that de-the na-^atriotic iditures protectge arm-e.despite(■CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE)bt.r 13.— 000.000 United ore the •snacted,of thepeared. He also stated . that Hankins had served a prison term ■with Stanley Cuba Davis for burglary, thus connecting the two be-'-ftre i fore the bandit who met his death here-had changed his name to'Ted Gates, under which he lived in Chicago with his wife, who was but 17 years of age,Evaded Capture for Year.The only mystery connectedJBoshham, a-preme ence of magnat “cheapi the M:with Hawkins, so far as the local! party vpolice are concerned, is the man-! the “scner in -which he avoided arrest for a year, when- his identity was soieelared well known to 'detectives thruout the country.axding’s It will be,': recalled that theto the e bonus iuction. (bt, and a rela-identity of Stanley Davis, who was killed by Officer. W. IL Wilson, a few moments after the shooting of Detective Goodenbour, was obtained thru a kodak picture' of a (ting ofjyoung woman found upon his to con-jbody and a pawn check. The young tarv of]woman of the,photo was traced to powersja Chicago address where she had ns. j removed the day after the murder. :er leg-j She went under the name of Mrs. :ee will;Ted* Gates and agreed to come to funding)Waterloo. ■Girl Wife Grief Stricken. When she arrived at the bier of the slain crook she broke down, j falling prostrate upon the. dead, body with every' evidence of deepest grief. After that,-.the. attitudese said, iUSof defiance and resentment gaves.-—Gov. | •acts to dion of making its, fol-n corner 3.38 0, for id Hen-4 miles or 2.35 $28,-way to meekness and- frankness, ■ :and, as now revealed she gave Atcj ; Chief Young , every ■ assistance in flv 1-vj'gaining all the facts in connection I with the crime. She -stated that i the dead man was her husband iand that his real name was Stanley Davis.Bandit Heir to Fortune.Retta Davis remained in the city, in charge of the police matron. but' without being placed under arrest, for a week or more until the arrival of. Davis’mother anda brother from- Fitzgerald, Ga. It was learned that . the family was wealthy and • respected, . and tbat Stanley was ■ the bla'ck sheep, who had caused much . •trouble. The father had died. recently and the bandit' was reported. :tb -.be' one of the heirs rto' an estate valued at' a million dollars.. w Ivetta’s Whereabouts Unknown.► * I , A . v. • * •The wid'ow -returned with the family, at the request, of the- mother, who stated she would care for her as a daughter. After the burial of Stanley Davis -at the home of his boyhood; Retta wrote several cards and letters to Chief Young, thanking him and others for kind-, T.. i ness while in the city. Then the W*) correspondence ceased.rt///.£ Who Was Mysterious Stranger?uiiw jjjg time Officer Goodenbourwas slain bystanders reported'that a man of short, stocky build, wearing a black .mustache, wasstanding at the door, of theMarks store. When the shots were fired, they said, this man ran rapidly down h°Ve- t^e street and was lost from view. mon«v a^h° a rumor was current chat be loaded! weBt. ^nto a poolhall and changedelv fol- i thing.J The impression was then r irr» ntthat this man of mystery was Davis’ pal. He could not have beenAt tlLondon Abrams a note of Stoc] 'Lasky ■ other r declare i moneyThe said, h( ley. a-him a ; and Hi: 250.• This used to out ofMUshawStour ences : Adolph; Greene-the bes Heity. agreed justed j 'do colie of finalSisteDefkleokuk,an. and ); for county Brown iles In3)ur ban-k banklocked erks inKans; Clara 3V accused the def Mullieaj Los Ahs ing her-:ed:- here . -.Clara who,- ha-desposit of. Erie, named ^ banoh bdead eh en route Attor:in the Iindicate licane vrty”. m been st horseshiyears olthe fee uni-e headWeat Blah 7 i(BWash:Hawking, for Hawkins is ratherLack , oi- when i ta^L slender and light complexly. aoned. Hawkins has said nothing gj_j[ about a third man being in theuncon-PH!5;nurt.It was at the Waterloo Clothing company store, 221 Fourth street ! west. Hawkins passed his forged ' money order.! Editors Give Hardingto weatl of plantsible by after in of a Cui plane re and the aboard“It i!the spe Weeks an ordei