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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-10
KENYON CLAIMS
PALMER spent
\. c. /. MONEY
Alleges Attorncy.Genefal Usei
Funds Primarily y Beest HIS
Own Candidacy.

st. Louis, Mo-, July 10.-Repeal
Of the appropriation granted by the
last congress to the department Of
Justice, to fight the high cost Of
living will be demanded by Senator
Kenyon on the ground that It was
used primarily to boost Attornel
General A. Mitchell Palmer for the
Democratic presidential nomina-
ton, the senator announced today.
Little for H. C. L."
Senator Kenyon. chairman Of the
senate committee investigating
presidential expenditures, which IL
holding hearings here, said he was
convinced that little Of this ap-
preparation was used to fight the
high cost of living"
Senator Kenyon will leave today
for Washington for several confer
ences, which he said were "secret,
but very important" and then will
60 to Maine for q vacation.
Gives Pomerene Charge
Senator Kenyon has telegraphed
Senator Pomerene in San Fran
cisco asking him to stop here on
his way east and conduct the ques-
tioning Of Edward F. Goltra, Demo-
cratic national committeeman, and
Joseph T. Davis, st. Louis attorney.
Senator Pomerene is not expect
ed for several days and will act
with Senator's Reed and Spencer.
To Quis Harding, Cox.
Senator Kenyon pointed out that
the investigating committee was
instructed by congress also to in
vestigate campaign expenditures by
the Republican and Democratic
nominees. Campaign activities Of
Governor Cox and Senator. Harding
probably will be looked into" he
said. He said he felt convinced
from testimony presented that the
manner in which the department Of
justice had used the high cost Of
living appropriation had been a
great misuse OF public funds" The
appropriation totalled around q
half million dollars, Senator Ken
yon thought.
The committee concluded its
hearings here today with the ex-
animation Of several minor wit.
neSses.
Hearing for Goltra.
A new hearing may be called
within a day or two, to take testi-
mony of G0ltra, who was not able
to reach St. Louis for today's ses-
sion. Further hearings also prob
ably will be held in Washingto6
and perhaps in New York, Senator
Kenyon said.
Miss Annie Laurie Meehan, stem
ographer at the Missouri H. c. l.
bureau. today told Of preparing
what she termed Democratic
program to educate the people con-
corning the Democratic party"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-10
AIRPOST AVIATOR
HAS ACCIDENT IN
FIELD NEAR DIXON

Dixon, Ill, July 10.-United
States aerial mail plane No. 104.
flying from Chicago to Omaha, was
forced to land in . field west OF
Dixon early today because Of en-
gine trouble and in attempting to
''hop OF" after repairing his engine,
the pilot ploughed through two
fences, badly damaging the ma
chine.
The mail was forwarded by train
and the aviator returned to Chicago
on IN early morning train for re-
pair parts, before his name could
be learned.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-10
NEW COAL FAMINE
NElgACES CHICAGO

Chicago. July ia survey Of
more than 80 retail coal yards To-
day BY the real estate coal commit
tee shows but 5000 tons on hApds
Louis T. Orr. chairman. said
There we're 100. 900 tons IN the
yards last year ~ this time" he
said, "unflled orders are $50. 900
tons. as against 33,0eo tons, last
yeaf.s
~Ths public utilities of Chicago
havs only one woek's supply ard
ARE facing Z shutdown. Apartment
hooses h1so 0n IN average 80
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-10
CONVENTION SCHEDULE.
Saturday, 8 q. m, Single Tax
party 1t Auditorium hotel
Saturday, 10 Q. m, Committee
Of FOrty.eight vt Hotel Nor.
rison.
Saturday, 8 p. m, American
Constitutional party at Aud.
itOrium Recital hall.
Sunday, 10 q m. Labor party
at Car Mems hall.

Chicago, July 10.-The Commit
tee Of Forty eight, assisted by fra
ternal delegates representing q
half dozen liberal and radical or
ganizations - launched the third
party movement here today in its
first national convention.
/ Senator Robert M. LaFollette of
Wisconsin, who won in = mail ref
erendum, taken by the party to de-
termine the most popular candidate
from the partys presidential nomi-
nation, appeared to have no oppo-
sition in the race as the delegates
assembled. Nearly every one Of
the 500 or 800 delegates wore a
LaFoIlette badge.
McCurdy STRIKES Keynote.
Todays session was given over
largely TO keynoting and organixa-
<ioEwork. -Alasn-koGu Gus1yref-3ssx
York city, did the keynoting in an
address that condemned Repuhli-
can and Democratic platforms and
candidates and declared the time
ripe for q new deal politically.
The convention was delayed by
prolonged conferences between
Representatives of the committee,
Labor party, Non-Partisan league,
Single Tax party, Triple Alliance
Of the Northwest, and several
other organizations that are flirt-
ing with the third party combine.
Groups Widely Separated.
Every one Of the groups, in the
main. widely separated in their
aims, came to Chicago with some
pet plank for the third party plat
form and the task of continuing
all elements in a satisfactory
fusion, proved complicated.
The railroad ownership question
was q stumbling block. All ele-
ments are agreed they want public
ownership Of the carriers written
into the platform, but they differ
materially on the degree OF partici-
patton by the employees in the d.
recting control Of the lines.
Soap-Boxers Abound.
The delegates were slow assem-
bling. While the leaders conferred
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DOCTOR CUTS OFF
OWN SKIN TO SAVE |
LIFE OF HIS WIFE
tR unissd prs.I

Chicago. July 10.-"The nerve oe'
Doc Scott earned . place In Chi
cago's phrase book today.
It grew from the fact that Dr..
Orlando r. Scott. operating upon
himself with no anaesthetic what
ever, tore IL square inches nom
his own thigh and transplanted
them to his wife's leg. Tho 8cotts
are recupsrating In adjoining
wards.
Mrs. Scott was injured IN IN
auto accident, her leg being broken
In fve places. 0angTene sst tn and
DR.. Scott decided on the trans
ference Of hssh - the only cure
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-10
VILLAS ULTTNATUN.

FL Paso. Texas. July 1o.-Fran-
cisco villa, the Mexican bandit and
reyclutionist sent word to the bor-
der today By one Of his agents that
rejection Of his terms By the new
government n Mexico would cause
him to start . new reign Of terror
In northern Nexica
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-10
CHIEF PARTN
Of HARDING TO
SIT IN CABINET
Presumlng, Of Course, That Senator
Is Elected-Sees Benefit Of
Teamwork.

Marion. Ohio, July 10.-In order
to benefit by the judgment Of his
"chief partner" Senator Harding
announced today that II he is elect
ed president on the Republican
ticket. the vice president would be
invited to participate in all cabi-
net meetings.
This would be done, according to
the announcement, to bring about
team work" between the president
and vice president while it is the
senator's view that it also would
bring greater cooperation between
the executive and legislative de-
partments.
Senator Harding believes" the
statement said, the country would
greatly profit through this particle
patton by the vice president in the
cabinet conferences Of the admins
tration. It not only would elevate
the ofice of the vice president, but
would give to the president the
sound advice and able assistance
Of his chief partner in handling the
nations affairs"
Confers With Chiefs.
Marion, Ohio. July 10.-Another
busy day faced Senator Harding,
the Republican presidential NOM
inee, when he reached his ONCE
today. In addition to continuing
work on his speech Of acceptance,
the nominee was also to confer
with Major General Wood and
Senator Cummings of Iowa, both
Of whom were scheduled to reach
Marion late In the day.
This will be the first time Sem
atof Harding and the general have
met since tn. fo1InegGosAu1n1nnkion,
The senator also will confer tomor-
row with National Chairman VIII
H. Hays, who will be his guest
over Sunday.
To Join Journalists.
st. Louis. Mo-, July 10.-Senator
Warren G. Harding. the Republican
presidential nominee, has accepted
an invitation to become a member
of the proposed American Journal
lists association, fostered by st.
Louis newspapermen. His accept
ance was contained In . letter re-
ceived today.
Governor James M. Cox, the
Democratic standard bearer, has
also been asked to Join the pro-
posed organization.
More Than Flgurehead.
II sincerely believe" said Sena-
tor Harding, that the sort of gov
ernment I have in mind ought to
take into consideration ability of the
vice president in the cabinet coun-
ellis. ! think it is a fine thing to do
and l wonder why it has not been
done before"
Announcement was made today
that the first delegation from out
side of Marion to greet Senator
Harding would be the Richland
County Harding and Coolidge club
of Mansfield, which will be received
here on July 81.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-10
cox FASTENING
70 BEGIN TASK
Of VOTE drive


Dayton. Ohio, July 10.-Governor
James n. Coz and Franklin D,
Roosevelt, the Democratic stand
ard bearers, will meet in the exec
utive ofifce 1t Columbus next Mon
day afternoon.
Mr.. Roosevelt telegraphed today
that he will leave st. Louis to-
morrow evening and will arrive in
Columbus about noon Monday.
Governor Cox will go to Colum-
bus Sunday or Monday.
First Hand Report
He will get his first-hand infor-
nation on the San Francisco con-
vention tomorrow from Judge T. T,
Ansberry Of Washington, D. c.,
who was delegate from the Dis
.trict Of Columbia, and Of the gov
ernor's leaders in the convention.
He will arrive tomorrow morning
and 60 direct to the governors
home at Trails End.
The governor will play golf this
afternoon at the Dayton Country
club course. His partners win ne
Fred Rike. Lee Warren Jamea and
/. G. Kumler. local friends.
Moro Mes..res
,...
Messsees recs!vea tooay were
lIom inomas =, "atson OF georgia
osecretary OF the treasury Hous-
ION aaa : ieHei irom MISS hatn-
erine wright OF Dayton, q sister OF
the famous wright brothers, av1a-
tors. Senator Mckellar OF Tennes-
see ana L&Slo n. francis, former
AMBASSADOR TO Russia, also sent
feiicitations.
Keep 2 level head, was the
greeting sent by Harvey c. CARRIER,
an Ohio Democratic leader, who for
many years was the governors
bitter political enemy. CARRIER
wired from Denver.
Is Englfsh-Scotoh.
Governor Cox today corrected
Published statements that he is q
English-Gefman extraction. He
stated that his parents were Of Eng
alsh snk Scotch descauts )
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-10
DEPARTS ON
VISIT TO HARDING

Chicago. July 10.-Chairman VIII
H. Hays Of the Republican national
committee, concluded his confer
ence with middle west leaders in
Chicago today and left for Marion,
Ohio, to confer with Senator Hard
ing.
Mr.. Hays said that he would con-
suit with Senator Harding partic-
ularly on the subject of the front
porch" campaign.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-10
'vAl1LED ORDERS
" STEEL ,TOPpIE
MARK OF 8 YEARS

York. July l0.-rnflllsd
o. the United States Steel
- suon for the month ending
- were lo.s7s.sl7 tons, It vas
aceo today. This ID an In
o. 1851 tons from the prev
~ ,Iontn. when the figures were
previous months total 10 the
aince July. 1917, when I'M
"uers aggregated 1o.9l4,lsl.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-10
JAN 1000 SLACKERS.

Washington, July l0.-Five thou
sand draft evaders have been con-
victed in federal courts and given
sentence Of from 30 days to Is
years in prison. according to re-
ports compiled At the department
Of justice.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-10
BEATS CHnD 10 DEATH.

Toledo. Ohio, July 1o.-Authori-
ties at Defiance, Ohio. according to
advices received here, fear mob vio-
lence as the result OF the arrest Of
Joshua Botkins, farmer. on .
charge Of beating to death the s.
year-old son Of Mrs. Ida May Bull
lock, his housekeeper. Botkins Is
alleged by the authorities to have
stripped the clothing from the
child, held it by the ankles and
beaten it 10 severely with q tug
that death followed socn after.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-10
GEORGIA NOW FULL
PLEDGED REPUBLIC
(By Associated Press.)

Batum. Trans-Caucassus, July 8.
Tho British and French turned
the city and province Of Batum
over to the Georgian republic to-
day. completely surrendering pos
session. All the British and French
warships saluted the Georgian nag.
The Georgian shore batteries re-
turned the honors.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-10
BANKS SHOW FALL.

New York. July 10.-The actual
condition Of clearing house banks
and trust companies for tho week
tive days) shows that they hold
41oy0l7, 800 reserve In excese Of le-
gal requiremsnts. This 70 . de-
crsase Of &43,lo7.sso ssum last
gook
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-10
new IS CHOSEN
SPEEChLEADER
FOR THE G. 0. P,


Chicago, July 10-Republican ma
uonal headquarters today announc-
indians LII r.! ~ ~ n, D. NSw VI
..mn.;.. va reau ,uo nepuoi'c~n
en SPEAKERS bureau.
nays On PlanA
National Committee Chairman
Hays gave out the following out
lines Of the speaking plans:
THE speakers bureau will be
headed BY United Statee Senator
Harry 8. New Of Indiana - chair
man Senator New directed the
Roosevelt campaign Of 1904 from
western headquarters. Associated
with him in charge Of the eastern
division with headquarters in New
York viii be Congressman Thomas
B. Miller Of Delaware, eastern man
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-10
Marines Held ReaAy.

Warrington, July 1o.-AmsricaA
forces now in Peking consist q .
legation guard Of 175 marines. COM
manded BY Colonel Mason Oulick
The 18th infantry. the only Amar.
lean army detachment In ChinA. 4
at Tien Tsin. about eighty milea,
from Peking, and could be brought
mp to the capital on short notice,
officials said today.
No report OF . threatened attack
on Peking has reached either the
war department or the marine
corps headquarters.
q. s. Guard Largest. J
The American marine guard 10
the largest at Peking. Tho total
strength Of the entire international
force there is estimated at 1,400
men.
In the event of an attack. this
force probably would be commands
ed by Colonel Gulick. who II be4
lieved here to be the ranking for>
eign military officer at the Chinese
capital.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-10
THE WEATHER

Unsettled, but mostly fair wealth
or tonight and Sunday; not much
change IN temperature.
Highest Yesterday. 50; lowest
last night. 81.
WIND velocity It Z . m, miles
per nour:
Frecipltae1on. none.
I'm 7p.m Tam.
yester. yestef. today
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|AnGENTNA M TODAY.
4 ~ oI Aires. July l0.-Argen-
sotated the 10lth anniver-
- ia1eps lsans tsdays
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DIPLOMATS
SEEKING TO-
rs.sesss.S
GUARD CITY
Warn Government over
Clashes and Bombard- /
ment Of Capital. :
(By Associated Press).


Peking, July g.
Warning has been given
the government by the
diplomatic corps here
that in case Of an upris-:
ing, there must be no
fighting in this city and
that Peking must not Be
subjected to lombard
ment. 81.
Forces commanded BY.
Tuan Chi Jul, former
premier and minister Of
war are surrounding
Peking. r.
General Tuan JUS
threatening attitude i
a result Of the govern
ment's 8 dismissal Of Gen.
eral Hsu Shu Cheng, a.
rNsidenf envnvnsesinner
for Inner Mongolia.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-10

I Chicago, July 10.-1nterest in the
Vanderer shooting turned today to
Daeral expectation that States
ktornsy Hoyne would prefer q
Sedsf charge against the ex-army
valsaant, who confessed last night
y ~ killing Of his wife and a
issnp.
m motive for the murders was
hi Owen by Wanderer as q desire
b Ct back into the army, free
alfum marital ties.
1 Il Wss Letter revealed according
y ~ Dolice that he wished the In
1Ritancs Of her estate and did not
'htsnd 70 rob her nor had he plan
ID for bio other victim to rob her,
Ready To Hang.
Wanderer signed his confession
u " shooting after coolly read
hs svsf the stenographic copies OF
hs oal statement. He stated calm
y tolay that he was through talk
.tae M that he was waiting for
~ hlnging."
4 u his confession, police said,
Nandsfsf declared that he had de-
nseately shot to. death his bride
Il . few months in the hallway
- that be also shot An unwilling
tim Of his planning, a man, un-
msd, whom he enticed there 60
y could kill him and then accuse
lin Of having tried to rob him and
- wife. who in two months would
laSe become q mother.
stranger" Circus Hand.
The unidentified man was partly
henhAed Is William Noeth, who in
ull Or 1912 was employed by the
0entry Bros. circus while in South
Bend. Ind.
Another "a hours of evasion on
Wanderers part and he would have
q al probability been through
VIM the importunaticies Of the po-
ucs. \ was said at police head
yearters. They had held him with
q charge and obtained q confess
noa, police officials said. just in
ume to avoid q writ of habeas cor
- Or an arrangement for bonds.
Seek Indictment.
We shall 90 before the grand
MY Monday and ask his indict-
seat On . charge Of murder" "
a!es Attorney Hoyne said. p.
! want to be hanged" Wanderer
sn1msnted. ~. II hope to Join her in
|see4. ! wonder If she will forgive
~ Well, loved her too. much to
another man get her. But I
~ vant her myself"
.eaderer said that he did not
. % desert his wife and Join
smy but he wished to be
vle OF the anomalies OF the case
saea misled the police for weeks
y. NE romance OF the couple and
- ~. happy married life suppos-
Only Girl He Ever Kissed,
oae was the only girl l ever
he told the police.
ley married after the ex-lteu-
returned from France.
lae family Of his murdered wife
Mli steadfast in expressing
reluctance to believe Wan
we confession.
SaasA Love, Empty Heart.
tby United press.i
caeo. July l0.-Lieutenant
~ wsnderer loved mis- wife too
- . let another man get her.
didn't want her myself" ac-
Ss Ssns to an alleged confession ex-
~ ssnc the murder Of his bride OF
- months and an unidentified
i, s,sef here June 2l.
uaat to be hanged. l hone to
n, n g IN death. l wonder II she
~ !osyive me.' wandered de-
~ at'er the alleged confession.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-10
3RD PARTY
IN DISC0RD
ON PLANkS
LaFonette Likely Nomi'
nee, but Platform Ideas
Widely Diverge.
BULLETIN.

Madison, Wis, July 10-Sen.
ator Robert n. LaF0llette Is not
expected to give out today
whether or not he will accept
the Third party nomination for
president ii offered him. From
what can be learned, he will
not lead the party if it Is brok.
On up and not in full accord
with his platform.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-10

I|QNFESSES
10 MURDER
- Wife With Unborn
nv for Her Money,
he Tells Police.

Chkago, July 10.-Carl Wan
ieeer, fermer army Lieutenant
~ seIf.confessed slayer Of his
N M m unidentified sxang-
- ~ ordered held to the
md Jury on two charges Of
nsrdss, today, BY the coron-
~ juTy.
Wsalerer was taken to an
upir4aking establishment this
nernlag and before q corOn.
~ jury, repeated details Of
~ esRfession he made last
,llght The ragged stranger"
kIled By Carl Wanderer was
patially Identified today - AL
Natssn, said to be the son Of .
yew York millionaire turfman.
Anether Identification named
In . circus hand.
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River Forecast

A rising tendency in the Nissis-
sippi Will prevail from below Du-
buQue to Nuecatine.
n GHERIER MnAnoHols,~asA
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Continued ON Page Fivs.)
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-08-18
Next Weeks Games

Thursday-Odd Fellows and Masons
Monday-Fats and Woodmen.
Tuesday-K. p. and Business Men.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-08-18
The Weeks Games

Thursday-Rain.
Monday-Leans Is, Woodmen 3.
Tuesday-K. P. 3, Professionals 2
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-08-18

DIR. r. Leslie Smith and wife of
Milwaukee, spent week here visit
ing the doctors parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Smith.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-08-18
League Standing
Mr.. Vaughan, Farmer Tells How He
Lost All His Prize Seed Corn

"Some time ago sent away for some
pedigreed seed corn. Put it in a gun
ny sack and hung it on a rope sus-
pended from roof. Rats got it all
how beats me, but they did because l
got dead whoppers in the morning
after trying RAT-SNTP." Three
sizes, 35e, 65c, $1.25. Sold and guar
anteed by O.E.Davis and Sauer Hard
ware Store.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-08-18

To our notion about the classiest
game of the series was pulled off
Tuesday night when the fast K. P.
and Professional teams battled for
first place, the Knights coping the
bacon by the close score of 8 TO 2.
K. PA Tuhus p, Dyson c, Dahl
ID, H. Nelson 2b, d. E. Slack 3b, Geo.
Groves and Chas. Mullen SIS, II. Potts
If, Parr CT, Henry Lindemann IF.
Prof-Dr Fortney p, Rufus Fort
ney c, Griffin 1b, DIR. Butt 2b, Baptie
3b, VIM Schrode If, Rev. Bullock cf,
DIR. Mead IF, Attorneys Heinz and
Moen IS.
Umpires-A. J. Beat and Jim Elem
inc
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-08-18
KNIGHTS PYTHIAS AHEAD
DEFEAT PROFESSIONALS IN A
CLASSY GAME 8 TO 2
Rain Prevents Thursday Game-Leans
Trim Woodmen Is to Monday
Night

The Leans and Woodmen grappled
in a wild game Monday night, dark
ness falling before the close Of the
game which mainly accounted for the
horrible score-15 to 8 in favor Of the
leans. Their first win, by the way.
Leans-Grifin p, Baptie c, Ady Id,
0rbin Anderson b, Fehlberg 3 b,
Clarke If, Parr CT, Lund IF, Seller and
Nuzum SIS.
McHenry p, John Jack
son c, Erick Thompson ID, Mcdonald
2b, Wolfgram 3b, Glen Mullen If, Mar
tin Anderson CT, Eddie Anderson #,
Burkhart and Stanley Jackson SIS.
Umpires-Dr. d. c. Mead, DR.. Al
mon Fortney.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-08-18

THE WISCONSIN STATE
FAIR @Edueates, Inspires %
tertains on Biggest PeUsbaa
Scale"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-08-18

THE MUDLESS AND DUST.
LESS FAIR.
MONDAY, AUG. s0-Arl wlsenEs2M
BchooI Children Ire>