South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-13
Six More SaIOOnkeeperS, One
Druggist and One Cafe Pro-
prietor Arrested in "DeIuge"
Following Investigation.
ARRANGE VICTIMS IN
SQUADS BEFORE JUDGE
Warner Continues Cases and
Saturday Will Name Trial
Date for First Group-WhOIe
Bar Association Present.

Six more saloon keepers. one drug
gist and one cafe proprietor. making
a total of eight. were gathered up in
the blind tiger" net Tuesday after
noon and night And the deluge which
came after Detective Quilhot is not
over Yet. Chief of Detectives kues-
pert said afiidavits are out for nine
more who are expected 20 be round
ed up this afternoon and tonight.
Those taken when the vice squad
went abroad a third time are IS fol-
lows:
TOM O'NEUL. sample room, 1sl2
w Washington Il.
JOHN RAMSEY. sheridan hotel
bar.
PHRSON BAKER. sample room,
735 Nilbcr Il.
JOHN CHAPMAN, sample room.
G17 1-2 abroad st.
FRED KEMNTTZER. sample
room, SO l.. jefferson blvd.
TIMOTHY MURPHY. cafe.
SO ID jefferson blvd.
JOHN NAGEN. sample room.
SOP =. Chaplin II.
LOUIS kRFIDLItR, druggist, sol
=. Michigan Il.
The totai number now squirming In
the net is CO. or TINS number 30 are
charged with conducting "bhnd
tigers" 33 for frcQuenting houses ot
III fame. and four Tor conducting
houses of IN fame.
The entire catch was arraigued in
city court Tuesday morning In the
majority OF cases attorneys appeared
for the respective defendants. such
was the congestion that no hearings
were n lid i'm any OF them, judge War
ner continuing each case. They were
continued iu "bunches' of from TWO
10 10 and are expected to have dates
for hearing set I'M like manner 1t
appeared that nearly every attorne1
i'm town was present each one getting
from two 10 dozen or more cases.
To Set Ca~c~ Saturday.
The first batch 10 have hearing
dates set viii come in Saturday. Ten
c4ses viii be given dates on that day
on Monday Jan. rs two viii Doe set.
Tuesday Jan. 19. five. Jan. 20. tcni
Jan 21 five; Jan. - five, Jan .,
nineteen: Jan. -. four;, Jan. -6,
three. Jan -. four.
It is possible that hearings may he
held I'm some of these cases but judge
Warner and attorneys were OF the
opinion that i'm the majority Of cases
new dates wOuld have 90 Dee set AGAIN.
u was the largest grist of business
that the city court has faced in
long time. owing 10 the long lsl oi
entries 10 DE made ON the docket Do
was after $3.50 o'clock before the
wheels began 20 turn Originally lt
had been decided To- begin half hour
earlier than usual or at $500. but the
clerk couldn't catch up.
Il was estimated that tWo or three
hundred curious hung around the cor
riders and the outside of the court
room attempting 90 get in. So great
became the crush that orders were
given go allow NO one lu the court
room but attorneys and their clients.
A delegation of ministers appeared
prepared t1 furnish the moral tone
but when the order was issued thdI
no spectators would he allowed IN The
court room. they departed
Druggists Claim Tricks.
Druggists over the cltt are WrdthN
over alleged methods adopted by De-
tective Quilhot.
'Why" said prominent druggist
on Main ST. "the Way that fellow
worked his game hc could get every
drugeist in this town. OR me could
go in any other town and get them.
If some one comes rsshlng into your
store and asks for pint " alcoupl
quick without prescription, saying
that someone b. dying. what are you
eOing 10 do2
..Weu. that IS just what he did n
one case thar know OF lie or
some one working for him. came
rushing into store and asked for
whisky in "a hurry. said "a woman at
their house was dEin- from heart
trouble and she had ro have b. Would
amy DRUGGIST turn down such ca plea