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4' I JI 'J 11 juiiijii uiiurai yjiumi jij iuimiiuwii ill'll i aii 1 THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR THURSDAY JULY IS 191 URGE DISCHARGE HOLDUP MAN Grand Jurors avor Release of Raymond Enoch Who Staged Wild West Scene in Local Saloon REPENTED OLLOWING DAY Prisoner Did Act While Drunk and Later Returned our teen Other Dismissals Are I Recommended Among the fifteen discharges recom mended by the grand jury yesterday in Its report to Judge Orbison of Criminal Court was that of Raymond nych charged with having staged a real wildwest holdup in a saloon in April 1913 Enoch got $2 from the bartender the amount he demanded and departed The Hext day when he recovered trom the effects of the liquor which caused him to do the act He returned the $2 and fcaid he did not know why ho had at tempted the and woolly unless it was because ho had soon some moving pictures of similar scenes No wanted him prosecuted it is said In the' list of indictments was one James Chandler colored charg ing him with grand larceny about six years ago fie is charged with having Stolen $1S5 from rank Ward a grocer tn 1908 Willard Gulley charged with bringing Stolen goods into the state also yas in dicted He is alleged to have broken into safe belonging to an show troupe in Mnrphvshoro Ill to have brought some of the moneyfco Indianapolis List of Discharges Those whose discharges were recom Hiended and the reasons assigned are Cleo Hays colored charged with larceny Ho desire to prosecule James Wilson and Steve Greer charged with stealing a Watch lack of evidence red Williams a solicitor charged with embezzlement no evidence: James Burris colored chargedvith cutting John Vaughn no corrobora tive witnesses Alex Coffin colored with criminal assault on a white woman not sufficient evidence Thomas iPasball colored charged with cutting another colored man self defense Min nie Barbee colored charged with stab tfinjp Edward Davis colored self defense Edna Martin colored charged with steal ing some underwear no prosecuting wit ness available Bedford outch colored charged with assault and battery no wit nesses Margaret Jones colored chargedwith receiving stolen goods no evidence and Thomas Ackers a piano mover charged with larceny Ackers is said to have taken $60 and four rings which were in a piano he was moving Tie Is said to have returned the property to the owner The grand jury probably will adjourn late this week PROGRESSIVE RANKS GROW That many Democrats Republicans So cialists and Prohibitionists are joining the ranks of the Progressive party in Clarion County is taken as an indication solid victory in the key countv of the State this year red Steinmeycr of the Thirteenth Ward a lifelong DemocratA A Largent of the irst Ward anotherDemocrat and Charles Whelan a Demo crat were taken into the Marion CountvProgressive Club this week Many of the ecruits are volunteering their servicess ward and precinct workers Czftj News in Brief I Church Society lans Program The Cal endar Society of the Columbia Place Claris tian Church will give a lecture and song re cital at the church this evening Widow Made Mrs Marie oster Hunt yesterday ivas appointed ad ininistratrix of the estate of her late hus band Dr George IS Hunt The estate is worth about $25000 Holds Alcoholism Caused Death Alco holism was said by Coroner Durham to have caused the death of rank English an elderly sign painter whose body was found In the rear of Robert Campbell's saloon 806(Vest Washington street yesterday Change Car Route The routing of Broad Jlipple cars wilt be changed tomorrow morn ing because of track improvement work on ort Wayne avenue The cars will leave the city on College avenue instead of Cen tral avenue until the improvement work is completed Printing Company Names Officers At the annual meeting of the stockholders and di rectors of the Premier Printing Company yesterday the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: President Harry 13 Wilson vice president Wilson amt Secretary treasurer Mellott Held for Stealing The lure of roast ears was too strong for red Hudson 34 years old 29 Lansing street He was ar rested by three patrolmen after he had nearly filled a large sack with corn from a field near his home He was charged with petit larceny Masterson Decision Deferred David JJolan special judge in the trial of Bat Masterson charged with complicity tn the breaking of the front window of the Bud weiser Cafe 27 South Meridian street on June 28 deferred ms decision until 2 this afternoon The trial was in progress all afternoon yesterday Governor Remit a iovenw a isi nn Upon petition of Judge Deerv and several countv officials yesterday remitted a line assessed a week ago against Joe Vigab an Italian who pleaded gulltv to carrying a con cealed weapon Tt has developed the gov ernor was told that the weapun Vjgah car ried was not loaded and that he was taking it to its owner when he was arrested Stole Nine Milt Cases Charged Harrv liar ton 62 years old stole nine suit cases and one typewriter from the Union Depot and the Traction Terminal station tin min Bay Barton arrived Indianapolis Iasi Saturday from Anderson He was arrested last night by Detectives Stewart and Haluv On a charge nf petit larcenv ight rf inc BUit cases have been recovered from pawn Shops ching a Severe czema How to Stop This Awful Nagging Disorder Iff eel JLiKe at Pin Cushion If you will get it firmly fixed in your mind that all forms of skin disease are a combination of nerve disorder and faulty nutrition you will then understand why 8 8 8 the famous blood purifier over comes such troubles Just as soon as enters the blood It rushes throughout the entire circula tion in an average of three minutes And as the skin is an outlet for the greater proportion of impurities in the blood the action of 8 is such that thnSf im purities are converted into a substance that is readily expelled Thus instead cf gathering on the surface to cause itching eczema salt rheum tetter and Other skin diseases they pass off as vapor or perspiration the pores are left free the nerves regain control and it Is impossible for any disease to either giln or retain a foothold These facts are brought out in a mightily interesting book the Mirror a copy of which Is mailed i free by The Swift Specific Co 105 Swift Xldg Atlanta Ga Get a bottle of 8 8 today Insist upon avoid sub MHUlMa Pioneer Railroad Celebrates Birthday Today 1 'MM c7o 93 i jB RICHMOND Ind July Col Johi Miller one of the pioneer railroad men of the centra West and formerly gen eral superintendent of the Southwest sys tem of the Pennsylvania Railroad will tomorrow celebra te his uglify fourth birthday day he was the recipient of congratulations from prominent railroad men all over the United States BEVERIDGE AND TONER RETURN ROM CORYDON Progressive Leaders Report En thusiasm in Harrison Countv Republican Workers Continue Conference Series Chairman Toner of the Progressive state committoe and Albert Beveridge nominee for I'ulH il States senator arrived here late last night from Corydon where they attended nn organization meeting yesterday The meeting was intended only for the prerinct workers of Harrison County bill more than 200 men attended A delegation of enthusiastic Progres sives met Chairman Toner and Beveridge with a band and escorted them to the plijco nf the meeting The reports indi cated that the party is in excellent shape and will increase its vote in Harrison Con Republican Workers Confer Chairman Hays of the Republican state committee met the county and district chairmen of the Second Sixth ami Thir teenth Districts at the imadquart ers at the Hotel Severin yesterday Ilnys is chairman of the Second as well as bond of the state organization All of the coun ties in the three districts were repre sented Lynch of Newcastle who is chair man of (lie Sixth also Is nominee for Congress Among the candidates on the state ticket who wore here osterda were Job reeman of Terre H'iule nomiime for state treasurer arid Judge Edward Jackson nf Newcastle nominee for secre tary of state The chairmen from the ifth and Eleventh Districts will meet with Chair man Hays today INDIANS TO WED MONDAY AT WILD WEST EXHIBITION Whai promises to tie one of the most unique weddings ever seen in Imlian apolis will take place in the arena of the Young Buffalo Wild AVest and Col Cum mins's ur Last at the night performance which will be given at the West Wash ington show grounds Mondaw Run ning Bear Simix Iridian will be married to (lowunda Takoja an Indian maiden of 19 years The ceremonies will be per formed by the medicine men Ghief Running Bear is a master in archery Coh Ciinmiins thought it would add to the act If the chief would perform a William Tell act Volunteers were called for and the first to answer was the little Navajo maiden The courtship fol lowed NURSE IS UNDER ARREST OR KILLING HER PARTNER SAN JOSE Cal July Eva Rinehart a nurse sought for the alleged murder nf her companion and partner Airs Kathleen Bluett was arrested here today on a warrant issued in Placer County Miss Rinehart is charged with having killed Mrs Bluett in order to col lect her life insurance The two women conducted a hospital in Auburn Placer t'ounty Lust January while disinfecting clothing Mrs Bluett suffered burns and died Shortly before that she had taken out three life insur ance policies aggregating $15000 The will named Miss Rinehart as sole heir and executrix Statistics Bl RTHS and Mary Davenport 1 4 27 East New York boy (ieoixp and Minnie Roach H2 South War mu Rosso no and Josie Gatto 619 East Merrill gnu Robert and Anna riend 4 26 West Thirtieth giri Augustin and Anna Blars 531 West Wash ington girl Chcsar and Grace Dickerson 464 North Warman girl George and Hazel Wood Methodist Hos pital boy John and Anna Stefanko 147 Bright girl Samuel and Nellie Holden 4 3 45 Sunset girl Raymond and Gladys Price 618 Eulton girl Charles and Grace Lumpkin Madison boy and Dorothy Weimer 1614 South ast girl William and Katherine Stearns 306 Blake boy Robert and Mayme Eickel 1 306 West Twen ty ninth girl William and Lena Lueth 1 532 ast Ver mont girl Clifford and Eleanor Buck 2314 Brookside girl Anthony and Hilda Worsham 918 air Ground boy and lora Hayes 1310 letcher girl Glum and Edith Strong 539 Division boy Jesse and Blanch Raybourn 3019 West Tenth boy MARRIAGE LICENSES Norval Hyker and Alice Harrison Henry Schell and Romaine Braden C'Jarence A Chandler and Grace ('orlntte August Kuntz and rieda Welland Chester Jackson and Marguerite Howe DEATHS George Mitehell 35 1912 Alvord pneu monia Lazetta Vanderbilt 1 iftieth and Cap itol Intestinal indigestion Clifford Miller 7 months 2134 North Ar senal 1 1 1 1 co I i 1 1 lorence Roth 35 1 701 West Morris pti I mon ary tube re ulosis Henry' Rori 28 City Hospital gunshot wound of chest and spine homicidal Infant Hamelton 2 hours City Hospital premature William Johnson 10 minutes City Hospital premature Guy Tvgrott 23 St Vincent's Hospital crushing elevator injuries accidental Elwond Scott 4 months Indianapolis Or phans Home Susan Miller 68 1 226 West Nineteenth chronic myornrdit ls Anna Gallagher 43 2401 Martindale cere bral lieniorrhage iord Bremer 24 Methodist Hospit al men ingitis serous Mary Doremus 62 20 12 Hovey pyemia Huldia Grobe 57 City Hospital myocarditis orest Tingle 4 months 221u ernway broncho pneumonia TWO PATROLMEN TRIED OR DRINKING ON DUTY New Banking Act Change Rules of Credit CONCLUDED ROM PAGE ONE Board of Safety Takes Cases Un der Advisement ate of Ac cused ireman Also to Be De cided Later The board of public safety yesterday afternoon took under advisement the cases of Patrolmen Martin Ellis and Casky rhargefl with drinking while on duty and ireman John Allen charged with conduct unbecoming a fire man Members of the board said they did not know when they will reach a decision Sergt Stoddard was the principal wit ness against the patrolmen City' Attor ney Barrett prosecuted the cases and Ira Holnifs defended the three men Stoddard said that on July 2 he saw the patrolmen enter three saloons He said they remained in one saloon for al most half an hour Saw Glasses of Beer On the night of July lie said h' saw the men enter a saloon owned by Charles Wright 245 Miley avenue and go to the rear room where a man took glasses of liuuid Ik said that a later investi gation showed that the glasses had con tained beer Both men denied they had been drink ing and Wright Hie owner of the saloon said tli('5' had not been served drinks ireman Allen who lias served as a fireman for about twenty three years was accused of being in company with a woman at fire station No 16 while on duty Ho denied the charge A state ment signed by ninety eight persons liv ing near the tire station in which they testifier to good character was submitted to the board HEALTH BOARD TO BEGIN WEED CUTTING CAMPAIGN The city board of health decided yes terday tn expand $2000 in the an nual weed cutting campaign with Hie un derstanding that funds will In reim bursed tn that amount in the fall bv an appropriation passed by the City Council 'The board notified Max'or Bell recontlv that it has no money with which to out wends and that Hie work should be none under the tllrechon of the street commis sioner Mayor Boll said the street com missioner could not undertake the work this year 'lie bifiT'tl also adopted a resolution which bars persons not living inside the (dty from liecoming palienis at the City 1 1 osplt ah Harry Tut'ew Her commissioner of recreation told the board that his de partment is in need of a temporary loan uf about $12000 until tliu fall installment of taxes is received Complaints concerning sewage in Pleas ant Run and all Creek were referred to the city engineer REALTY MAN ASXS DIVORCE Burt Richardson of Hie real estate firm ot Maxwell Sr Richardson filed suit for divorce In Superior Court yesterday afternoon against Laura Olive Richard son Richardson declined to discuss the allegations made the complaint The Richardsons have one child Isabelle 9 veins old Mrs Richardson who is mak ing lu home with relatives at 2343 North eniisvlvania street lias born working to suport the little girl and herself She stated that Richardson had no grounds on which io obtain a divorce News of the Courts SUPREME COURT MINUTES 22609 Clokey vs state Huntington petition for time which is grant ed including Aug 15 1914 22551 Tiro Western Union Telegraph Com pany of Indiana vs Louisville Nashville Railroad Company et ah Vanderburg CApp'dlant's briefs 22628 Beard et al vs Hosier et al Starke petition for time which Is granted Imduding Aug 21 1914 22643 Hrackney vs state of Indiana Put nam Appellant's brief 22625 State ex rel Stockton vs Lane et al White ij Appellants motion to re instate cause CIRCUIT COURT 2 2672 Dnnkcrstal vs Calahan Elkhart Record Assignment of errors Praecipe for notice issued APPELLATE COURT MINUTES Equitable Surety Company vs Gay lor Howard motion sus tained and appeal dismissed soon Equitable Surety Company vs Union Coal and Coke Company Howard Ap pellant's motion sustained and appeal" dis issed 8287 Evansville urniture Cnnipanv vs reeman by next friend Warrick petition and brief for rehearing 8942 Thomas et al vs Jleddon et ah St Joseph Appellees' amended briefs fl hid 8919 Supreme Tribe of Ben Hur vs Bowles Spencer Appellee's briefs 8944 Robinson vs Homer Tippecanoe Appellant's briefs 825s Hull vs Mechanlrs Building Loan and Savings A ssoc i a inn Vigo Appel waiver of petition for rehearing" 8904 Pritchard et al vs Mines et al Ap peHees' brpf on tholr motion to dismiss ap peal 8802 Kenney vs Ziegler Steuben petition for time Granted to and including Sept 22 8943 ort Wayne Builders' Supply com pany vs et al Allen Ap pellant's petition for time Granted to and including Sept 14 8246 et al vs Vernon bv tier next friend Howard pe tition for rehearing and brief 8861 'King vs Hoover et al Hendricks Appellant's petition for rehearing and brief 8950 Powell vs Jackson as special ad ministrator Rush peti tion for time Granted to and Including" Sept 15 8945 The Continental National Bank vs Mi'CHne et al Marion Appellant's briefs 8920 Simmons vs Myers et al Marlon Appellees briefs 8801 Hubbard vp irst State Bank nr Bourbon et al Marlon Appellant's petition for time which Is granted including Sept 1 1914 8 8 8 1 Adams Brick Company vs Parker Putnam 1 Appellant's application for writ of certiorari and notice NEW SUITS ILED IN COUNTY COURTS iTHCUTT COI'RT 24097 Henry A Harnmn vs William atten et al Injunction Henry Warrum Ryan Ruckelsbaus Ryan Denny Denny 2498 A Keepart Company vs Luea Burns et al Mechanic's lien Myers et en on 24099 Mattie Schreiner vs Edwin Sobreiner 'Williams Schlosser Bear SUPERIOR COURT Rnein 1 95274 Orval Sampson vs Maltye Sampson Divorce VanBriggle 952 79 Samuel Rhodes et al vs James Slaughter et al Hen Myers enton 9524 The Mayer Company vs rank VanDercn or money had and ecoived A 'J Pearson 95289 Catherine Beasley vs Cohen Bros Appeal from court Room 95280 Carrie Bretzfelder vs Marlon Securities Company Tn foreclose mortgage Bamberger eildernaii 95285 Anna Simons vs Indiana Central University On note Miller Dowling 95290 Irma W'llson vs William Wil son Divorce StavenR'm Room 3 9i276 Benjamin Cones vs American Warming and Ventilating Company et al On contract Spann 95281 Burt lUchardson vs Laura Richardson Dlvnrce Gronlnger Gro ningen 95286 Charles Haugh vs Maggie George Improvement lien Milner Rpnm 4 9G277 Samuel Patterson vs Indian apolis Traction anil Terminal Company Damages Willson Willson 95 282 Jackson Lance vs Rosa Cra nor Specific performance Bernstein 95287 Celtic Savings and Loan Associa tion No 3 vs Robert itzsimmons et al To foreclose mortgage Charles Barry Room 5 95278 William Asher vs Mary Ash er "Divorce John Spaan 95283 Jacob Redr man vs Lant Roper On note A Pearson 95288 Preston Trusler vs Lillie Pierson et al Improvement lien Milner low of population and the Inade quacy of home capital have been re quired by the exigencies nf the crops to become borrowers and go to the more populous and wealthier centers now' system then is designed to meet such territorial needs in an amer goncy by an automatic shift of money to points within a regional territory or between the various regional districts in a way that will cause least disturbance to the constant level of national currency required for daily transactions The ob ject also is to accomplish such a transfer of funds at the least cost rind under a plan that will retire the added volume of money from the channels of commerce when the purpose for which it was intro duced has been satisfied No Modifications of Credit "With respect to the granting of credits under the new system it Is to be assumed that there will be no important modifica tion of present practices There must be the same studious supervision of credits both at the points of origin and at the regional centers that has characterized careful banking management heretofore If it should happen in any locality that there is an effort on the part of either borrower or banker to credit and the circumstance is detected at the re gional center as it will be without ques tion a repetition of such act will make the paper of such borrower or the securi ties of such banker the subject of special scrutiny thereafter And judgment will Te bnsed upon the general conduct of a banking business not less than upon specific Instances of paper offered for ne gotiation or discount has undergone no change in Indianapolis There is an ample supply of money in the banks of the city for the needs lie in dependent territory Indianapolis has been fortu nately circumstanced in being continu ously a point of supply for its state and parts of adjacent states and it has met al norma demands upon it without hesi latlon and without straining its resources This city is one nf the centers that has found no urgent requirement for a re gional system in the ordinary processes of trade building up of reserves in antici pation of the new law has been nothing more than prudent management The largest problematical effect ot the new system is in the transfers of reserves or of neighboring banks deposits Chicago banks have been soliciting deposits from banks in the Indianapolis territory on the i theory that their position in a regional citv will facilitate the small busi ness It remains to he seen then what volume of money in the contiguous ter ritory is removed from this city when the new law becomes operative "Business affinity may counteract any transfer of local banks funds One may suppose that a city transacting the bulk of its trade with Indianapolis will carry its balances here preference to a re gional center with which its business ties are not intimate The law specifies reserve deposits from each member bank in the regional bank variable at the dii rretion and order of the governing board Unit apart from these compulsory reserves in the regional banks the question of continuing to keep balances elsewhere will be determined we may conclude by major trade currents between cuties Much has been said about taking financial con trol of the country awav from New A ork city but the fact remains that the con centration of business in that metropolis and the citvs position as an international gateway will require uninterrupted reciprocal relations between it and other parts of the country as a matter of busi ness convenience must we overlook the possible re adjustments of reciprocal banking ar rangements between distant cities as a result ot the regional system It is more than likely that hanks Indianapolis which have been accustomed to carry balances at remote points outside the radius of the active trade influence will withdraw that Tioney from those re mote places The primary cause main taining such distant deposits has been to secure the advantage of business accru ing from exhange and collections But if this incidental business goes through the regional city then the distant deposits will be valueless as sources of income conditions hereafter not less than heretofore wHI be governed by fa cility and adaptability by the natural affinities that have been established be tween smaller cities and territorial cen ters and by the convenience and expe dition with which the business of bank ing can be carried on of reserves under the new law are all uroblema icaJ dependent upon what the tributary banks of any geographical center find most ad visable for their future Invoking Aid of New Law may have no apparent need for availing itself of the regional hank's but it is not impossi i ble as the system is evolved that the banks here by imperceptible variations in the volumes of their loans in antieipa I tion of the period of strongest drain in the crop moving season each fall will come to depend for a short time prob ably not more than sixty days nn the i regional bank This is a matter of future adjustment attitude of bankers toward the I new currency act is one of conservatism i favorable expectancy and a desire to ac complish the transition to the regional I basis with the least possible jar Spvu latlon on what is going to happen with respect to credit or the Volume of busi ness that will center here is idle It well to anticipate and be prepared for possible readjustments of balances that other banks carry now in Indianapolis and that is being done without any re striations on normal credit demand In rally Money is so plentiful here that some banks are taking accounts origi nating in other cities tn provide an out let and a small earning capacity for idle funds We would much prefer to get these accounts at homo if they wre offered "Indianapolis has enjoyed in a peculiar sense a spirit of fraternity and intimacy between its hanks and its people Banks are dependent fur the measure of their success and for their value to the coni I munity upon the continuation of this con lidence Banks do not make business I conditions They reflect them They al ways seek 1 lie sympathetic co operation of the communities in which they are placed never forgetting that a pruden tial management and a wise safeguarding of the resources intrusted to them neither illiberal on the one ha ml nor un wisely free on the other make for solid ity in every part of the community "inally I can not see that the new currency law will work any appreciable modifications of the principles of wise credit extension The operation of the new system when Its first effects arc seen and appraised by bankers will tend to settle some uncertainty that exists riow and that fact uf itself will bp stim ulative on general business" eel Weak? Do you tire easily? 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The Brown Bottle protects Schlitz pur ity from the brew ery to your glass That skunky taste denotes decay and is often found in beer from light bottles Nature has many ways of warning man of danger The sense of taste and smell both serve foryour protection See that Crown is Phones branded Schlitz jqS Schlitz Brewing Co 425 btate btreet Indianapolis The Beer That Made Milwaukee famous I I hhH11 fl I KflvMi nwi wIHM 7 a place Talks Col Theo Ainerica An Ameiv number to Cool Reading for Hot Weather Should reshen Your Spirits 11 Tn addition there will be a col num of out of the ordinary stories from many places in In diana and sidelights on life in and about Indianapolis CERTAINLY WORTH READING Order Your Next Star Today Notify Your Agent or Telephone The Star Either Phone 4000 It is the new This great amusement HE MAGAZINE SECTION of next STAR will be filled with stories of the out of doors stories which would be in teresting any time but particularly so now because of the effect which they will produce on the summer worn person desiring airy read ing for the week end search for love His affairs of the heart will be told Sunday The Egyptian fad is now the uj rage Rare jewels from the tombs of kings and all kinds of ar ticles are being sought and are bringing fabulous prices Some of the things unearthed will be de scribed 1T The Hoosier and City Life Sec tion will contain the second of the of Thomas series by an Indiana author Nliss Anna Nicholas Also another one of Mary Hannah There also will he a bit of political history by Albert Wishard explaining the part taken in the Indianapolis situation a score of years ago by Slick TT Coney Island sometimes ul termed playhouse now is at its height Babel draws the greatest cosmopolitan crowds The Sunday Star will tell of the entertainments which are being offered Swimming the English Chan 1 nelis another of the out of door features A standing prize is offered for the person duplicating the teat ot (Japt Webb ican will be among the trv Another article by dore Roosevelt on his trip through the wilderness of South will be found more inter esting than the first The sketch is illustrated by photographs taken by Kermit Roosevelt The great Napoleon so sric ul cessful in tlic quest of terri tory failed to make a success in his.