The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-23
MOUNDSVlIlE
ELEVEN INMATES
66FSTATEPR|SON
ARE DISCHARGED
Angular Chrtstmastids Discharges Civ
en- to Prisoners BY Warden Terrell

Eleven men were regularly discharg-
ed from the state prison yesterday by
reason Of the world again gladdened
with thoughts Of joy passing th-oucS
their minds. for they will spend Christ
mas at home with dear ones. Arm In
arm went some Of the men and hand In
hand wen; others all seemingly caretree
and ready :" face the world and start all
over anew.
Despite their recent habitat the etev-
en- men looked none the less for their
20 sS2uuooY p2ArldSlp pue o9ualI9dxs
mind rot always evidenced in men who
have just hcrn discharged from a penal
institution. They We're dressed IN reg
ular street clothes and each had rail-
road savc. At least in their pockets.
while the majority had bank rolls they
had saved from working in the prison
factories during their confinement.
Their discharge yesterday leaves a
total OF 1856 prisoners registered on
the books OF the state penitentiary here,
To he Big Event
The annual community Christmas
wee TO be given Monday afternoon and
evening at the Legion hall corner Third
street and Jefferson avenue promises TO
be the function de luxe for Moundsvtile
this Yulctide season. The local Amert-
Forthcoming event. Music will be do
mated BY the Citizens and Eagle bands.
70 Deliver All Paefagss
In statement issued yesterday Post
master A. T. Iinch said that each and
every parcel received at the poS'nthce
on or before Christmas day would be
delivered to the addresses. The locat
postmaster has made arrangements TO
see that no Christmas parcels are he'o
up merely because they cannot be de-
liycrcd by the postal employees.
TO HAvs ], 200 Attend
Officers and others who are regular
in attendance at the Calvary NJ. E. sun
day school plan for 1000 people being
present nj the church FOR Sunday school
in the morning. Arrangements nave
been made for transportation or the eid-
crly folks who are unable TO walk.
Reid Rites Sunday
Sunday afternoon at $50 o'clock from
the late home on Oak avenue VII be
held funeral services for the late mrs:
Margaret Reid. Rev. J. NJ Kline Will
ofnclate. Interment will be- mace AZ
the GreenIawn cemetery.
Old 9entlsmen Missing.
Since Tuesday evening Joseph Arnold
has been missing from he home or ms
b~o,her-in-law. ]. Z. Conkle. or NO
HOS Weaver avenue. CanHle last saw
his kindred Tuesday when he entered
his room, 20 go TO bed. The old gem
tlemsn is 80 years OF age. wore brown
coat with slecee torn. brown shoes. ana
dark trousers. His hair Is q gray white.
Bring Donations Today.
All persons who have donations TOT
the White Christmas at Calvary VI. T.
church are urgld 10 bring them t" the
church this afternoon. committee
has been named 70 be present and re-
ceive the donations.
RAIDER Funsrsa Sunday.
Funeral services for the late Miss
Mildred RAIDER, who died at the Glendale
hospital Wednesday midnight. will be
held from the late home on Sixth street
tomorrow afternoon 4; o'clock. Rev.
J. L Smith Of the Christian church
will have charge. Burial will be made
~ Grceniawn cemetery. =.
TO Continue Practice.
Despite she fact :hae next week Is
to ne observed as n holiday at local
schools candidates for the Moundsvllle
High school football :eam will practice
every day Coach Tfaul Ruble has de-
c;ded tina. TO let up shall be observed
II the -,nyS are 20 be kept in condition
for TIE opening Of the season.
Mopn5svI;le Briefs.
Miss Elsie M"'-hOnn;c % Pittsburgh
arrived az n" home Of her parents. on
Westrr:: av-ruN 70 spend the holiday.
+ y. Nelly returned home from No