South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-12

J. II. Quilhot. 703 Vistula av.. a
member of a Jackson, Mich, detective
agency. is the man who is responsible
for the arrest Of Al persons upon
charges of conducting houses of III
fame and frequenting such places,
and who was responsible for the SEN
sational happenings of Tuesday NOM
ing in which PA druggists and saloon
keepers were served with warrants
and booked at the police station.
Qullhot lnaugurated a system in
South Bend which, according 10
Mayor Keller, has given city officials
enough evidence 10 convict at least
100 persons for violations OF liquor
laws and transgressions OF the order
issued in January, 1914, that all re-
sorts and houses of i'll fame be forced
from the city.
Here are the druggists who faced
arrest Tuesday morning for the al
legged conducting of blind tigers.
FRANK STRIIEBEL and j.. III.
STEINEL, proprietOrs of the Pub
lie Drug store. 121 y. Michigan
St
LOUIS KRIEDLER, sol ;.
Michigan st.
REUBEN FINK, 7OI Vistula av.
LOUIS STEINkOHL, 7O5 y.
HENRY L. sPOHN. 28s Il.
ARTHUR W. HUFF, s1f
Grand View aV.
JOSEPH KLAER, $50 l.. Ia
sale aV.
IRA WHITE. 1902 W. Washing
ton aV.
The following proprietors of res
fs.rr lr,fc To-,
Tuesday morning upon similar
charges:
GEORGE IL. HAYS, $50 =.
Michigan IT.
JOHN =. GOLSTEIN. 22I l..
LaSallc aV.. MaenncrchOr hall
WHITNEY w. BROWN. S22
=. Lafayette II.
FRANK T. DTGNIAN and JACK
STEWART. 124 y. limerick II.
EMMA SAVAGE. 211 y. Michi-
gan 81
BLANCHE HAIL.
In several cases the victims are
defendants on more than one charge.
Ira White, the druggist faces two
charges. as does Henry J.. Spohn.
Ralph Kuss and Louis Kreidler. In
these cases the operative. i'm company
with his aids, three new patrolmen
appointed by the safety board some
chased liquors on more than one oc-
casiOn.
others Of the persons arrested
Tuesday morning viii face more than
one charge when their cases are
brought to trial.
Warrants have been prepared for
the following, although they have not
yet been served.
John Ramsey. ia ~. Lasalle av.
PiersOn G. Baker, 755 WILDER ST.
Ferdinand kemnitzer, @oI 8y-
drauhc av.
Timothy Murphy l13 ). Michigan
St
John Macy, 5O2 S Chaplin ST.
Nell Bowering. 10 Circle az.
John Chapman. 617 II Railroad ST.
Timothy Murphy is a bartender ut
Derbin's cafe. Ramsey is proprietor
Of the Sheridan hotel on ". Lasalle
aV
The ministers of South Bend took
cOgnizance of the police raid early
Monday morning when more than two
score Of alleged viOlators were arrest
ed in seven dives. by appointing
committee 10 suggest means of CO.
operating with the police. The COM
mittee's report made public Tuesday
urges all pastors 10 observe next
Sunday as Law Enforcement day
and 10 preach an appropriate ser
mon.
The committee also urges that in
order that the proper moral tone"
prevail in the court room and that the
judge and jury may feel the force of
the ministerial cooperation, as many
as possible OF the pastors attend the
sessions OF court when the cases are
brought up for hearing
The work OF preparing affidavits in
the new cases and serving warrants
occupied the police department all
Of Tuesday morning. The sudden am
nouncement Of the police department
and of Mayor Fred Keller that sew
eral of the leading druggists OF the
city would be dragged into the meshes
Of Quiihot's net caused a stir In the
business district OF the city which has
not been equalled since Mayor Kellcr's
edict last January that South Bend
was 10 be cleaned of its so-caiied
dirty spots
QuilhOt's assistants IN his work OF
turning up evidence that Mayor Keller
says will eventually drive out every
doubtful business and viii result IN
the eviction from the city OF its
hundreds OF inmates OF immoral re-