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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-02-10
Winona township
Correspondence. of tho Record. Feb. 7.

| Correspondence of tho Record. Feb. Z.
John Jenner spent several days
at the county seat court week.
Joseph Vetter and Adam Der.
reth took in the proceedings of
the district court for a couple
of days.
Peter Mossett contemplates a
visit to the mud springs in the
hope that his rheumatic pains
will be released thereby.
The county superintendent
office has sent out a list of
words to be used in spelling
classes that ought to be an in
centive to letter spelling in the
rural schools.
Endres Richter has a fine por-
trait of His Majesty, William
II" on his parlor wall "Hoch
der Keiser." He also has a
fine flock of sheep that are
thriving finely"
Glanavon district board has
set a good example to the other
school officials of the county by
their resolution to visit the
schools and providing their
schools with libraries. Here's
hoping that other district dads
may do likewise.
Jno. Schumacher made the
round trip to Fort Yates, the
promising young city just across
the river from us, last Satur-
day. Being now the county
seat of the new county, Sioux,
it has, of course, assumed con-
siderable importance. Its loca-
ton on the bank of the
Mighty Missouri that flows to
the sea-" skirted by a belt of
timber, makes it an ideal site
for a town and time alone can
tell what proportion it may
yet attain. Mr.. Schumacher
was impressed with the change
in the size and surroundings
that have taken place there
since the last visit, six or seven
years ago. There are now three
general stores, two meat mar.
kets, a bank, a newspaper The
Pioneer"-a drug store, hotel
and restaurant. A good-sized
building has been secured for
temporary service for the &C.
commodation Of the county Of
fees until court house is
erected. The old government
buildings give the place an i'm
posing appearance and the
Catholic church and Indiar
school give it an air of respect
ability. There is much excel
lent farming land in the county
and when it is occupied by &C
tual farmers the new town
when the new railroad nov
graded is completed, will be
come a large grain market ant
shipping point for farm pro
{ duce of all kinds. The town ha!
the advantage of most prairie
towns through its having tn,
river for transportation pur
poses. All in all, it may b.
spoken of as a city of great ex
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-02-10
Hague Happenings

@ rrespopdence of the Record. tFcb.7,
R. M. Volk spent the latter
part Of the week in Linton on
business.
Eugene Wolf is expected home
today. At latest report his hand
was doing well.
Joe Fischer left for Iceland
Saturday to assist his brother. A.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-02-10

angels, but not about the happy
hunting ground, and when they
were ready to 60 home one of
Moses harnesses were gone and
its gone yet. Some one must
have been short of a harness.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-02-10
IN THE NEAR FUTURE.

Wife--I see that Mrs. Ketchum
has gotta divorce.
Hub-Confound it! That means
another wedding present.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-02-10

feature in the Tempel Garage
had ought to save many an Or
der for repairs.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-02-10
WANTED HIM TO SPECIFY.

She brokers' daughter) VIII
you always be true?
He-As true as steel!
She-Common OF preferred?
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-02-10
QUITE APPROPRIATE.

q would like to bring scme Of tha
benefits Of our movement TO the cons
victs in this prison. Z
what is your speciality, madam ~
81 am president Of the Shut-In 80,
ciety."
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-02-10
AsLlrTLE LATE.

Eyangeline How do you like my
new hat
Caroline think it is charming.
II had one just like it last year.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-02-10

he has same properly installed
will be prepared to do all kinds
of work in that line. This new
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-02-10

Subscribe for the Record.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-09-22

Mrs. Charles Blevins and children
returned to their home in Oklahoma
city yesterday after visit with rela-
tyes In Chickashai
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-09-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon Ellis expect
to 60 to Kansas City tomorrow to at
tend a meeting of the American Bank.
ers' association.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-09-22

Warner Lenz's will save you $500
for coal; we cell them. Ozark Supply
Co., 2o4 0hix. 1t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-09-22

Don't forget that every do.iar you
spend with us on Saturday, whether
actual purchase or you pay your acA
count, we will give 5 per cent to the
Y. W. c. A. The Peoples Store. 1t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-09-22

Gasoline 20 cents at Ford salesroom,
22-2tl
Warner Lenzs are not DINNERS, bull
light diffusers. Ozark Supply Co, 2O4|
Chix. 1t
Headlight DINNERS for Ford cars at
the Ford sales room. j. P. Wolverton.
9-2O-St
Guaranteed alarm clocks $1oo at
Flatau's. 9-22 st
An interesting display of fall milii-
merry is being shown at the Bon Ton
Millinery, Mrs. Mahoney, 423 Chick
asha Ave. 9-2O-4t
Deitz Vapor System. the original gas
saver and carbon eliminator. Ozark
Supply Co., 2O4 Chix. III
More miles per gallon, more power
absolutely no caibon. Deitz Vapor
System. Ozark Supply Co., 2Ol chix-
22-.t
Those Chinese Sacred Lilies have
arrived at Bitsche Bros 9-22-2t
Brownson's luncheonette viii open
Saturday. Eat there morning, noon
and night. 9-21-3t
s2,5OO.OO to loan for one year at 10
per cent Real estate or other good
security. L. L. Bryan. l10S Colcord
building, Oklahoma City. 22-6t
Miss Daisy English and little niece,
Vaughanetta, who have been spending
the summer with the formers brother.
Roy English, expect to leave tomorrow
for their home in Dallas.
Don't forget that every do.Iar you
spend with us on Saturday, whether
actual purchase or you pay your acA
count, we will give per cent to the
Y. w. c. A. The Peoples Store. 1t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-09-22

Wanted. more teachers and pupils
to trade at Wren Drug Store. 9-22-3t
J. S. MCGOWAN of Rush Springs was
a visitor here yesterday.
His Brothers Wife," sugg tonight,
and Brady made feature. 1t
Constable Flippo left today fos
Bradley on official business.
For better driving light try Warner
Lenz's. They pass the law. Ozark
Supply Co.. 2o4 Chix 1t
George Livermore has been serious.
" i'll yesterday and today.
Try one Of our hight lunches. Home
cooked. owl Drug Store 9-22-3t
Mrs. w. A. Hart of Lawton visited
with Mrs Emma Hoagland this morn
ing on her way rome from Kingfisher
Coming soon, -Well,' by
Rex Beach; 10000 feet. i
Hot Chocolate with spanked" cream
| is fine Owl Drug Store. 9-22-St
Don't take chances with your nes
car, take it to Barton Bros. Garage
and have it polished by an expert
washer. 9-22-St
"His Brothers Wife" at the Sugg to
night, featuring Ethel Clayton. Brady
made. 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon Ellis expect
J to 60 to Kansas City tomorrow to at
tend meeting of the American Bank
ers' association.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-09-22

Home cooked lunches at the owl
Drug Store. 9-zz-Sl
Paper white Narcissls have arrived
at Bitsche Bros. 9-22-3t
Have your prescriptions filled az
Brownson's. 9-2l-3t
San-Tax pills will give you satisfac.
ton. Wren Drug Co. 9-22-S.
Five per cent Of the gross receipts
of the Peoples Store go to benefit the
Y. w. G. A. girls, Saturday. X
Headlight DINNERS for Ford cars at
the Ford sales room. ]. P. Wolverton.
9-20-3t
we have plenty Of good cold water,
melons. Burns Grocery. 4th and
Kansas. s-21-st
You will enjoy the wholesome eats
we serve. owl Drug Store. 9-22-5t
Don't forget that the Peoples Store
will give per cent Of their gross re.
ceipts to Y. w. G. A. girls Saturday,
Brownson's luncheonette opens Sat
urday. A clean, pleasant place to eat
dainty lunches. 9-2l-3t
Little out of watermelon season, but
we have plenty of them, on ice, too.
Burns Grocery, 4th and Kansas. 21-St
Help the Y. w. c. A. girls by trad
ing at the Peoples Store Saturday.
per cent Of the gross receipts go to
the girls. II
wANTED-To sell you a fIashlight
Wren Drug Co, in business for your
health. 9-22-si
Warner Lenz's viii save you $500
for coal; we cell them. Ozark Supply
Co, 204 1hix. II
Don't take chances with your new
car. take it to Barton Bros GARAGE
and have it polished by an expert
washer. s-2-si
Let us tell you about the Deitz Va
por system. Ten days free trial
ozark Supply Co, 2O4 chix. Al
Mrs. Charles Blevins and children
returned to their home in Oklahoms
City yesterday after visit with rela
tiyes in Chickasha.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-09-22
Deafness Cannot BE Cured

byAlocal applications as they cannW
reach the diseased portion Of the ear
There is only one way to cure Deafness
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an intiamed eondl-
tion of the mucous lining of the Eusta,
vo,, have a rumbling sound or imperfect
hearing. and when it is entirely closed,
Deafness is the result, and unless .he ln-
flammation can be taken out ana IIls
hearing will be destroyed forever nine
cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh.
which is nothing but an intamed conul-
ton of the mucous surfaces
We will give one Hundred Dollars for any
ease of Deafness caused by catarrh) that
cannot Be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
0ei'o IF F Il CHENEY z CO.. Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, S5c. .,.,.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-09-22
OTS Personal
~ Mention

Gasoline 20 cents at Ford salesroom.
22.2t
Guaranteed wrist watches from s275
to $50 at Flatau's. 9-22..t
Vaudeville sugg tonight and Bra.
dy made feature. Ellis Brothers
Wife" 1t
Miss Edith Mcmahon Of Minco was
Chickasha visitor yesterday.
t~-.-
Second hand goods bought and ex-
changed. f. M. Price, phone 81. 42o
Kansas. S-2S-1m
Mrs. Robert Davidson of Pocasset
was shopping in chickasha yesterday.
Brownson IS home cooked chill chat
is good" The taste tells. 9-21-St
Mrs. Omar Potter and Mrs. Shy
were shoppers from Blanchard in the
city yesterday.
Gasoline 20 cents at Ford salesroom.
22-2t
Claud Ticker expects TO leave Sun
day for Little Rock, Ark, where he
will enter the state university.
i Complete line Of diamond mount
ings at Flatau's. 9-22 Il
Headlight DINNERS for Ford. cars al
the Ford sales room. ]. p. W6lverton
9-2O-3t
Mrs. R.NL. Wallace and daughter
Leatrice will 90 to Oklahoma City tc
night for few days visit at the fair
We are now making complete
showing Of fall millinery. Mrs. Ma
honey, OF Bon Ton Millinery, 42a
Chickasha Ave. 9-20-f'
Brownson's luncheonette, for youl
convenience" opens Saturday. 21-Sl
If you want the very latest and heT'
in the range market get a Coles Hoi
Blast Range.
On Saturday we will give per cen
Of our gross sales 20 Y. w. G. A. girls
Help good CAUSE They need IT, Th'
Peoples Store.
Earl Ucker, accompanied by Mr
Martin of Lost Springs, Kansas, arriy
cd in Chickasha yesterday for yisi
] al the home of H. G. Ticker.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-09-22

Let us tell YOU about the Deitz Va
por system. Ten days free trial,
Ozark Supply Co. 2O4 Chix. II
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-09-22

Don't take chances with your new
car. take it to Barton Bros. GARAGE
and have it polished by an expert
washer. 9-2-st
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-27

vent on spitefuly. on having pay ca
your cards so we'll" .-
i do not understand you Aeiss
sasped u have done my Wor "nSn
fold to By my employers-that al
Indeed exclaimed Arabella Durkee
in a voice she meant TO make SaI llS'
And stealing other girls lOps-oi lt9
ing to-was = part of your scheme.
100 wasn't it, I suppose almost any
doll faced. empty pated chit thinks sne
Gao do a. she rleases with any man
If she doesn't care if he's married, SIN
gle or div -rced-and as you're one or
that sort. you thought you could do At
too Well that's where you were mis-
taken You've not succeeded IN get
ting rly place away from me a. yet-
and from what / see guess sOu
With a toss of the head, she flounced
away, leaving the two girls gazing
after her in amazement
Annie Rooney recovered her com
Dcsure first and gigSled as at good
What does she mean" Agnes dc
nanded, laying her hand on her com
What do you carer Annie laughed
She's mad, that's all. because you can
do better work. She doesn't like Balm
bridge, but her Job is her bread and
butter. and she's afraid she'll lose IL,
for she's not young and she can't type
near as fast as the younger girls She
anu LA44lDi iu5S 81 & Oh IN N----o 1892
ping"
"But-what does she mean Isis
Mr. cambridge married. or divorced
-or-Or / don't understand why she
said that"
Annie laughed again lightly. Il don't
knoW-and / don't care-and you
needn't either I've heard he has no
wife-and 1 guess that's true. But what
does he matter. anyway ou'Te done
his work well and that's all you'll ever
see of him From his manner it's plain
he knows you're not one Of the fool
kind
Come along, I waited 10 walk up
town = ways with you. Its nice and
cool and too fine TO go right TO the
sub Cheer up-can't YOU, Suppose
Durkee does think you're playing for
her job9 As for cambridge. you and
] can forget all about him out of the
office-and here. too. FOR that matter
he's not our meal ticket"
TO BE COnfinuedD
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-27
4 Story of Wide Appeal
Their Married Life
Warren Gives Helen Surprise.

been planning to surprise you ever
since L said l would make the trip
But what is it. Warren Oh. please
tell me" And Helen put out her hand
impulsively. as she did when she was
deeply moved
Your mother and have been having
a nice correspondence of late" Warren
returned teasingly-
You have2 What about
I won't tease YOU" Warren returned.
We're not going to Cleveland this time;
that's why T wouldn't let you see the
tickets. We're going right on through
20 make the folks little visit
IAN the way TO GlenYille?' Helen
questioned increduiously-
"Au the way. I haven't paid visit
to the folks in a good long while now"
Warren tried TO speak casually. but
he knew very well that Helen's eyes
were brimming over with tears. and he
squeezed the hand that she had laid on
his arm and said lightly:
You make it embarrassing for man
to do anything for you l actually feel
as though 1 have been neglecting you"
Helen could hardly realize that War
rem had planned all this for her pleas
ure. Il seemed a long time since he
had done anything of the kind, and then
to have il happen on this day of days
when he had done so much besides
Surely Mary had been wrong and
person could not possibly be too happy
Helen Greatly Pleased
Il understand now why YOU took this
earlier train" Helen said after a while,
looking up from the magazine in her
lap. why, Warren, is it so late al
ready
Yes. Aren't you hungry? ] am.
Do YOU want to eat now or later2"
Pm hungry enough to eat now"
Helen responded determined 10 do eY-
erything in her power to add 70 War
ren's comfort and pleasure. How Won
derful II was to have him think and
plan for her pleasure this way
As they were passing down the aisle
on their way to the dining car the train
gave a lurch and Helen was forced 10
cling to one of the seats for moments
support. \ young couple had boarded
the train just ahead Of them in New
York, and Helen had noticed tie girl
particularly, as she was very pretty
Now Helen was conscious Of pair
Of bright eyes under red velvet hat
that closely fitted over masses Of dark
hair. The youth with her looked de-
voted. Helen imagined that they were
on their wedding trip and she smiled
a little. a book that the girl had been
holding fell to the floor and Warren
bent to pick il I'D. The girl smiled I'D
at him. that sOftness still evident in her
large eyes. The whole thing took but
a moment. but the time was sufficient
10 make a difference in Warren's at
titude.
Take my arm" he said brusqely
IF you can't stand more steadily On
your feet"
And Helen felt oueerly hurt as
though an outside element had crept in
10 mar in some subtle manner the hap
piness she had been so confident would
stay.-CoPyright 1916. International
News Service
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-27

w ing vita me- Helen said
of course I am You speak as
though I had never done anything for
you in my life. Seems to me that I
c remember a few things I have done
to please you" And Warren smiled
his good-natured smile.
-You have. you old dear. but just
didn't think about your being able 10
take the time"
We'll, it's different al the end OF the
week Il won't mean more than a
morning or SO off. and guess I can
spare it."
This conversation took place a couple
of days before Helen had planned to go
to Cleveland To get Winffred She had
take the trip alone. and when Warren
suggested going with her she could
hardly believe her ears.
The trip always meant a night train,
n hurried meeting with her mother in
Cleveland and then the trip back with
Winifred. It was a pleasure jaunt
when Warren could be with her. but
Helen had grown to refrain from both
ering him She hated TO he the type OF
woman who foisted relatives upon
her husband.
The day that Helen had chosen TO go
TO Cleveland dawned bright and cold.
Helen. with the excitement OF taking q
trip with Warren in her blood. had
never been so happy. From the moment
that she had sprung out OF bed her
nerves had been keyed up TO a high
pitch Of excitement, and during the
morning Mary spoke TO her more than
once about it.
You'd better look out, Mrs. CuTtiss."
she said. remOnstratingly. its bad luck
TO be too happy"
why, Mary. I'm not superstitious,"
Helen had laughed back, and Mary had
said nothing more, but her head had
wagged mysteriously, as though the
viii Of the gods was not TO be treated
lightly
Helen In Fine Spirits
Warren came home IN good spirits.
The bags We're packed. Helen wore her
new suit, with 4 little satiny finished
sailor hat She had never looked better
than when she descended with Warren
in the elevator, her fur coat over her
arm and a new Veil crushing her soft
hair down on her checks.
Everything pleased Helen; il Just did
not seem as if anything could possibly
go wrong. Warren had secured a see
ton on the right side OF the train.
The car was not too crowded. she was
conscious that she had never looked
better, ans she was going TO see her
baby in a few hours Her cup of hap
piness was filled TO the brim, and,
woman like, she could not see cloud
in the sky while matters were so beau
tifully smooth.
4 have a little surprise for YOU"
Warren said as they began 10 steam out
of the station
FOR me, dear? Oh I do hope It is
something nice
of course 1t is something nice I've
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-27

= D. 1916. the City Council OF the City Of
II Paso. Texas, at a regular meeting thereof.
by the unanimous vote OF the Aldermen pres
ent, there being four Aldermen present. fin
ally passed and adopted four certain ordin-
aRces. ordering and authorizing the issuance
Of COUPON bonds OF said city for the purpose
Of borrowing money upon the credit OF said
city. 10 be used for the following purposes
viz.
First To provide ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND fSlo0 Ueo-00l DOLLARS for
the purpo=e % Installing septic tank az the
eity.s disposal plant tn the city OF Ii Faso-
Texas
second To provide SEVENTY FIvI
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-27
DAILY RECORD
Building Permits.

building Permits.
TO B-audette q Chopper. 10 maze changes
$3.50.
10 Walter Splitter & sons. 10 build three
oricN bungalows On Chester street; cost
Deeds FIXED
Alamo HeIghts-Alsno Heights 90. 70 ".
p Brlscoe, lots .. -. block l. Alamo
heights; consideration $500: Nov. 10. 1915
South side Of Sacramento. between Par
tello and Dyer--J0seph c. klappsr to Juan
smith. lots %, y, block 90. Grandview
aulltioni consideration 5000 Nov 8. 1916
East side OF Wright between California
and GrandFiew-EdWsrd Hodge ard wife
70 Florence Paul lot 2, block l04. franklin
heights. considera ton $500: Nov "a 1916
North side % Montana. between Division
end RAY --Anderson-Filler Investment Co
10 Ernest Wright west 20 feet OF lot IS ana
east 20 feet OF lot l. block 81. East FL
PssOi consideration S525O: Nov. IG. 1916.
North side Of Montana. between Birch ard
Cedar-Asyfield Building and Improvement
Co. 10 j. l. Mcknight, lots 81. 81 block o.
Bassett addition; consideration $780, Nov
!. 1916
Franklin heights-R. Bruce and wife 10 B.
Freeman. essteriy five feet OF lot 5. all OF
lot 9. and the westerly ~ feet OF lot :.
block 50. Franklin heights. consideration
$1,000; Nov "a 1915
Births-GIrIs
To Mrs r. AIeiendez. 5II Fourth. Nov. o.
TO Mrs a Miranda, Ios Kansas, Nov Is
Births-Boss.
TO Mrs. J. Ontiyeros. SOS OREGON street
Nov. =.
To Mrs. B. Amanda. 1875 0Iagoffin. Nov. q.
Automobiles Licensed.
7ss5-H- =. Weir. lis Luna Ford
tsS6-Ailler & Howard, Paige touring car
7s54-Ars- H. ID. SOulhas. 2I9 stanton.
Ford.
7sss-NIrs. II. D. sOulhas. 21s Stanton.
Ford
1851. ". AIahoney. 1898 oregon. Ford.
s640-Alva Tonlllnson, 2125 san Diego.
7si1-e. W. Mason. Hotel Grant. chal-
7sls-E R. Bell. SIS san Francisco. Excel
sIor
764s-1Irs. " Z. ormon. Dodge touring.
76ff-Margarita E. DeNunoz. SECS Bliss
7s45-N L. Nixon. 1907 Hastings. Ford.
76is-A. r. Burgess. 1894 Arizona. Chev-
7si7---s. $ Carpenter. City Market. Repus-
7s4s-A. zeigler. sli west Boulevard.
Haynes.
7s49-A- a Harvey. 9s11 Myrtle. stude-
baker.
Licensed IN Marry
Waiter j. Manning and Elizabeth Youu,s
Francisco Ramirez and Elena Gonzales
BOnfaciO PARA and Jusna Guerrero.
LeopoldO Gutierrez and Maria l. Arroyo.
Walter C. Kelly ana Annie G. Wiley
William Lucas and Rosa R0drigusz-
Deaths
Mrs. Della Edwards. aged ~. ZOO san
Jose. Nov -; body shipped 10 Heber
Springs. Ark
W. r. Norris. aged S5 local hospital. Nov.
p; body shipped to Galveston. Texas.
Mrs n Armstrong, aged s., 2104 Port
land. Nov =; buried in Concordia-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-27
% ARRESTED IN RAIDS
ON 3 DOWNTOWN HOTELS

CITY detectives late saturday night
made % arrests OF persons on charges
of vagrancy following three raids on
the Vendome. the Casa De Orc. and
the Westminster hotels, in the lower
part Of the city L 3. Numaw. pro-
prietor of the NendOme hotel. was
released on a bond Of $500, on a charge
OF running a disorderly house, while
Bano Rivera. OF the Casa De orc. and
Ms J. H Barr, prOprietress Of the
Westminster. were released on sim
liar bonds. Nine arrests, four women
and five men, were made AZ the Casa
De Orc. four at the NendOmes and ten
at the Westminster.
All cases will be heard this after
noon in police court before judge Paul
D. Thomas The raid was participated
in by Capt. J. I. Stowe, and city De
tectivss Jack Ganzhorne, T. Christian
o. ". Smith and D. Z. ZIyeley.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-27
Aged Mexican Woman in
Nighties Stdrtles CrowdS

Pedestrians at Sixth and Florence
streets Saturday night were startled
az seeing an aged Mexican woman
walking along the street dressed ap-
parently in her night clothes. They
notified the police, who took the
woman to the station, where she is be-
ing held pending an investigation of
the incident. It is not known whether
she was under the influence Of q drug
or suffering from insomnia Her name
was not learned at the police station.