Evening Star Newspaper, November 16, 1928, Page 6

STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, 1928. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, NOVEMEER IS 6 g THE cording to figures made available at the DRINK 5.28 GALLONS. Bominion Bureau of Statistics, M SIS OO ‘The products of Canadian breweries . # | Canadians Spend $4.69 Per Capita were valued at $51,528,024, an increase of $7,925,064, as compared with the for Ale, Beer and Porter. | previous year's total of u’a.m,o‘er?.[ s OTTAWA, Ontario, Noveriiber 16 (4, | La0Ls operating numbered 73, %o In- Consumption of ale, beer and porter in Canada during 1927 amounted to 5.28 ! Autos head the accident list. ; | | EVENING ‘gallm‘fi per capita, valued at $4.69, ac-' Ohio Senator Also Predicts | . Short Session Will Pass ‘[ Farm Bill. | Prompt ratification of the Kellogg treaty outlawing war was predicted yes- | terday by Senator Fess of Ohio, who has just returned to Washington. The Ohio Senator said that he believed the treaty would b2 approved by a great majority | in the Senate. Senator Fess was re-eiected with a plurality running around 506,000. He sorved as temporary chairman of the | Republican national convention at | Kansas City last June. In some quar- ters Senator Fess' name has been men- tioned as a possible successor to Senator Curtis as Republican lcader of the Senate, when Senator Curtis retires to bacome Vice President. Predicts Farm Aid 0. K. Passage of a farm relief bill at the coming short session of Congress also was predicted today by Senator Fess. ‘Mr. Hoover's announcement that he would call a special session of Congre to deal with farm problems unless : bill could be passed at the short ses sion which opens in December was a master stroke,” said Senator Fess. “With the knowledge that unless action i taken in the short session Congress will be called to meet in the Spring to dea with the farm problems Congress wil: You Will Quickly See o P couleasion. {60 princine.of That Big Value is the the McNary-Haugen bill is dead. 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