoroughly without IN
jury TO the skin or leaving marx
The only way to do II successfully IS
TO apply simple sulfo solution, obtain
remarkable property Of disSolving the
hair instead OF burning it II never
leaves q mark or red spot. and does
not injure the most delicate skin II
removes heavy and light hair with
equal ease and leaves the skin soIt
and smooth 1t is ideal
THEODORA II. O.-No one can as
sure YOU positively that you can de-
velOp the bust Some use mechanical
CCntrivances. but these are dangerous
However, a mixture OF two ounces OF
ruetOne, half a cup Of sugar and halr
a pint Of cold water taken in doses OF
two teaspOOnfuls after meals and one
at bedtime, should result in a natural
and vigorous development This treat
ment has resulted very successfully in
many cases, and it is perfectly safe
THEODOSIA NJ. G.-YOu can stop
excessive arm-piu perspiration very
quickly by simply applying hydrolized
tale literally 10 the arm-pits. This is
the most satisfactory article known
for the purpose 1t keeps the perspir-
alton constantly under control. pre-
vents fading and running OF garments
at the arm-pits and il Immediately de-
stroys not only all perspiration doors
but other body odOrs as we'll II is
also uneXcelled for perspirinE feet
Hydr0lized tale can be secured at any
drug store and is very economical
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-24

w so developed =. d. that At it is tn:
equal OF that which has been
brought from Europe let US hope that
American women will see the justice
and advantage OF adopting II. For
many years this fetish for things Euro
pean has had a reasonable basis
young country in which the struggle
for material existence was the cnleL
factor in development was quite right
in accepting artistic guidance from
the old world But for two genera
tions now foreign travel has been gen
eral and a certain amount OF foreign
education an accepted part of all Am
erican art training
Aside from this, all commercial de-
signers, buyers. business men con-
nected with the producing Of all high
class goods. 20 TO Europe. not yearly.
but in some cases monthly. so closely
close has the connection become be-
tween the two countries. This has re-
suited in broad dissemination OF Eb-
rOpean ideas in this country Wnlcn,
grated on our American activity and
Enterprise. should make America the
equal Of any country in the producing
of elegant and high classed goods
announcement Necessary.
American silks have long been noted
for their good wearing qualities and
lasting colors- They are more free from
adultera ton than many Of the Euro
pean lines and. once the demand IS
created. there is no reason why Am
erican factories cannot produce fabrics
in the most beautiful designs And
this is true OF most Of the materials
Of which modern costumes are made
up
There are esthetic reasons, too, why
the American woman, would do vel 10
encourage a national dress art The
American woman's mode Of life is diff
fdrent from that Of the European;
it is more active. freer. she has more
household and business responsibilities
and her dress necessarily should take
on more practical character
OF n Different Type.
Being physically Of a different type
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-24
Women Can Help Make
America Lead Fashions

from the French woman. gowns that
take this quality into account suit her
the best and these are best furnished
her in America
Our climate is different from that in
France We have extremes Of heat and
cold that call for a particular kind Of
costume The French who find chic
in daring contrasts have often worn
fur-trimmed gowns in summer and
tulle in winter TO good advantage. but
the effect is lost here and only becomes
ridiculous
These are only a few Of the many
reasons 20 suppose that America stands
ready and able to produce dress de-
signs and fabrics up TO the highest
standard Of taste and fashion.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-24

Exquisite Beauty Is Within Reach OF
Every Woman Few Good Formulas
VIII Do It,
prove. I viii give here the recipe for
a cream that is astounding in its quick
results in clearing the skin Of all i'm
purities and blemishes, such as req
spots, freckles and the like. This IS
made by mixing one tablespoonful OF
glycerine, one ounce Of Zintone, when
can be procured al any drug store, and
a pint Of water. This makes a satiny
cream Used every day literally, 1t
soon renders the skin as velvety, pure
and spOtless in tint, as the petals Of a
rose. II never fails
BERNICE T. M know many
women Of over 45. who have made
themselves look like young girls by
the simple use of the following re-
markable wrinkle eradicator. The
main point is that il acts promptly
You will find all deep and little wrin-
kles. the thousands Of little cross-lines,
crows feet and the sagginE Of flesh
will quickly disappear and that the
skin viii become plump. youthful and
vigorous Nix two ounces OF eptoL
which can be obtained ct any drug
store. and two tablespoOnfuls Of glyc-
crime i'm a half pint Of hot water One
Of the secrets Of the success of this
formula is in the liberal use Of IL. Use
a lot of il at one application 1t is
very economical Use it every day, ali
over the face. The results viii not
long be delayed. Begin using IL today
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-24
TODAYS ADJUSTMENTS.

GEORGE AIDE comedy entitled The
Fable OF the Family That Did Too
Much for Nellie" Cwho is a servanD VIII
make anybody laugh. who attends the
Biiou today The Lost Mail Sack a
two part halem thriller that IS wen
acted and exceptionally interesting,
win complete a well balanced program
Monday. Francis Y Bushman VIII
auuear in The Glare of the Lights
one OF the complete prize stories as
published in the November issue OF
The Ladies World" magazine The
picture Will show the missing para
graph Of the story and help you TO
win the 500 prize offered by The
Ladies' WORLD lNOyemDe- issue)--
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-24
EACH MEMBER OF Ell PASO
HUNTING PARTY GETS DEER

The party Of eight FL Pasoans who
went hunting in the Black range
mountains returned after having had
most successful hunt. each one in
the party getting a deer. The party
went by railroad TO Magdalena. y. NJ
and then made the hundred or more
miles 90 the hunting field by automobile.
The hunters We're: Tom Newman. Tom
MayfieId. Lee II. Orndorff. J. J. Raster,
Frank II Murchison. James L Mari,
r. n Dudley and H D. Camp.
80 II. opposite Union station. $3.50
Pennebaker.
ADVERTISEMENT
QUality first. Crescent Cleaning Works.
Auto viii call Phone f091--Adv-
50 IT., opposite Union station, $3.50.
Pennebaker.
ADVERTISEMENT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-24
ELECTRIC CONNECTION WITH
" LEE WORKS MAN Pc CIT

State fire marshal : ". InElish has
written mayor c. T. Kelly stating Ihat
the state fire board has decided that the
city OF II PasO can. with perfect safety
disconnect its electric connection with
the Watts well pumping plant but
that il should be kept in readiness for
emergencies
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-24

The Pass City Dance club Is holding
five cent dances every evening at the
Auditorium. Mills and Kansas streets
Good music ard refreshments are FRO
vided-Advertise