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what it might be. But though tense
with excitement, he was cool, the sort
Of GOODNESS that had served him IN

what it might be. But though tense
with excitement, he was cool, the sort
Of GOODNESS that had served him IN
financial crises.
He touched her hand. Marie"
She shrank and gave him an up
ward glance, then looked away. 1t
was what she saw in his face that hur-
ried her into speech. Monsieur
these days when you have been gone.
l have thought-that, now ! have all
my strength. / wish to do some work.
At first was quite contented just that
you do everything for me-. but l have
changed my way of thinking-of
many things. l am sorry for my old
sorry l have been Of such expense
|. and l am sorry for these last
weeks-that 4 have not told you--that
L." she stopped. :
MacAllister's heart CONSTRUCTED. The
physically i'll. 1t vas her way of tell
In the way he wanted.
E"What do yc want to do z" he asked
tonelessly.
Marie kept her face turned from
him. There is only one thing lean
do SWell-I can act. IL, is to
act for motion pictures ] meany,' she.
[copftnued steadily. "T can do that.
Twas asked to do that once. I have
the kind OF face they wish; it has
shadows. and my eyes and hair-are-
remarkable-'
'MaeAllister caught the drop and
break in her voice, the uncomfortable
stress of pain. He bent quickly to
look at her avertcd face and saw the
culver of her bitten lips. He saw
that her hands were gripped SO tight
ilX hat the knuckles wee blue. and
It came to him, with a flash of relief
that turned the world golden, that it
was no just the pain she knew she
was giving him that tortured her.
He took her twisting hands and
drew them apart and turned her to
him, trying to make her look at.him.
TELL inc first Of all that We don love
meas I love ye," he demanded.
Tell me that-before yc say any
mere!" -
She was silent, her body unyieldins
and tense
ne put his arm about her, held her
tightly. and with his free hand lifted
her lace SO he could look into her
eyes. They were dull, like the ewes ~
a sick animhi. Tell me. Marie, Ia
asked more gently Tel me, dear?
know 1'm'twice yer age, But
l nave many good years before me,
and I'd love we dearly to the very 1ast
day Of my life. I believe now that
IN yer heart We love me--just as I loyc
ye. Put>away yer doubts, dear. Ride
with me and be my wife. Marie?'
she relaxed suddenly into a trem-
Dilng that shook her from head to
foot. II want to stay with YOU. I I
want to be your wife more thar .rv.
thing In the world. But I an not
sood enough to be your wife. / do
not do rteht-often. These last DAYS
= have decided-it-the best thin ~ j.
Nor me to go away. I would not make
you ! happy, Monsieur-I-"
she stopped as il driven to utter dcs-
e rVa 100 orsathless even for tears.
me happy" MacAllister cried.
Continued IN tomorrow
Evenings Herald.
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CHAPTER xLN,-coutinued,

CHAPTER XLV1.-ontinued.
Ills bitter experience had made him
averse to marriage, and at the
time tender to the fatherless. There
were institutions in Nebraska that
could have told curious tales OF the
large anonymous donationafthat came
10 them regularly. There was q Cath
Laclasse that under compultion might
have disclosed the fact that its chief
donor was Alexander MacAllister.
Youth appealed to MacAllister. II
in those strenuous years Of erecting q
fortune he had met q girlfwho aroused
In him an uncomfortable .desixe for
possession that marriage alone would
satisfy. the ann overwhelming pas
sion he had felt for the gtrl he had
married, he would have married
again, But he had not. lAs Bagsby
had told Glare. there were tnfatua-
tions that! had resulted IN, unconven-
movement, q cessation Of interest.
Freda O'Rourke had aroused In him
the most lasting interest he had felt
fol-, any woman during his hfteen
years Of baahelorhood, and, undoubt-
eddy. because, in a physical way, she
had never overwhelmingly appealed
ITO him, and becauEeaher adherence to
he. Ideals and hef capacity tor .sun-
emotional friendship had won his pro:
found Respect: And.-She was q ma
ture woman, only = little younger than
himself. In theory, MacAllister would
have maintained that asblamele0 In
Etiniacy such ~ theirs was not pdASt-
bic etween Q man and woman, butln
practice it had proved quite possible.
/ Her house had given him the COM
forts Of home, and she herself had
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-11-04
STATE AND LOCAL A X

The proof Of the pudding is the eating, and the test
OF the accuracy Of statements made by promoters and ad-
vocates Of state socialism with reference to the cost to the
taxpayer Of the experiments will be found in the tax
levtes. ~ fGf
~ Computations for Grand FORKS county have lust been
made. and it is found that the taxpayers of this county
Will between now and next March. be required to pay into
the state treasury In direct state taxes sail .s11, as against
ISIS for the preceding year. In other words, the stat.
taxes collected from Grand Forks county will be approx
tmately three times what they were last year. AS against
an increase in state taxes OF 1876 per cent we have an in
crease in taxes for all local purposes OF SIS per cent.
It costs more money to do business now than 1t did
formerly. Labor Is higher and material is higher. This
increase Is felt by all public. bodies as we'll az by individ-
uals, and increased taxation was inevitable. But the cost
Ut labor and material has not advanced more tor the state
than for the local communities Yet state taxation has in
creased until it is three times what 1t was, while local
taxation Is one and one-half times what it was. z
This state Of affairs may be explained according to
the viewpoint OF the individual. but there are the facts,
and the Grand Forks county citizens who last year con.
tributsd 500 to the government OF his state must now
prepere to pay in round Aumbers $500 to the same state
government. What HIS he to show for it, "a
The department Of agriculture issue. ! bulletin set
ting forth the fact that the tops and trimmings Of sugar
:beets can BE used advantaseous1y as isilaEe, Also, it is
understood that from the liaatd which collects from th.s
sflase there can e pfspalsda most potent tipple.
The modern idea seems to IS that il ! man zoe. into
: business enterprise. no matter how haxardous, and loses
monsy. he stands the To- But nhis venture is success
|fui he = : thief Il he takes more than two per cent. profit.
|Glittertns prospect Not. :>
The strike OF the NV York Ionsahoremen having
caused the distinctions ~ j. Whole lotSo Of foodssuffs. and
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-11-04

Inheritance taxes tom H..
'Bingham's estate are suf,cisnt ~
the entire debt of the state 40 hay
lucky. It certainly paid KentnctS M u
stick around. eAy 10
i being led by Moses means al, th,+
it used to mean. the Grand Forks h. IL
+ made up OF the chosen people 'a Of
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-11-04

M-G4......GIE4EN 1s 1870 Irf5ytl
Tahes attorney sensrad aagurss us that c6nbinatos
e stop Production eannot be teleratsd. rsnf! gov aboi
a lev million tons Of coal?
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-11-04

M, Marie okilvie. : mysterious girl ar
1acAl!ister, wealthy munitions man6-
city. He. makes arranFen@nts tor the
Etrl to live with Carl Aendall, an art
list, instructor in the Laciasse schools
h ~ : n ms, wiife, explaining that the girl
The gil is in a state Of exhaustion.
but rapidly. recove and exercises 4
strong fascination over MendsM Who ID
E n .s :!tho1sh he IS siresdy inyoiyed
Of the leading banker Of the city.
!, TS,wn!ey. A.eAiiistsra shaaieur. Is
Plant which is turning out supplies for
against Townley, but shortly Afterwards
MacAllister It once begins rehuil1inE,
He suspects Kraup. q wealthy German
Of, the city Of havins : hand 70 the de
NeadaiiI is threatened with discharre
from the Lac1asse schools. Mrs. Mem
dali goes to Mr.. Bagsby and frankly
discusses with him her husband's rsia-
lions to- With Mr.; Hagsby: She then warns
tween her and the other women who arc
constantly I,n coming Into biz l;fs s;..r
Mendsl plans a daring portrait Of
Claire Basshy, dauEhterso the bank.
er, comes to SEQ Marie. This latter has
been flirting with. Ellis Kraup. son 81
the man MasAMister suspects. Of de-
stroyink his emil, to whom Claire IL
secretly engaged.
At 4 rostuMeT dance that night young
Kraup calls Marie aside on the pleafthAt
ne has something private q important
Ito say. e : I'll ~
Marie refnses young Ersnp's prppos,
al. She and Mendall make . sensation
in a Spanish dance they perform to.
gether.
While the party is still going on Ma
Eie receives . mysterious message. which
fills here with fear Tor fMecAllisters
safety. With the Mendalls she goes to
hts house to spend the night, but he IL
told. Mrs. Nendall proceedR to tell her
husband = secret she has LEARNED re-
She tells Mendall that An her mothers
side Marie IA negro blood in her. veins.
Marie tells Mendall that Mrs. Msndall
is m~istaken.isthat she is not. MasAllis-
terss daughter. -
MacAlitster returns, h.ayins been sue
eeesful in obtaining the arrest ofesa
number Of the plotters against his plzntl
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-11-04

The department Of agriculture issues q bulletin ne
ting forth the fact that the tops and trimmings or sus,
beets can Be used Administering as isiaEe, Also, it
Silase there can be prepared : most potent tipple.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-08
WHEELING ELkS
AFTER H0N0RS
LARGEST DELEGATION IS TO RE-
CETvE A SILVER LOVING CUP
FRO FAIEMoNT LODGE.
Big Delegation Going Down From This
City to Cop tho Big Prize II
Possible.

Wheeling Lodge. No. %. r. r. o. Elks
is going to mako ecvry effort to cop the
big prize at Fairmont on Thursday Of
this week, when tho big state convcn-
ton is to he hold in that city. The
largest visiting delegation receives n
large silver loving cup from tho Fair
mont lodge and il is likely that Wheel
ing will be a strong contender for the
coveted prize.
One Of the features OF tho big parade
will hn the turn out of three men nj tho
head or tho big procession. two of them
being Wheeling men. members of the
charter class of T:lks John +. Richard
son. James *. Hall and Samuel p. Harr!-
son. mr." the mon who will have that
honor and a biG delegation form this
city will hack them up.
4 special train will leave hero on
Thursday morning at S o'clock and will
return late nj night. Tho Greater
Wheeling brass band Of thirty pieces
will go donw to head tho Wheeling dele
CATION. The members will 20 in their
civilian clothes and no special uniforms
vii! b" worn during tho trir. All NOM
hers who arc able To 60 arc urged to
get in touch with Will Fec. Of the local
club.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-08
BRIDGEPORT
NEWS
Leave news items for Tbe Inter-
iixencer at Hickeys News stand.
Seiby & Reeds Drug Store or the
Bridgeport Hardware Company


The citizens OF this place will have
an opportunity to vote on the relcr-
cndum for better fire protcct"n NJ lhe
coming election. and all conditions have
been complied with TO permit the Ques-
ton being placed on the ballot. n re-
pert was circulated last week that GER
tain conditions had not been complied
with, which would prevent the question
being voted on and citizens in favor or
better protection made tn" claim that
this report was circulated by certain
few who have always shown themselves
opposed 10 Improvements along TINS
limo. The drawback was to the effect
that a copy Of the ordinance which was
the cause Of the demanding OF the ref
crendum had not been filed with the
County Election board along with the
other papers. but since the question has
been Investigated. tho oversight has
now been repaired and the vote Will be
taken, as all conditions have been COM
piled with. according to r. c. Myers.
clerk Of the election board.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-08
TRIAL TERM Of
CRIMINAL COURT
BEGINS TODAY
Four Appeal Cases Arc Set For Today
Term Will 30 Short.

The petit jury called for duty Tor INC
Srptcrnhcr term Of criminal court VIII
rcport ut 9:2N O'Clock this morning. -Four
opncal cases arc SGT for trial To-Day.
They are: state w. NIX" race, l"St
law case: State VS.. Mrs. William kn'"r-
i'm; State VS.. Alex Br"zavich. and stare
VS.. Mike Pace. Yust law appeal.
When tho docket was called last We'd
ncsday. Judge Alan II. Robinson set on"
case for trial Tuesday II Is highway
robbery case in which Martin LOTUS
and Edward Nuttcr will he tried on the
accusation that they held up charles
Prayer In an alley in South Wheeling
and robbed him Of four dollars.
Much interest CcntcrS in two cases
set for trial Wednesday. They arc III"
new indirtmcnts against George Scihcrt
and Harry Smith. charged with violating
the Yost law. Tho evidence. which was
presented before the grand jury. is being
carefully guarded by counsel and off,
Gers Of the prohibition department. II
is said. however that the cvid"nc" is
very similar to that which was introduce
cd before the recent United States
grand jury Mt ElklnS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-08
Martins Ferry Briefs.

Martins Ferry br1e1s'
Mrs. W. l.. Noble OF North Fourth
street is spending a few days visiting
Al Claysville.
W. b. Francis has returned home
after a shcrt business visit to Stcuoen-
willie.
Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. Spence ana
daughter arc cnroutc To Birmingham,
Ala. whore Miss Erma will teach Ia
kindergarten.
Thomas Swain Of this city Is spend
ing the week attending the national
convention Of street car workers at
Chicago. ILL.,
Attorney George Cooke of this city
will leav" today on a business trip 10
cleveland and Columbus. Ohio.
Fred Strain arrived homo from New
Philadelphia yesterday for few days
visit with his parents.
Mayor James Ralston is improving
nicely following the operation which ne
underwent AT the local hospital Satur-
day.
The members Of the local post OF the
American Legion will hold meeting
this evening.
II. J. Rooney Of Washington. Ia. IS
srcnding n few days visit with broth
or IN this city.
James Perry of this city. one Of tho
veterans. is attending IN" G. a. X. en-
campmcnt Mt Columbus. Ohio. this """:-.
All of the services at tn" various
churches Of the city were we'll attended,
yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-08
Mrs, Catherine Spencer.

Mrs Catherine Spencer. wife OF John
Spencer. resident of South Third street
passed away ut the local hospital sat-
urday evening AZ $50 following an
operation which she went short time
ago Deceased had been in poor health
for several months, and an operation
was rcSorted 10 in order To improve nor
condition. Besides her husband she IS
survived by tho following children: MIS-.
J. Croft and Mrs. J. Edik Of Akron, o.;
Mrs. Mary Moncau and Mrs. "lltrca
Null Of Washington, Pa; George OF
Washington and John at home. The
remains were taken to the home OF
Charles Briggs on South Fourth street.
whero funeral services will be conduct
I'd this morning. ut n o'clock. in charge
Of Rev. l.. f. Shiltz Of tho Methodist
church. followed 10y intcrmcnt in River
view cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-08
TYPO MEN IN MEETING
Interesting Meeting Held Yesterday
Afternoon In tho o. Y. T. and L.
Assembly Hall.

Typographical union No. -. composed
Of IN" employees Of all Of the local news
papers. held an important meeting at
tho Ohio Valley Trades and Labor As
scmhly yesterday afternoon. at which
time a number OF important matters
were up for discussion. Quite a num-
bcr Of the members werc in attendance
at the meeting. which proved to be a
very interesting one.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-08

The members OF Tho Queen Esth"r
Circle Of the West Bridgeport Methodist
church will be entertained at tho homo
Of Mrs. Charles King. Of the city this
evening and a large attendance of the
members is desired, as plans will he
completed for the winters work Of the
circle
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-08
JOHN J. GROGAN GOES
TO WASHINGTON, D. E.

At tho annual convention of the Ma
ii"nal Post Office Clerks association
hold last week John J. Grogan Of
Wheeling was elected secretary OF the
organization. The association embraces
some 10000 postoffice employees from
every stat" IN the Union.
Mr.. Grogan. who will now locate in
Washington, D. G., about the first of the
month. has been for sixteen years con-
ncc;od with tho loca! postnfricc. While
he Will b" greatly missed. all his asso-
ciatcs join in wishing him success.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-08
SPEARS AND RIDDLE TO
EXPAND STORE ROOM

Tho Spears Riddle retail dcpart-
m"nt. located at Tenth and Market
streets. has completed its rcmodcling Of
an adj7o"nt siorcroom. preparing TO cx-
tend its rooms. This concern is now.
ono of III" largest auto accessories
houses n the state.
Tn" rapid growth The firm has attain
"a IN It's year Of exist nnc" has been due
|" us convenient location on tho Ma
tional highway. All cars passing over
thr National road must pass Spears &
Riddles establishment. Tho firm is
carrying a large and exclusive assoyt-
mcnt Of auto accessories
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-08
Hrilreport Briefs.

Miss MarCnrot Smith IN" ncc"ntod n
position rs pianist nj III" Family tho
atcr. on Lincoln avenue.
Frank RecI, and sons mad" n trip 10
Cadiz yesterday TO spend several days
hunting.
Paul Higgins. of Cleveland Ohio. is
spend;nC a few days as tho guest Of his
parents hero.
A regular meeting Of III" Order Of
United American Men will j." held to-
morrow night.
Miss Rhoda Wilson. w"ll-known local
young lady. has accepted POSITION as
cashier Mt the Family th"at"r.
The members Of the local fire depart
mont held an interesting meeting yes
tcrday afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-08
Elect Officers.

Local No. 13. American Flint glass
workers. Saturday afternoon elected
new officers for the year. They FOLLOW:
Presic.ent-Iohn Conroy.
Vice President--Frank Hackctt.
Financial sccretary-John z. Curtis.
Corresponding secretary-John Stew
art.
. Inspector-George Barrett.
Inside Guard-CSrll Daugherty.
Outside Guard-Jnseph klcbcr.
Trustces-Ab. Reese. VIM Garrett
and George Barrett.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-08
Committee Meetings.

The chairmcn Of all Of the commit
tees in charge Of the coming celeora-
ton FOR the soldiers will meet at the
City building tomorrow afternoon al
$3.50 o'clock TO complete the plans 1or
their work. The entertainment COM
mittce. with Postmaster T. NJ. Duncan
in charge, will meet at the City building
this evening at 1880 o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-08
Favor Additional Levy.

At the meeting which was held at ST.
Clairsville Saturday afternoon to con-
slider the matter Of a proposed addi-
tional two-mill levy for road purposes.
with representatives, from all parts or
the county present. the matter was IA
vorably discussed and there seems TO
be no opposition whatever to the pro-
posal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-08
Yor Township OFFICES.

Contests in Pultney township at the
November election in the race for trus-
teo and constable promise to be inter
esting. Candidates out for trustee are
Jacob II. Ncff. Ed Davis. William r.
Keyser. l. l.. Dubois and Herbert
Kern. Candidates for tho constable
office are A. g. Roush. James E. Butler,
Albert 9. shepherd and George ConncrS.
William Campbell has no opposition for
township clerk and Ross Schramm IS
without opposition for the office Of
township treasurer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-08
Tents for sale or Rent. Wheeling
Tent g. Awning Co. Jy-lo-u
Industrious Danes Meeting.

The first Of the fall meetings. OF inc
Industrious Danes Of this city will he
held at the home OF Mrs. Theodore
Snodgrass on North Fifth street We'd
ncsday afternoon Of this week. and all
of the members have been urged to at
tend and assist in tn" planning OF the
winters work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-08
TRANSFERS IN MEETING

An interesting meeting Of the Wheel.
ing Transfers, chauffeurs and Stable
mems union was held yesterday After.
noon at the Ohio Valley Trades and
Labor Assembly hall. at which time
number Of important matters were up
for discussion Quite q number Of new
members were taken in At the meeting
held yesterday, and another meeting Is
scheduled for the near future by the
same organization. .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-08

A good crowd Of local folks is eH-
pcctcd at the dance which will be given
bv the members Of the Port Huron Club
Of tho Wnmcn's Benefit Association Of
tho Maccabrcs in the E;lks' Club build
ing, O, North Fourth street, Martins
Ferry tomorrow evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-08

Regular services were resumed IN all
Of the local churches yesterday follow
ing the annual vacation season. ana
good crowds were noted at practicaiIE
all of the services. Almost without cN-
ccntion the pastors Of the various con-
grcgations had prepared special ser
mons for the day, which were of special
interest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-08
Services Resumed.

Church services were resumed in
number OF Bellaire churches yesterday
after being suspended throughout tn"
month Of August. In most instances
the attendance was good yesterday and
the pastors delivered Interesting ser
mons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-08
Socialists Have Ticket.

Tho Socialist party hos n ticket for
tho November election. Frank Sidd Ia
tho mayor candidate. Roy Adams for
city treasurer. Frank G"cum for audit
or: John Long. David Harris and FL
ward Kohn for coninc'lm"n at large. anil
l.. J. Gratz. J. J. Hog" and Fred Walchi
as tn" ward councilman candidates.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-08
MAYORS Report,

According to the report or Mayor
James RalStcn. presented TO council AT
the meeting Saturday evening. a total
Of SAL was collected during the past
month for lines. and 1891 was collected
as licenses. most OF tho license money
coming from the carnival which exhibit
ed here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-08
Social Saturday.

The residents OF Standard addition
all of whom have taken II wonderful m
tcrcst in the affairs of the playground
situated in their midst, nav" all plans
completed for another social aHair on
tho grounds next Saturday night. The
residents have raised a considerable
sum of money for the grounds during
the summer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-08

Rev. James n. I.awth'r. pastor ~ tho
First Presbyterian church. will go 10
Columbus today to attend n rnnf"r"nc"
OF county representatives in tho inter
church movement which has for It's
object moro ro-opcration and harmony
among tho Prntcrtlrt churches. Roy
r,awthcr has nc"r nHm"d rs tho B"lmont
county representative" in the work.