Evening Star Newspaper, July 6, 1926, Page 10

" teacher were cl lVIN INRESINS [2 ASPARDLEHEAD S ) ¢ tween C tes Letters of Former i | 1 nois Governors as Proof H"" of His Good Record. BPRINGFIELD m, July S—Wm Clalvi removal as supervisor the nllnoh divlnon of plrflnnl and les was requested by tiwo. special d juries lnvmlpun: pcrdon and le ~ scandals recently, yuterdny ded his resignation to Gov. Len e is too short to continue lou or upon the flflng line in such ess task,” the resignatio nld Dctendmg his. own actions durln[ hr as head of the parole board, ' Culvln in a lengthy statement %o the governor, outlined the accom- ments of the board under his su- vision, and attacked “grand juries 0 countenance !hlet gossip, ever sent - in pe: nstitutions, as 74 That oMicists who have always ] fir thah;d duty in keeping convicts t e Assocated Press: mmwyc.—xn rm,,,.—.... uflnmwm can candidate years; no efforts had nulm 58,328 in 1924, translate them until Jast mk whon oecupations repr: Mrs. Margaret Amundsen. Reynolds | partures were distributed of Spokane studied the wfldm 13 ‘Agriculture, 12,812, or 25.5 per Mrs. Reynolds, who has studied | industries, 19,187, or 88.2 per Prof. rock Mr Opsjon qui ‘boulder marked the burial mound of the 12 Nummou killed. m all the runic inscriptions I hn ;nen able to mum as they are ound on l‘bnlg the New England States, t! Canada the United % cerat ~{*The resignation included l'ttlrl o , lmmuou Frank O. Lowden and E. & Dunne, written at the conclu-lon their terms of office, expressing ap- { It declared tl mde a_victim of plots to have him | mémoved from office, arranged by ' - “Shysters, who want a supervisor pardons and paroles they can use. Y ha.\e not been able to use Col- T am sick and tired and disgusted h it all. I have done my ‘While not a member of your orlxlml family, I have been loyal to your ad. ministration, and I am deeply grate- . ful for your devotion and outspoken s Belief in my integrity.” . YOUTH AWARD WINNERS OLD FAREWELL DINNER 'ost Representative Boy, Girl and 3 Teacher Chosen at Banquet at Philadelphia. By the Assaciated Press. PHILADELPHIA, July 6.—The most representative boy, girl and 5 hosen at a farewell B b.nquat last night by the winners m ul & week have been the guests of Besquicentennial Exposition. directors. Those chosen were Collier H. Young, 17, ot Indiana; Miss_Alice Margaret ompson, 11, New Hampshire, and s Ellen * Richardson, Florida, er. Elizabeth Flett, Indiana; Miss ~ Garrett, Virginia, and Miss Sarah 7 rs, Kentucky, were chosen as| * three prettiest sirts. Winners of the & ’lm- e Distuict of Catumban ended the banquet. @i i , 1 Godets, Circular Skirts, Cunningham’s||§ fif‘? J/ena’en(my» Womens l)tesscs / Redu‘ctions 'on" | Reliable Since 1914 316 7th St. Nw tors represent the most and efficient for f-mly use. - All ' ..J.u..fe. from witidh to/selact All-Porcelain - Refrigerators - —inside and outside, includ- ing the ice compartment. Cork board insulation. : AlaarMenf House Top-Lnd Style White-Enamel l.u-. , Bedesdd g 0 sn.ss W 4 | - 40-11: ice cqnaty ; nga;“a Braicite: 50-1b, ice capacity. Roduoed 0.1 Slde Icer, Three- Door Style - White-Enamel. Lining + 40-1b. jee eaymty : x.auéa : 50-Ib. ice uymey : Reduoed Treiees $D475 I=partmep,t Houae : ront-lcer Style zon- . . GiianE ‘ o dm.d i s;gsoo " 46, 43,7502__" : 7 R"h”d sy Rnauead "",'(‘,‘ 3137.50 . We feel it S d . o 315000 5 Ou-Pknhndd-l.M Box Pleats, All-over Lace § 2 £ Tunics, Side Pleats, Kick Pleats and-Polks Dots. § -} Trimming Flowered Georgétte,- T-o-. Tou Stitchery, Gold Broid, '} | Medall dallions and - Fi mTuck.r Refrlgerators e W dis tock s .m.&.::‘ “‘(r“‘"i.,. sf’.&i"“i!."_“.fi‘.‘i Ky ’m“‘”n.“‘t.g.' “Front-lcer Style = Due to the fact that our stores were closed all day yesterday, ALL OUR STORES will rematn open dall day to- morrow. . Next week, Wednesday closing at 1 p.m. will be resumed _ Specials for This Week Heinz Rice Flake: 2 Pkgs. for3 lc Anepporhmtytotrythumuchadverhnedproduct, t a low- ered price; for this week onl 5 e Del Monte Asparagus Can? | Large Can Pecled Stalks ~~ JUJ° Exeepdonllly fine—and note tlmt this is peeled. : Tuna Fish Best Quafity——-All ‘White Meat Chum Salmon 2 Cans Shredded Wheat Package Lipton’s Tea 14-Lb. Package g o T S o e % 0 o0 b e ey it m*am.mmmm“s e “i:‘-s"i'fl:“:: gy start, but it must be made right. Buy a Large Pack- 2 5 ” age of RlNSO—Cost Sonk the clothes—no rubbing.. And get free ONE Cake ofregulu size LUX Toilet Form Soap. Now is your oppoftumty. \ Ba:y as many as you want. l.arge Jmcy Onec il New Potatoes, 1 0 Lbs. 43c Cabbage Lb. 5c Letluce Head l Oc