Evening Star Newspaper, December 16, 1927, Page 40

College Girls Ban W_Um GIVEN Make-Up as Holiday RIGHT TOENTERL, S, Gife to Their Dear Associal SPARTANBURG, §. C.. Decem- ber 16.—Makers of lipsticks and compacts face a long hard Winter if they depend on Converse College girls for customers. Those sup- posedly necessary articles to fem inine makeup have been banned by a unanimous vote at student meeting. The action came about after Miss Mary W. Cee, dean of women. had told the meefing that the outlaw- ing of rouge and lipstick would be preciated Christmas s could give her Industrialists Admitted Under $500 Bond Each—Pur- pose Disputed. ! s | By the Associated Press | NEW YORK, December 16.—Tiwelve | Russian industrialists, members of the supreme economic counsel of the | Union of Socialist Soviet Republics, who had been refused permission to land, were admitted to the country yesterday under bond of $500 each. Officials at Fllis Island. where the | 12 industrialists were taken Wednes day on their arrival on the Berengaria. #aid they understood the visitors came here to make extensive purchases of agricultural and industrial machinery. | A_representative of the Amiorg) Trading Corporation, Soviet trading| " 4 agency, which furnished the bonds,| NEW YORK, December 16.—Those #aid, however, he believed the real|De! s who intend have English Purpose of the visit was in connec:|venison, English pheasants and En Do Swith a contract of an American |lish plum pudding on their Christm firm for the construction of an iron |dinner menu be interested in the and steel plant in Russia. He de-|news that the nship among ss the possibility that|chant vessels carrying a carge ame to complete nego-|composed of these delicacis ns for a loan vived with the cargo undamag E Island authorities explained Steamer battled a storm which delayed that the 8500 bonds were de; 60 hou: when a special board of inqu that there was a _question W the Russians would leave the States at the expiration of the months stay they had asked girle had set and that if such taken other places inight exampl The motion to han the ar was q v made and The gii when the ters and she ural color 1 " to local thea- revealed only nat and cheeks, SR Game for Christmas in Port. il : 'Sure Way to Stop MAN AND INDIAN WIFE TOURING U. S. ON FOOT || A Prescription, That Ends B ||| Night Coughs in 15 Minutes | Persistent ght coughing is usually due to causes which cough | syrups and patent cines do not touch. A remarkable prescription | known as Thoxine, working on an ntirely different ~principle, goes irect to the cause, and is guaran- |teed to stop the stubbornest cough within 15 minutes. Writer and Craftswoman Started Hcneymoon Hike in 1928 for “Plots” and Health. | o a walking tour which 1 carry them to ew State in the Union and to ever: ince in Canada before it is Joseph Mermee Reaven, 33 v age, World War veteran, a his | Oscage Indian wife, Nakomis, 24, are | here at present | Their hike. which is for the purpose of gathering short-story material and | for health, started as a honeymoon | tour in Denver August 4, 1926. Forced | by the Winter to halt, they resumed | their journey from Denver on y 6 last and have since visited Nevw New England and States in the and Middle West. So far they have | been in 36 States and one Canndian] If it fails, met No chloroform or other ha ; children. Eq hroat, fot which purpose it is far r to gargles. Ask for Th f0c and $1.00. Sold by Drug Barber & Ross, Inc. 11th & G Sts. - .Xmas Tree Fence Eieven Feet; Complete With Gate $2.25 Xmas Tree Holders 65¢ to $1.25 String of Eight Tree Lights With Mazda Lamps n, a native Kentucklan and a ! e of St. Mary's College in tgn‘zv wife, who says that she never attende school for more than one day, is an expert canoe carver and a needlework | artist. Her needle and bead work.| which sells rapid! elping to pay | the expenses of their hike. She wears Indian costume with the exception of | hiking trousers and shoes. | PRISONER STILL GETS PAY Poston City Employe Gets ln%fl Trouble While on Vacation. Correspondence of The Star. he city .can’t hold out | an employe’s salary just because he happens to be in jail, in the opinion of the city of Boston law department. | o Such a case came before the claims | With Reflectors $2 40 committee of the city council week. An employe of the paving ‘Roller Skates Unicn and Winslow | vision, drawing $1.500 a year, was ar | $1.50 Up rested and committed to jail while on | his vacation, spent a week in confine. | Bird Cages With Stand ment and then resigned from the $5.00 uj city's service. | The city held up hl; week's pay and out losing his rtg: to his salary Pocket Knive’ WINDFALL FOR DAUGHTER. | 50c Up he entered a claim. Mrs. Sadie Lipp- | mann Schulman, assistant corporation | . Flashlights (Complete) . counsél, appeared before the claims | $1.00 Up | committee and advised the committee | Cine Kodaks to recognize the claim, holding that the employe can spend his vacation in | Complete home 40 meovie outfit 31 000 jail or anywhere else he pleases with- \ Bank Deposit 20 Years Old Grows to Total of £2,303.90. County Savings ass., Mrs. Emily F. Barnes of | 1his city and on which no withdrawals | had been made in that has been | claimed by the woman's daughter, Mrs. Anna F. Hussey. ‘An advertise- ment in a local paper, as required by law after 20 years, led to the discov ery. The-total on deposit there is| 03.90. | Mrs. Barnes has been dead some years and her daughter, who was ag- | ministrator of the estate, knew noth. ing of the account. Victrola Club Now Forming! Learn About It! It Means Much to You Machine .......00vee... . 812500 6 7S¢ double-face records 450 4$1.50 double-face records 6.00 135% You pap $10 cash and then! THE MOST LIBERAL TERMS YOU'VE EVER HEARD OF. ! Eastman Kedaks $5 Up Eastman Cameras 98¢ to $5 Records your § own selection. .. Positively no interest or carrying charge of any sort FULLY GUARANTEED FOR 1 YEAR HugoWorch Pianos PIANOS £zerses Est. 1879 Kranich & Bach One swallow is || |GIRLS SAY COLLEGE FOOD IS POOR; ASK CAFE FARE | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY. DECEMBER 16, 1927. petition also said that physicians had recommended that they eat elsewhere. Dr Shawkey sald the question was up to the State Board of Control, hich decreed that dormitory resi- ents must take their meals at the | 23 Students in West Virginia Insti- | . | g | [ \ | * tution H Night Coughing' Dy the Assoclated Press. meals are wholesome, balanced id Mis an of women. v week for three m a and | v can't expect a quet every meal. but they get enough to satisfy | - | the most ravenous appetite.” well i | Petition President for Change in Diet. ;TON, W. Va.. December | fx girl students at N e petitioned the pri A girl can always tell when a man | d the |is in love with her by the way he | The looks at her when she isn't looking. ifferently prepared. vealed that poison was the probable cause of his ‘death. Tavestigators said they had been un ALLAN PURVIS, WRITER, DIES OF ~JISON IN CANADA lead Purvis to commit suicide, a though he recently had complained of Gave Up Railroad Office Several ii health. 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