Evening Star Newspaper, March 9, 1923, Page 10

‘10 ADYASTOR GIVES - PLEAFORYOUTH Urges Measure Banning In- toxicants to All Under Age of 18. i | 1 i | | i | { | i WITH wiIT i SPARKLES Commons Gives Way to Laughter | ss tie & | LoN at Some of Peeress’ Apt sion - was count and Lady 9. —Lady Astor, house of commons to- day the second reading of her billy prohibiting the sale of intoxicants to Fouths under eighteen'years of age for consumption on the premises, de- livered an address replete with witti- cisms to an attentive and frequently amused house. The bill, she declarcd, was designed | heir health, | W ¢ to protect adolesec self-control and po —and remove boys an s of resistance wirls from th tronwents of the public house. It} 1. she pointed out. | liguor to 1 her bill n that people _ eighteen nd we women love vou be- re children.” Strong Backing. She declared the bill was not in any | sense her Dbill, as Lord Bryce had In- | r It was and behind | women, the | no as to the danger of | the period of ado gestion that the tolcrated. spirit and what Lady Opposed as “Dry” Wed Tt the bill was a little h legislation try w 3 the bill be ‘ot _glorious, 3 whic when | ghtly led and gulded, most n- | ‘hen wrongly led, is ves-Lord, conservative member for the vood division of; abeth, moved the rejection of the declaring it was merely an en-| ng wedge for absolute prohibition. ! _— Conalder the Chicks —when you go in for farming th summer—include poultry in your cal culations. You can raise chickens m profitably and have a lot pleasure out of it. too. But you'll w to stock up with the right kind fowl. Refer to the Garden” Column in the Classi Section. That will put v with dealers who car with the kind of chicks you want— Advertisement. Puppy and Dog Biscuits Bennett’s Milk Bone Shape 117%-0z. Carton Puppy Biscuits.. 31 -o0z. Carton Puppy Biscuits.. 11%;-0z. Carton Dog Biscuits 31 -oz. Carton Dog Biscuits... Dogs Bark for Tt Magruder’s Fine Groceries Conn. Ave. & K Street Established 1875 { Good 1o the lust drop § H a should say it is ! I could tell a cup of Maxwell House blindfolded. What else could have such aroma, such’ flavor, Royalty Attends Unique Guests in Silk Breeches.. i brol {of pa {of one of their subjects | their “For Farm and |k THE British King Dines With Labor ' Chiefs for First Time in Life Affair at Lady Astor’s | Home. [i Get Bid to Palace Affair. T EeEL 1B ol Press. | March 9.—The king and | rst time in their lives with the lubor members | . ient tonight in the home | : a dinner given by tor. at which their majesties niet »ng others James Henry Thomas, general secretary of the National Union of Railwaymen; John Robert Clymes. president of the National Unlon of General Workers and former labor leader in the house, and Philip Snowden. and A Unique Afair. h i que in British social | 1ged as much to! queen to meet | 1) St 2 3 | that the us nith the Jabor- | would be In orde aborites to| ¢ the mnobllity tact with their|jo)q Fack Lo g King to Entertain. €1 while the others seemed anxious to ers of the labor part manner. e campaign for | ed | inc! ng: Thomas, and even inquired of | ian high commis: Mr. f his stocking: /MARTIN WOLF, he King and ard joking- BURROWES 5% RUSTLESS| . 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Ramsay MacDonald, labor leader, in the house of commons; John Robert Clynes, Philip Snowden and James Henry Thomas have accepted invita- | tions’to dine with the king and queen at Buckingham Palace on March 15, according to the Daily Herald, the labor organ, and a number of labor members of parllament will attend the afternoon party at Buckingham on March 16. Although this is the first occasion in which laborites will_dine at Buck- ingham, members of tHat party have attended summer garden fetes there. —_— To Cure a Cold in Take Laxatibe BROMO QUI: box bears the sigaaters oL E. 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