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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-26
Ex-POLICEMAN
IS AUTO VICTIM
Timothy xnllanes Davenport, Suf'
fers Fractured Skull; Dies 1t
st. Luke's Hospital.

Timothy Mullane, former night
captain of the Davenport police
force, was fatally injured at s:45
O'Clock last evening when he was
struck by an automobile driven by
Walter E. -Meadley, 723 West
Seventeenth street, Davenport. He
died. at st. Luke's hospital four
fours later.
Mullane, who resided on a farm
on Eastern avenue, was driving cat
tie on the Orphans home road near
Duck Creek, when as he reached
the south end of the bridge over the
creek, the speeding car struck him,
AT the hospital where he was re-
moved, he twas found to have sus-
tanned q fracture Of the skull, AZ
well as a broken ankle and other
minor injuries.
He was 6S years Of age.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-26
COUNTY ASKED TO
SHOW PRODUCT OF
IT'S CORN FIELDS

Rock Island and Rock Island
county are invited through the
Chamber of Commerce to be rep
resented at the first annual har-
vest festival at Albuquerque. N. NJ,
to be held there by the albuquerque
Chamber OF Commerce Oct. 7. s and
8. Farmers are invited to send ex-
hihits In the form Of ears OF corn
grown in this community
Tho invitation comes through q
letter received by the Rock Island
Chamber Of Commerce. It states
that the harvest festival IL being
instituted in Albuquerque in place
Of the county fair.
An open to the world corn ex-
hibtts viii BE one feature Of the
festival. and 1t Il 10 this that Rock
Island county 10 invited<to contri-
butte. Cash prizes have been Of
fered for the best ears OF corn.
Secretary o. F.. Hildehrandt has
taken the mattsr MP With p. r
Bdgerton, county farm advisor. with
the purpose a having. suitable *
hfbtts aeAt down. .- Is,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-26

shot her first. You see I wanted
to employ both guns SO that 1t
would appear Is il l had had q big
gun battle with the robber.
my wife dropped. {, thought 1t
would be a good touch to say, Are
you hurt, honeyT / heard her say,
Carl, I'm dying Then l knew
the plan, that far at least. had
worked. I was afraid he would still
be able to talk when the police ar
rived, SO beat his head on the mar
BILE flooring so he would be uncon-
scious. Then the police came. and
/ went over to the North Robey
street station and told the story
just as l had planned it."
Wanderer said he had forgotten
all about the $500 in the excite
ment following the murder, and
because Of this his mother-in-law
Mrs. Charles Johnson, with whom
he and his murdered wife lived
found it in the bureau drawer.
1t was the discovery of the mon
ey which, in a measure, caused the
police to suspect the former army
officer. 1t led to the theory that
he engineered the murder to gel
possession of the cash, or that the
slain stranger had come to ths
doorstep of the Wanderer home t6
blackmail the wife.
Had Lived Happily.
The war romance OF the couple
the wedding and their apparently
happy marital life forms a strange
setting for the brutal murder. Or
March 80, 1918, their engagement
was announced by Mr.. Wanderers
mother, Mrs. Eugenia Johnson
The slayer was then a sergeant sta
toned at Chickamauga Park, Ga
He went overseas and stayed more
than year, winning the croix d.
guerre and D.. s. C. for bravery II
action and promotion to a first lieu
tenancy in the. 10th machine gur
,, battalion.
Shortly after his return the wed
ding was celebrated on Oct. !, 1913
and Carl went to work in tn,
butcher shop owned by his father
The brides parents had given he,
a wedding present of considerabl,
cash and the couple saved. The,
had $3.50 in the bank when b.
conceived the idea OF turning slay
er and induced his wife to draw
out $1,500.
There was nothing in the life O
either which would cause one +
expect tragedy. She was an 81
tremely pretty girl of quiet dis
position and perfect reputation.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-26
Obituary
Virginia simpson.

Miss Virginia Simpson, only
daughter Of the late George B.
Simpson, well known railroad man,
died at her home lin Kansas City,
according to word Received here.
Shock caused by her fathers death,
which occurred Friday, July Is, is
believed to have brought about her
demise. She was ~ years Of age.
Mrs. ]. w. Houder of Rock Island,
sister of the late Mr.. Simpson, found
the message announcing the death
of Miss Simpson when she. returned
from attendance at her brothers
funeral in Kansas City. She has
returned to be present at the last
rites of her niece.
Miss Simpson was we'll known in
Rock Island, where she had visit
ed many times, Her father was
born in this city IS years ago, and
began his railroad career here with
the Burlington. The widow is the
only survivor.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-26

weapon which he alleged the rob-
Der used. This number was traced
from the factory to retailer. Fred
Wanderer, cousin, from which
Carl Wanderer borrowed it the>day
OF the double killing.
"Planted" One Pistol.
When he had committed the dou-
bic staying he placed his cousins
revolver by the side of the uniden-
titled stranger and told the police
his wife had been shot in the ex-
change of bullets which passed be-
tween him and the "holdup" man.
The suspicious of the police were
aroused by the Unconditional man
ner In which he related the shoot
ing incident. Apparently the po-
lice forgot about the shooting, and
Wanderer was given his freedom.
Actually, however. the homicide
squad was tracing the automatic.
1t was only matter Of time until
they learned it had been purchased
by his cousin. His arrest followed.
Il shot my wife," Wanderer told
the police. Then l shot the bum,
because l was afraid he would
squeal. l wanted to get the dough
she mad. So I figured it all out and
| planned to make it look like rob-
berry.
Monday afternoon I went down
town to buy some butcher knives
for my fathers shop. There !
found the bum. / asked him if he
wanted to earn some money easy
| and he did. l let on I wanted him
to drive an automobile. told him
to meet me at Z o'clock at Lincoln
and Lawrence avenues.
1.-THE SATURDAY, before had told
my wife to draw the money out OF
the bank. l wanted to get it where
l could lay my hands on it. She
had brought it home and put it in
the bureau drawer.
Takes Wife to Theatre.
$50 Monday l met the bum al
Lincoln and Lawrence. ! told him
] wanted him to help me frame a
robbery and said he should wait or
the corner for me and l would show
up at 9. l went home and had sup.
per, put both automatics in my
pockets and took Ruth to the Per.
shing theatre, near Lincoln ant
WANDERER CUT&-GAL TWO
Lawrence. We left at about 9
The bum was waiting for me wher
we left the place, He followed u:
home, just as had instructed.
j when we walked into the vesti
bule he stepped up to me and said
Hand over that money just as
had told him. l drew my guns ant
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-26
SMALL, MILLER
and SMITH TO
RACE AS TEAM
Candidates For Governor, Aide and
Senator to Run Together Under
Thompson Banner.

Springfield, ILL.,, July ES.-The
petition of Frank L. Smith Of
Dwight, H.. Thompson candidate
for the Republican nomination for
United States senator, was filed here
this morning. Joseph B. Crowley,
Democrat of Robinson, in Craw-
ford county, filed for congressman
from the 23rd district. |
Champaign, ILL.,. July 26.-Wil-
liam H. H. Miller Of Champaign,
announced his candidacy for the
Republican nomination for lieuten-
ant governor. here today.
Mr.. Miller stated that he and
Len Small. Republican candidate
for governor, will tour the state
together. starting on their itinerary
on Monday. Aug. 2.
: It is understeod thai, the plat
forms Of Mr.. Miller. Nj. Shah and
Frank L. Smith. candidate Ter the
Repuhlican nomination for United
States, senator, are practically den
teal. -
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-26
!! -zAMEC NJ. CoX--~


Rock Island aerie Of Eagles No.
956 held the first Of q series Of 60
cial events Saturday evening in the
form of a stag barbecue, at which
between 400 and 500 members were
present.
Two quarters of beef were con-
sumed, the carver being kept busy
for four hours making sandwiches.
Bleuer's orchestra furnished music
during the evening.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-26

rye thousand peopls laneAe4 6k
ths comedians. joined ~ fac1e 81
co1ta1ts, listeneA % he u19le 81
TIE beaos band, an1 edjoys4 tt
bashst dinners undeA the ahn6foE
trees q Campbell's Island ys1eef-
day. Tho event was H. 1f1t -
uual plcuie Of Maram 0anctofg1
No. ia. Oriental Order q ODD ~
lows. the com alttee "a cna! - ~
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chsr-. - ~. cntin~ -. comnoeed
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a, II cnmm;r.. ceorea Fenrlc
and w,1,saw O;Ne;IJ Winners az
sh~ Contest. 80.
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-26
D0X WILL DEMAND
o. P. GIVE WEEKLY
| ACCOUNT OF FUNDS

Dayton, Ohio, July 26.-(By Unit
r Press. )-Democratic nominees
vul demand that a list Of all cam
Snlsn expenditures, as well as con-
ibutions, be submitted at least
ueskIy to the Kenyon senatorial
mmittee for investigation, Cover
"a Cox said here today.
Cox has stated he desires the
|&amittee to be reconvened as
| sooa Is possible and to continue
/ n session during the campaign.
Plans for this "pitiless publicity"
4 the big war chests Of both par
|ts will be discussed by the nom
luz today or tomorrow with SEN
/ MI Pomerene. Ohio. one Of the
| Democratic members Of the COM
nittee. Cox indicated he intended
y stress the investigation OF, the
umpsign expenditures and would
1nand van inquiry into state as
Ivsll q national funds. With cam
pisn costs on the same level as
~ cost of living. leaders admit
1T u may be hard shedding" for
III parties to secGre the funds
ressary to carry on as extensive
Ithttle as In 1916.
he Importance Cox attaches to
|onpaign funds investigation was
hti0ted by the fact that his con-
fksnce with .Pomerene is virtually
N only one he will allow to inter
fws with the writing of his accept
wee speech.
h scene Of Cox's notification, il
been decided definitely, will be
= county fairgrounds here, in.
(ead - Trails End, his home.
a large temporary grandstakd
vii be erected which, with the pa
viltcn, will seat about 5000. Pres.
N plans are to have a parade Of
visiting delegations at l o'clock
widowed b. The notification cere.
|neaies, S....!..
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-26

l.I,let 3 The Argus3.

y f01D0al - Tno AI80W.
Dyyos, nj. July Alive
IA enc immense barn con-
y tons d, hay ana fasm ~
n m valued q 9l0;A0e,
eonplstely destroyed q noon
1871 on the BOYD 1cMicnael
keftse known - The Dow
Is miles southwest Of hsss.
sfleip q tho 1re ID unknoXn,
,sers Of the McNichasl family
~ len the premises about :
|Ss ~ before the blase WIS dis
~ leclaichAel and family had
Se 5 .Campbell's island for the
- ioaxing Just bafosp noen.
/. dirty minutes later neigh
1 sehcsd smoke coming from
;aefn and rushed to the sesne,
r. had made good b wxJ
~ beyond CONTROL AttSufioa
2 thsned toward the h0nse. II
aSed, but nothing could be re-
| s15vd from the burning barn. The
horses were burned to death.
tis structure was leveled to the
nd, It Is believed that the fire
- IN the horse feed, which was
~ in front OF the animals.
Nelkhbors were unable to get a
DEPARTMENT to the Scene before
harm had been RACED and only
Aer . desperate effort was the
0idence saved from destruction.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-26
Personal Points

Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight R. Bell of
Cleveland, Ohio, formerly of this
city, are the parents of a daughter,
born Saturday. Mrs. Bell was Miss
Sylvia Heminway of Rock Island
before her marriage.
Mrs. Jay Swisher and baby Of
Chicago are visiting for few days
at the home of Mrs. Swisher's
grandmother, Mrs. ]. c. Bailey, 1902
Seventeenth street.
Rev. P. H. DUrmin OF st. JOS
eph's parish returned Saturday
from an eastern trip:
Miss Mary Gallagher left last
n3ght for visit in Galva, Peoria
and Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. William McCul-
Tough of 1913 Fifth avenue, and
daughter Grace Eleanor, have re.
turned from three weeks auto
mobile trip to Lincoln, Neb., where
they visited with Mrs. McCullough's
mother, Mrs. Nina Flippo.
Henry ]. WITCH Of 2725 Sixth ave.
nue., left last evening for Columbus
Ohio, where he will spend few
weeks visiting with friends.
Mrs. J. M. Brown and daughter
Miss Dorothy, Of 310S Twelfth
street. left yesterday to be gone {
month visiting relatives in various
points in Missouri, Oklahoma, Ar
kansas and Kansas.
Dewitt Crist. Mrs. ]. S. Crist
Miss Nettie Allies and Mrs. J. P
Git motored to Viola today to at
tend the funeral OF Eugene Robbins
Mrs. s. Eugene Mattison Of 1928
Twentieth street, returned hom
yesterday morning from a ST
months visit in California AN
western points.
Rev. Launcelot Hadaway left to
day for Hampton, Ca, where b
| will visit about two weeks and the
go to Tulsa, Okla. He will retur
home about the last Sunday j
August. q
Beng T. stsder IL Dayton. Ohit
is heretor a 10 days visit with hi
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen .
Stader. 602 Thirty<eighth street.
DR.. c. F. Freytag has returned
the city from trip to Georgia
Bay. Canada
Rev. and Mrs. ]. T. Mordy an
children leave tomorrow for River
view. Wis, where they will spen
the next month at theI summs
cottage. Andrew Dalrymple I
Valparaiso, Ind, a brother Of Mr.
Mordys, who has been visiting I
the Mordy residence, accompanie
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. M. Wilson ar
daughter, Miss Gladys of I'll
Twelfth avenue, are at Lake Gel
eva, Wis. They made the trip /
automobile.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Schoede al
children left this morning bl an e
. tensive trip to Oregon AID Cal
, fornia.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-26

Chicago am sorry it hap
pened, but l am willing and any
ious to pay the price"
Without emotion, Carl Wanderer,
an army lieutenant and
now confessed wife murderer. ex-
pressed this sentiment in the cell
where he is awaiting trial.
When the police reached Wan
derer's home on the night Of June
q, the ex-officer's young wife,
about to become a mother. was
dead. In the vestibule was the body
Of - roughly dressed youth with
three bullet wounds in it. Mrs.
Wanderer was fatally shot through
the body. Wanderer was not in
,iured. He toldS a tale Of taking his
wife to theatre. being followed by
a strange man on their return and
a conflict in the vestibule when the
man tried to rob them. An army
pistol was found beside the body of
the man. The police discovered
that Wanderer owned both weap-
ons, that his wife had drawn $500
out of a bank but a few hours be-
fore she was killed.
Il killed my wife and this man
in a franfeup robbery to get her
out Of the way, obtain the money
vhe had and go back to the army,
reads Wanderers confession. Il
don't know who the man is. !. met
him on Madison street and offered
to divide. the money If he would
help me in pulling of a fake rob
berry. He did not know I was 60
ing to shoot my wife. he didn't know
he was going to get killed himself
either.
II had become tired of married
life and longed to go back to the
army. had my wife withdraw
800 from the bank on the plea
that we ought to have it near by
to pay her hospital expenses,
planned the robbery to take place
while the money was in the fiat.
Shot His Wife First.
II did not intend to give any Of
the money to the man engaged te
play the part Of robber. He came
to the entrance and followed us ii
as I planned. Then / began shoot
ing with two revOlvers. / shot my
| wife first, it was very dark. then
turned one of the guns on the mai
and fred altogether 10 times"
The body of the man killed b.
Wanderer is that Of youth of %
dressed in an army shirt and tat
tered coat and trousers. The on
thing which Wanderer overlooked
and that which brought, about hi
arrest, was the number on tn
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-26
MILAN COMPANY SD y !,
RTACES VALVES
Especial to The Argas.)

Milan. ILL.,, July 26.-Plans for
the incorporation Of a 500 900 coue
pany engaged in refarcing valves
and operating under the nams Of
Payson Bros, at Milan, have been
made. Articles Of incorporation are
being drawn and viii soon be reg
istered with the secretary of state,
details Of the stock sale plans al
ready being considered.
The erection Of q two-st0ry build
ing on Second and Water streets,
Milan, has been decided upon.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-26
R0PS FREIGHT ON
la BET; Is KILLED
UNDER IT'S WHEELS

webster City. Iowa, July 90
80 Williams. 25, a farmer,
sopped' a moving freight train to-
It harrisburg. when Edward
lam. Is, said. "bet you IS you
mot hop this freight" Williams
80 about Sc yards and "hopped"
II He rolled under the wheels,
49, 90 badly injured he died in
- than an hour.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-26
VALLEY MINERS
HAVE NOT JOINED
IN COAL STRIKE

Coal miners at Coal Valley have
not joined in the strike general
throughout the state for waeA In
creases. The employees Of the
mines at that point ara reported a
working steadily. The shortage Of
coal cars has not bssn fslt 1t Coal
Valley. Plenty Of carriers are re-
ported ON hand - take care Of the
steady output.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-26
|UG OF SHELLS
UPL ODES; TAKES
TWO BOYS LIVES

Pana. ILL.,. July 26.-The second
ntality from an explosion of a keg
Y shellac in the home Of John B.
MON here Saturday, occurred to-
~ when Paul. 10 year old son Of
-. Nation. died of burns. Henry,
so1her son. died yesterday. Mrs.
:!on also was burned and she is
~ to be in a critical condition.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-26
LOT TO DERAUD
ARMY MEN BEING
PR0BED BY JURY

washinston, July 26.-The Dis
= q Columbia grand Jury today
E1 Investigation of an alleged
piracy Of certain employees of
var risk insurance bureau to
sua the service men and their
noents OF compensation legally
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-26
MILAN CHURCH IN
18TH YEAR; PLAN
FITTING PROGRAM

Members of the Milan NJ. z.
ch0rch will observe the 18th ami
versary Of the founding OF the
church on Aug. Is and &c. The
church has enjoyed a steady growth
throughout this stretch Of time.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-26
.has. Clair
GROCERY
1916 Thirtieth Street Rock Island
SPECIALS FOR TUESDAY,
WEDNESDAY AND
THURSDAY

Cane sugar. lb ......A.........aSc
Home made bread. large loaf. .15c
Pure lard, ID .................ss Csc
New potatoes, peck .......~...Sse
Grapelade preserves. jar ...... 4Oc
Domino syrup, large can .$1.5O
Syrup, blue label, 10 lb pail SOC
Syrup, red label, 10 lb pail ..Sl!OO
Head rice, lb .......-...--...l 6c
Navy beans, ID ............... lOc
Coffee, SOC grade. ID ........ ...4Oc
Sweet potatoes, 3 cans 49,. &c
Corn, 2 cans OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Pink salmon, tall can .......9Oc
Macaroni, spaghetti and noodles.
per pkg .........'''..... &c
Luncheon, beans IN tomato sauce.
No : can .................. 1Oe
Hxcslio Cake douf, pkg $3.50. Soc
Crystal White soap. bar .......7c
p. Z G. Naptha soap. bar 49,. Sc
Komo' hour. - ID sask.....- .A0s
PHONE + L sss !.
Evening star., 1920-01-07

For loop stitch and
cross stitch all made up.
Color, rose and blue.
Sizes 2 to 6 years. 75c
Regular S1.OO.
Evening star., 1920-01-07

Januar Sale of Boys Suits
BoysS Grade Corduo
o
Bos Wooden Suits sizes 6to l.
to
sizes to IL Reduced to SIS
Bysh
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-07-26
Motor Transportation Grows.

Motorized highway transportation is
growing with astonishing rapidly
New York state alone has over four
hundred motor express lines in opera.
ton. 1t is estimated that, for the
whole country, there are not less than
5000 such lines in operation. These
lines are of greatly varying size and
widely scattered. The American Motor
Freight company, with headquarters at
Sioux Falls, South Dakota, is incor-
porated at 100000. A map of its
route includes so towns in Minnesota,
Iowa and South Dakota. The New
England Transportation company
which operates out Of Boston, is re-
ported as having $50 motor trucks in
service which operate over twelve
routes totaling over 1000 miles in
length. The Patriot Motor Express
company Of Wichita and Kansas City,
Kansas, is capitalized at $1,OOO,OOO.
1t is reported that the company is op-
Grating throughout Kansas, Nebraska
and Missouri and will use go trucks.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-07-26
An Extended Tour.

American Legion Weekly: Just be,
fore the st. Mihiel show the Germans
blew up an ammunition dump near a
company of Yanks. 1t was reported
that there was large quantity of gas
shells in the dump and as soon as the
explosions began the Americans i'm
mediately made themselves scarce with
great rapidly. FaS
When the danger had passed all
started drifting back with the execp.
ton of one man who did not appear
till the next day.
where you been?' demanded the top
kick, cycling him colby.
Sergeant" replied the other earn
testify" don't know where l been but
l give you my word been all day get
tin back" p
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-07-26
Such is Life.

Leslie's: In 1914: '"The Kaiser says
he didn't want the war; that it was
forced on him"
In 1916: "The old hypocrite, he
makes me sick with his meinself undt
Colt"
In 1916: well. the world may be
forgetful, but it won't forget it was the
Kaiser that started this war"
In 1917: Hanging is too good for
that fiend, the Kaiser"
In 1918: They may not shoot him,
but they'll put him away on some is
land, like Napoleon"
In 1919: "Say, when are they going
to try the Kaiser? viii Holland give
him up? Got a match? Thanks"
In 1920: II see the Kaiser had a
little house. party OH his birthday. Say.
that Babe Ruth's some batter, isn't
he."
About 1925: 'WhO was Kaiser Of
Germany at the time Of the big war?
Wilhelm, wasn't it! Or was his name
Frederick? Where's he living now?'
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-07-26

Mr.. and Mrs. o. j. Page, Peter
Schooner and Chalmer Lee left tOda!
overland for the lakes in Minnesota
After few days fishing, the gentle
men will leave for the farm which MIR
Page and Mr.. Schooner recently pur-
chased in Minnesota to do some paint.
ing and repair work on the buildings
Mrs. Page will remain at the lakes fol
a much needed rest, returning with the
party later. Miss June Berryhill OF
kamrar. who is employed In the First
National bank in this city, will accom-
pany the party as far as Buffalo Cen
ter, where she will visit relatives, later
going to various points in Minnesota.
She will be gone two weeks.