Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-01
AFFAIRS At SOUTH OMAHA
stabbing ARRAY Occurs at Polish
Christening,
JOE BLUES FATALLY STABBED
rive Mes Arrested a. Result % Free
for-Au az Home Of Charles Att
koni-Rev. u. A. JOrdsu's
Sermon on HOnor.

As the result Of free-for all CutunE
scrape which took place last night a. the
home OF Charles Alikoni, Thirty-third and
r streets, South Omaha, joe Blues, who
lives at Thirty second and streets, lies
At the South Omaha hospital IN a very asrl-
Gus condition. Blues was slasned about
the head and one stab wound in his side
penetrated lung. He lost large amount
Of blood and his chances for recovery are
not looked upon az favorable. He was
attended by DR., KoeniG.
Five men were arrested ~ implicated IN
the scrape, including Isadors and pete
GrincewcE two brothers, and Frank Ches-
ter All the men were more or less under
the influence OF liquor and all had wounds
OF some description. E
Chester, who lives ct 10i7 worm thirty
eighth street. asserts that the two brothers,
Issdore and Pete. attacked Blues IN the
start OF the trouble. that IBadOre wRs
responsible for the wound IN Blue's chest
and that he himself had Eot his own
wounds in an attempt 20 separete the
others The trouble occurred at Polish
christening and the motive for the Fight
IL obscure.
The arrests were made BY Captain
Dvorak and Detectives Morton and vAlou-
dek.
1uAE IN AGAANANAe
Preaching on the subject, The Christian
in Politics." in the First Christian church
yesterday morning. Rev e. A. Jordan said
he thought II was the duty OF a pastor to
take an interest in politics and throw hia
! influence on the side Of good government.
As man" said he, 'and as preacher
he is responsible for the influences OF his
vote for the advantage no takes Of the
liberty accorded him, for the method he
pursues relative to the laws, and for the
position he assumes with respect TO the
interest Of the whole country
Therefore, II is his duty az citizen.
as a christian. to put principle above
party; to give hts life, II necessary IN de-
Tense OF his country, and to use his In
fluence and exert his energies In every
legitimate and proper way to rid our eoun-
try Of evil" He thought the fault would
not be in ministers participating In cleo
lions, but In their failure 20 do so. 20,
God, give US men who prize honor" ne
exclaimed, instead OF gold. Men who
cannot be bought and cannot be sold. men
who in office, home or business mart are
clean in thought and pure in heart.y
Progress with New church.
According to a statement made at the
morning service OF the First Presbyterian
church by DR.. c. NJ Schindel, the conFre-
| cation expect to be worshippinG n the
basement Of the new church by the first of
December This 10 the assurance given
by the contractor II nothing unforeseen
occurs TO stay the progress now being
made with the work. The finances, the
doctor informed the congregation, are now
in satisfactory condition.
Music for Church Services.
The vested choir Of ST. Clements Bpis-
oopal church, under the direction of Mrs.
o. Polcar, OrEanist, will render the fol-
lowing program at the service on the
night OF All Saints day SD. m: Pro.
oessional hymn For All the Saints" the
Lords prayer and creed, monotone; pro
per Psalms, 112. 121, l4s; magnificat and
nunc dimittiH, Gregorian chant; yesper
hymn. Now From the Altar Of our
Hearts," hymn, "Who Are These Like
Stars Appearing" hymn. ION the Resur-
Tection Morning." Offertory, Thou. Art
Worthy o. Lord" hymn, Lord Keep Us
Safe This Night" occasional hymn, For
All the Saints o, Lord" Rev #. d. Tyner
will be the special preacher
Magic City Gossip.
A. c. Pancoast for State Senator. Adv.
President Yechout of the school board
has returned from business trip to Wes-
! ton, Neb.
Storm sash. Call Rowland. Phone So, Z.
Frank A. Agnew. lawyer, Harmon block.
A son has been born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerry Fenton, South Twenty-ninth street.
Oak council No. lS22 knights and
Ladies of Security, will give a dance to-
morrow evening at the Woodmen hall.
To whom II may concern: !, Henry An
derson will not be responsible for any
bills contracted by my wife, Mrs Henry
| Anderson.
Mrs E. R. Atwater Of Braddook. Nova
| Scotia, is the guest Of her brother 7. q.
Rice and family, ls3 South Twenty-firsr
street.
Phone Bell South SSs. Independent F-ls6s
! for a case OF letter Gold Top. Prompt
delivery to any part OF the city. William
letter.
The boy Leo Lornigsn. who had part
4 of his left leg amputated, following a
street car accident Saturday afternoon
is making satisfactory progress.
! 1t was reported from the South Omaha
| hospital last night that John Menus, the
young man who was stabbed in the alb
! dOmen Friday night, was in critical con-
| ditiOn.
Fire yesterday afternoon did 500 damage
to the roof of the residence OF Morgan
was caused by sparks from a defective
| The Magic city Kings Daughters will
| 10 smou sql 10 klL9d us .sAOUeH pIOq
1 Mrs =. L. Howe this evening. The re
| oeipts Of the affair will be given to the
charity fund OF the First Presbyterian
! church.
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