davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1922-02-19
Empire.

Today and tomorrow. Tom Mix. in
''Trailin'." also Harold Lloyd comedy:
Tuesday. Lucy Dora!ne in Good and
Evil" also comedy: Wednesday. mat
inee. . pm, Buck Jones. in Bar Moth
ing" also Sunshine comedy; Thursday.
William Fairbanks, in "a Western
Adventurer." also comedy: Friday.
Theda Bara. In Carmen" also COM
edy. and Saturday. Gladys Walton. In
"Playing With Fire." also Sunshine
comedy.
Evening star., 1922-02-19
Raphael.

Today and tomorrow. "Get-Rich-
Quick wallingford" and Gaylord
Lord, in Rough Seas; Tuesday. Ma
rie Provost, in "Nobody's Foop: We'd
in "Confiict": Friday. Thomas Neigh
an, in "a Prince There Was" and Sat-
urday. Eugene O'Brien, in>"Chivalrous
Charley
Evening star., 1922-02-19
Regent

Today. "Black Beauty: tomorrow.
House Peters. in CLOSED Roads:
Tuesday. Clara Kimball Young. in
"The Rise of Susan: Wednesday.
Maurice Tourneur's Treasure Island;
Thursday, Robert Warwick. in Fri
day. the 18th: Friday, Ethel Clayton,
in Souls Adrift," and Saturday. Earle
williams, in Bring EN- In
Evening star., 1922-02-19
Olympic.

Today and tomorrow. Douglas Fair
banks. in "The Three Musketeers";
Tuesday. Charles Ray. In Two Min
utes to Co.: Wednesday, Antonio
Moreno, in "A Guilty Conscience;
Thursday. Tom Moore, in Beating
the Game: Friday, Richard Barthel-
mess. in 'Torable David" and Satur.
day, Bert Lytell, in '"rhe Idle Rich"
Evening star., 1922-02-19
Lyric.

Today and tomorrow. Pola Negri,
Catherine Lee, in "Iickvilie Terrors";
Tuesday. Corinne Griffith. in "Receiv-
ed Payment: Wednesday and Thurs
day. Tom Mix. In THE Rough Dia-
inond": Friday. William Duncan; in
NO Defense" and Saturday. Hoot
Gibson, In THE Fire EATERS: Lee
Moran. in "Robinson's Trousseau."
Evening star., 1922-02-19

Ethel Key, who was recently COM
PEELED by illness TO relinquish the
chief feminine role in Hungry
Hearts," has been engaged by the
Katherine Macdonald company for an
important role in Miss MacDonald's s
current production by Charles Logue.
Miss Key played leading roles with
Norma Talmadge, Jack Pickford.
Wilton Lackaye and Viola Dana and
was featured in FOx's production OF
Marie Corellrs "Wormwood." She Is
a young actress of unusual beauty
and talent,
Evening star., 1922-02-19
Truxton.

Today and tomorrow, 1.-THE Girl from
Gods Country: Tuesday. Dangerous
Love-; Wednesday. Hoot Gibson. IN
"The Fire Eater; Thursday, Theda
Bara, in Carmen; Friday, Johnnie
walker, in 1.-THE JOLT" and Saturday.
all-comedy night.
Evening star., 1922-02-19
Leader.

THE Kid" starring Jackie Coogan
and Charlie Chaplin. will be the fea-
ture at the Leader Theater today.
Monday and Tuesday. Today, In con-
junction with THE Kid" the second
episode of "The Adventures of Tar
zan" will be shown.
Evening star., 1922-02-19
New.

Today and tomorrow. mo Woman
Knows: Tuesday. Hoot Gibson. in
The Fire Eater: Wednesday, Buck
Jones. in ITO Finish: Thursday.
Women Who Wait; Friday, Morris
Flynn. in "Bucking the Line" and
Saturday, all-comedy night.
Evening star., 1922-02-19
Elite.

Today. Gladys Leslie, in Gods
Country and the Law: tomorrow
Carmen. in Nobody: Wednesday and
Thursday. Jackie Coogan. in my
Boy: Friday. William Fairbanks. In
"a Western Adventure" and Charlie
Chaplin, in Behind the Screen" and
Saturday. Viola Dana. in There Are
No Villains"
Evening star., 1922-02-19
Photo PlaysThis Week
CONTINUED from Third Page.)

Continued from Third PaRe.)
son. in THE Little Minister: Tues
day. Johnny Walker. in What Love
Will Do: Wednesday, wet Gold";
Thursday. THE Princess Of New
York: Friday, 1.-THE Ten Dollar Raise, -
and Saturday. Buck Jones. in ITO a
Finish
Evening star., 1922-02-19

lorna Doone," which Maurice Tour
neur is producing for the screen ana
which. IL is said. will be one Of the
most costly pictures Of the year. will
be completed before the first of March
and ready for release about the middle
of April. 1t will probably be released
in seven reels. Madge Bellamy. Frank
Keenan,, John Bowers and Donald Mac
Donald are in the cast.
Evening star., 1922-02-19

make 1t Snappy." a musical revue.
with Eddie Cantor as the leading
light. made it's initial showing III
Baltimore last Monday night.
Evening star., 1922-02-19

Madame Pierre adapted from
Erieux's LES Hannetons. by arthur
Hornblow, jr was presented Tor the
first time in New York last aiohuaH'
,InGnr the direction of William Harris.
ir- Estclle Winwood and Roland
Young are the featured players.
Evening star., 1922-02-19

Charles B. Dillingham; and John
Golden, theatrical managers OF promi-
rence. recently found how famous
they were when the florida news
,,anors nroduced pictures of them. the
reading: Peter Dillinghani
and William Golden of New YORK.
Evening star., 1922-02-19

MiIlicent Mower. the clever vaude-
willie singing coincidence, was her
own vocal teacher, aided by RECORDS
tof Destinn, Tetrazzini, Mary Garden,
Farrar, Gadski and Hempel. She has
never taken singing lesson in her
life.
Toto, the clown who does remark
able falls, says that the idea OF con-
Evening star., 1922-02-19

The French sally" produced by
y. Ziegfeld. jr.. will open III Iar's
next Thursday night.
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The World Outside

this boy. jenny Thirty dollars for
roses. Saturday night, too. And 10
visible means Of support"
AN dagger Ut ckin' In his door
jam," raid Jenny Get buck o. that.
when you think o. him. Nice
snoothface boy from the country
tn real article, no camoufinge. with
gift o. CAB like a college pro.
lessor, an afraid o. nothin', kisses
defensless girls in Railways, an
somebody sticks dnggera In his door
1ainb. What's tn answer7 Wen,
Jeremiah has secret. Maybe he
knows where lot o. money IL, hn'
IL he don't come across tn guy with
tn dagger intends & croak him.
That's my idea. Take tn alley stun
an tn dagger; II aln't no joke he's
III against. tn poor nut An We
couldn't get tn truth out o. him
with a stick o. dynamite; afraid We
might get mixed up. an hurt.
Ready7 Come on"
To Bancroft she aaid. Immediately
You poor boob. whats all this big
noise aboutf" s
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BIZ Harold MacGroM

Once again bancroft felt missrnbly
young. How was he 10 find Stew
art. who would take particular care
not 10 be founh2
Early Sunday morning he hst
forth into the blind alley. stewart
OF course, would not return 70 MI
late apartment IN Twelfth street.
but he would have 10 send truck
man for his belongings. and ran
croft was determined To follow thih
truck, amy whittier.
II was n cold business, for thh
day waa crisp, but Bancroft Kept
himscIf wnrm by frequently sprint
ing to the corner and back. Up 10
noon there was no truck one
O'Clock, two, three. four, and stu
no truclman. IL finally occurred
TO Bancroft to interrogate the
janitor again.
Mr.. Stewart? Why. he came
with A truck late last night and
carted off his things. lie didn I
leave any mail address because he
never received any mall here Any
thing wrong with him"
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"Oh, no. But I've urgent bust
ness to transact with him" said
Bancroft, covering his bitter dis.
appointment.
Have you tried the Bolivian
Emerald Company"
YES. But he has sold out his
interest in that"
"uh-huh. A queer kind OF
man. Didn't like to be disturbed,
always reading. No friends. You
never heard anybody laugh In his
apartment. Yet he always had
smile for the children, even II he
didn't have any for grown.upa.
Yes. he cleared out late last night.
ANY notion where the truck
came FRONT"
me. The racket woke me up and
lust came out to see what II was.
then I went back to bed again"
Would you mind II ! had the
run OF the vacant rooms for
moment1 Frankly. II IL a very
serious necessity that find Mr..
stewart pfshfhtty'
Are you n detectivef"
eNo: friend who hopes TO save
him from good deal Of future
mlsery. and 20 hrinF him hack soma
81 HIS vanished laurhter."
Come on, then" said the jsnitor
ON the floor Of what had haen
the library bancroft found some
bits OF paper which, pleeed 10
sethes. made shin label This
directed him to q pier belonging g
srrai steamship corporation "
called him little - find Stewart
so sure 81 himself that he esissa
Arrange HE sailing he Anticipates
tha aueevsa af hls biaw. naaeruF'
hurried 90 to the rleF, .hese n
harmed that the shln suull y
alnnk Early "Wednesday HssFelas
has uassi Tsssssias elsht y
FaessnaeFw .oald be s~fnsitfsf
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Tms STORY THUS yAH.

Daniel Stewart. . sinister atrhnBs
er contracts 10 supply I0llinBN0Du
Jeremiah bancroft, vino has juht
Inherited his fathers t7,0eo.noe and
IL exploring tho world outside A.
represented by New York. with AZ
then secretly srssea all except lhs
signatures. and Jerry's COPY Of the
contract yaniphes Meantime jerry
falls In invo with Nancy bowman
a founding who has become
broadway stage fayofite, and Nancy.
Informed that her opera ambitions
are vain. becomes sngaksd 70 ar
thur rrAlR. tho barker % her com,
edy, only 20 repent aud 80 besin
frantic hunt for him, that shs
may fspudlats her promise. Jerry
finda a dagger and note beneath
Its pillow -Four ruffians black
lack him while he In eAeortius
Nancy hume. and IN his dellfluni
while sha II nnfpln. him, he rIYsan
Ing for eiews that VIII uhtahkio
the mystery that binds t0snthef fhr
tnairy1Iept Stewart, Jerry, his
father. vhnse death IL still pu1.
zle, aud mysterious kanneny
referred 20 IN the older Eanefnts
effects. reports that Kenhedy
yauiahfd III bolivia years aKD after
aeillay nm emerald mine 10 Stewart.
Nancy breaks or her engagement to
Craig Jansen, tanttor Of one OF
Jerfy'g buildings In which Jerry,
Nancy and her chum Jenny Aslloy
all have rooms, finds In the cellar
an MD door plate significantly In.
seribed "Kannedy." and recalls thai
n man Of that name disappeared
after having been ruined BY his
hest friend. Jerry c0Bcludes that
friend was his father and deter.
mlnea 10 get rid Of his tainted
millions. lie copsuits his iawysr
ana ~ called fool. The lawyer
also insists Jefry's father was an
honest man
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~
I've got a iob!'
Fine! What kind OF job"
"A whale of a job
Honestly, jerry" said Nancy
Gross my heart"
May we ask what II ISL"
This supper is to announce the
Job. The next one will explain 1t.
This taxi. here"
"A taxi?" cried Jenny. Why
didn't y tell us In time so We could
have dressed"
Nobody win mind what you
wear he answered CALAMITY.
Nothing more was said about tho
Job. for by this time the girls knew
that no pressure could make this
boy talk IL he had no mind to. He
ordered a supper which would have
mildly interested Luculius. but
which appalled, even the careless
Jenny. and protests were without
avail. lie laughed. jested. humfned
with the orchestra Hut m night
wore on. more and more his gaze
Travelled toward Nancy. and more
and more Nancy's travelled toward
him.
And all that Jenny tasted from
the plates II i.uealina was Dead saa
fruit.
II was on sunday afternoon that
Stewart struck his blow,
To find Stewart Al onee. before
the hour Ia whieh the man purnasesi
to strike arrived, when his reas-on
would he ameuable a. explanations
There was one taY ~ hops thai
contract II neemtd o. isaneFof'
that Stewart had too much iFWny u
his cosmos not 10 explain that con
tract, hatsysr ha iAlsnh~si aulns
With u M there ~ss ssgu'
chance ~ faetas Stewart. even Il
bits fnrY litA thsre wa tbs moF'
substantial psssslhlaiIy "a als~AF
striking fsosa hshlad sAA lsarninl
tha truth shea 4 ssAia ~ ". Ats
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THIRTEENTH INsTALLMENT.
AJetter From the Dead.

Smell ripped open the yellow enYe'
lope "Humpn. From my partner,
pride. California for his health. 60
Good Lord"
what Is III"
"IIere, read 1t yourself! '-~e4-
eitedly.
The body OF the telegram read as
follows:
Gust came across n jotting In
notebook. Had totally forgot IT,
when young Bancroft went to camp
silas gave me sealed letter; wasn't
sure he'd survive the boys going
away. Get the lstter from my pri'
yate tin In the safe and give It 70
bancroft. Oversight. Sorry. Pride
Half an hour later Bancroft sat at
his fathers desk. his face hidden In
his arms. very still; while Smell. his
eyes full Of unshed tears 10 prove
that only his manner was dry-Sneh
stood with a kindly hand on tho
boys shoulder. .-....-.
"There1l be sunshine enough, aft
gr today he said.
my fathcri And all the
while he loved met" came the boy''
rnuffled voice. "And I doubted him!
But how was I to know? j.. All
these empty years for both OF us!''
BOY. your doubt had IA pretty
good basis; you were beginning to
shake me a little. II you want 10
know"
"That pnifui letter. All, all alone
and no way of letting people I'm
derstand. Misunderstood all his
Ilfe--a INSERT They called him a
rniser, ana was a rniser's son. MY
father! Oh, don't care what hap
pens nov" raisaing his head.
"rI tell you what son: We'll take
Diogenes' lantern and chuck It into
the ash can" said the lawyer. as
Stunning lightness he did not feet
'fThe world is fun of innocent by
ISLANDERS. 1t always has been, ant
always will be. We judge actions
without the least conception OF thu
motives that energize them. But II
seems pretty tough that Johnny
Jones Of South Dakota. perfect.
content as cowhand. should res
his bones in the Argoune. simpl,
because one William Eiohenzollerr
had grandiose opinions OF his I'm
portance Innocent bystanders
You have been one. your father
his friend"
Bancroft Jumped up aud cieare
his eyes, lie put the letter into a.
inner pocket.
"v'hat are you going to do. son7
'fI'm going to hunt up the othe
poor devil OF bystander cato
him before he does something he
always be sorry for. God ave
hlln from reddening his hands wit
my fathers blood. There's no dout
now that he entered this window
kin my father. i've an idea lid be
ter hurry"
"uod ~ with you CT course.
can't help
No"
nut bancroft did not find stews
at his lodgings Stewart had move
out. though his belongings, neat
boxed. wcre stlil In esldsnce ~
ala bancroft find him AZ the ntfi'
n the It.lisisn Emerald eorarah
htswari had sold out
Ran.tutt senpfvhsndsd Al pne
the blow aanethlag fantastic Al
lnnfullhls wan shortly % "a
There snuld bs ~ wAN * antigtts
ins il he waaid have % await
nut Il lbs looF ss,ssli an ptfts
ffaaa behinaF sad e*xsr issta
the truiAf fhat wsa h4nerufi . q
an&is8 sad 4 sas pfstsFta'
ehsthlhs 49, t.es fFtsa es'tst'a
is5 an that his as~ taNs4 has
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Smell ripped open the yellow enYe
lope. "Hmpph. From my partner,
pride. California for his health
Good Lord"
nY,ta4 d., ann
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-08

Hurry! It's your duty! Each day
you see little mora hair falling out
and you are making no effort TO avoid
badness. What pity. Falling hair
means your hair is weak. sick--pos-
sibly dandruft is strangling it, or the
hair root pores in the scalp are not
firm and tight, thus wasting the hair
growing oils.
Danderinc almost instantly stops
falling hair OF men or women and
cleans every particle OF dandruh
away, then the hair takes on new life,
vigor and strength to grow strong
thick. and long.
Danderine is delightful--not sticky
or greasy. Go to any drug store now
and get a bottle. Use it. Have
healthy. heavy. beautiful hair and lots
OF it-Advt.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-08
B|ADENSBURG

Rev. Mr.. Palmer of Columbus COM
mcnced protracted meetings at the
Church of Christ Sunday evening. Ev-
erybody invited to attend 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Mcqueen enter.
tanned Tuesday evening with chick
en- soup supper Mr.. and Mrs George
Poss and daughter Charline, Mr.. ,Wil-
liam Fowls and Mr.. and Mrs. Colleen
Mcqueen.
,Mr. Glenn Hess OF Mt Vernon spent
Friday evening here with old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Melick were
guests Thanksgiving of Mr.. and Mrs
James Mills of Fredericktown. Mrs
Melick is remaining until Sunday.
Mr.. Alpha Hall and family moved
last week to Mt. Vernon, where Mr.
Hall has position with the telephone
company. &8s
Mr.. Charles Porterfeld is enjoying
a hunting trip in Pennsylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Holdbrook and
children were guests Thanksgiving o.
the formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Jacob Holdbrook of New Gar:lford.
DR.. Ice and family moved from the
Berry property on East Main street t.
Mrs. nunlap's property on, Nortl
Church street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Colgin moved
from his farm to the property vacated
by DR.. Ice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Earlywine enter
: tanned Sunday at dinner; Mr. ant
Mrs Elmer Steele and children o
Philadelphia. Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Un
derwood and daughter of Esto, Nh
and Mrs. John Fancelt and SON. Ms
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-08
Ws11sasslS. Gi1bsrfy

William S. Gilbert. Cop.rscting
Executioner,' is the way. his cards
read. Gilbert, Trenton IN. j. mau,
is night watchman for Trnton
rubber mill, but desires to make at.
ditional money, so he has written to
the Wardens of all State Prisons ask
ing that he be given the job OF bump
ing off" all condemned criminals-,a ,at
so much per killing. He has already
been commissioned to. do his stun" at
Western penitentiary some tiwe in
February.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-08

and Mrs. Frank Faucet and daughter
Edith of Pipesville.
Mr.. Austin Rine mas purchased Mr..
I.emuel Colgin's farm, east of town.
Mr.. George McCament of Akron
spent the weekend with parents,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-08
.RAMBLERs CAPTURE
GAME FROM EAGLES
Cellar Champions In City
Bowling League Upset Dope
4 Bucket In Play /.

In the play of the City bowling
league, Wednesday evening, the RAM
blers sprang surprise by taking one
game Of the three from their oppo.
nents, the Eagles. The Ramblers have
been rather consistent losers in all
their games and their performance
caused some little astonishment.
The scores were:
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-08
GRUDD GETS FINE
Of $40 AND COSTS
.Arraisned Before Magistrate
For Hunting Without
Permission Of Land
Owner

Harvey Crubb was before Justice
Harter today on a charge OF trespass-
ing on the farm Of G. w. Marshall,
near Amity, on or about September 16.
Crubb was charged by Deputy Game
Protector d. Il. Pratt with hunting
squirrel on the Marshall farm without
permission of the owner.
A plea Of guilty was made to the
charge. Justice Harter assessed a
fine Of SO and the costs.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-08

The Yanks and Giants play Thurs
day evening. i
, 1922-04-12

nGUnCSG Uy MI. baxter, q I. JOLIH anu
Mr.. Ladner. of Vancouver, a. being a
very poor spirit of Canadianism. The
mover of the resolution said he thought
he could detect some growth in favour OF
the principle expressed in it, in the fac
that the treaty between Canada and the
West Indies affirmed that the preference
provided for therein shall apply only to
goods imported direct, and he expected
that when the budget came down it
would be found that the premises of
the late Sir Wilfred Laurier would be
supplemented, and that what he vas
pressing for would be carried out in
some degree. Mr.. Baxter pointed out
that three of the five great Canadian
ports, Quebec, Montreal and Vancouver
were now administered by commission
so that the people of Canada were di-
rectly interested in their prosperity and
he wondered if a line of policy could
not be LAID down, which would make
it to the interest OF importers to bring
in their goods by Canadian ports. He fur
Their urged the use of Canadian Govt.
ships and Canadian ports In carrying
on the country's trade, saying. We
should foster our own enterprises and
look after our oWn counry."
London, April 6th.-LOrd Lee Of Fare
ham. First Lord of the Admiralty, in the
course of an address last evening before
the institution of Naval Architects, dwelt
on the recent Washington Conference with
regard to the Navies of the World. The
Conference, he said, has not ended
navies, but believe me it has taken all
the heart out of competition" He term
ed, as alarmist, reports that it was only
necessary the drop a bomb in the vicini-
ty of a battleship to sink the vessel.
There had been, he said. a cycle of dis
coveries, including submarines and tor
pedo-boats, to put dreadnoughts out of
action, but none had succeeded in Going
so, and he added, so il will be with this
latest report. He declared the battle.
ship was still the basis of sea power.
London, April 9Th. Reports received
from the United States of the successful
dropping of a four thousand pound bomb
from the air gave rise to several ques-
tions iAthe House of Commons yesterday
afternoon. One of the Questioners was
Rear-Admiral Sueter, who asked wheth-
err the new designs for the post-Jutland
battleship, as contemplated to be built in
1928. can resist a four thousand pound
bomb when dropped from the air within
thirty feet of a ship, if fitted with a de-
layed action fuse for decorating the explo-
sive charge when about twenty %feetunder
water. Lieutenant Colonel Amery, Par
liamentary Secretary for the Admiralty,
replving. declined to give details with
, 1922-04-12

q by naStenlng the trials OF those ar
rested.
Athens, April 7th.-Princess Eli zabeth
wife of the Crown Prince George, is ser
iOusly i'll with typhoid fever and consid-
cradle concern is expressed by the other
members of the Royal Family in conse,
Quence Of the high temperature de. elop-
ed. Queen Marie of Rumania is expect
ed to arrive today at the bedside of her
daughter, having been hurriedIy sum
moned from Belgrade, where she had
gone to visit King Alexander.
London, April 7th.-The new Czecho-
Slovakia loan, to the amount of 1900, 600
pounds was offered for subscription here
today at ninety two and a half. There
was much speculation as to how the in
V9sting public would receive this first is
sue by a Central European country since
he war, bat it met with instant success.
being sponsored by Rothschilds, Barings
and Schroaders and was heavily oversub-
scribed when the lists closed at II. 80
O'Clock.
London, April 7th.-Aftor touring over
the rand district which was concerned ~
the recent miners strike, a Reuters cable
from Pretoria says that the Administra-
tor of the TranSVall estimates that five
thousand families have been left INDECENT
by the strike. the majority Of whom will
have to be tided over the approaching
winter season.
Belfast, April 7th.-The barracks at
Falcarragh, 7 miles from Dunfanaghy,
has been seized by the republican forces.
elfast, April 7th.-Major General Ar
thur Solly-Floods appointment as Military
Adviser to the Ulster Govt Mas announc-
ed today. The General has a distinguish
ed military record. having served in the
BOer War and in the late European war,
notably in the Gallipoli campaign.
Demerara, April 9th. The East Indian
delegates left for Trinidad by Chignecto
last night.
Dublin, April THIN the course of
a raid on the Customs Warehouse here,
by Irish Republican insurgents, five
hundred thousand gallons of whiskey
and wine were destroyed. The liquor
is said to have been a product of Bel
fast, and the loss to the revenue is
stated, to be four hundred thousand
pounds.
Dayton Florida, April 7th.-In driv-
ing his car over the mile course here,
Yesterday, in 1897 seconds, or at the
rate of $50 miles an hour, the Nor
wegian auto mobile racer Haughdal, ac-
complished a new record for the mile.
Paris, April TIA The chamber of De.
puties today adopted bill appropriating
five and a half million francs to be used