ï~~ro VEN aginSg RAI a i )y reit ot terial, mhip?2-213 h 1 I I. I I I no Uea -NL U I5ALVaLICW110preater- Csaidman.rs widlasnight nsun exinu ilan 0 ClienT, ne esaffort to compelan tha t L egislaturer- Chairman Wasmuth said last night the West Bide Improvement Organlzanntod encffort nto compel that Legislature tht he was not aware of the plans of tion, wa a neighbgrhood association of one bill that created m ore interest than the ae board of health regarding the about 500 persons In West Indianapolis all others combined among the taxpay- exteilon of the ban on public meet- and Hiughvllle. aeother s combined among the taxpay- rnorlgs.. The possibility that all political Mr. Mass ieIs a candidate for judge erO vch In his lobbying campaign be- meetings will be cancelled on account of the Superior Court on the emocratio Gore toich in his lobbying campaign bstate- of the influenza has been considered for ticket. He explained that Edward P. tent that the passage of such a bill the past week at both parties' head- Barry was named in the petition bewas absolutely necessary to place the quarters.- cause he and Mr. Barry, then a city state upon a secure financial basis. In- Chairman Wasmuth said candidates councilman, were associated in the origmost extrav ant statements, he de- are in very optimistic frame of mind Inal case when' he street car eompan-y picted what would happen to the fiscal over the outlook for Republican suc- asked for increat qd rates in the far of affairs of the state in the event said cess and that for the present they will 1917. At that time, Mr. Masson reprebill were not enacted. The LeAgislaturecontinue their personal woik among the sented the city in the hearing..Mr. bill were no enacthis he bill. voters. The candidates on the Repub- Barr is emplo ed in the composint reliused to enac. lcan ticket in this county are conduct- room of the Indanapolis News Record of Republicans. Ing a personal campaign which they "Yet, today, in the above-mentioned believe Is getting very good results. DRINK -PROPRIET CALL glaring advertisement, the Republican VOTE SUIT RULING TODAY. CLOSING DISCRIMINATING state organization is advertising to theVO taxpayers of Indiana the sound financial Charles. Mueller, Justice of the Martin Hugg and WVilliam N. Hardbasis upon which our state rests under Peace, announced yesterday that he will ing, attorney representing six propriethe business administration of their Re- make known today his decision In the tore of dry drink parlors, haled into oerno d i appe g tmake know toda s de on nt City Court yesterday morning on publican Governor and Is appealing to suit of Frank P, Nelson against John S. charge of keeping their places of busithe taxpayers of Indiana to approve that recor4 at the polls neit November. Branson, Frank P. Baker and Bernard ness open despite the orders of Dr.;-er"If there be $3,700,161.36 now in the O'Connor to collect $15, which he as- man G. Morgan, secretary of the board state treasury as stated, by said state serts is due him for work as an in- ofhealth, closing such places, attacked organization, what becomes of the logic vestiator of alleged Irregularities in the order when he cases were called. of Governor Goodrich befofe the Legils- the 'last city election. The testimony The attorneys 8id the order is dIs. lature in January and February of 1917? of Mir. Baker. Democratic candidate for oriminatory because it does not Include What becomes of his two abortive at- Judge of the Criminal Court, was in candy. stores, Arug stores and other tempts to convene the Legislature In direct contradiction to that or the plain- places where crowd congregate. They special session during the last year and tiff.M r. Baker asserted he had never maintained the dry drink saloons wd are a half since the adjournment of the seen r. Nelson until the trial opened. closed because of publi demand and Mr. Nelson, In his testimony, asserted not because of any law. The cases were Legislature for the very evident pur- Mr. Nelson, in hle testimony, asserted continued by Judge Pritchard until Frtpose of enacting such a hill? What be. that Mr. Baker partclpated In the ne-dyo rnin g comes of his declaration for 'tax reform' gotlations at the time he alleged he da. Morn. w w i D Morgand who was at n onrt x which he had put In the Republican was employed as an investigator. George plalned the order was Issued upon adstate platform, such 'tax reform' being Stark, employed at the headquarters of vice of Rupert Blse, surgeon general at recognized by all followers of state the Democratic committee, testified that Washington. The dry drink places were affairs to be the passage of the excise he had told Mr. Nelson he could, get a included because the proprietors allowed bill? job by applying to Mr. 13lanson or Mr. loitering. The men arrested for keep"If the prosent balance in the state Baker. In reply to a statement made ing.Tee red fr e Ing open were- Fred Elm ch, manager treasury Is $3,700.161.36 under Governor by Mr. Nelson that he had been told a o a place at 12 FWest larket stre oodrich, why dd the state administra- law suit would he brought against himo ah p reat 12 West Market street tion recently consult lawyers int the ity that would cause him to lose his home John n f R il ed Staret o st of Indianapt rot hehete unless he withdrew the suit. Mr. Stark noh f M. Riley ce, proprietor of the St. of Indiatnapolis to ascertain whether the eDenis soft drink place. 138 West Market state can now lawfully borrow money t latter's home arrd tol d him he in the street; John H. McCarthy. 109 North meet the running e dienses of our stat ster' ho moe d n toed him e ldinht Capitol avenue; Chares Stegemeltr. 17 institutions? And why are the Septem- be sued. He denied, --however, having North Illinois sttet, and Chares Mcher bills for some of tho state nsfftu- said or Intimated that Nelson might Nulty 117 West. rket astro et. tions, inoludintg salaries of employes. lose his home. not being paid. and. furthermore, If the Goodrich sdmlnistratir'n knew that It had this fund on hand In 19t7 when ov- TECH PREPARES TO OPEN. GOOD TIMEOVER THERE. ernor Goodrich took office, and he m t Wn eustbodota e l eut. Bet Bronson, with the Second have been acquainted with the condh When the board of health's order LisonU. B t nSt wat e Ser tion of the state treasury at that time. conerning the closing of schools is re- Division of United States Reguiars at - did he then o to the extreme of oked an the schools are open again, the front in France. writes breezily to vetoing a hill carrying with t an ap-e e ed the lae his mother..,M r. Clara Bronson, 226 propriation absolutely necessary to th the Arsenal Technical Schools will also Eden Place, ~he tone of his letter indirebuilding of the Indiana Medical Cot- open for the school year. Within the eating how the Americans "over there'" lege, which undoubtedly wold have last two days more than 600 "oldlers have some good times inispite of all the been a boon t the state of Indina dur- front the army vocational training de. horrors of war. Lieut. Bronson encloses Ing the strenuous period It h s gone tachments have departed, and the re- a photograph of himself and his "budthrough In eqitpplpg tnd sending mainining 1,100I men of th he threechools dy," Capt. Daniel J. Canty, both of nphysiciansinto the army? l wason It can be assembled at the State School whom look anything but homesick or necessary with al this mone in thea for the De. The tten Sow at theo lonely. Capt. Canty was Gen. Per. treasury to deprive the state ofa meri- tate hool fo r the e Sathe shing's bugler in the hPhilippines. cal collere that wuld have iven It the "e i t wro aby opportunity to train It boys to take repes otel barracks will probably be their places amog hoe of her ie. sent to army canimsI by Nov. 1, and new GRINSTEINER OVERSEAS. the pl ifortie ontngt of abot 2000 men will be who have one to the front to take car e ge A A of te l Sergi. Herman A. Orinstener. son of Mr. of the wovnoded and sick'Iassigned to thoselaces.ror and Mrs. George Orinsteiner of 523 East "Unreasonable Buden." MANUFACTURERS TO MEET. Market street. has arrived safely overses, And inder tlee cnditions wh did according to an announcement received "And rnder f tbnot on i tion drtinv1e6o i! 'E-fa! irr 1: TIn rr1 1!! rnr od an ti i Manufacturers In this section Inter-leftndtnpois June 24 for Cmp srean. 0.. wa st and to Grave Resstraduris,the...etttuce of lo ttregard It 0tral I' m ntiitatur, 9f otal-elts ison Unit iei. Ills rihilef is a member lp Jb9 f the firm 9fVO Vast "8l00c 'rlo, tunerag its necessary to the financial weifare of shells for the government, and at leastdirectors.m of rinstoler Drqn-, funeral the state to absoluitely demand the en- ten Indianapolis manufacturers who are. actment of his excise tax bill which considering this speclal work, will wottld have pitt upon the hbslness men attend a meeting next Tuesday morn-," Indiana. which now appears as It did lng In Cincinnat" Notice of the meet-then. a wholly unwarranted and un- ing was received yesterday- by the wars reasonable htirden In addition to the ICresurces committee of the ndanap-e. t)urdens that they ha've to bear In hay- oti1s, ubregion. The government is Iii log to furnish the money for the Prose- planning a large Increase in semi-steeluenz (-ltton of the war. shell production and the neeting willG i u "'This advertisement that tie teputb- he n "getting together" of the manufacliean state committee used, no doubt at turers to see If they will he able to intlhf solricivttln of Uovrrnor Ooolrl f trtaho any part of the work. himself, is proof sufficient of the unireasonableness of the dem.anA uon the COURT SESSION GOES OVER. -ICthe Republican members, for the 1 passage of the excise tax bill. As a -Judge A. B. Anderson of the Federal I lefte b overnt, or ~ltn' aodmlohketra- ad ntd8rt arhlMrk,.t tion for the payment of all expenses week to Hammond, Ind., where Judge! and he knew undoubtedly if he was Anderson had intendled to hold Federal very familiar with state affairs, as he Court for a 4'y. There are only a few *0 - - - - - should htave been, that the revenues to cases pend ink and these will go over be produced would be more than sumf- mitll the next term. lt Is understood slent to meet all needs. lie must have hy oflutcials tuere that Fiammond has known also that the state debt Was left beep lax-in enforcement of the board of -400 - - paid by the Ralston administration and healt qrder regarding influenza and that the financial condition In whi ch that hundred-, of case# of the disease he takes such Pride Is undombteuly due are reiported in thaS city, some of whIch to the good management of the Mar- are believed to be due to this reported,S - - -' sh all and Ralston admlnIstratlons and laxity. __________' that In tact at no time during (Joy- - ernor Goodrich's administration has It Geo. J. Mayer Ce,--Rulbber Stamp. been necessary for him to put up the plea that the state was In such finafclat:Fta k J. Wright-Chilopraetorm. straits that extra sessions of the LegIslature would be necessary to rise Gloeposbos e's Ever.OGod Peemersarae. more funds and that an excise.should II.* be placed upon the business of the rg a JOesp Ae 49 MAz. A.s M. 00 ' state. Owto 0s-gurua* r gutvmrssoas "Pr baly 'untder the etroumstanees he. 1 -It is jst as well that Goverm Qopr d- esses s kete Chees.r ri,.0lhro hs qrgan itlO.m h....... r1:4.11 o in=-..v noL Army shools............. *Doese net include traninar detachment Neg. 1 and: igures not available so count merging the three detachments. UNDER TRiATMENT. dlty.....................*.187 wort Harrison............-819 42 Army schools............ 98 - * *Nlgores for eity Includes case whieh m have been dsehapwed but of Wleh the health board has received no report, igures for a n y schools Inclbsude only eases at detachment No. S. Ne new eases at aviation eamp nor Butler College ftudents' Army Came Hospital. - An Increee of eighteencases of Influenza for the twenty-four hours endIng last night over the numbea reported for the preceding day indicate that the peak of the epidemic has not been reached in the city. Three hundred and eighteen cases were reported to the city board of health yesterday, against 300 Tuesday. Dr. Herman G. Morgan, secretary of the city health board, is still waging unrelenting warfare against the saread of the disease and detailed a city health inspector to break up the congregation of map in cigar stores and poolrooms where they have been playing cards. Dr. Morgan's action followed numerous reports that,as many as fifteen to twenty persons have been athering at these places since the cloe-?bg order of the health board became effective. In the interest of public health such games must be stopped, Dr. Morgan said. Twenty-four deaths was the toll taken by Influenza and pneumonia according to phyiscians' reports to the health board during the day. Only one case of Influenza was ncluded, the others betog ascribed to pneumonia The health official repeated his announcement of the ban on permitting public funerals. Anti-Spitting Posters Up. Several hundred posters containing a warning of the effects of spitting In promiacuous.Places in spreading disease have been distributed by the board of health among factories and other places where the warning is likly to be most effective. The public spitter Is being denounced by Federal and city health officials throughot the country, Dr. Morgan said. The situation In the army schools Is clearing, up satiafctorily, according to reports. MaJ. J. Dalbey Crawfls, in command of training detachments, said that on account of the recent consolidation of detachments Nos. 1 and 3 with detachment No. 2 at the State School for the Deaf, figures for the detachments moved Tuesday were not available. His report of conditions at the Deaf School detachment showed that three new cases of influenza developed yesterday. from further medlcal attention. One death, that of JohnI L urg, Munfordsvilla, My., occurred rom the Deaf Schoo, contingent during the day. Rus Coal I CO' ding 28-.240 TIGE is Infumake on erything. cial fea to ct r. ath show cood imt one no nd right ttendsrnt.j ) ntist:s th ar W( thi syt Cat ant lat. cor A Wa Fra Wil Hot nigh to t Tl sont ten en a and mors Tho will 91 1 sati ilt axis Vey ana pro' will so, tars atlo crl can aen Mi ch&l prom E. chal Mist reta Dqn rent Geoo.1 I1 Last 24 Hours a Line Upward Titl r% n T/tI /u / nTn n7' f'uO'nu"P (r' " ' ~