ATLANTA, Ga., JVUy 80 C4»).—
For the entertainment and recrea
tion of inmates of the United
States penitentiary here moving
picture performances and base ball
game* within the prison are held
once a week.
During the Summer months base
hall, which is played on an open
field within the prison, Is replao
ing in a large measure the moving
plcure performances. The Federal
prison has two teams, one com
posed of white men and the other
of negroes, which at frequent inter
vals compete with professional
base ball teams of Atlanta or teams
playing in Atlanta.
Inmates of the prison enjoy the
moving picture , performances.
There are about, 3,100 and since
the hall in which the pictures are
shown will hold only half that
number, two performances are
given each week.
The same reels which are ehown
at commercial motion picture
houses are thrown upon the prison
screen. Music is furnished by the
prison orchestra, which is com
i>osed of about 35. musicians. '
field * civic life and when the corps of
health workers left, the county and
city health boards decided to carry on.
EDITOR WINS APPEAL
. IN CONTEMPT CASE
Cite* 17 Error* in Writ l**ue
How Goes to United States
Supreme Court.
v
By the Associated Press.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.. July 20.
Counsel for George R. Dale, Muncle.
Ind., editor, filed a comprehensive
brief in the State Supreme Court here
yesterday designing 17 errors In the
contempt case in which Dale was sen
tenced to serve six months at the
Indiana State farm by Judge Clarence
Dearth of the. Delaware County Court.
Today’s action opens the way to bring
the proceedings. before the Supreme
Court of the United States.
