The evening world. Newspaper, September 26, 1918, Page 4

DOWN 53 PLANES IN DAY. Sty im France. LONDON, Sept. 26.—Fifty-three hob- Senator King eo tile airplanes were accolinted for by Mr. Palmer w British aviators on Tuesday, accord- Washington. ing @ the official announcement last night. Thirty-one of these were de- stroyed and twenty-two were driven down. Ten British machines failed to return. BRISBANE QUERY eo. Committee to Decide To-Day Simple Way To End Dandruff ‘There is one sure way that has i . henee tolled to remove centre at] Woe eM A once, and that io to dissolve {t, then| Mitchell Palmer wilt be the first wi you destroy it entirely. ‘To do this, |Bess before the Senate Committee th: just get, about four ounces of plain,| will to-day investigate into the pur common liquid arvon from any drug|chase of the Washington Times with | store (this is all you will need), apply wetw’ ibiney, ana ihe chafges of it at night when retiring; use enough pea that have Ae: to moisten the scalp and rub it in ¥ rs gently with the finger tips. ures of the Cus By morning, most if not all of your y How Far to Delve Into Brewers’ Propaganda. lan o dandruff will be gone, and three or| « The full ne investigation |. four more applications w4ll complet still to be determined. It may st dissolve and entirely destroy every| with the examination of the cireum- single sign and trace ¢ no matter} , eae? ae tae ” how much dandruff you may have: tances of Bir. Brispane’s Requisition You will find all itching and dig-| % the Washington Times. and a sur ging of the scalp will stop instantly, | Vey of the extent to which the brew and your hair will be fluffy, lustrous, | ers’ anti-Prohibition, campaign was a feel a hundred times better.—Advt. | policies into the press of the United = = States. Senator Jones, author of the resolu- | tion for the investigation, insisted on | going the whole distance. } ' | Excerpta from the editorials of the | Washington Times that are alleged to ery are being collated for presenta- | tion to the committee, ‘This sugmests | that the investigation can hardly be | confined to a single newspaper and It is probable that the scope of the investigation will be determined to-| day and Mr, Palmer will be called t6- | morrow mmittee,” said Mr. Palmer to-day, put will gladly repeat what T have already said, My original statement, that the brewers had furnished money | | naturally as a part of my fight in} Pennsylvania. 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