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CITY JAIL PLANS HELD IN ABEYANCE Administration Decides To Wait Until After Elections Because of Cost COUNTY COMMISSIONERS AGREE TO HOUSE WOMEN Arrangements For Female Prisoners Removes Urgent Necessity For Immediate Action and New Plans Call For Fitting Up Third Floor of City Building Plans for remodelling and enlarging the present city jail have been abandoned by the City Commissioners in favor of more elaborate arrangements for utilizing the third floor of the City Hall, which is now 8 On account of the large expenditures involved by the new plans they will be deferred until after the approaching city elections. The latest decision of the commissioners was reached following definite assurance yesterday from Wake County Commissioners that the county jail may be used for women prisoners from the city until the city can make adequate provision for their comfort. Mayor Eldridge yesterday notified officials of the Woman's Club, who have been active in a movement for better jail facilities, of the present status of the matter. Sometime ago permission was ex tended for the city to use the county jail for women prisoners by the county commissioners but county officials balked at the plan and it was never put- into operation. Yesterday Mayor Eldridge Commissioner Mooneyham conferred with ty commissioners and with Sheriff D.

B. Harrison and it was agreed that the county jail should be used, with the city paying all necessary expenses, including clothing for its prisoners. Following failure to secure the county jail, plains were made for enlarging the present 'jail on the second floor of the City Hall by moving the desk sergeant's office into the hall. However, it has been decided that there is not sufficient room on the second floor of the jail and present plans contemplate the use of. the entire third floor, which has a pitch of about 15 feet but is entriely lacking in light and ventilation.

Since it will require a considerable sump to light, ventilate, heat and supply plumbing for the third floor of the building and a bond issue will probably be required Mayor Eldridge stated yesterday that he thought the proposition should be deferred until after the elections, in fairness to the new tion should there be a change. Plans for installing shower baths in the present jail have also been abandoned because they would consume space that is badly needed for prisoners. However, a plumber has been engaged with orders to install additional water connections in the jail immediately. Mayor's Letter to Women Mayor Eldridge's letter of yesterday, which was addressed to Mrs. W.

T. Bost, president of the Woman's Club; Miss Mary Shotwell, chairman of the social service department; and Mrs. T. P. Harrison, chairman of the jail committee, follows: "Regretting the unavoidable delay in responding your recent letter making representations in regard to the city jail, I have the honor of replying as follows: 41.

An arrangement has been made for confining the women prisoners in the county jail until the eity jail can provide proper accomodations. Privacy will be assured, bathing facilities furnished, and change of clothing provided, at the expense of the city, when deemed necessary. 449. Plans will be made to utilize the third floor of the Municipal Building as a city prison. A room nearly as large as the present jail, the police court, the police station and adjacent offices combined is available for Sail purposes.

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WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 21, 1923. purpose, proposed, furnished, but, it will when meet equip- all requirements of a prison for a city much larger than Raleigh is at present. "3. The tentative plan for rea arrangement of the second floor so as to provide separate cells with Baths and privacy, for women prisoners, was unsatisfactory to me and was considered only as a makeshift. I am indebted to an architect for a suggestion that led me to discard the second plan.

The architeet has been requested to make a preliminary sketch. A plumber has been employed to improve sanitary conditions in present jail. talm 45. It is true that the commissioners have authority to money on the credit of the city, subject the limitations of two and-fast conditions, viz: That the amount borrowed shall be within the limits of the timated revenue for the current fiscal year, and be payable out of taxes levied and collectible during the fiscal year. shall That, anticipation of bonds the amount borrowed authorized by ordinance before the loan is negotiated.

"Clearly the first. alternative is impossible for the purpose under discussion, for the reason that, the budget system, the entire income of the city is appropriated when the tax is levied. "The second is workable until the city's borrowing reaches the limit fixed by law; but it is inconsistent with prudent management of municipal finances to issue bonds whenever it is suggested to spend money for purpose not authorized in regular course. "It is a source of gratification to me that work on the proposed jail improvements was not hastened while a better plan was being work; dout. Of course I take no pleasure in the conditions of the Woman's Club justly complains, but to me it seems better, to go slow and be sure than make haste with mistakes.

I now feel assured that the proposed solution of our problem will produce results which all may contemplate with satisfaction. The temporary arrangement for the care of women prisoners appears to me the best possible under the circumstances." New Notaries Public Governor Morrison yesterday commissioned the following notaries publie to do business in North Carolina: Mrs. Anne F. Badon, ton; M. H.

Crocker, Wilmington; W. R. Patterson, Asheville; Parker, Ahoskie; R. E. Prince, Raleigh; W.

H. Rogers, Raleigh; P. L. Smith, Greensboro; J. W.

Tomlinson, Fayetteville; J. B. Wallington, Greeusboro; E. F. Eaton, Mocksville: S.

B. Henshaw, Yadkinville; W. F. Mauny, Robbinsville. It would make the old-fashioned red-flannel petticoat blush a rosy ted to come back and see the gay-colored bloomers that have supplanted it.Cincinnati Enquirer.

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C. Harris, nevertheless, found the woman and 'Ollie Smith not guilty of prostitution and aiding and abetting in prostitution, when the case was tried yesterday morning in city court. he held The under Price the old woman, warrant, was however, charging statutory vagrancy, under which she was arrested in the general round of alleged immoral women in August. She: Skipped her bond given 'at the time of the arrest, and left the city to return to her husband in New York, but came back on several oecasions to settle up the sale of some real estate which she held in Raleigh. It was the purchase of the old Vanguard Chapel and its remodeling into what had all the ehr-marks of being a brothel such as the Price woman had for years on East Davie caused the operated, SILK HOSE $2.50 values All this All Colors Here are two new SANDAL NOVELTIES Dark Brown Patent Stitched SANDAL $4.95 Gray "Alligator" SANDAL Stitched down, patent Levy's Bootery "IN ELLISBERG'S" 126 Fayetteville Street Egyptian Batiste 49c Per Yard Excellent Quality Egyptian quality Printed Batiste for your Easter Dress.

KLINE LAZARUS "Where Thousands SAVE Money" pe'jee to tako action. Sunday from Jeal authorities the woman had fiAfter several demands th nully promised to "check out" Saturday night. She did not and Sergeant Saurders and 1 Plainclothsman Dannielly checked her "In" Sunday night. Forced to break in a door when the Price woman would not respond to their knocks the policemen finally entered her house to find Ollie Smith in the front parlor, fully clothed and Louise Price in the mckyard, barefooted, clad only in flimsy night garment, which the wom an insisted on elevating to the re spectable level of a "house-dress" on the stand in court. Smith swore on the stand that he had accompanied Hayden Allen, an electrician, to the house of Louise Price on Sunday night to collect a debt.

He stated that when Allen got ready to go that the woman asked him to stay and mail some ters which she had to write. consented and shortly afterwards the police knocked on the door. He denied any immoral relations with her. These statements were backed up on the stand by Allen and by Louise Price The explained her delay in opening the door for the police as on account, of fear of drunken men been prowling in the vicinity of her dwelling. She thought that the officers were these men.

That was the reason she gave the court for fleeing into the back-1 yard when the officers broke in the door. got a laugh a on Prosecuting Attorney Clifton Beckwith when she told how he looked over the back fence and saw him in the car with the officers. "When I saw Mr. Beckwith I knew I was cafe," she testified. The statutory vagrancy charges made against woman in August will this morning in city court.

GOVERNOR PAROLES I THREE PRISONERS Will Washington, serving a fouryear sentence in the State Prison for murder in the degree committed in Pitt was paroled by Governor Morrison yesterday upon recommendation of Solicitor se H. Davis who stated that he considers one year's imprisonment "suffcient punishment in view of the fact that the killing of his wife, was very likely accidental." The prisoner has already served about eighteen months on the roads T. H. Brown and W. A.

L. Smith convicted in June in' Mecklenburg county of manufacturing whiskey were paroled by Governor Morrison yesterday upon recommendation of Solicitor George Wilson and the fact that the discovery of new evidence in the case indicates the innocence the defendants. Supreme in their Class VELVET Na 557 Blue Band VELVET PENCILS 54 At All American Makers of Stationers Write Lead the for famous Pencil Accept Sample VENUS No New Pencils Substitutes York Lift a Piano to the Top of Washington Monument And you do just a little more work than the elevating machinery of a cement plant does in the course of manufacturing a barrel of portland cement. In a typical plant, the materials for a 376-pound barrel of -which weigh more than twice that to start with -have to be elevated fifteen times to heights ranging from 20 to 90 feet in going through the more than eighty operations between raw materials and finished product. Practically all of this lifting and carrying is nowadays done by mechanical conveyors.

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Washington, D.C. MR. DANIEL WAS WELL CARED FOR IN NORFOLK Report That He Was Neglected Turns Out To Have Been Erroneous The News and Observer is in receipt of the following from Dr. R. T.

Vann: "At the request of Mrs. Walter E. Daniel, I beg to correct an impression made by the news dispatch in the Observer a few days ago concerning her husband's seizure on the streets of Norfolk and the treatment he received thereafter. Daniel writes that instead of lying on the street for an anknown period, and then being placed in a hospitaal ward and kept there in comparative neglect for fortyeight hours, Mr. Daniel was seen to fall by a policeman, who hastened to him, promptly summoned the city ambulance, and took him to the hospital without unnecessary delay; that while the policeman did not recognize the patient, he saw that he was a gentleman, had him placed in a nice room, removed and deposited his watch and purse, and secured such attention and service for him as were entirely satisfactory to both the physicians and the policeman called Mr.

Daniel's hotel, the Monticello, supposing that the family thus be notified; but the proprietor was out, and the night clerk, probably a new man and knowing Mr. Daniel, failed to inform the proprietor. When, however, none of Mr. Daniel's friends called or inquired about him during the next thirty-six hours, the chief of police called up Weldon chief, and thus reached the family. While this delay was unfortunate, no one is blamed for it.

"In justice to the police ment and to those in charge at the hospital, and in view of their great kindness. Mrs. Daniel hopes you will publish the; statement of facts. "The many friends of Mr. and DR.

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