Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-04
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Argument Over War Leads to Stab
bling of Csshin zeish,
MoTORCYCLE cor GELS BUSY
Bert Hiatt, Newly Appointed TO
Check speed Lrw ViOIators
Makes Half Dozen.
Arrests.

Cashin zeish. lsborer living at us
North Twenty street South
Omaha, was painfully injured Tuesday
when he became engaged in a stabbing
ARRAY with acquaintance. Fetch. with
others, were re;urun- from Polish
wedding. and the fight started when
discussion OF the European war was
commenced, lie was taken to the South
terday.
Motorcycle Cop starts.
Patrolman Bert Hiatt recently APP
pointed to act as damper on auto speed
ers, began operations on his motorcycle
yesterday. His first effort Melted n
half dozen violators Of the speed or
dinance. All fines so into the school
fund
HunEnrians Going Home.
Five Hungarians from South Omaha
VIII leave next Tuesday to return to
Budapest and join their countrys fight
ing forces. The men. Mike Savich, X.
Bajy. NJ. Pinih and II. Bongi, were all
employed in the Armour plant, but have
thrown up their jobs in order to bear
arms Their transportation Is furnished
Auto Strikes woman.
Mrs Mary Korki, Twenty-seventh and
5. and past 60 years OF age. was knocked
to the pavement by an automobile at
Twenty-fourth and G streets last night
while she was boarding a street car. The
auto passed on. The old woman was
assisted ON the car by the conductor
and taken to tho office OF a local phvsi
clan. who attended her hurts. which were
not serious.
Ghost story in Air.
somewhere In this busy little city there
IS good ghost story floating around
And at the conclusion Of the yarn, there
must be good, hearty laugh, with the
local police department as the target, be-
cause they are mighty tender about IT,
what the ghost story Is could not be
determined, because mention OF ghosts
yesterday around police headquarters sta
ton brought forth growls, threats and
displays OF ire.
The Bee office telephone rang early in
the evening and the correspondent was
told that IL he went over to police head
quarters and asked certain officers to
relate their experiences with a nocturnal
phantom at midnight the night before. a
good story would be the result. The per-
son on the other end of the line refused
to reveal his identity.
Attempts to investigate the good
story" developed that there is undoubt-
eoly ghost story going around with a
police department goat attached, but as
Tor facts and figures. it would take a
heavyweight champion to obtain them.
Magic City Gossip.
Two furnished rooms for rent, with or
without board, 1905 n. I'D Phone So 1881
The Centurion club will meet I'm its cluh
rooms tonight to attend to some i'm
portant business.
Office space for rent in Bee office. 23lS
street Terms reasonable. Well known
location. Tel South a.
Rodger schenck Of NATION, NJ. is in
South Omaha visiting friends. Mr..
Schenck is civil engineer
Mrs. NJ. b. Munson spoke at the Armour
plant yesterday. urging the suffrage
cause upon her hearers.
The local order of Rebekahs will meet
hall. Twenty-fourth and F streets.
]. NJ. Patten. high school athletic
coach, has returned 20 this city from an
extended trip in the east. He was ac-
companied by Mrs. Patten.
The c. w. b. M of the First Christian
church will meet at the home OF Mrs. n.
X. Bryson, 1913 North Twenty-third street,
tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Mrs w. L. Kellogg entertained ten lit
tie guests I'm honor of the fifth birthday
of her little daughter, Helen. yesterday
afternoon at her home, 1907 North TWEEN
tieth street
j.. d. Erion left last Tuesday evening
for Mobile. Ala, where he was called by
the serious Illness OF his mother, Mrs. ]
B. Erion. Mrs Erion was one of the
pioneer residents of South Omaha, having
lived here from 1885 to 1899