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■ at sea.ESTER rofrom 2 1 2 to 50 pounds in each instance.Declaring that the prisoners re-ceivej at the midday meal one quart of vegetable soup, two slices of lulled beef and as much bread as desired, the committee argued in the report that Dr Price was in error when hesai l that the prisoners were not givenenough nourishment.The committee found flies in thekitchen, which was screened, but said that owing to the factthatpers onswere constantly going in and out of the room, flies could scarcely be excluded. A recommendation wasmade, however,that flies in the kitchen be killed.As to the benches from which theinmates eat, the committee believesthat these are as clean as could beexpected. The cells, too. including bedding, were found to be in goodDr. Price was wrong, theshape. lr. Price wa wrong,committee said,in saying that closets t re out of condition. One closet outof six was out of condition when Dr.Price called and that has since beenrepaired, according to the report. It is admitted that the plumbing in the old section of the building is bad, butthe committee declares thatmoneywas not available to put in better appliances.A denial is made that thereis anycontamination of the beef supply, cattle being butchered on the farm. The fact that Dr. Price found no vermin is sufficient proof that general conditions are clean, according to the committee and it is pointed out that new prisoners are constantly coming in. Prisoners are given clean clothingweekly and a hath must he taken oncea week.The committee says that the managers will consider the question ofcreening the entire institution butthe cost will be large. Finnsthat■1!^ large, jgjlfor a dining hall kitchen bakeshop laundry ano hospital to be built outof the appropriation of $100,000available January 1. 191 S. are nowb°ing made.Superintendent Lankford is praised for his management especially forthe increase from 30 cents to 47 1-2c*»nts which the State receives perfrom contractors for prisonAttention is also called tocapita laborers.the fact that only a year ago the StateBoard of Health made a favorable report on sanitary aiat the institution.Maryland Are. M. E. Church.*ce, via a schooner froone of the accomplisCivic League’s work r Mrs. C. A. McCartington, has joined heiand Mrs. M. I. W»*||lt;Lodge.Miss ClaraRichartington, who has been Weller, has returned hMiss Con*tance RusN. J., Miss Elizabeth Mount Clare, N. J .Repetti, of Wamhingtoiam Ballard, of Baltinbeen the house guests Bosley, at Liberty Loc of honor at a card pariMary Weller McCarlLodge. Others in theJames Courts. Mr.send and Master WeThe game was 50o anttributionprizesJLt-IP orwere served.Mrs.E.C. Graham has a fortnight’s stav at ? Mrs. Child, of* Was!ing her niece, Mrs. E Nedanna Cottage,Che*Miss Gleim, ofvisiting her cousin, M ham.Miss Loraine GrahaWashington wRobeson as her guest.fromMisses Agnes, LiIIMcIntyre are at RoseMrs. Amos Medfordfew days in Washingt turn h*re to her eottaiof the season.W.M r. and M rs. children, and Mrs. Rhaccident on Saturday.the Deane launch en rlis, when the heavy \ small boat while rouni Point. Fortunately, near shore, and toe wlt; to wade ashore andto theirRidge to their cotdown with wet clothiMayor Thomas W. iington, called a meeti missioners here thiswas determined to wnto Black Walnut cr«out the grove of tree*are now under way.Mr. N. I. Shea. lt;spent the weekend wil and his son. Mr. Johncottage here.Arundelians exprlt;
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Annapolis Evening Capital
Annapolis, Maryland, US
Sat, Aug 24, 1912
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