On Your Heads Be It Dramatic Case Of Mistaken Identity
A well dressed traveler in Denver is mistaken for Will Lowrie after a mysterious memory loss. Richard Clinton visits the Kirkland home, dines with Amy and Doctor Kirkland, and is urged toward treatment as Lowrie, who faced a $100000 bank bond loss. Amy claims him as her brother, while Ellen resists, and a bank agent probes for missing bonds as the case unfolds.
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Denver
Richard Clinton
Myre
Kirkland
Will Lowrie
Lowrie
Kirkland Clinton
Amy Lowrie
Wila Eleer
Clinton
Amy
Ellen
Bank
Bonda
Bemm
Guinton
Miles Kirkland
Lowrie House
Tillie
Berman
Bley
Benom
Bomm
House
Biase
Doctor Kirkland
Bridget
Bem
Elton
Bank Clerk Plot Drops Icy Clue In Chapter V
In Chapter V continued, Clinton frets over a missing suitcase brass check while Bemm, posing as a bank vice president candidate, guides him toward the bank president. Clinton plans to depart tonight as identity becomes clear, wary of unsettled townsfolk and Miss Kirkland.
Cipher Telegram Reveals Bond Transfers in Chicago Boston Case
The president and Bemm discuss a cipher telegram showing Richard Clinton moving bonds through First National Bank Chicago and Boston and an International Security Bonds transfer. Clinton allegedly sold bonds to cover tracks, prompting efforts to locate unsold bonds and verify identity.
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Bemm
Richard Clinton
First National
Chicago
Boston
International Security Bonds Company
Clinton
Bomm
Club Walk and Missing Birthmark Plot Thickens
Clinton and Beam visit a club and athletic dressing room where Beam notices a nonexistent birthmark on Clintons arm. Beam searches the Lowrie locker for signs, pockets a key, and plans a delay as a telegram about Miles Kirkland’s status looms. The telegram is postponed, heightening tension as the group awaits news from Doctor Kirkland.
Amy and Clinton Star in Quiet House Party Drama
In a social gathering, Clinton spars with Bem over Amy while Bem courts Amy openly. Ellen urges Clinton to stay involved as Mrs Kirkland watches with growing alarm. Doctor Kirkland and wife discuss Amy's fragile position as the scene closes with a tease of continuing tension.
Favorite Prescription Cited By Nurse For Life Saving Help
Mas A Gerriger of 1402 Wood Avenue reports that Favorite Prescription has saved many women's lives. After nursing many patients she states she is in a position to know its benefits and recommends its use to others.
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Mas. A. Gerriger
Wood Avenue
Tennis tale from Wimbledon cracks up a dear watcher
An elderly spectator at Wimbledon watches a match and quips about a player finally hitting the net with the ball after many tries. The remark, tied to Mrs. Lambet Chamber's tenure notes, adds a humorous, old world tone to the scene.
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Wimbleton Fa
Tin Supply From South China In Jeopardy
The Yunnan district in South China may cut off supply entirely soon, though it is credited with one twelfth of world demand instead of a claimed one fourth. Current returns to wine operators do not justify mine operation.
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South China
Yunnan
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