Evening Star Newspaper, December 20, 1927, Page 27

EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, o Aol TUESDAY. DECEMBER 20._1927. o7 FARM RELIEF BIL | UPIN N FORM McNary- Haugen Measure, Remodeled, Placed Before | Senate and House. i Press dy made its bow i Senate, the remod, farm relief hill o mAage yvesterday and was until it reached the a mittee In the course of that comr Chairman that his res legislation. The heart that of the Chairman Mc culture commit tion fee, President ( 3 ure he would have beer selections from istering the law The Oreg £250,000,000, w $400,000,000 T ing this variat déubts that fa quately administered within the $250, 000,000 limit Given Duty in Capital. Herbert W. Hardman, Quar- | at Fort Monmouth gned to duty in the termaster general Capt. termaste If you think they’re clean, just look at them! Your own mirror will preve to you that “toothbrushing” does not keep teeth clean. Dentists say that 35% of tooth surfaces are never effectively reached by ordinary “tooth- brushes.” On the sides of the teeth and in the spaces between, the causes of infection and decay begin to gather in spite of all you can do—unless you use a Clean-BE-Tween and keep all your teeth all clean! The Clean-BE-Tween is ad- justable. It reaches all the surfaces->-front, back and sides. It brushes out the crev- ices; massages and hardens the gums; makes the mouth “surgically clean” and sani- tary. Dentists recommend it! Once you use a Clean-BE- $ween you'll never again be patisfied with a “toothbrush.” See it today at any drug or department store On Sale at at Drug and Department | | Stores | n size and shape. Brush adjusts in any position JHE CLEAN-BE_ TWEEN TOOTH BRUSH CO., ST. LOUIS. MO, '|A. C. HAVYDEI‘J.WILLrHEAD | (‘oldt, Grippe, Flu, Dengue THE Michelson Roused e omess REID T0 SPONSOR o Speed of Light N QDD PLAN == By the CHICAGO, December 20.- Michelson, t the Univer: mous preas from New Associated Press lllinois Leg|slator to |ntrn- duce Bill on Mississippi Control. Albert ofessor of physics ¥ p flood loss, for his s il of its damage A committ out legislatic Senator M shire, chairman: | several national organizations during its hearings of the past six weeks. At the same time members of UNDULY SENSITIVE . Inn STRATON IS HELD o ve the flood | <t month's in- | ion on will be di Vermont, which suffered the heaviest expected to seek Iederal ssistance for the reconstruction of all was formed to map Included in it we Republican, tor ) thode Island, By the Associated Press Maine, all Republicar ) its last session yesterday until the Chr ative Rel announced b tive Dr State, of its provision it will emb LOCAL MUSICIAN GROUP Re-Elected Plv'thlent of Protective " Un tion—Other Officers Chosen. | n commissioned by th t a first lleutenant and auxiliary n 181 of American Federa- Havden was elected president | street, Sunday 1s. iver ep a Democratic member. of Commissioned in Reserve. Harry McK. Hart, 616 F street, has -t "ar De; Supreme Court Justlce Chxd»: Mm | ister for Worrying Over “Silly” Charge of Atheists. By the Asso Press. \ NEW YORK, preme Justice [ that the Rev. Dr. December 20 Court Crain by John Roach charges of Dr. Straton that My knowing] ent to cause him annoyance Smith said that after the would inst the clergyman of character, w | Smith adde Smith him a letter with in Lieut. Col. J. B. Murphy Dies. Lieut. Col. John B. Murphy, Coast ry Corps, died at Fort Winfleld| A musical, according | the City Born at | by the Tech: and by sen bring suit for ! High School anno enant colonel in July, 1920. Most | ast Artil- | lou com Club Appropri “sensitive rather tF to become perturbed ov ill-natured letter” from The justice holds t mda- | mentalist pastor of Cal Baptist | hould have thrown into’ the was American As for the Advancement of | % The justice criminal ¢ | Atheism. missed a Smith The views of Justice Crain were ex when he sustained a writ of rpus sued out by Mr. Sm leader ail under which some time on the n‘&*&‘ missed from the $5 he has been held f | other officers elected at the | iners and C. J. Benner announced that John F , Antonio Celfo and Ha ion of the ns, to be next May, eld at Lous- | as delegates | Particularly economical for economically particular peoplet wgfld WILKINS BREAKFAST. Sod in 1 Ih. % 1b. Cartons s 4 Preserintion for Ve GILT UNUSUAL Parisian HOSIERY CHEST Filled with 6 Pairs Beautiful Silk Stockings $10.00 St'mflr' Pairs, $1 Filled with 3 P: Cobwebby ades Ezclusive with Arteraft EVENING /’ 18.50 /‘ T T B T B S P I e B S e Yy e o < - Bilious Fever and Malarla 1t kills the germs Only at Jelleff’ ; —but where could one get better service than at this delightful shop! '-’ ¥ ris FASHION INSTITUTICN Washington NewYork No run that starts above can pass the wonderful Gold Stripe! | "&’d&).::&.m . T MUSICAL AT CITY CLUB. under the auspices of 1b, to consist of selections O the Wilnor Choral posed of girls of the Wilson Se! , will be given in the tomorrow Open Xmas S SR 2 R SR 2 L e e e e Furniture Co. DEMOLL, Birmitere. 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