Evening Star Newspaper, July 9, 1926, Page 6

5c. be L‘abome in British. -Parlia- mm Later Apologizes, . Calling Her, “nexaot.” By the Ammd‘wmn ' _LONDON, July 9.—V' Thcputiess A, tor, the former’ Nancy Langhorne of Virginla, experienced & new thrill in the House 6f Comthons yesterday when she ‘was‘chlled & liar. not once, but twiee in rapld sucotdsion by Jack Jones, flery Laborite The incident onx‘ln‘red du¥ing a de- bate mrdlnx West' Hamiborough, which & Labor majority, and has Jong heen in hot water with the gov- ernment officials coricerning alleged ly';:nflthrifl methods of runnnig its irs. Debate Ts Interrupted. - 1t was while George Lansbury, 1a: | borlv.e wag speaking that commefits across the floor ®f ‘exchanged me mun between Lady Astor afd.{ . Lady Astor thén i of municipal corruption” foud crféx |i : of “No” ‘No!) ‘s it in order for the 8 honerable member to compare the dockyard member with the board of guardians, w\mcn has been proved to carrupt?” No svoner had she finished the ques. tion when Jones jumped to his feét, shouting, “You mre a liar,” and, tak- ing mnother breath, shouted again: “¥ou are a lar.” Silence fell. upon; the House, then came a buzz from all parts, qnd final- Iy loud cries of “Withdraw. Asked to Withdraw. The chairman, the Right Hon. James Fitzalan Hope, called upbn Jones to withdraw his statement, and Jclr:‘u aner some moments’ thought, =8/ T apologize to the faldly and with- dray and substitute for it the phrase ‘terminological inexactitude.” There was a ripple of laughter all WELL,WENVE SOT To GeT A 4T, THERE'S FRIMMISH OVER. THERE . LET'S GET MM, HATE B Do /7 B8uT HE'S THE OriLy MAM LEFT m‘mf cLue g ’ over the House, but Lady Astor was|. . net among those who. laughted. Tesumed: his that hfiy most ignorant : woman with regard to.social qum a wealthy woman, 'he. a 5 terfere with the Hpuse's @iscussion M matters conMGB with cnndn)ohfi of POUGHREEPSIE, N. Y., July (®).—The institute of eugenics is the answer to the criticism of women's thie mst_important ipart ife—marriage and home—Dr.' Henry N. MacCracken, president of Vassar, laM last might at the convocation of he school. . Th- $0 women who registered yes- terday for a month's stady of Pprob- lems of marriage, divorce and child training include ‘a great-grandmother, a June graduate and her mother, who are roommates; a college president's wife, a mother from Texas, her child anfl her murse.. They 'were referred to by Dr. MacCracken as the forerunm- mers of “the family of the future, who will come. {0 the institute together.’ —_— '‘Some people are working people wkle others go around wrkln‘ M ple! notes the U ra) Variety of Models - CADILLAC Cotn. 1328 (X 1. Wodd) Pros Pob. O 9-YEAR-OLD SLAYER EXECUTED IN OHIO Asks for Chop Suey and. Chowmein " " as Last Meal Before ! Electrocution. By the Associated Press. | COLUMBUS, Ohio, July 9.—William Clark,’ 19 years old; Toledo, paid with his life in the electric chair last night the act of robbing: thelr farm home, | B five months ago. ‘The youthful slayer was granted:a request ‘today which prison officials said was unusual, coming from a con- demned man. .Asked the customary question of what he wished to eat as his last meal, Clark answered that he wanted ‘‘chop suey and chow mein.” B e R Files Bankrupt Petition. Wallace W. Malone; druggist at 643 Pennsylvania avenue southeast, has filed a petition in the District Supreme, judged a bankrapt. He for the murder of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph | a; Hoffman, his former employers. He was pronounced dead four minutes after he had been led into the l‘:nh chambér at the Ohlo Peniten- u Ulark shot and killed Mr. and Mrs. | Hoffman when_they caught him _in . OPEN Evsnmcs 59 CARS TO CHOOSE FROM LlBERAL TERMS MAKE ROOM SALE OF SELECTED UNUSUAL PRICES STUDEBAKER | CH.EVROLE@ . B U Rt se‘a'm, gy bouht troui Felig stay, is a good mvestment. istri ofvoium i Our record £.20 years as. Open and Closed MARMON Living Right "aip ‘to the Cdlbert repmatmn for .al- s s doing-the most § LIABLE “ROOF \\ ORK, fCall on an organiza- tion . of demonstrated lipendahxllly and you'll 100%. satisfaction, roa tinning is. the \ : et ‘the lmprcssmnthat bemusc we ngc ’ms we chargc mqrc for thegoods. Our ton., Fomnstance you wibuy hcr:,-na liberal terms, genuine Palm Beach Suits*for $11.95. Can you beat that price apyw_bcrc? Our Silk- " Trimmed Tropical Worsteds and GaEgr&ncs 0 are but $19 75 and $25. W€ have fig!ti ced 'these same suits elsewhere at $2:7.50 and “$30. You get value here, plus’ 11bcral terms, thhout extra xosts to you.' 23 ¥3 * garage); play-yards for ¢ ** on three'sides.:- Comfort, owufll S _m. ¥