Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-07-20
MAGIC CITY MATTERS
Heineman Goes to Chicago as
Secretary of National Live
Stock Exchange.
HAS BEEN WITH MORRIS co.

I. B. Heineman, who has been
with Morris & Co. for the last twelve
years, has been appointed to the po-
sition OF secretary and traffic man
ager of the National Live Stock ex-
change, with the accompanying sal
airy, it is understood, of $1,000 per
annum. The announcement was made
to Mr.. Heineman Monday. He will
take charge of the affairs of the ma
tlonal exchange at the new headquar-
tiers in Chicago, The appointment
came as result of a special meet
ing called Saturday in Chicago. Hell
neman will take charge of his new
office in Chicago, August |.
Accused of Stealing Bike Tires.
William Rick, 5225 South Twenty
fifth street, and Pete DUN, Twenty
fifth and P streets, l3-year-old boys,
accused of stealing two tires from the
bicycle and repair shop Of w. M.
Grist, 25O9 N street, applied at the
place to have the self-same tires glued
onto bicycle. Grist recognized the
tires as those he had lost. He &C
cepted the work, called in detectives
and awaited the return of the boys
for the goods last Saturday evening.
Through some mistake the boys were
allowed to depart from the shop with
the tires attached to their bicycle.
Yesterday detectives traced the tires
to the home of William Rick. The
boy was arrested at the house of a
neighbor' His companion is still at
large
Rick was turned over to Juvenile
Officer Miller, before whom he will
appear Saturday morning.
Collector Is Fined.
1--WE have had many complaints
of collectors who take too much lib
erty in private homes. l am going
to make an example Of you and fine
you S. and COSTS" Thus Police
Magistrate Harvey Reed delivered
judgment in the case of John Dale,
collector for the c. F. Adams COM
pany of Omaha, arraigned before the
court charged with disturbing the
peace.
A woman appeared against the col
lector and, seconded by her sister, de.
scribed a scene which had taken place
in her home some time ago between
herself and the collector. The argu.
ment originated over set of silver, on
which payments were delinquent, and
according to testimony of the house
wife, Dale had forcibly showed her
against piano in the room. Dale de-
MED this, stating that his customer
had forced the disturbance all
through.
City Prosecutor Anheuser stated
that it was clear that an assault was
it, evidence, even though of very
slight character. Four dollars had al!
ready been paid on the silverware
which had been bought on the in
stallment plan. The company re-
gained possession of the silver.
Investigating the Fire.
Fire that practically consumed The
saloon and rooming house OF Mkt
Sorich at Twenty-seventh and \
streets yesterday morning at III.
o'clock is being thoroughly investi
gated by the police. 1t is quite ap
parent that the fire had been startee
at three different places within the
building. The place was securel,
locked and the family away. Sorlct
did not return until late hour ane
found his place in flames He ane
his wife and family were compelled
to spend the night in the streets
A frantic search for cash amounting
to SOS and checks amounting t.
1851 was made, and ended when thu
money was discovered at the police
station guarded by Captain Briggs
The latter had taken it from 1
boarder, Dan Kokolovich, who mad
scramble for it while the fire wa
at its height. The money was bidder
under a pillow in one Of the bedrooms
of the Sorich family.
The police have been asked to lool
IN the identity and address of Waite