Evening Star Newspaper, February 12, 1923, Page 20

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Backaches? —welcome relief!] Scatter the painful con- gestion. Sloans warms and stimulates the blood,breaks up congestion- ~banishes the pain| 4spiria s thy trade mark of Bayer Manufscture of [a==—=lal——lal—a]al ——]a] ——; LIGHT ON EVERY SUBJECT Now in our New Store, 709 13th, one door above G “The Old Home Brightened a Our Expert Electricians will Wire Your House and place Electric Fixtures, without the least inconvenience to ‘you. -GET OUR ESTIMATES Muddiman Service Means Satisfaction Rodiantfires, $18 up—2Miller Oit Heaters, $9 and $10 Specialists in Heating & Lighting Equspinent 709 13th St.—One Door Above G St. D e ae— = i for 2 weeks only With zvgz of 1 bar more Camp’s Clean. :sy Soap (:l:itt or 'YGUOW) we will give FREE 1'Bar of Van Camp’s White Naptha GUARANTEE : If you sre not thor- oaflanfl:lfinyVnC-p’- Soap, ‘your money. A chusetts—John Andrews and Jam, Reynolds. Michigan—G. Rosco® Swift, ¥, A. De Groot and Carl E.~l)rlblll.~h 8! THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON VUTING BY MA“‘ Minnesota—Garry D. W, ; Missiasippi—Thomas B. Rhodes. Missouri—William L. Cole and Mrs. B. P, Brueggeman. Nebraska—A. E. Chaffee, W. E. . Andrews and J. Clinton Hiatt Nevada—Tasker L. Oddle. New Hampshire—Charles C. Wright, Edgar C. Wright and George L. Whit- Republican State Voters’ As- 5%, vorx—wibur 5. Estey, Mar- C. MONbAl’, FEBRUARY 12, 1923. MARINES FOUND IN RIVER. IDENTIFIED BY EXPERTS experts as John Gordon, twen WO years old, of Hammond, In Adam_ Bushinsky, twenty-five old, of Jersey City, N. J. The court of Inquiry which investigated the death of the men reported accidental Bureau Here Sends Man Down (deith. Potomac in Airplane to View Bodies. Identification of two marines whose bodles were found in the Potomac river at a point fifteen miles below brought oGt that the two the Maryland side of the river, it was seen by a person on the shore to capsize. The matter was reported at Quantico and officlals there caused the river to be dragged for two days. ficlals for ;ghem, and Clarence Bogren, an ex| Neverwed—How do you manage thy ert from the Marine [ keep your wife's relatives from 2 s _identification bureau here, pro- | pestering you with visits? ceeded to Quantico by airplane. Longwood—Don't tell my wife; I While {dentification was’ difficult, it|pay the copk $2 & week extra (o %o was, nevertheless, sure, according to|on strike every time w2 have com- cfficialr, . pany overnight, B — sociation Opens Office at Willard Hotel. MEMBERSHIP NOW 250 " | Aim of Orpniutibn Is to Get Out 50,000 Votes Listed in Distriot. president; Wilbur H. E; York, recording sec- . Camp, Connecticut, Chaffee, Nebraska, 1 Mrs, Ada S. Mac- Permanent headquarters of the Re- publican State Voters' Association have been opened in room 123, ew Willard, where preparations for conducting an active membership campaign amonggthe republican ab- sentee voters of the states residing in the District are now under gway. | The immediate purpose of the asso- clation 1s to provide the enactment of laws for absentee registration and voting in states where this privi- lege has niot been provided for and to simplify mail voting. The associa- tion, which was formed recently, has & membership of 250, which is grow- ing steadily. . Its : William Tyler Fage. Ma ; SAY “BAYER” when you buy Aspirin At the first chill, take genuine Aspirin according to the safe and proper directions in each “Bayer” package, to break up your cold and relicve the pain, headache, fever, neuralgia. Handy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablets—Alno bottles of 24 and 100—Druggists. Mooosceticaciderter of Salicylicac York, chairman memberghip commit- tee, and Russell Young. director of publicity. Three vice presidents are Yet to be chosen. ‘Women Admitted. The association is the outgrowth of the experience of members of the former League of Republican State Clubs, through which t! tive secretary; Fred H. Wilson, New | shall W. Pickering, Leonard B. Smith and Fred H. Wil North Carolina- H. McNeil and Iredell Mears, North Dakota—Robert W. Farrar. Ohlo—Harley V. Speelman, Arthur P. Fenton, Edward M. Martin, David {J. 1vans and Thomas M. Holt. ] Oklahoma—Hon. J. W. Harreld. Oregon—Mr! Pennsylvania—Russell Youns, E. C. R. Humphries, Louis A. Hill and M Virginia White-Speel, South Dakota—Herbert MacGeary and H. P. Davidson. Tennessee—George F. Riggs, H. T. Tate. Harmon O. Acuft'and W. Frank 3 .. Utah—Joseph H. Wootton and F. A. Matson. Washington—Elmer Dover. West Virginla—Charles M. Shinn, w. Scott, C. Dinger and Henry A. Baker, Wisconsin—Dr. H. D. Norton and ¥rank W. Collier. Wyomi ank H. Barrow. n of New York has been selected as director of the mem- crship campaign and is now #n- aged ‘in formulating plans for & systematic development of the or- stgte groups to embership of ganization of th compose the general the association The headquarters are open daily from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. SEEK MISSING BOY. Search has been Instituted for Ber- tram Belk. fourteen years old, reported missing from his home, at 30 T street northeast, since last Friday. He left o note at home which contained the in- formation that he was going to New n is a truant officer's proba- g to the police. Hia and his father's em- a steam railroud requires m to be absent from home part of the time. The missing boy is large for his age. He has light hair, and when he went away he wore a light overcoat, short trousers and blue cap. mother is g!nymclu or I made by Marine Cor Va., Saturday, has been . Crisp — Not Brittle All good crackers are crisp. Some of them are brittle. Sunshine Krispy Crackers are crisp, tender and flaky. You'll havg to taste and compare them to appreciate. Your grocer has them—fresh from the Sunshine Bakery. Sold in blue and gold packages. As goon as the bodies were found dentification floating in the river the Quantico of- “Million people AN every ; week take PLUTO First! ARECENT investigation covering 1561 drug stores in 42 cities gave Pluto first placeinsales; amon?all laxatives! Onereason Pluto holds this leadership is the gentle, pleasant manner in which it clears the sys- tem. Tho?h Pluto is certain and quick in action it_does not gripe, and it leaves no afterunpleasantness. A million people week- 1y take Pluto because— Q 1. It brings quick relief from constipation —30 minutes to two hours. O 2. Physicians prescribe it. @ 3. It is 2 water laxative— gently flushes the system. Q4. Gives an internal bath to the entire intestinal tract. Q, 5. Bottled at French Lick Springs, Indiana, where s return ‘wrapper to your :ihewfllah“lbdu of that organization w The Only Oap With Flap Attsches, whereby the scope of work of the league i» broadened, its name changed {and its memb: ip enlarged to in- clude both men and women. The as- sociation will be a voters assoclation, | composed of the republicans among | the 60,000 men and women residing | in the District, who are qualified to register and vote in their home states. Under the constitution of the as- sociation, an executive committee i provided, consisting of five repre sentatives from each state. The per- connel of this committee, selected to date, follow California, eorge R. Wickham. C. McLaughlin; C ewart; Connecti- Delaware, Thom- G. Houston, Mrs. of Columbi W. McClea orado, Mri cut, Henry M Nofussing and 210 InUSSIA ASK YOUR MILKMAN TO USE IT ©ON YOUR MILK AND CREAM American Dairy Supply Ce. W gton, D, C. You too will welcome the new way of washing with Van Camp’s Clean-easy Soap. —— Just 10 minutes boiling—no rubbing and your clothes are clean, sweet and snowy white. Van Camp’s Clean-easy Soap loosens the most stubborn dirt, grease, etc., destroys germs, yet will not injure your finer linens and cottons. Let it our hardest work. White or yellow bars, whichever you preLr. A great soap for washing machines but j:.lst as wonderful for wash tubs. Every Home Needs Two Soaps * Use Van Camp’s Clean-easy for the tub or washing machines. Use Van Camp’s White N (the new household soap) for dishwashing, delicate blouses, lingerie, etc., and - for hl:mse- hold cleaning. It gets the dirt and saves your hands because it is made from pure vegetable oils blended with naptha, the best cleaner known. . Take advantage of our introductory offer TODAY Van @mp’s CLEAN-EASY AND WHITE NAPTHA SOAPS Made by Van Camp Products Co., Indianapolis Try them today. Iepse-Wires Biscurr (@mparny Branches in Over 100 Cities ousands yearly health, Will show you how folks get those whiter. cleaner teeth Go ask for a test of this new way of teeth cleaning. It means too much to miss. You see prettier teeth everywhere today. Learn how people get them. Do this now. Millions of people of some 50 nations enjoy these benefits. Get them for yourself. _ Film makes teeth dingy That viscous film you feel on teeth is their chief enemy. It clouds them. It clings to enters crevices and stays. Film absorbs stains, then forms a dingy coat. Tartar is based on film. That's why teeth lose luster. Film holds food substance which ferments and forms acids. It holds the acids in con- tact with the teeth to cause decay. That's why few escaped tobth troubles. Advised the world over Careful people the world over now use Pepsodent, largely by dental advice. It has supplanted in millions of homes the methods Avoid Harmful Grit Pepsodent curdles the film snd removes it without harmful ‘800U . Its polishing agent is far ter than enamel. Nover use & film combatant which con- talns barsh grit. PAT.OFF. Pepsadén The New-Day Dentifrice e based on modern research, free ow advised by leading dentists the A scientific tooth from harmful grit. world over. Germs breed by millions in film. They, with tartar, are the chief cause of pyorrhea, now so alarmingly common. Now they curdle film Old brushing methods did not effectively combat film. As a result, nearly all people suffered from it. Now dental science knows two film com- ‘batants. One acts to curdle film, one to re- move it, and without any harmful scouring. Able authorities proved these methods by many careful tests. Then a new-type tooth paste was created, based on modern research. Those film combatants were embodied in it for daily application. That tooth paste is called Pepsodent. To millions of homes it has brought a new den- tal era. then pre: weelk to by mail. Ith & K Sts. Tth & B Sts. 14th. & U Sts. Tth & M Sta. . 703 15th St. 1ith & G Stw. 1008 F' St. N.W. 13th & F Sts. mmsesasassasacsnsssamssasssmasspasanasastsRasannanann Sth & H Sts. N, E, N.E. Cor. 14th & ¥ Sts. 904 F 8t. NW, At local stores this week Present the coupon Corrects old mistakes Research also proved that old methods brought undesired effects. They decreased the alkalinity of the saliva. That is there to neutralize mouth acids, the cause of tooth decay. They reduced the starch digestant in the saliva. That is there to digest starch deposits which may otherwise ferment and form acids. +Pepsodent brings just opposite effects. It multiplies that' alkalinity, multiplies that starch digestant. Thus it gives manifold ‘power to these great natural tooth-protecting agents. ‘This gest will show ‘The results of this test will amaze and de- light you. Make it—watch the changes that occur. Note how clean the teeth feel after using. Mark the absence of the viscous film. See how teeth whiten as the film-coats disappear. Compare the results with old methods— by what you clearly see and feel. You will gain & new conception of clean teeth. L L ] '10-Day Tube F ree This week at your store Insert your name and address, this coupon this tore named below. You will be presented with a 10- Day Tube of Pepeodent. 1f you live out of town, mail coupon to The Pepsodent Com- pany, 1104 S0, Wabash Avenue, Chicago, and tube will be sent . Present coupon to Peoples Drug Stores Sist & M Sts, N.W. 14th & Park Road 18th & Columbis Road 653 Penna. Ave, S.E. North Capitol & H Sts. 1152 Connecticut Ave. Liggett’s Drug Stores 418 Tth St. 1420 G St. N.W. 1273 Penna, Ave. N.W. 1718 Penna. Ave. N.W, O’Donnell’s Four Drug Stores Star, Washington, D. C. NSRS ES NSNS E TRy % - .

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