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Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-04-27

Eg lL0ST:-eParl handled razor
Saturday. Return to Ledger office.
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-04-27

SUBSCRIBE FOR THE LEDGER
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-04-27

W. C. Hem has been in st. Louis
on business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-04-27

Frank Coatsworth is home from a
business trip to st. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-04-27

FOR SALE;--Ten ewes and
twelve lambs, eight miles northeast
of. Mexico. JOHN F. ROBINSON, R.
F. d., Rush Hill, Mo. wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-04-27

g.y7L0ST: = Leather handbag
about April goth. Bag contained
mans watch, key and papers. Re-
ward if brought to Ledger office.
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-04-27

aNSTRAYED: From my farm,
4 shoats. Will appreciate any infor-
nation in regard to them. ROSS
EWING, Molino, Mo wit
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-06
FRANK VEASEY
DISMISSED FROM FORCE
Failed to Appear to Answer to
Charges of Being Drunk
While on Duty.

The cases of three police officers
were before the directors 81 tho De
partmcnt az Public Safety Yesterday
afternoon to answer to charges. Pa
trulman Frank Neasey was dismissed
from the force on charges "f heiug
drunk on duty PHtrOlmhn Harry
Wertelc. charged with conduct uu-
becoming an officer and a gentleman.
had his case continued until he could
arrange his defense. ana another Of
nccr was fined two days pay for fail
ure to make report
Neasey, who failed to appear be
fore the directors. as ordered. was
carried to the police station Tuesday
in drunken condition. il was al
legged. ana suspended by Superiu -u-
dent George Black after being stripped
Of hls uniform As he did not appear
to answer charges preferred. he VAS
dismissed without the circumstances
of his case reviewed.
Patrolman Werteie. known I'm tho
local sports world a. *. O. Baker
waS accused hv Miss Ethel Coppoct,
Of t0l East Fourth street. chester.
Mrs. william Hopes lt42 Potter
street. chester, and Henry Speed Of
ll22 Johnson street. the same c'ty.
According 20 tho two women. on Juur
%. while I'm bathing at August .nc
Beach. Wertele continually offended
them by diving under the water and
catching hold OF them When they rp-
monstrated he used offensive Ian
guagc and continued 10 annoy then
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-06
WHY Be WEAK
And PUNY?

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neck and shoulders? DO you find it
hardship 10 perform your daily duties?
Do you frequently feel all dragged
out?" Are you pale and sickly look
ing? If so. try Ironized Yeast, which
to thousands has meant the beginning
OF glorious daily health. Simply take
two tablets with each meal. Then
watch the results. Note the immedi-
ate increase in energy. See how your
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See how your figure fills out with
good hard flesh. Your friends will be
amazed at the sudden improvement in
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lacking in your food--the very ele-
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ironiZation-the process which enables
yeast to bring results just twice as
quickly. Get lroniZed Yeast from your
druggist today or mail postcard for
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lied Yeast is recommended and guar
anteed by all good druggists such as
Eckerds Drug Stores.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-06
McFARl1N FAMILY REUNION.
Held Tuesday In Honor Of Home Com
Ing OF Two Sons.

faihil% reunion was held .fuly 4
In honor of the home coming Of Ron
lamin McFarlin, ~ Los Angeles. Cal.
anu his brother. Samuel NcFarlin of
Nilliamsport. Pa. BENJAMIN lcf, his
nome ~ years ago to regain his health
IN the west. Samuel has hade his home
Tor me past four years IN Williams
port Pa. They are now at home with
their two sisters. Miss Margaret Me
farIin and Mrs. John Lloyd, 1920 Ban
ming street.
Those present at the reunion were
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin McFarlin. Los
Angeles. Cal. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
McFarlin and TWO sons. Robert and
samuel. Williamsport. Pa: MIR. and
Mrs. Harry McClintock. Germantown
Pa: Herman McClintoCk. German
town, Pa; MIR. and Mrs. Harry Siaw.
Mrs. Mary Siaw, Bryn Mawr. Pa:
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Saw. Miss I.yIa
Slaw. Millard Slaw, Wayne, Pa; Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence McClintock and
son, Clifford. Germantown. Pa: Mr.
and Mrs, James McClintoCk, German
town. Pa; Miss Laura link. German
town, Pa; Harry Devices. German
town, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. John Lloyd.
Miss Margaret McFarlin and Miss
Erma NJ Lloyd, of this city.
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Mrs. w. A, Hargadinc; alternate,
Mrs. H. o. Bostic.
Frankfort Jefferson Club--Delc-
gates; Mrs. Sara Ritch. Mrs. Asa
Bennett; alternates: Mrs. Henry
Tunnel and Mrs. Clarence T. Eas-
hum.
Georgetown New Century Club
Delegates: Mrs. II. G. Sudlcr. Mrs.
Norman Jones asd Mrs. Belle Wng-
anon; alternates: Mrs. w. ID. Adams.
Mrs. j. II. NAPLES, Jr.. and Mrs. Fred
! Walls.
Woman's Club of Claym ont-Dclc-
gates: Miss Elizabeth Speakman,
Mrs. Howard Wood: alternates:
Misses Zillah and Helen Speokman.
! Esmcre Civic carbohydrates:
Mrs. J. w. Reynolds. Mrs. j. oakley
Griffith and Mrs. James Wharton;
alternatcs: Mrs W. A. Dryden. Mrs,
w. h. Carswell and Mrs. Il. H.
Shurtcr.
Woman's Club OF Newport--Dele-
gates: Mrs. Charles w. Woatherby.
president; Mrs. w. l.. Duff and Mrs.
III. Il. Taylor; alternate. Mrs. j. G.
Strong.
Clayton Century Club-Delcgates
Mrs. Pearl Boggs. Mrs. Sallie Good
ing. Mrs. Frank Baldwin; alternates:
Mrs. j. Il. Cats. Mrs. =. H. Brown
and Mrs. Edith ID. Hollett.
Marshnllton Civlcs Ctub--Dele-
gates; Mrs. George Mullin and Miss
Blanche West; alternates: Mrs
Theodore Simpson aud Mrs. william
Seal
laurel New Century Club--Dele-
gates, Mrs. j. G. Rodney and Mrs. John
u. Collins.
Iewes Iwaanendael Cub--Delegates
Mrs. May c. Kelly, Mrs. Virginia car
penter; alternates. Mrs Hannah Mar
shall and Mrs. Susan Maclntlre.
Mddletown New Century Club
Delegates. Mrs. Clarence Pool. Mrs
w. b. Biggs and Mrs. II. y. Mcdowell;
alternatea. Mrs Ethel Brown. Mrs.
George licldmyer. of Odessa. and Miss
Ethelwyn Maloney. OF Townsend.
Milford Century Club Delegates
Mrs $. G. Evans. Jr and Mrs Mary
l.. Marshall.
Milton New Century Club-Dcle.
gates, Mrs. Elizabeth willbnnk and
MrS. Elizabeth Lodand: alternates.
Mrs. sara Irwin and Mrs Emma lank
Newark New Century CIub-Dclo-
gates. Mrs. W. A. WnlSinsoA Mira
Walter Hullihen and Mrs. Clarence
\. short.
New Castle Century Club-Delpgatea
Mrs Horace l., Deakync. Mrs. NJ. l..
Phillips and Mrs l.. r. Holcomh.
Rehoboth Village Improvement
Assoc iatiou- Delegates. Mrs. John
McCaho. Mrs. !. w simmons; alter
mates, Mrs Thomas Timmon and Mias
Sara Short
Richardson Park Civic ChIb-Dcle.
gates, Mrs. lnez Kratz and Mre. VIII
liam Scott
Sraf"id Acorn Club--Delegaiea Mrs
.. Edwin Duttou. lr.. Mrs. William f.
. L"ngendNke, president; Mics Elizabeth
Emery, alternstes, Mrs. A. H. Lord
MIS- j r. EskridRe, Mrs. ! n. Cooke
SelbyNillC Home Makers CommunIt,
cum Delegates. Mira John W. Dawn
Mrs. X. u. Morris and club dlrectn,
, Mrs. olliSter Moore; alternates. Mrs
I Elhert Lynch and Mrs. Y. r.. Slmplor
Smyrna Twentieth Century Ch,h
Delegates. Mrs r. s. Dwight Ntrs !
W. CLIFTON and Miss Emily Spruanro
ai'ernates. Mn@. /. l. Iapham, Mrs. /.
J." N'tis and Mrs. Leland Harmonson
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-06
TWO SUBURBAN HOMES
DESTROYED BY FIRE
Houses OF w. R. Neall and R.
kopysteski, Beyond Elsmere.
in Ruins.

A Fourth OF July toy balloon and
crossed wires were responsible for two
suburban fires yesterday. The house
occupied hv Walter Il. Neall OF Rnselle
was completely DESTROYED atout 3
o'clock Yesterday afternoon and the
home of Robert kopyeteski 81 Elm
hurst was burned late last night.
The bungalow owned bv the VII
ulngton Trust GO. and occupied by
Walter II. Neal a. the corner OF Rose
lawn and Washington streets RoseUe
was burned completely TO the ground
Yesterday afternoon when a fire was
started in the attic by crossed wires
Five FIRE companies answered the
alarm but on account OF the lack Of
water could not subdue the flames The
only available supply was that Of the
well bun thss was soon exhausted
The value OF the bungalow was 90,
Tina ted at 81 900 and the furniture of
Neaa at $500. These losses are
covered by insurance. Neal who i
an electrical contractor, also had
about $500 worth OF fixtures and wire
destroyed This was not covered by
Insurance
The fire a the home Of Rober;
kopysteski, Matthes avenue. Elm
hurst. last night caused loss Of
$4,000. Il was discovered by a num-
Der OF small boys who immediately
aroused the family. They were
obliged 10 flee in their night clothes.
The fire compa MES from Five Points.
Eismere and Newport answered the
alarm but the fire had aimed TOO
much Roadway for anything 10 be
done
During the course of the fire. Pat
rick Tobin. who answered the alarm
with the Elsmere company, was struck
on the head by a swinging lantern.
he was treated for lacevat!ons Of the
scalp by DR.. A J. Strikoi OF Ashley.
The firemen, after finding their ef
forts 20 save the building were futile
turned their attention TO nearby str,Ic-
lures and managed 10 prevent a spread
or the flames. The loss was covered
by 81 500 insura nee.
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they said Finally Speed ioiorcedcd
and light occurred in which tho
Chester man received slight cut
over tho right 7y". Speed did not APP
pear against the officer yesterday.
but his statement was read before
tho directors
The accused officer denied he had
conducted himself improperly nrd
asked for continuance ip order to
obtain Witnesses 10 substautiate his
defence. ~ me was mot given th.
regular notice of hts trial Tho request
vas granted. Wcrtcle admitted hay
ing touched tho women once. but s1iJ
he had been swimming under water
aud had accidentally rouidcd with
them. lie emphatioally denied % rcpo-
UtiUu of the offence Speed. ne said.
attacked him first and az soon as be
could get away from the man ha left
tho beach IIo also denied tho charge
TINT he had bccu drinking
Applications for appointments to
the force We're received from Joseph
/ = Donovan If 300 North Adams street
and Albert f. Pcarey. 1929 Poplar
street.
ON the recommendation ~ Fro
I chief Lutz tho directors ordered the
removal Of nre box so. Is. situated
at Sixth and Spruce streets Cniof
Lut1 stated that DURING the last two
Years @ false alarms have been sound
/ sd from this box and only 80 regular
calls Rceidenta Of the ucighborhood
hc said. have not cooperated with tho
officials of the department I'm appre-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-06

testimonial for your remedy
Thus remarkable statement was made
so The Plant Juice Man recently bv
Mrs. Samuel Shskespear. OF Chambers
street, Oberlin. Pa. a well-knOwn lady.
Il had such terrible headaches Whv.
IL just seemed had them all the time. -
Mrs. Shakespear continued. II suffered
from regular sleges OF biliousness and
my stomach was so disordered that If |
ate Just few crackers | would begin
~ suffer from gas, bloating and awful
pains IN my stomach. AT night q sort
of nervous fear would come over me
and could not sleep. was so bad of
that couldn do any of my homework
for over year.
A neighbor lady just begged me TO
try Plant Juice and told me so much
nbout the wonderful relief this remedy
had gwen her that started taking il
Plant Juice has done me Just so much
good The change IN me is so great that
! can hardly realize II because haven't
had a headache or bilious attack since
started taking Plant Juice can eat
almost anything without bad after ef-
fects; my bowels are regular and my
nerves have been strengt hened SO that /
do not have the nervous fear any more
and can sleep soundly. / can feel new
strength in my body and am doing all
Of INV homework.
Only the other day a physician stop
ped me on the street and asked me what
] had been doing TO make such a big
change IN myself and ! told hirh Plant
Juice did IL. | certainly can highly
recommend this remedy"
Plant juice Is sold in Wilmington al
The Miller Drug Store, 404-406 Market
street; IN New Castle by t. Challenger &
Son; IN Newport by {. Is. White; in
Newark by W. 4. Brown.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-06
DELAWARE WOMEN IN
STATE CONVENTION
AT REHOBOTH BEACH
Continued from pare l

ain the past two years wo have
visited every club In tho state Mt least
once. in the past year we have visited
clubs. and in NEST instances spoken
at a regular club meeting. Every
where we have gone we have been
most cordially. and delightfully."- re-
ceivad. and we are very positive in
this statement--in no state In the
union can there he found n finer club
spirit than exists among the club
women OF our own state.
Nov you and | know that an
executive board carries n great re-
sponsibility. and some of the tasks
your board has been called upon TO
perform have not been easy. but they
have never faltered, nor complained,
indeed IL this administration may be
considered n successful one, 1t is due
entirely 60 the untiring efforts OF your
executive board, and we believe, in
fact we are sure we shall hand over
TO our Successors. this splendid or
ganizatlon Ct women in harmonious
working order. moved by an unset
fish devotion to tho highest ideals of
our federation. and however un-
worthily your president has met the
obligations of her office. she has given
to these duties her best thought and
effort but this all seems 80 insignia
cant, when compared with what she
has received
Now 1 believe we have reached q
period IN the history of our federation
when "A reorganization of our depart
ments, I1ight be worked out to IA
vantage. our bylaws are somewhat
Anticipated. ana sc very fearlcssly
and absolutely without any selfish
desire on cur pert--elthough that has
/ beep imputed to us--we recommend
/ that certcin changes be made. not FOL
the good Of n single individual. but FOR
the best interest, the progress, ana
Advancement of our federation
ITO YOU state officers and work.
ers. your president desires TO extend
her utmost gratitude for the counsel
encouragement. and loyalty that has
never wavercd. To YOU, and YOU alone
We attribute whatever success may
have or wped our efforts I'm tho pas
two years. No president over had ol
could have more generous support. OF
leave the Office with happie,
memories cf the service you have =,
freely rendered"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-06
Tribute to World War Dead.

An Independence Day tribute In the
shape Of a freshly gathered bunch
flowers placed by an unknown hand
at the base e the bronze tablet 10 the
World War victims on Washinb, on
street bridge. attracted the attention
Of many passers by, yesterday. whose
sympaNies were touched by the
fpl;af
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-06
NEW HEALTH CENTER.
Esta blished in Sussex County by Child
Welfare Commits sion.

Miss Anna NJ. Joyce. who recently
had charge q the childrens ward OF
Delaware Hospital will assume
similar position. in charge of the new
health center for Sussex county, es-
tablished by the Child Welfare Com
mission of Delaware. The territory
covered includes Lewes, Rehoboth
and Indian River
Miss Joyce, who is registered
nurse, is a graduate OF st. Christie
piers Hospital for Children. Phila-
delphia, and took a post graduate
course in contagious diseases at
Sydenham Hospital, Baltimore.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-06
Reduce Your Fat
Without Dieting

Years ago the formula FOR faf reduction
was diet exercise % Today 10 Is Take
Narmola Prescription Tablets Friends
ten friends these friends tell others They
ear substantial food live as they Ike and
s'iil reduce steadily and easily without go
ing through long sieRrs ~ tirceOue exercise
and starvation diet Marmola Tablets are
sold 10y all druggists no world over At
one dollar FOR = CAse. or II yoG prefer sou
can order direct from the Narm0la Com
pany. 1912 Woodward avenue. Detroit.
Mich
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Many Delegates.

Following are the delegates and
alternates To the convention;
Bellefonte civic club Delegates;
Mrs. Ella Livermoore. Mrs. g. J..
Morris and Mrs Charles NJ. Winthrup.
alternatCs, Mrs. T. !. Currcn, Mrs. Il.
Long and Mrs Adams
Wilmington New Century Club
Delegates: Mrs Frederick Bringhurst.
Mrs. i. STANLEY Chambers. Mrs.
Walter u Mode. Mrs. Robert r. Ray
nor. Mrs r. Il. Moody. Mrs J. Merrlck
Horn, Mrs Charles * Weston and
Mrs. David NJ. Hillegas: aljerna jees.
Mrs. Harry Y. Jem,suu. Mrs, Thomas
{. Mum Mrs. r. Carlton Rridgham.
Mrs. S Ashton Bonnaffon. Mrs Ed
mund NJ BsrshRn, Mrs. William Brad
ford. Mrs Joseph :. dIRmilton. Mrs
Herbert :. Drew.
Wilmington Section, Council OF
Jewish Women Delegates: Mrs
James y. Gduns, Mrs ~. Jacohy and
Mrs. NJ Scheud'~man; altopates. Mrs
u. Ra"hln. Mrs, NJ Finger and Mrs
r Barnhard'
Wyoming Round Table Delega tes
Mrs r +. Warren. Mrs Mary s Roe
and Mrs. Josephine NJ. Kitchens; al
ternates Mrs. Iausen Howell Mrs
Sara Cooper snd.Nrs. CLARA Draper.
Washington Heights Century Clur
--Delegates; Mrs Joseph l.. Scott
Mrs Dudley II. Wier and Mrs. E1arenC,
Fraim: aiternates. Mrs Lydia Clio
comb. Mrs. William J. I.aclley and Mrs
Laura Mckay.
Wilmington Chapter. No, II Wo
mans order National Association @
Retail druggists Delegates. Mrs. Ed
ward Young, Mrs. Willard f.. Smith
and Mrs u. l. McCoNey. al;crnates
Mrs Thomas Donaldson and Mrs. G
@. Hancock.
Blue Rock Community club. Corridor
Heights Delegates: Mrs. John W
kellum and Mrs. Charles i. Thomson
/ alternaIes. Mrs A Edward Rhoade<
and Mrs r. G. Hackett.
Bridgeville Tuesday Night Club
Delegates: Mrs Roland Elliott, Mis-.
Adele Gray; alternates, Mrs. VII
l!am p. Truitt and Mrs. Elma Gray.
( Delaware City Century Club Dele.
SAWS MI - i - " At4ttiiidi. MISS 'tFi
irude Sadler and Mrs. Charles Jefrer-
son; alternates. Mrs c. Earle Baur
and Miss Mary Money.
Delaware Division Of the Interna
tional Sunshine Society-Delegates
Mrs. George W. Dorsey, Jr.. Mrs
Charles J.. Stoey, Miss f. May Be
con and Mrs. G. Fisher Pierce, OF
Milford
/ Delaware State Association OF
/ Graduate Nurses-Delegates: Mis-,
Mary Moran. Miss Carolyn Spar
row and Miss Helen Twomly.
! Dover Century Carbohydrates
Mrs. Robert f. Lewis. president
Mrs. John Alwine, Mrs. Harry =
{ Jones. Mrs Walter A Powell: al
( ternates: Mrs. James A. Wise, Miss
Mary J. Kellum. Mrs. James Penne-
will and Mrs. Robert J. Ferguson.
FELTON, Avon Club-Delegates
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-06
The Time 10 Do It

When the fire engine is parked in
front Of your property-with streams
of water being played on the burning
structure it's too late 10 think OF IN
surance.-The time TO insure is today.
CORTLAND f. Pierson Co. Odd Fellows
Building. can insure you against loss
by fire.--Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-06

At meeting Of Republicans ~ the
SECOND ward, i'm MUer's Han. last
night tho candidacy r. United states
senator Coleman du Pont for re-
nomination was indorsed Charles
Cojburn. Negro. was Endorsed for re-
election AS member OF tho Republican
state Committee John 81. Dennis
wax chosen chairman and Herman
cooper secretary
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-06

Officers fer the new Jewish Com
munity Center organization were
elected last night as follows: Presi-
dent, DIR. Albert Robin; vice president.
Samuel Cannon; treasurer, Max Keil /;
financial secretary. James J. Cohen:
recording secretary, Leslie stone
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-06
WAS ADVISED She
HAD GALL STONES
Operation Was Advised But
She Says Plant Juice Has
Relieved Her.

My case was diagnosed as gallstoneS
|lhey told me / would have to have an
operation il | wanted TO get well. |
took your Plant Juice and II has gwen
|ne blessed relief and feel that It l.
'onlv right that | should give a public
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-06

Used furniture ls always in demand
and can readily be- disposed ~ through
small nd 10 the classified columns
Call 2200. aqk FOR ad takor Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-06
Another Thnmns Dent.

Tho Thomas Dent who figured in
police court n few DAYS ago is not
Thomas Dent OF 1906 Delaware ave
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Alcohol aud Dope.

NO nation. no state. and no people
have right to license crime pro-
ducers and al the same time maint tain
and demand s>obi1ety among the ma SIS -
es. believe in preventive severity
but stern justice.
Alcohol and dope. in my opnion.
are tho contributing cauaes for at
least so per cent OF crime. but II ap4
pears that there Is q Quicksand of
disespcct for law NY those now on
gagged In the traffic of same, and the
church must be shaken out OF As
'etharsy and put forth it's efforts 10
eradicate these great evils which are
undermining the character W thou
sands OF men and women In all classes
OF srCiety."
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-06

"Ninetyfive per cent OF prisoners be-
lieve In God. but they have witnessed
40 very little of the Golden Rule prac-
tieed that they reach the conclusion
that It war only Intended for those
outside OF prison walls
Il sincerely hope you will again use
your best efforts TO obtain II separate
prison for women. Present conditions
are menace to the discipline and
we'll being of the inmates OF this In
stitution. No. law ever intended that
men and women should be placed
under the same roof In visual contact
in prison.
IL is my opinion that there should
he separate PERSON for women In
Delaware under tho supervision and
management of board of trustees TO
consist Of four women appointed by
the judiciary.
Enforced idleness I consider one Of
the worst curses that can be placed
on prisoner. At this institution the
prisoners are employed eight hours a
day and every opportunity afforded
them TO make money for themselves
and their dependent ones. In ad-
dinon In our institutional work We
have work on our two farms where
farm produce is utilized in the direct
support OF the prisoners themselves.
ana the prisoners so employed are
paid regular wage each month,
which has proven most satisfactory in
every respect, wholesome, healthful
and corrective 10 the prisoner.
our Honor Court, consisting of
eight members. does not allow our
prosecuting attorney 10 make apph-
cations for the appointment of par
ucular case 10 lie heard before a par
trular tudge-in other words he can
not select his own judge, nor can he
move up has CAGE 81 as 10 bring Il be
fore a judge OF his own seleCtlon All
unfair discrimina lions are eliminated
IL does not permit incorporate yea
on the part OF tho prosecutor. which !
have found To be one Of the besetting
sins ~ some OF our prison prose
ciltors. Evory safeguard is given the
accused with the view that IL he it
convicted ne will feel that he has re.
ceived a square deal.
Alcohol aud Dope.
No nation. no state. and no people
have n right to license crime pro.
ducers and at the same time maintain