The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-09
BRIDGEPORT
GAMES0F WEEK
THREE 0Aa6RS SCHEDULED ny
TEAMS or TIN CITY LEAGUE
Ro1 GROUNDS AT STOP
IL DURING WEEK.
Rain for Past Two weeks nssnlts in
Pogtponsmsnt Of Several Games
which VIII He Played later.

According to the schedule Of the
Bridgeport Athletic Association. three
ia seball games will be staged at the
grounds at Stop. II during the present
week. and all will be likely to prove
attractive. The Nationals will meet the
Buckeye Juniors on a battle this even
ing, and both teams have been busy pre-
pairing for the contest The Business
Mems team win meet the Harding &
Burleys IN a game TO be played on
Wednesday evening, and the Alpha Pr
fraternity team win cross bats with the
Brestles on the same grounds on Fri
day evening.
A number of the games in the league
schedule have been postponed on &C
count of the almost, continuous rain or
the past few days. and all these will
probably be played off at later date
during the season.
~ 8oyls Funeral
, The funeral, services for Alfred B:
BOYLE. one Of the prominent residents
OF Kirkwood who died few days ago.
will be held from The family home on
Howard street this afternoon at
o'clock RSv. John w. Neel. pastor or
the Kirkwood Presbyterian church. will
,fnt1ts. and the interment will be
made at Linwood cemetery. The men,
bers Of Branum Post q the G. A K.
&hrattend the services in a body
Police on lookout -
Members Of the local police depart
mont were called from Martins Ferry
late on Saturday evening and. asked TO
be on the lookout for the man who shot
another at Stop on the Rayland line,
lust north of the city. The man was
supposed to he headed south and all
available police were put on the job.
80" Interesting Service.
Interesting services in observance or
Mothers Day We're held at local churches
yesterday morning and evening. AT st.
Paurs Lutheran church u special sermon
was delivered by Rev. Edwin Meuser.
the pastor Of the church. and special
music was rendered by the choir.
, Ssnzpsranos Union
The monthly meeting Of the members
Of the women's Christian Temperance
Union of this city will be held At the
home OF Mrs. Clarence McConnaughy on
Howard street. Kirkwood. this evening
at 1880 o'clock. Special matters OHM
portance are to be discussed at the
meeting. and all members have been
urged to attend,
RratsFaAl Meetings.
A
der Of United american Mechanics arc
planning to attend the regular meeting
of the order which will be held this
evening. The regular meeting OF the
Order OF United American Men VIII be
held in their rooms IN the Heinlein
building tomorrow evening.
woman Drops Dead. g,
Mrs. Eliza Ann Maddua. one OF. ths
we'll known and aged residents OF krk-
wood. dropped dead at the home OF her
daughter, Mrs. G.. F. Gillian. at q late
hour on Saturday evening. The woman
was 73 years of age, had apparently
been in her usual good health curing
the day and fell dead on the floor with
out any warning. Death Is reported 10
have been due to asthma Deceased -
survived by the daughter at whose
place she made her home, one Dr%ther
and three sisters all OF Carlyle. ILL.,
six grandchildren and five greav grand
children. The funeral services Will De
held from the place OF death. tomorrow
afternoon at 3 o'clock. Rev. +. O. Nor
rls. pastor OF the Kirkwood Mtehdist
church, will ofriciate. and the fnterment
will be made at Weeks cemetery, west
or the city.
Local HAN wanted
It Is understood that a we'll known
local man IS wanted on the charge OF
shooting Of William Binn, in an argn-
ment which took place near stop on
the Rayland line, late Saturday night.
The members Of the police department
are confident that they will be able to
find him in the near future, and he
will be turned over to the Martins
Ferry authorities for a hearing.
NIaAA wnSaP KRul.
Police officers and county OFFICIALS
made a raid on a place late Saturday
night, under the impression that intoxi-
cants Gere being dispensed from the
place, a thorough search Of the prem