The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-22
BRIDGEPORT
MAN, DISoRDERLY,I
SEVERELY HANDLED

At least one Colored man will not at
tempt to pull anything In this city again
after the happening OF yesterday morn
ing 4 colored man. who had served ~
days In Jail at Wheeling for unmanlE
conduct. bother.ng children along the Il.
& o. railroad. while they were cnrou'"
to school. The matter vas reported l"
several OF the older persons VINO kevt
on the lookout for the negro. 1t Is sa!d
that he had annoyed the children and
exposed his person. After waiting sew
cral days the negro WAS finally C3uGht
Yesterday morning in the b. & Q. yards
Just where the childOn had directed the
men. He was caught, taken 10 box car
where he WAS miniStercd severe beat
ing and painting. Following the hap
pening, he was sen; out over the hill
toward MorrIstown and told that he had
better not stick his face in this city
again II he wanted to get out alive.
Local people are OF the opinion that
a sound beating did that person more
good than a jail sentence or hnc. He
had already served forty days in wheel
ing for actions Of this kind and local
resident; will not tolerate any actions
Of that kind.
St. Pauls Bake Sale
Lutheran church Of this city. will give
a bake sale at the Bridgeport ftarfwarH
store today starting at 10 O'clock. Al
kinds OF pastries will be on sale and
all their friends are invited to visit
them.
Dance Monday Night
The Eagle hall team will give there
Easter Ball at SChafers hail Monday
evening. April "a. Kings orchestra will
furnish the music. The dance was post
poncd from las, Monday evening. II -
thought that 4 large crowd Will attend.
Bridgeport Defeats roundsvtls
Bridgeport high school defeated
Moundsville II! yesterday afternoon. 40
at MoundSvile. The game WAS very
hotly contested but the locals had the
jump on the Mound City lads. Mounds
willie was regarded to have a strong
team this season and the defeat Of yes
terday put tho locals back on the base
ball map. 4 large crowd of fans &C
companied the team yesterday.
Team to Practice
The Eagles ball team players Will
meet at the bail ground Sunday after
noon for practice. All players are re-
quested 10 be on hand and try out f"'
POSITIONS Much good material Is TO I've
Qau IN tnlS C!lN anu Il AlISN ttd'''
is expected. The schedule IL being
made an dwill be one OF the best in the
valley when completed
Lansing Child Dies
Mary Dulenz. infant daughter cS Mr..
and Mrs. Anthony Dulenz OF Lansing
died yesterday morning following IL.
attack Of !nrant!le trouble. The func'
al will he held this afternoon at tw'.
ocloc krrom tho family home Rev. -
II. Won Intel OF ST. Anthony's churci'
will offclatc. Interment will be in 81
AnthonyS cemetery.
Inquest Monday Afternoon.
The inquest OF Joc SChrUmm. miner
who died at the Bcllairc hospital Y"S-
terday morning following an acCid"n'
1t tho Webb mine last December. VIII
DO conducted 1T the bridgeport city
building Monday afternoon NJ $50 10y
Coroner clyde Hardrsty. Schrumm WAS
rho father OF ten children who reSidr
at Canton.
Trsdricf Christman Dies
Friedrich Ihristman. age 20 years.
died NJ the home Of his daughter Mr.
&. l.. Grach l.omhardy Heights ycStor
day morning a. o'clock following al
illness of several years II" was Unr
Of the best known and liked resident
Of this city. having moved here from
Woodsfeld. He was born IN Germany
January :. 1S43. Iis wife former,
Miss Elizabeth Of Wheeling rrcce"dc'
him to the gave about thirteen year
ago, lie Is survived by three daughter