Evening Star Newspaper, October 19, 1926, Page 12

AR T 00T AR < W, 12 WLF PEAN HEADS PRSON HANAGERS Pittsburgh Convention _Chooses Officers and Se- | lects Tacoma for 1927. ! By the Assoclated Press. i PITTSBURGH, October 19.—Taco- /ma, Wash., yesterday was selected as ‘the 1927 convention city of the Amer- fean Prison Association at its fifty- sixth meeting here, and Willlam F. Penn, superintendent of the Pennsyl- jania S'aie Training School,at Mor- was named president, suc- | VALUES—BIG ASSORTMENTS EASY CREDIT TERMS— There’s every incentive to visit “The National” NOW and select your Fak homefurnishing requirements. Hundreds of folks have already profited by the bargains offered in the Fall Opening—so we want you to attend and share in the savings. : i ing Sanford Bates, commissioner 0 correasion of Massachusetts. #Other officers _elected were: Vice [piresidents, P. 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