The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-25

show Of the West Virginia prison to be
given tonight in the prison chapel un-
der the direction OF Peter T.. Haberstick
Of Wheeling, promises to be as we'll at
tended as that OF last year, f-cm the
sale of tickets. Last year no reserved
tickets were sold and over two hundred
people were turned away from the door
1t as pronounced TO be the best minstrel
that had ever been given inside the
prison walls. but from reports the show
this year will even Surpass that of last.
Much good material Is ut hand to work
from and everything possible has been
done to make 1t great success.
In order to give everybody a chance
TO see the show this year It has been
decided to repeat II and it will be given
tomorrow night.
The inmates Of the prison will see the
show this morning and this will be fol-
loed by a big Turkey dinner with all
the trimmings. over 700 pounds of tur-
key will be consumed at the prison to-
day.
Linoh-Riggs.
Mr.. Robert MCLEAN Linch and Miss
Mary o. Riggs. both popular young
Pf9ps OF es SS I 5 Se at
sonage OF the Thompson NJ. +. Church
in Wheeling. The ring ceremony was
used and Rev. DR.. Bird. pastor Of the
s cn wer se Mr. ad M Tns
John Hopkins OF this city. Immediately
after the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs Linch
left in their automobile for Pittsburgh
where they will spend short honey
moon.
Mr. Linch Is one Of the we'll known
young business men Of this city and
until recently had charge Of the Gents
Furnishing store on jefferson avenue.
Miss RIGGS Is the daughter Of MI. sno
Mrs. G. A. Jones OF jefferson avenue
and Is prominent in social circles IN the
city.
The happy couple will return Decem-
their home on jefferson avenue.
Union Church Service.
The annual union Thanksgiving SER
be held in the FIRST NJ. l.. Church this
morning ut 10 o'clock. Rev. +. c. From
hagen. pastor of the Lutheran Church
will deliver the sermon and his subject
will be. Gods Promise to a Mighty
Nation"
A deal has been closed by which J.
NJ. Gandee and Lyle d. Byrnes will be-
come possessors Of the Star Iroundry
formerly owned by Edwin c. Beer and
formerly the owner of the laundry when
1t was across from the Central School
Building.
VIII Entertain Ladies'.
The members OF the kiwanis Club
will entertain their ladies at tho reg
ular weekly luncheon OF the club to be
held in the basement Of the Snyder Ho-
tel this evening. No program has been
announced but several sood things are
in store for the guests.
Purchased Confectionery.
]. M. Schaub has purchased the ltop>
ert McGlumphy confectionery on sJef-
ferson avenue. Mr.. Schaub will take
possession Of his new confectionery
Usual Holiday.
The usual Thanksgiving holiday will
be observed here today and all the
banks, stores and offices will be closed.
Tho post office will be opened at GER
Ten Days In JAN.
James Turner was arraigned before
Snulre Z. NJ. Lewis yesterday morning
and given ten days in jail on charge
preferred by a Mrs Harcher OF III,
East End. 1t seems that the trouble
grew out of a family quarrel in which
Turner gave Mrs. Harchcr n severe
beating. He was given his choice OF
ten and cost or ten days in Jail and as
he could not furnish the money hcwas
given tho Jail sentence.
Raid ut Benwood.
Sheriff Clayton and his flying
Of Mcinhart Golya in Benwood Tues
day afternoon and found a still but the
owner was not home. He was later ar
rested by Officer Shorts.
This Is the second time that this
place has been raidch. About two weeks
ago two stills wcrC found but this time
only one w"e ''-"n'' 49,
Funeral Services.
TomI NH Inner Who died at her F hom M o. ~
Lafayette avenue Monday night. will
BIO held from 1905 Lafayette avenue
Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev.