Evening Star Newspaper, February 15, 1928, Page 29

" PROHBITONFNS FGHTWONBYDRYS Committee’s Recommenda-; tions Adopted After Annual :Debate on Rum Question. the Associated Press, The House has survived its annual over prohibition enforcement s and has approved unchanged its priation committee’s designation of £12.790.000 for enforcement activ- ea That section of the measure. always the inspiration for an Airing of views on prohibition, was approved after large es had siaved off numerous at- it and restrict expel One item that the Treasury h includes the prohibition appro- Ation, was $26.640.000 for the Coast part of which is s rd’s campaign against Drys Win in Vote. An hour's debate was produced bv a propoted amendment by Represe: Linthicum. Democrat. M: man of the House unoffi on medification of the Vol d have prevented iise of industrial alco} was defeated. 169 to Linthicum declared den: was “poisoning American ‘was & menace. while Rep: rdia. Republican. New has sharply criticized enforcement me ods. opposed the amendment Guardia joined Representa ton. Republican, higan. ton and Black, Texas, Democrats, in de- fending adulteration of alcohol by the bureau as one means of enforcement. After attacking the diplomatic immu- nity that permits foreign diplomats to bring liquor into the country, La Guardia sought unsuccessfully to raise the appropriation total to $25.000.000 and then to $75.000.000. He has con- tended that proper enforcement can be obtained only with greatly increased ex- penditures. The House found a hearty laugh in an exchange between La Guardia and Representative Green. Democrat, Flor- ida. in which the latter declared his State was as “dry as the Sahara Des- ert.” He was replying to La Guardia's assertion that Florida was wetter than New York. but he got no further, be- cause the House members laughed too loudly. A Raw, Sore Throat cases quickly when yon apply a litle Musterole. - It penetrates to the sore spot * with a gentle tingle, loosens the conges= tion and draws out the soreness and pain | and won't blister like the old-fashioned | mustard p! i terole is a clean. white ointment | made with oil of mustard. Brings quick | relief from sore throat. bronchitis, ton- | sillitis, croup. stff neck. asthma. neu- ! ralgia, headache. congestion. pleurisy, | rheumatism. lumbago, pains and aches of the back or joints, sprains. sore muscles. bruiscs. chilblains. frosted feet, | colds on the ches To Mothers: Musterole is also made in milder form for babies and small children. Ask for Children’s Musterols. A FASHION INSTITUTION Paru P 2 w Sizes 32 to 40. Priced $5 to $18. Wasrington Mo Tore “Scanties” Demonstration Continties A1l Wieek MISS KEYES il he glad to show you and teli why Scanties zre <o much on--one to to fashion coe s instead economy of hracciere—a o- cir ave kept pace with hreciate its novelty ity you nmist sce Grey Shops— Second Floor j A FASHION INSTITUTIO) Sare N Wasnington NowTorn 1 heri for the excellent and orher en! Bot 15t 87.9) This Distinctive Millinery in Washington - Concest Is Porgizable Catalina -famous California Felt Sports Hat v riohter oi'd thi about them waln phs tiited for older wom jses and the price is KNAPP-FELT HATS FOR WOMEN Be Found Only at Jelleff’s $15 10 $25 Millinery Shop Special Dispatch 1o The Star. LEXINGTON, Va., February 15. One thousand characters in literature | Louise Anderson of Richmond. Va., as- slipped from their inanimate pages into | sisted by Thomas G. living reality at Washington and Lee University's twenty-second annual fancy | ville, Tenn. dress ball, held here last night. The theme of the dance was “In Bookland.” The ball opencd with the presenta-|ing walls, tion of two concurrent figures. first was a general promenade, serving the “Arabian Nights” and to display the widely varied costuming ' Fairy Tale; NG _STAR. WASHINGTON, Characters of Fiction Make Merry N. C. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 15 1928 sented. A curtain was drawn, display- | Keokuk, Iowa, also a Sweet Briar stu- ing & row of books supported by human v v - Bihents, 10 boukinus eatis i ffe] - RO SEeiNiy Gkines wenpe At College Annual Fancy Dress Ball |t e, the funame, o im0 e e bl wan ol |of the guests. The | panorama Handkerchiefs—6 for $1 Women's Imported Linen 2 9 fine ? ‘hankics would he considerably more— sheer white linen with 1-16-inch hem-— i Handkerchiei Shop—Street Floor, The regular price of It was led by Howard |and Juliet, Tayloe of Memphis, Tenn, with Miss' “The Rivals,” “Grimm’'s Fairy Tales," Sibson of Bristol, | Minister” and * ‘Tenn., with Miss Russell Zemp of Knox- After the participants in this figure e had retired to a background of glitter- | Woodley of Suffolk, Va., with Miss Ath- | (at0Ts. vmbolizing a component |lein Benton of Fremont, N. C. rom the fantastical tales of | dent at Sweet Briar these bian Nights,” “Don Quixote,” “Car-|was decorated in every concefvable men,” “The Three Musketeers,” “Romeo | cojor. Lt ‘The School for Scandal, . ptain Kidd" stepped | fon and Lee. dance. This feature was led by William P. a stu- = = College. assisted | An American inventor devised the A FASHION INSTITUTION Parts Washington New York binding _of _the | Sented. The interior of the Doremus|mqy, .o Army Men Quit Active Duty Col. Charles S. Wallace, Signal Corps, “In Bookland” furnished the climax i at M. “Anderson's Fairy Tales,” “The Littie,[0f the Midwinter dances at Washing- Downs, Medical Corps, at San Antonio, | These were ushered in)Tex., and Pirst Lieut. Fraser Richard- | forth to the whirling frolic of the | PY the junior prom. Practically every | son, Cavalry, at Philadelphia. have been | | State in the country was represented | placed on the retired list of the Army | {among the 1,000 dancers and 400 spec- | On account of disabilities incident to s the service, Col. Wallace is from Ohic and served in the Signal Corps in the by the War Department, as superin- e g He | tendent orM;hr. N;.l“onal Cemetery l'; “Grimm's | by John Bell Towill of Ratrsburg t sticcess b | has held the grade of colonel since|Antietam. Md., to fill a vacancy cause T B, SRt RIFe b pres.. 5L G Wit MIK) L HIRTHSG DURTRDE S0l Draih e pocess aEEioaiubols M IRISS I MeSTD T A fradiins el i e Ganti ofl e e s e | Spanish War and the World War. 29 | versity of Illinois and entered the Medical Corps of the Army during the | World War, attaining the grade of . major in July, 1920. Lieut. Richardson |is from Utah. was a second lieutenant. {in thz Alr Corps during the World | War and was made a first lieutenant OFFICERS ARE RETIRED. Because of Disabilities. San Prancisco. Maj. Jirah - of Cavalry in July, 1920. I ! of the Medical Department of the Uni- tendent. New Size! Houbigant's Face Powder—75¢ Ouelque Fleur or Ideal in natural rachel—or white. It's the fastidious size that fits so smartly into week end cases —and is always so fragrant! Here’s News About Many Important Events Tomorrow! We've made many special purchases at decided price concessions that permit geniine savings here tomorrow! 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