Li vuub imiv nWEST END HOUSEIie. Inmates of White Pigeon Are Taken Before Mayor.PATRONS OF HOUSE L1 ARE ALSO ARRESTEDtu* Vit\H Arlt;* r^id Till* Mtirniiijte—p|(ttid cnr«%In Mmlc llmittsc Kdhli Glcim Is ’ IJeing Sheltered ilk the Iie*ort ilk ty Sectcey—A Fcwr Xvlvi from the| Police Court.aa ' One of the West End resorts as known as the Whit© Pigeon as raid-ily ed by thlt;j pohce at 11:30 o'clock a Thursday evening and the arrest of be Ten persons followed. Edith Glenn, :’f), better known as “Cinnamon Brown, ;v, was the cause of ib^caUf- The wom-ag an has been ordeiM/ to -stay away he from the city and tne police learning that She was being sheltered in secrecy at tbe White pigeon, decided . to pull the place..When Captain Wot thing ton with y* Officers Bond, Single, Chapnoan and ,.s Hostetler entered the. resort, they '*e found that Margaret Kenzte. the landlady, was out of. the city andJ.' g Dell Abrams was looking after the business. Edith Glenn, Maud Williams,. Marie .Faudree. Mabel Moore, ir‘ Maud Belmont and Florence Smith ,fl* were placed under arrest on a charge oo q[ being inmates of a house of ill-. 'Ve fame.-. Harry Sprout, Fred Spillman S9.and Albert Harden were arrested far' ■re being occupants and Bell Abrams was on arrested; for conducting a house of nlt;l ill-fame. ’fly . The patrol wagon brought the: bunch to the city prisott.' Abrams put up his diamond stud for his ap-)le pearance, the. girls after a collection r.c of their funds deposited *43 and the, h- meti five dollars each. Abranis ap-to peaked before the mayor this morn* lo- ing and was fined *50. Maud Willie Hams, who gavlt;j her home as Day's, ton and said she was here on a visit, ad was fined five dollars and each of the {3 men were Seed a iike amount-ICO a Ll.'.l. aaaNIa lial/intfiilff