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

sorts" were Peter Rudynski. Louis H.
Mielke and William =. CZenkusch.
City Court To Hear Cases.
Most of the cases viii be tried IN
city court. it was said az the city hall
+ Tuesday morning. However. ATTORNEYS
interested I'M the cases state that the
higher courts viii Doe appealed 90 in
case the decisions OF the lower court
were against them. some OF the cases
il was said would Doe first taken up IN
circuit court after preliminary hear
ing had been waived and other for
NAL steps had been dispensed with.
Twenty more of TIE & who
were arrested Monday morning were
arraigned in city court Tuesday morn
ing. There were four persons in that
number who were accused OF keeping
houses Of ill fame. The others were
accused OF frequenung resorts. The
latter were allowed 60 20 upon APP
pearance bonds OF $50 each. while
keepers were compelled To put up
bonds of $50.
All persons booked charged with
I conducting blind tigers were com
PEELED 10 put up appearance bonds ~
$500 Some IF the victims were un-
able 20 procure bOndsmen immediate
ly. and were compelled 90 stay I'm jail
until friends had arranged for their
freedom.
Qunhot. the mysterious detective
rooms at 103 Nistula AK. The rooms
over The Reuben Fink drug store are
owned by Mrs. Marian b. Miller
Neighbors stated that Mrs. Miller was
worth $75, 900. most Of which was rep
resented in South Bend real estate. It
was said that she owned the rooms
over which she acted as landlady and
several lots and houses in the west
side Of the city.
Rumor Of Engagement.
a runor circulated 90 the effect that
Quilhot and Mrs. Miller were engaged
10 be married was neither confirmed
nor denied by Mrs. Miller in an inter
view with a reporter Tue-day morn
ne- she was safd 20 he an invalid
by the persons who were responsible
for the story that she and the detec-
tive we're 10 be married
Never mind about that" was her
answer To all queries concerning her
relations with Quilhot.
The latter was reported by Mayor
Keller and Pres't Augustine 90 have
left the city To take up municipal
work in other Indiana cities but -
was seen in the city Tuesday after
noon according 90 witnesses who live
in the neighborhood in which he
rooms.
Mayor Declines to Comment
Mayor Keller refused Co make any
rest OF the druggists TUESDAY morn
ing other than he felt il was the duty
OF the administration 20 see that all
Ntolators OF city and state liquor laws
were brought To justice
we have done just what we were
put here % do" he said. Whatever
complaint the citizens of the city have
ln regard t0 the happening or the
last week should De taken mp with the
officials oi the city and through other
public mediums. We started in 90
drive ont the bad places and we are
succeeulns only better than we ever
thought"
Prest Augustine could not be Doe
Gated
Its an outrage declared prom
Inent druggist Tuesday morning. one
who had not been served with war
rant "If the present administrator
insists u carryins out the policy it
has expressed in the past few DAYS
they viii eventually have every drue-
glst in Indiana in the Michigan Citr
prison There IS not druggist .n
South Bend who viii refuse 20 sell all
cohol OF liquor % reputable citizen
when it Is known that the stun is tO
be used for medicinal purposes eA-
clusiVely."
That was the sentiment expressed
hE others OF the number who were
arrested.
90 pastors Of south Bend by "a special
committee of the Ministerial ass0cia-
ton
YOU have probably seen iu the
newspapers that the police have
made raid on some or the law
VlolatOrs of the city. and that
many OF them have been arrested
More arrests are 20 follow The
churches of the citv have had
much to d1 with this through the
committee az Is and The
Ministerial association believes
that we should follow uu the
good work and support the ef-
forts of the police
-It was therefore decided an the
ministers meeting Monday 10
appoint "a committee whose busi-
ness 10 shall be TO suggest ways
thereby the ministers and
churches may hack up the city
authorities in their earnest and
sincere efforts tO enforce the law.
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