Evening Star Newspaper, January 26, 1932, Page 23

NUARY 26, 1932. THE E\'}'Z}'_I,\'H STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., LANSBURGH’S 7th, 8th and E Sts.—NAtional 9800 CANNDN ASSALE BYBOYLAN N UM Representative Terms Him “Political Bishop,” Then Tells of “White Mule.” Writes Verse FORMER WASHINGTON GIRL PUBLISHES BOOK. This Week—10 AM. to 5 P.M. Six Real Babies From the Florence Crittenton Home Are Appearing in Person With Their Attendants In Our 8th and E Sts. Window In the Interest of the Communit, Chest Now, More Than Ever, GIVE No Connection With Any Other Washington Store Bishop James Cannon, r., figured in & House debate yesterday when Repre- sentative Boylan, Democrat, of New York, charged that although the bishop opposed the use of alcok beverages, he “has said it is all right if you take 1t as a sauce or a tonic Boylan said “We don't think those opposed tc cohol should favor drinking to on the Balcony o S s, sy s s Tea Room Calls Cannon “Political Bishop.” : When Boylan referred to & HE | SOC bishop,” Representative La | Republican, New York, asked w Wwas meant “James Cannon, jr.” B hen Boylan first ment. For Cheerful Interiors Scatter Flowers Around Decorative Flowers Tomorrow’s Luncheon Endorsed by the Smartest Women! KNITTED DRESSES Our Knits Look Well, Wear Well, MARGARET FISHBACK, f Washington, a writer of who has just compiled her work in a book en- | Cream of tomato soup, croutons Chilled tomato juice Banana and red cherry cocktail Representa el Better Now.” er of Dr. Frederick Cole- shback, practicing physician in tal, Miss Fishback was born d was educated at Goucher Col- timore. She is now an adver- one of New York's e released this week. | then intern d prohibitior Chicken a la king, en pattie New string beans or a Cold pl of baked Virginia ham Sliced pineapple and potato salad Hot rolls and butter Fresh strawberry shortcake Brown Betty—hard sauce 6 for 5Qc or 10c each It can be Spring right now in your home with sprays of cherry blossoms, tulips, narcissus, for- Fit You and Your Allowance “Some of the most del my life were spent follow the Adirondacks. 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