THE BEE; OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16, 1919.
CHARGES LOVER
THREATENED TO
. TAKEJIER LIFE
Anna Velechovsky Says John
Pfeffer Aimed Revolver at
Her and Said He Would
Kill Her.
John Pfeffer, 1817 Dorcas street
entered the home of his sweetheart
Anna Velechovsky. 1807 Dorcas
street, wnne she was alone and, aim
ing a revolver at hrr rvMlmol
"I'll kill you if you quit going with
me, and 1 11 give you till Thursday
io aeciae, tne young woman told
the police when she had her lover
arrested.
Pfeffer is an electrician. He denied
the charge of Miss Velechovsky.
but is said to have admitted that he
entered her home and that he had
me revolver with him.
He is being held for investigation
ai iciurai ponce station.
State's Quota in V.
V Loan Is $52,265,750:
Omaha's $9,171,550
Official figures for Nebraska from
Victory loan headquarters make the
state's quota $52,265,750. The quota
in the fourth Liberty loan was $68,
670.950. The Douglas county quota
IS W.I 1,3011.
Divided into 14 districts, the quo
tas tor eacn toiiow:
district Amount.
1 Mark Bpanogle, Bridgeport,
chairman IJ,S7S,800
L. Mooney, North Platte. .
chairman 1,030,(00
rairicK waiah, McCook
chairman S1,S00
f. a. jjean, uoldrege , chair-
.mn 1.5SM0O
J. W. Marvel. Hastings.
chairman 3.177,000
8 Elmer Williams, Grand Island,
chairman . .... 6.823,460
i ueorge . Seymour. Elgin,
chairman 1.343,500
I C. E. Burnham, Norfolk,
chairman 6.735,460
E. B. Qurney. Fremont, chair
. mn 6.131.800
10 Oeorg W. Shreck, York,
chairman J.026,450
11 E. L. Hsvelone, Beatrice,
chairman 2,085,600
Jl Paul Jenaen, Nebraska City.
chairman , 3,303,050
13 Sam Burns, Omaha, chair-
. man ,461.30
14 C. E. Matson, Lincoln, chair
man , 2.367.J50
The quota for District 13 includes
Douglas county, $9,171,550, and Sar
py county, $279,750. -
Worker Suffers Loss of
Ends of Four Fingers
Shortly after John F. Bagely,
Pittaburg, Kan., had gone to work at
the Carter Metal company, 109
South Tenth street, yesterday,
he suffered the loss of the ends of
four fingers. He was operating a
tin-cutting machine, and accidental
ly caught his fingers against the
wheel. He ran to the central police
station for aid. Police surgeons at
tended the injuries.
Campfire Girls Will
Pitch Tents at "Dietz
Urove 'This oummer
Plans were discussed yesterday
at a special committee meet
ing for an extensive and model
camp for the Campfire Girls this
summer. The acceptance of Gould
Dietz's offer to permit the use of
his 40-acre estate, known as "Dietz
Grove" permits of the girls to ob
tain a camp immediately.
Plans are being formed to lay
out an adequate and model camp
which will have facilities for the
care of the Campfire Girls of Oma
ha, which number over 700 girls
at the present time.
Mr. Dietz plans on taking a com
mittee comprising of Mrs. Charles
J. Hubbard and Mrs. W. T. More,
local executives, L. F. Scott and
Gregory Doyle,- national executives.
out to Dietz Grove to make a tour
of inspection of his place and lay
out tentative plans to be dcvelopeJ
for camp purposes.
Famam Street Site
Changes Hands For
$1,500 a Front Foot
Twenty-two feet of Farnam street
property, located at 2024 Farnam
street, belonging to Joseph Barker,
of the Foster-Barker Insurance
company, was sold yesterday to Dr.
Harold Clifford at $1,500 a front foot.
The total consideration was $33,000.
W. R. McFarland made the deal.
Not five minutes after the deal
had been completed George Jones
entered Mr, Barker's office and an
nounced that he had sold the Faf-
nam street property to Edward
Slater of the Pavne-Slater eomnanv.
When informed that it was already
sold, Mr. Jones offered Dr. Gifford, I
tne purchaser, a bonus ot S5U0 tor
the property. 'Dr. Gifford refused
the offer.
Mr. Barker purchased the Farnam
stret tiropertv two vears aero for
$25,000.
Alleged Gamblers Will Be
Tried in District Court
The keeper and employe of the
Colored Man's Industrial club, 2306
North Twenty-fourth street, were
bound over to district court yes
terday on charues of eamblinar.
Their bonds were set at $600 each.
Umcers of the morals squad who
made the raid on the place the
night of April 5, testified that, dice
games were going on.
Oeorge Wilkerson. keener, and
William Singleton, . employe, both
colored, said that money found on
the table was being counted to be
given in payment for a chandelier.
The cases against six inmates who
were arrested during the raid were
continued.
Home Rule in Ireland
London. April 15. It would be a
mistake to think that home rule I
would be put in force in Ireland im
mediately upon the declaration of
peace, Andrew Bonar Law, govern
ment leader in the House of Com
mons, declared in the house today.
WIFE OF SLAIN
CHAPLAIN SUES
FOR INSURANCE
Mrs. Arthur H. Marsh, Widow
of Pastor Killed by Hun
Poison Gas, Asks
$3,000. -
Her husband overtaken by Ger
man poison gas and slain on the
battlefields of France, Mrs. Arthur
H. Marsh, filed suit yesterday in dis
trict court against the Aetna Life
Insurance company, for $3,000, the
amount of an accident policy held
by Rev. Mr. Marsh at the time of
his death.
Rev. Arthur H. Marsh was pas
tor of St. Pauls Eoisconal church
Thirty-second and California streets,
when he received an appointment in
August, 1918, to be a chaplain in
the United States army. He wen
overseas in September and news of
1ik ith was received here Octo
ber 30. 1918.
He was gassed on October 4, Mrs,
Marsh's petition states, and lingered
in the hospital for more than three
weeks before he died,
Second Death From
Sleeping Sickness Is
Reported In Omaha
The second death this month
from encephalitis (sleeping sick
ness) was reported to the health
office yesterday morning by Dr. G,
Alexander Young.
The patient who succumbed was
Henry McKanney; 24 years old. a
farmer of Clearwater, Neb. The
victim was attended in a local hos
pital since March 1. The death card
received by the health commissioner
shows "encaphalitis" as the cause of
death.
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Raises Technical Point.
"The reason advanced by the
manager of the Aetna company for
nonpayment of the policy, said A
L. Sutton, attorney for Mrs. Marsh
"is that the policy was not in force
when a man went overseas. But
there is no such provision in the pol
icy."
David Fitch, attorney for the
Aetna company said he had not
looked into the case.
"It raises a nice question," he
said. "The question concerns the
death of a man in battle. Is such
death an 'accidental' death. Under
the circumstances I should think
it would be considered a natural
death, if a man in the army were
shot by the enemy or overcome by
the enemy s gas.
"On the other hand if a soldier
is shot accidentally by one of his
comrades his death .would be acci
dental."
Rev. Mr, Marsh's policy was tak
en out in December 18, 1912, for
$2,000. A provision made the face
of the policy increase 10 per cent
each year until it had attained a 50
per cent increase, which it had
reached at the time of his death and
is now $3,000.
Rev. Mr. Marsh was the only son
of Rev. Arthur E. Marsh of Blair,
reb. He graduated at the Univers
ity cf Nebraska in 1905 and secured
a Rhodes scolarship to Oxford uni
versity where he graduated in 1908.
He was ordained by Bishop A. L,
Williams in Omaha. Besides being
pastor of St. Pauls Episcopal
chuch he was chaplain of Clarkson
hospital and of the county poor
tarm. He was o4 years old.
Police Arrest Man
Who Ran Down Child
With Auto Saturday
Held for investigation in connec
tion with the automobile accident
Saturday at Twentieth street and
Missouri avenue, when Carl Lind, 9
years old, 4714 South Nineteenth
street, was run down and seriously
injured, Harry G. Walker, 2809
Madison street, was arrested yester
day at his home by Detectives
Lepinski and Turner.
Walker is alleged to have left the
scene of the accident before the
police learned his identity and failed
to report the matter at the station.
The prisoner was released on a $500
bond. Walker declared the accident
was unavoidable. He said the boy
ran in front of the machine. The
patient is in an improved condition,
it was said this morning, at the
South Side hospital.
A. W. Berg Dies In Hospital
After Illness of Tvto Days
A. W. Berg, resident of Omaha
for the last 40 years; died Monday
at the South Side hospital after an
illness of two days. Mr. Berg, who
lived at 3047 South Twenty-fourth
street, was 68 years old and retired
some years ago.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
A. W. Berg; one son, H. G. Berg,
and two daughters, Mrs. Marius
Sorenson, and Miss Harriet Berg.
The funeral will be held Wednes
day at 4 o'clock from the residence,
with interment at Forest Lawn
cemetery. Rev. R. L. Wheeler will
officiate. The family requests that
no flowers be sent.
League of Nations Debate
Will Be Held Wednesday
Arrangements are complete for
the debate Wednesday evening at
the Unitarian church between , ex
Senator Norris Brown and Judge
Vinsonhaler on the subject, "Re
solved, That the covenant creating
a league of nations or one similar in
effect, should be put in the peace
treaty and should be ratified by the
United States."
Senator Brown will debate in the
affirmative, using 30 minutes. Judge
Vinsonhaler will take 45 minutes
for the negative side and Senator
Brown will use 15 minutes in clos
ing. W. F. Baxter will preside.
Colored Lodge Member On
Trial for Alleged Shooting
William Bridges, colored, is on
trial before District Judge Redick
and a jury -on the charge of shoot
ing with intent to wound Charles
Blue, also colored. The alleged as
sault occurred in a negro Masonic
lodge hall at Twenty-fifth and N
streets, March 9, 1918.
Charles Blue related that Bridges
became angry when the funds of
the lodge, consisting of $28, were
ordered put in the bank under the
names of the banking committee
instead of under Bridges' name. His
shots all went wild.
Discharged Service Men
Asked to Wear Uniforms
Officers and men, mustered out of
service, are requested by the Vic
tory Liberty loan committee to wear
their uniforms all day Monday,
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