The evening world. Newspaper, April 29, 1921, Page 8

| $5 down. Balance in easy payments ) j 8 THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1921. . would apply the lash to every one| composed of tout white and four] grandfather, great and greatgrand- | prison in the world, and we've got the | Streamer, 06; *Ben Butlor, 119; Ruwh, 110; Prowaganda, 119, | i convicted excopt the first offunders.| black prisoners. ‘Three-fiftha of hia| fathers were Governors of Maryland | best Warden that ever stood In two | iagmia 112 Hendionn roe | I'll venture to say that the next Leg- | 834 wards are colored and the other 3 shoes, But I dont want any more | #useyrarokle aad ‘ax, furlooge—(a) | islature will abolish the whipping | two-fifths white. prisons and any more pocket picking, | 3ets He as ‘ post." The prisoners greet him with res-| by the hundreds. The Warden doesn't | I'm through and Lt want to get back ily MeLaughlin, } ‘ t POST STOPS CRIME But the former Attorney General| pectful familiarity, and if pi Mk eget i Heer ti says wine he | to New York. (b) Jeffords admitted that the epid any indication, think the world of | knows the ‘and knows how to ene eameeneas sas Shadiben ’ had s\ i 4 vere no| their Warden. Guards are fe take care of rhage tae gare 2h \ more high ; <| the discipline is fine. Warden " HAVRE DE GRACE ENTRIES. ¥ mer walked down to the little pi Big 'sobe n | ONE LASHING ENOUGH | mir ard with your correspondent and a Syccial to ‘The Evening World.) Poem MePaacrt, 105: (a) Stat | | Croes, former warden of ths work-|#howed him “the whipping post of On the w RACE CK, HAVRE DE GRACE, yy ‘cory. ‘ house d he used to lec "4 Wilmington.” Ajoining the yard is} met one of the thre Md., The entries for, to-mor- he Fitmle (Pudee: for three a ee the -| the engine hous and dyné wc h] whom former Attorne how's #4 0 as follow ' I; one. ibe ry , furnish the heat and power to the|hardt spoke. The W wo Wair, 100; 3 PE (Continued from Third Page) | Pow paaen DpAMAtee BF ie Heagro iifes| what te iouEnt Ge lly Co siemeabindatin termer et imprisonment for offenders of tie| O) nie Ww The whipping post consists of an | i Te ran wig! faw. It is true thay we hav upright, a foot in width anc inches. y whic at *' Gain, de ‘Cawe, t «| thick It is firmly imbedded in the pride, but dec 0: Star Reale. @earth of pickpockets sinc ground, and made fast again tn a/ through with the \ three were given the las rocky wall or side of the| “I don't think t “At La Net is that it is because of post, abo of the average|any good. You ti _ ; ndadadys 4 on th man's he shackle is riv-| in a short time : | Fo sentence given them. eted to of the upright, | about it 1s the de ‘cad ' ’ bad long records. Th: through wh the hands of the pris-|{s done in publi tripped to, FP fb the tush; it was the lor oner are thrust and the shackles | ¢ at and tied up to the post and |? : they were put where the clamped down on the Wrists it tite fon Nero Ooddyan OMOTrYroW i} | | hcncaiggned ef The Warden thrust his own wrists | wouldn't want another lash een ! : eeeeeceee wsenut. at will, | into the apertures and called upon the | | ’ te on : I] kept’ as| lifer to lock the shackles. The grin- | 6, you bet not. ‘This is the finest ‘Track fant me AT and| ting negro di ted, and then * “Phe whipping untey gentleman and) Rie aeste prisoner Specially Lew ee On Fo fe a joke, and t elt ne th All M di A Tam against the lash. 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And you Rites the children | years he made 8 hangings can have delivered to your home the very instrument that brings the children as & postal in- incumbency, | “It's a fable that safe- g ull over the coun- 1 appeals to you most. } @Way on account of the li ch with some of } Dave been three s the of post offic: 3 | sem in" Wining | robber =| could delegate the tale to a deputy Unusually Interesting § ce the passage I don't ¢ 1 don't believe in cor- cr YN . new. , . | and two of them were suc Tae ent, 1 do belleve in BROOKLYN STORE Rey aes CLURE Victrola, illustrated $100 j real fault of the | ; ’ ted | hanging 1 cane aout Fulton Street Near Hoyt Broad Street & West Park Choice of Records 10. H @on't lash. If | were Judge have been! The W mes fi i Mean no reflection on the bench, and ablished the Fis people came to this country with | Fotal $110 | IT never am going wo oe 4 Judeo—l onoer court Lord Baltimore from England. 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