New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-07-16
prison Ablaze with Bunt-
inc for Homecoming of
the Warden.
MEDICAL EXPERTS
FOR ALL CONVlCIS
e.s Normal Prisoners To Be
scnarated from Those Who
Are Healthy.

Cav with flags and banners Sing
s.,r Yesterday completed arrange
-, 70 welcome Thomas Mott Os-
-, hack 10 his post as warden.
T,,r. are aags and banners from the
-. rate 70 the far limit Of the
,,ss upon the walls and on the
% while bunting wraps every
available upright.
within the warden's house other
s.-, and great masses Of blossoms
,..,, the prison greenhouses and pri-
ronservatories are arranged.
,-.-vuhere there are cmblems in one
,.-- or other that spell the word
welcome
Az manned. the reception will excel
aching Of the sort ever attempted
:, ,,t American prison. In Sing Sing,
rrester extent than in any other
-, # detention, there have been
80 celebrations; especially is this
go. when on other occasions Mr.. Os-
h,,n, has returned from brief visits
.,-oad His welcome has always been
warn, one. but compared with to-
saws celebration all will hereafter
,,rk as mere incidents.
When Mr. Osborne reaches the
r,;.on At 1880 p. m. to-day the first
hing 10 greet his eye will be an
,,ormous sign stretched across the
cate top reading:
CITIZENS
TOM BROWN is IN AGAIN.
Tom Browns Band There.
The Tom Browns Aurora Prison
Rand. playing the Tom Brown march,
and followed by the 1900 inmates OF
tie prison. will greet the returning
warden and his party and escort them
- the prison yard. where the eXer-
rises will be held. This parade Will
he IN the nature OF a pageant, the
members Of the prison teaching stan
.or example, being clad in academic
cans and gowns. while the members
nf.be Nutual Welfare Court VIII wear
,,s nowdersd wigs and the long ropes
s4sc,ed bv Judges IN England. mere
nil no several floats, and unless the
,-o-rsn,n,e is amended, some Dur
R,nnes on those who sought 10 retiIe
~ osborne from public lie by Vhe
-. indictments in Westminster
After the parade there Will De
speeches By Warden Osborne, ana ".
Eirchwev. who served as warden IN ms
.bssrce bv members Of the MUTUAL
Welfare League and by friends Oh t2e
,ssgYe The celebration Will conciuoe
with reception to the men by MI
0ns ~ The first Of many innovations
,,bicb are expected TO follow Mr.. Us
borrs,- return is the establishment o.
e medical survey. in which all the heH
NV in nrison and all who may mere
sf.er be committed. will have the oehe-
Il OF expert medical advice
Donation of $4,000.
7h;. service. planned before Mr.. Us
ior,e,s indictment, is made possloIe
Is, - Sonation OF $4,000 to cover
10 crrenses for five years, mace oy
re Pockefeller Foundation, and others
~ = committee headed by Mrs. heieh
hartley jenkins. Dr. Bernard Oiueeh'
Who comes from the government nos
rtal for the insane IN Nashihe'O"'
KIN be In charge Of the work.
Wth the estas iishment OF the new
service every prisoner entering oihS
S,nr viii have q thorough examination
and the diseased and subnormal sepa-
-sted rom those who are normal Men
low in prison who NAV be suonorhaI
win also have treatment, ana IL Is
rrobable that some refractory prison
ers. who have long beCl closely con.
fned in Dannemora prison well De SeHV
10 Sing Sing for treatment. -.
Nh Osborne and Dr. Kirchwey, with
James II. Carter. Superintendent oil
Prisons, were the guests YESTERDAY az =
reception by the National computes
on Prisons at the home OF Adolph
7 ev.isohn. at Ardsley- on-the- Hudson'
There DR.. Kirchwey was presente9 WIN
. silver loving cup in recognition OF
d, work at Sing Sing as acting, war
ZEN In the evening Mcssrs. klrchWeE'
Osborne and Carter we guests at a
f.,ner qiven By Mrs. Jenkins az inc
cfoonv finllov Country Club.