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river news III

Activities at the local wharf hey0
about returned TO normal. Yesterday
there was but one packet arriving. th1y
being the General Crowder. WhicR
docknd shortly after noon from Pitto0
hurgR, After receiving several addif
tional shipments at this city. she de-
parted at S o'clock last evening on hSSS-
regular run to Charleston.
The Helen f.. after receiving q laf9e-
cargo from local dealers, departed yeS<-
terday morning at 1880 o'clock on het-
regular trip TO New Matamoras ana ~.
way points. ,- -
d,y from the Smoky City. they being
the General PershinE. on her way t.,
Ravcnswood. and the Liberty which wiz.
make all points between here and PsHIs
ersburg.
reristcred nine feet and stationary.
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About People
Movements Of IndIviduais To AID
From The City.
At /" XoF1XG,

McLure-John c. Bolton. Buckhan'
non; +. A. Stark, Charleston; L. L.
Tucker, Huntington: H. c. Hutchinson;
Ravens wood: F: W. Morgan. Ravens-
wood; Dorsey, Harden, Grafton: 4. y
ersburg; H. A. Trench Parkersburg; \
B. Nelson. Charleston. q
Grand Ccntral-J. c. Johns. Parke11
burg. w. n. Garrison. New Martins
Vile; William Strong. Huntington. ~
Windso-S; E.. Nasnle, HuntinEton;
e GsG A.n MIES cT a. r. F.ston NSr
folk; X. J. GARRISON, Warrington; p.
y. Beler, Clarksburg.
STAMINA. w. Estep. Proctor; ]. 4
Modi, Warrington; A. z. Morgan. Los
gan; S. T. Kaler. Clarksburg. -"
Rogers; Kemqner. EsiImont; e p
ton. '
Miss Marian Kinney Of Bay City.
Mich, arrives in the city tomorrow to-
be the guest OF her aunt. MIS-. NAY
Kinney Lewis. general secretary OF the
Miss Eleanor Sherman, who has been
studying at Oberlin Conservatory Of
Music, is home foF her summer vaea.
ton WHICH she Is sPe 10,n sh with nei
Russell Brown Of the North Side
who recently returned from Buckhan.
non where he attended school. is spend.
ing several days in Meadsville, Pa,
where he IS attending a commencement
exercises.
p. NJ. Neigh. traffic manager Of the
Wheeling Chamber OF Commerce, res.
turned home yesterday after attending
meeting Of the Traffic club OF Pitts
burgh.
William Higgins has returned to his
home in the Out-the-Pike district after
a business trip to Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Babcock left last eve.
ming for Washington. D. Ca. after
spending several days in this city. 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Howard and son
stoned of in the city last evening en-.
route TO their home in Oklahoma. They
have been motoring for several weeks.
Word has been received here that MI:
and Mrs Harold Evans and family hao
arrived safely in Los Angeles. Cal.
Miss Mildred Woodruff. member OK
the 30 class OF Wheeling High school,
has accepted a clerical position with
the Sterling Products company. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis McClurg stesn.
rod and son Robert have returned to
their home in Woodsdale after . motor
trim 70 Western cities. :"
Mr. and Mrs. H. Birney Dehbaush are
the proud parents OF eight-pouno.
haby bow which arrived at the home on
North Market street at 1905 q. M
Tuesday. Both mother and BABY are
doing fine.
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EQUALIZATION BOARD
TO MEET JULY 3RD
Real Estate Matters OF County TO BE
Considered.

A meeting Of the Board Of Reviews
and Equalization Of Ohio county will be
held in the jury room of the circuit
court in the city building on Saturday
July 3rd. At this time they Will or
ganizc after which they will examine
and review all the land and property
hooks which have just been returned by
the assessor for the year Of 1920.
Between the dates OF July 9th and
July 18th. the board will take up the
books Of the different districts and
take up and fix all complaints which
some of tho people have to make.
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Mr.. Chauncey Dewey Mcmillan which
was solcmnizcd yesterday al the home
Of the brides parents. the Rev. Otis
Snodsras officiating.
The Anderson home was attractively
decorated with many gorgeous June
roses which were banked on the man
tells and other vantage points.
The bride wore handsome SUIT OF
mid night blue with corresponding &C
rcssorics. Her flowers were a shower
bouquet Of brides roses.
The bride is one Of Friendly's we'll
known accomplished young ladies. her
father. r. n. Anderson being pTomi-
ncnt politician Of Tyler county and OK
deputy state tax commissioner. MT
Mcmillan the groom, is associated with
the Welrton Steel company Of Wcirton
W. Va, rs a foreman OF the tin mill.
immediately following the ceremony
the Young people departed for PITTS
hurch and other points. later returning
TO Weirton where they Will reside
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CindsrellA's Slipper.

During yesterday afternoon Nays
shoe store was the center Of attraction
to dozens OF tired women, who were de-
lighted to see something entirely novel
which brought new interest to life IN
the hot summer afternoon. The article
which created so much attention ana
attracted such large crowds Of shoppers
was a Cinderella slipper made OF brill
liants and cut stccr beads. the heel be-
ing formed Of imitation of sapphircs.
This remarkable slipper is valued at
81. 500 and is indeed Joy and beauty
to the eye. Mr.. r. Il. Nay is using 1t
in his store as an advertising feature
for a very striking and up 10 date dis
play Of brilliant buckles made up in
clever and artistic designs.
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prnAHz nrNEn uR.

MFNICO CITY. Juno l5.-1ieneraI
Manuel Pelacz. who has been virtually
The Independent ruler OF the state OF
Tamulipas declares he is turning over
his forces 10 Rrigadier General Pelias
Gales. minister NJ war. and will obey
tho latter's orders. according TO FL
Democratic today.
Felix Palavacini former secretary or
public Information. has been nance A.
sprcial envoy To England. Franco. italy
and Belgium Eduardo Neri has been
sworn in as attorney general, FL Heral-
dc SAYS.
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of green with corresponding Access
series. After the first OF July the happy
couple will be at homo at Akron.
The bride IS the daughter OF Mr, an1 no
tho most popular young ladies In the
city. a. has been attested by the many
nrc.nuptial parties given in her honor.
She is graduate Of the University OF
virginia At Charlottesville. Va. and Is
onife accomplished. Mr.. MarCellus is
~ son or Mrs. l. f.. Marcellus Of Char
ln,tesyille. Va. and II was while. at
,cndinr the university in the southern
civ Miss Wright met her ttance. He
il associated with the Goodrich Ruhher
,,omnany AT Akron. The young people
have the heartieSt congratulations OF
rhrir many friends.
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mH1s IN sIsSIoN.

CUMBERLAND. Md, June 15.-ThC
United Mine Workers OF the GEORGES
Creek and Upper Potomac fields. COM.
posing district No. Is opened three
DAYS special convention here. Accor1
retarv treasurer, = majority Of the eoAt-'
operators have not complied with the-
awards Of President Wilson's commits
sion in the matter Of wage Increases
This will be the chief matter constderess
ed working agreement between minAs
ers and operators will also be taken up.
The union officials say they have haep
much trouble in keeping down EtrikeA-
pending action at the present meeting. =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-16
McGann-wegman

Special to The Intelligcncer.
CUMBERLAND. Md, June lo;-o. r.
McGann. master mechanic for the Bal
tinor cand Ohio railroad at Wheeling
and Miss Marguerite Helen Wegman,
daughter Of Henry WcEman. Baltimore
and Ohio engineer here. were married
this morning at st. Peter and Paul
Catholic church by the Rev. Father
Marccllus Charles Wcgman and MISS
Emma iMaureN Frostburg, Nd me
brides cousin. were the attendants. The
bridegroom is son Of Thos. f. Nc
Tann. Of Cincinnati. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Gam will reside at S3S Main street
Wheeling.
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RECITAL BY ::
THOMSON CHOIR

On Thursday evening. the Thomson
Vested choir will present their closing
program Of the year Some OF the most
accomplished Of Wheeling's singers VIII
has received quite a good deal Of rec
ignition locally as composer. Wall play
his March Militaire." arranged for
the organ. Others who will be heard
are Mrs. Anna Hilton Otto. Miss Mar:
garct Roberts. Mr.. Emil Aucrenaan ana
Mr. Carl T.. Nerr ....".
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Fourth Street Missionary Society.

Yesterday the Fourth Street Mission
AIRY society. which met in the Sunday
school rooms of the church for their
usual monthly meeting. was addressed
by Miss McCullcy. general instructor Of
tho Citizenship Training school. which
opened its sessions yesterday at the Y.
W. G. A. Miss McC'ullcy gave a COM
prchcnsive talk on the new field OF en-
deavor which will he opened for women
when political suffrage becomes a fact.
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10 Miss Catherine Shorts. whose mar
mage 10 Mr.. Glenn Chambers Of West
Alexander. Pa. will also be an interest
Ing event OF the month of brides. After
the gamcs a delicious luncheon Will be
served, Il color scheme Of yellow and
white being effectively carried out.
only intimate friends Of the honor
guests will he present,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-16
LADIES CAN WEAR SHOES

One size smaller and shoes last longoes
after using Aliens Foot-Ease. the antics
septic powder for the feet. Shaken into
the shoes and sprinkled in the foot-batAs.
Aliens Foot Ease makes tight or neHs
shoes feel easy: gives instant relief a.
corns and hunions, prevents BliseffHs
Callous and Sore Spots. It's the Sreats..
est comfort discovery Of the aga Tfy
At to-day. Sold everyherA
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On Saturday afternoon the members
Of the sherman School OF Dramatic Art
and Expression will meet at Wheeling
park for picnic. During the day there
will he, in addition to the usual picnic
features, several unusual stunts intro
duccd for the amusement and entertain
mcnt OF the picnickers.
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CIttzenahip Committee,

a committee composed or the follow
ing young ladies has been most sue
c"sSful in selling tickets for the Citi-
zcnship Training school which is being
held this week at the Y. W. &. 4. audi
torium Misses Hettie Hazlctt. Eleanor
Taylor. Jane Jefferson. Virginia Mckee.
Mosdames Mcrtz Franzhcm and Chas.
FCcny
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tended last night by members OF the
ST. Joseph's Alumn@ Society. \ report
OF the business and receipts during the
past year was read by the secretary. and
Miss Lillian Humphrey. president or
the association. presided. The next
meeting will be held in the fall.
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Section B. Auxiliary OF St. Matthsw,s.

Section r. auxiliary Of the Mission
airy society OF st. Matthews church.
met yesterday evening at the Sunday
school rooms OF the church. Miss Au-
gusta Wright presided The meetings
will be continued throughout the month
of June
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POLICE INSPECTOR KILLED.

CORY, County Wexford. ireland. June
15.-A police inspector. Captain Wilson
has been shot dead by fiv" armed men
Five shots were fired at him.
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MMuLAN.ANpERSoN

Srpcial To The Intelligence.
FRIENDLY. W. Va. Jun" IA we'd
ding Of charming simplicity was that
Of Miss Virginia Naud Anderson and
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Luncheon To-day,

Tho beautiful country home Of Mrs.
Thomas Stewart. near Rnncy's Point.
will he the scene Of delightful event
today when the members Of the st.
James Circle of Kings Daughters will
enjoy a luncheon at one o'clock. Fol
lowing the luncheon an afternoon Of de-
liGhtful social pursuits will he enjoyed
BY the guest Mrs. Cecil Robinson and
Miss Elizabeth Wright will assist Mrs.
Stewart as hostess
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island Literary Climb.

The final meeting OF the Island Lit
erary club was held last evening anc
was unusual in that instead or thi
regular program. the guests motorcd T.
tho Old Stone HouS" at Roncy'S Point
where delicious chicken and waffle
dinner was served At o'clock. In
cluded in the party were:
Misses
Elizabeth Tappan Elizabeth McGran-
Halle Tappan aEan
Mnude Wharton Arahclla McGran-
Helena BabcoX aSan
Mesdamcs-
y. r. Rest Leonard VETS
J. r. Thomas T.. V. Campbell
T.. H Beidman
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Pro-Nuptial Party.

A charming function OF Thursday
evening will be the bridg" party given
nv the Misses Mary Elizabeth and
Floise Hewes Mt their home on Eff
tecnth street as n compliment to Miss
Jane Barry. whose marriage IN Mr..
Robert Darrah ~ Cleveland. Ohio. will
take place the 2Sth Of this month. and
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c-fsunen Select Dance.

Tho Craftsmen entertained with
mplimentary select dancing party INST
cycrinr al the ElkS Club. This was the
FIRST really private dance to be given by
the popular Craftsmen for some time
and The thirty couple who participated
in the pleasures Of the evening are
ca gerry looking forward TO the next
dance OF this nature. which VIII he
giycn la,cr in the summer. The musical
program was furnished by Gordon's or
chestra and this group OF musicians de-
lighted the merry pleasure seekers with
their exceptionally splendid program or
iI.,e numbers The vocal selections
wcre particularly clever and added
greatly to the musical program OF the
evenings pleasure. Punch was served
throughout the evening and at IL
o'clock delectable luncheon was serv-
ed in the dining room.
in attendance:
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The NTH birthday anniversary OF
Miss Nancy Jane Harding. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold X. Harding. will he
the occasion for a merry juvenile party
today when Miss Harding ~ hostess 10
a number Of little friends at her home
on North Front street. garden party
has been planned and the hours from ,
until ) o'clock will be spent in The open
with 4 program OF jurcnil" games 10
furnish amusement for IN" nth" guests.
4 delicious luncheon Will hr served at
IL.
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TinAl Needing q AumnO
final meeting Of the year was at
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concisely !, mo trace OF the Key in the
suitcase, sir. saw his baggage checks
and noted the numbers. His trunks
went on to the coast. Wired Frisco
for them to be watched and held, II
necessary. The probability is that he
has tAe key on his person. He has
changed suits to one he wore last
summer, to which, no doubt, he has
shifted the key"
"Get It," said the president.
"At the first opportunity, sir. I do
not think It best to show our hand
until we have our proofs-or he at
tempts to leave town."
A cipher telegram was handed In to
the president. He unlocked his secret
code book, translated the telegram,
and stated laconically to BENIN:
Richard Clinton, forty thousand,
First National, Chicago. Main depos-
Its: draft on First National, Boston,
for twenty-five thousand, In May, and
check Of International Security Bonds
company for fifteen thousand, fiye
days ago."
BENIN smiled exultantly. "Thaf
cllnches 1t. He took some or all Of
the bonds out of the safe deposit box
when he went east; sold some, and
deposited the proceeds in the Boston
bank. 10 cover mp he transferred his
account to the Chicago bank, In May.
under the name of Clinton. On his
way home he sold more Of the bonds
fifteen thousand dollars worth-to
this Security Bonds company. l must
confess that I have had my doubts
whether he was not right In hts claim
of mistaken Identity"
"All that Is immaterial, Bemm,"
curtly stated the president. "The next
step is to locate the unsold bonds"
"Yes, sir. That is what / had in
mind. I'll lunch at the club. In vino
verltas, y'know."
The president made q slight gesture
Of assent and dismissal. BENIN rose
and bowed himself out as If he had
been making a social call.
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SWAMP-ROOT FOR
KIDNEY AILMENTS

There Il only one medicine that really
stands out prs-eminent as medicine for
durable ailments Of the kidneys. liver and
bladder.
DR.. Kilmer's Swamp Root stands the
highest for the reason that II has proven
TO be just the remedy needed In Thousands
upon thousands Of distressing cases.
Swamp-Root makes friends quickly be.
cause its mild and immediate effect il soon
realized in most cases. Il h . gentle,
healing vegetable compound.
Start treatment at once. Sold at all
drug stores in bottles Of two sizes. naedi-
nm and large.
However, II you wish first 10 test this
great preparation send ten cents to DR..
Kilmer q Co., Binghamton, N. Y, for q
sample bottle. When writing be sure and
mention this papsr.-AdV.
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ION YOUR HEADS BE IT."

SYNOPSIS. - Alighting from a
train at Denver a well-dressed trav-
eler is familiarly accosted by
man about his own age. The trav-
eler ignores the advance. A few
minutes later he is greeted as
"Will" by an elderly lady and gen.
tleman, who stop their auto to
speak. He imagines It a case of
mistaken Identity and announces
himself as Richard Clinton" on
his way to the coast. The couple
q appear greatly surprised, and learn
ing he Is to be in town until mid
night, the lady, introducing herself
as Mrs. Kirkland, and her husband
as Doctor kirkland, invites him to
dinner, explaining the action by his
truly remarkable resemblance TO a
friend of theirs. He accepts. At
the kirkland home he meets a
young lady who greets him as her
fiance. She is Ellen Kirkland, and
plainly is greatly hurt by his assar-
tlon that he is Richard Clinton. At
dinner Clinton learns that his host
is a medical specialist and that he
Is believed to be VIII Lowrie, a
young man who had been suffer-
Ing from nervous breakdown and
had gone east for medical treat
ment Lowrie had had in his pos
session bonds of the value of SlOO,-
600, belonging to the bank where
he was employed, which have dis
appeared and of which he has no
recollection. With Doctor Kirkland
Clinton goes to the Lowrie home,
the doctor being satisfied that Amy
Lowrie, Wills sister. will convince
Clinton he Is really Lowrle, suffer-
ing from loss of memory. Amy de-
clares at once he is her brother,
and insists on treating him as such,
to his great embarrassment. Doc
tor Kirkland sends a telegram to
the sanitarium where Lowrie is un-
dergoirg treatment. Ellen and Amy
try In vain to convince Clinton he
is VIII Lowrie. They manage, how
ever, to prevent his going. BENIN,
suitor OF Amy and an agent Of
the bank. moves In the matter Of
the missing bonds.
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come from his suitcase. his torehsat
! gathered In q puzzled frown.
1T certainly was locked.s be muir.
INJURED.
As he entered the paricr TiIlie an
nounced dinner Ellen looked at him
in tender expectation. He flushed.
glanced at Amy, hesltated and stepped
across to offer his arm to Mrs. Kirk
land.
"Eince all OF you insist that am
the host, ! shall do my duty as SUCH"
he smllinely remarked =
"Prim, prudent and precise y mocked
Amy. and she transferred her hand
from Bemm's arm to Doctor KIRK
lands. I'VE stand corrected Chawles.
you may take In Miss KirkIand.Y
Clinton avoided Ellen's pitiful gaze.
The telegram has not yet comer' be
asked the girls mother.
mot vet. We expect 1t any
minute"
SHOULD have come hours ago." add
ed the physician.
They're such slow pokesl r. COM
planned Amy.
Ellep sighed audIbly. Even BENIN
looked grave. The suspense OF wait.
ing for the delayed telegram was maxi
ing every member OF the party uneasy.
BENIN may have had additional causes
Of worriment, for his gravity deepened
almost into moroseness.
Old Tlllle, still red-faced from her
culinary operations but neat and fresh
as any young housemaid, brought In
her last course. As she entered, the
tingle OF the electric bell rang sharply
through the open doorway.
Land sakes and me with my hands
full y she muttered.
'T'll goi' cried Amy. ''Tt must be
the telegram"
Impetuously she rose and few into
the front hall. In few moments she
came darting back, calling over her
shoulder: Hurry, please please
hurryi"
A blase messenger boy, with cap
cooked over one ear, appeared in the
dining room doorway. Amy waved him
to the physician. "This wayi This 10
Doctor Kirkland"
Doctor Kirkland handed the receipt
book to the boy and caught up the tel
egram. He tore open the envelope
and read the message. A frown creased
his usually smooth forehead.
"o-o-oh, papa r. sighed Ellen. bad
newsW
Him." he cleared his throat. lis
ten. This is the answer to my inquiry;
Regret superintendent away. On re.
turn he will wire full particulars
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CHAPTER V-contInued.

"Hls busy day, y'kpow," drawled
BENIN, signaling Clinton to come with
him through the door behind the rail.
cashier runs the bargain counter Of
a bank. Quite bore, take it. Give
me the vice presidency. Stately lei.
sure-all that, y'know."
Clinton stopped short, his fingers
thrust into the fold Of his wallet. at
must have dropped out" he muttered.
whats that2" inquired BENIN.
"The check for the suitcase. must
have dropped It."
"You did-last evening"" replied
BENIN. mo doubt It fell out with
your baggage checks. l must have
been still a bit confused from that
knockout blow when picked them up.
This morning found the brass check
In my pocket"
"Yes," said Clinton, holding out his
hand.
BENIN smiled suavely. you'll par
don the liberty, I'm sure. / happened
TO be down at the depot, and thought
you might like to have your suitcase
up Ut tue mousse
Thanks. Doctor Kirkland will hear
today with regard to Mr.. Lowrie, SO
i may be leaving tonight. But It was
thoughtful Of you"
you think of leaving tonightl" pro-
tested BENIN.
"The moment my identity is estab-
IIshed fancy neither Miss Kirkland
nor Miss Lowrie will urge me to stay"
"Pd be glad to put you up In my
digglngs until you've got IN touch with
people here" offered BENIN.
Clinton met the cordial invitation
with a frank smile and an equally
frank refusal. 'That's good of you.
But with the town determined to be.
Ileve I'm ,Er. Lowrie, and the young
ladies annoyed at finding I'm not, 1t
will be . bit tCo uncomfortable"
"Ah, yes" nurmured BENIN, and he
knocked softly at door. Here Is the
office Of the Ice president"
A bland. elderly gentleman opened
the door. BENIN introduced Clinton to
him, and declined the vice president g
Invitation to enter. with the excuse
that he wished to chat with one OF
the assistant cashiers. Clinton sat
down with the vice president, who re-
marked casually on his strong resem-
blance to VIII Lowrie, and started a
witty conversation.
BENIN. meantime, had e-ne through
the Enclosure of the first assistant
casbaer into the office of the bank
president a small. cold-eyed. correct
baAker. BENIN slipped into a chair
N the ilnancier's elbow and murmurcd