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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-03
BELLA|RE HIGH
IN ND CANES
THIS WEEK END
over the River School Is Going at
Rapid Gait and Remains 30 Be
Trimmed.

II was Announced last evening that
tho representative boys team OF tho
Rrl!alrr high school would hay" as the
next opponent the fast Cambridge quiz
t., at ,h.. crave! Hill gymnasium next
Friday evening". and advance dope has
j; labeled as Il thriller but TO be mor>
exact EclI:l!rr has III" big advantage
The Red and Black'c overwhelming de-
feat Il tn" Marietta FIVE was big
boom 70 her pr"StiG" and rs n" days
progress the better The team seems
to get
Cambridge * not up TO Its standard
rs is shows ny tn" defeat at the hanaS
u; Marietta -! is "w! floor. while the
j,,,nr MS ::iv"r Il t"rribl" laCing by
ih., cruSS-r:y.,r Warriors. Cambridge -
IN, home ~ .'Xir" E"h"n. one ~ m"
greatest hrSH.;hali players the country
has produced in high school class. IN
sun,., wears. and !; may =" possible
-nar others will rise with the course
g.! tim".
T. VAS further stated that nc boys
and girls wri:lh Journey - MoHndsvill"
SATURDAY evening for games with the
nrr,t.ril;rv ci'r folks. MoTndSTAlc
was beaten b. ia" Red and Black IN
mo op.ainc gam" Of tn" season at Eel
l.iro but IN. Grange and Black should
make i; 4 biz moro Interesting III nome
territory. Moundgvll"'s feat of trim
m;nc. the Union high teams. has SCI IN:
,ow,, on ":ir., with Glcc' and record
,,rowd can DC expected a. the coming
games.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-03
CHILDREN Tic
BELLA|RE BASKET BALL "HUNCRY"

Besides making Il valiant fight in
scholastic circles IN tho floor sport. Bell
airr is completely upset all around. Com
ing out OF i football season victors
over her rivals and tho championship.
the cage tosscrS got busy and started
off like n house nfirc, yet TO be cNtiR-
Eu.shrd. The boys basketball team or
tho high school is setting most un-
usual gait. Will. the girls pulled out OF
The fire the greatest victory in its MS
tnrr--that If trimming the Old Gold ana
!.luc IasSI.a. the lattrr's first defeat In
five years. Now not being satisfied with
this much tho town is all agog over the
coming chance. o.: tho J.. & q. outfit or
walloping tn, Cathedral high school. anu
TAX, tn" hr;luLifuI. IntclliEnnccr loving
cap. in tn" amateur tournament. Bell
airc has an excellent chance OF pulling
this trick. despite the prominence Of tho
Cathedral team, and with one OF the
greatest collections of amateur stars, the
spacious y. VI. =. y. balcony will be ;aS-
cd. and many will doubtless have TO gu
away hungry" Interest is most con-
sp!cvous. and for this fact alone. the ~
surnrr 81 the mark made by the new idea
>ur!aC" 81 :hr mark mad" by the new idea
%carS and the cry for bring on tour
ram.nt" will ever be III the making.
With no admission bong charged. II Is
safe 10 say that tho largest crowd that
saw Il baSkct ball game III the Y. VI. G..
~ will he OF hand. and the greatest OF
enthusiasm exhibited. CatheCrlfs up
setting qualities" have caused n fcc:;n &
of anxiety and tho over tho river five
full well realizes tina; she must display
only her best brand in order 10 play safe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-03
BOXING BILL Up
At LEGISLATURE
|IITEREST5FANS
. Followers Of the Manly AIT Await WIN
Keen Anticipation Result OF
New RrNtnS.

Tn" proposed boxing bill introduced
b.. senator Eluch at The state l"5isI;t-
:u-. ~ Charleston. is ocraSi"n!nE n"
!Ittle speculation among the local DON
ing fans. That lii" bal IS = good am
timely uur :.6,,S without saying. ana i
is 70 be hoped that every cncouraS"-
ment will l." given to AID IN making
IL = law. ~ III" popular diversion
would mean u big boom hrr"abontS.
Tha, boxing is essential and 4 GOOD
form OF cntrrtaiim"ut has hccu pr"r"A
without question IN the camps and cah-
tonmeuts throughout the country. and
.!lc art has h"en nnsi conspicuous III
the training programs being pa:tIcnlar-
.lv endorsed along with wrestling nud
baseball, not saying anything ut the
popularity ~ the Eridiron sport. Box
ing will make sncrss once more III
West Virginia. IL conducted along anna
teur lines, and as Il sport. no; a money
mak"r. :or it's qualities are most h'f"-
fetal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-03

Cathrdrar< achievement in defeating
St"ub"nrillo las; Friday evening at the
..i:oyvl'' is tho h';s Surrris" oc the has
h.tha!l season. and places an OBSTACLE
in tn. path Of the critics as well as
IN" fans. determining IN" rtEhtfu'
claimant IT tn. titlr. and Furthermore"
i. loads on to Il possible repetition ~
,i. foo:hafl middle. TIL" more fact
that IH.iiShurE played on the S'"uA"n-
Will. floor caused the "nt!T" situation
- rrin;.in unsettled for tn" d"f"at has
cnps!and everything. Stcubcnvillc show
I'd lack Of fighting yep Il character
ist;r feature of the WCllSburg style
of rlav and rs the Wcllsbursers trim
;n.ri .ha Cadets on tn" home floor, is
another ;roint p"nr;tnj ward While the
'aes of S;"uh"nviiIo was generally not
~ t"ctnd get aS stated nn% team must
ilsffav Is ,ru" form 20 trim the ca
.ih"Ir.lIios i: their back yard" and yet
m. yjrtoTf IL enc Of th'. greatest. II
NOT tn. gr"ar"St. that has ever been
won h.; :hr ,'ad", school in tho cage
snort. fur it's places her on y firm foot
ing with II" valleys best after start
ir,> out lik,. Il rninpi"l" disappointment
and a failure. Cathedral fans have just
..-u~.. L. r,.iO;r" and from nov on the
actions II tho Maroon and Cream fir"
Will -. watched with III" k""neSt In
tereSt t. substantial" whether or not
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-03
GRADE SCHOOLS
SETTING PACE
IN CAGE CANES
Madison and Clay Yet Remain to Be De-
feated and Season Is About
Nalf Over.
Standing Of Teams.

With the public school basketball
series past the half way mark facts
point TO an exciting finish between the
four leading firrS. The. ono team. how
ever that will figur" strongly in the ncXt
three games is Rltc!lic who will meet The
TWO undefcated teams daring tn" next
TWO weeks. Rjtchi" has the punch and
possibility ~ putting up good scTnl
with both Clay and Madison :lnd thereby
LEAVING tho final standing Of the team
much in doubt. Should Richie be ciimI
mated by both the top notchcrS then In
meeting between Richie and Wash:nGto
will be second in interest only 10 the
between tho two leaders.
Tho coming Thursday night will all
witness a crucial conflict between Il
two south town rivals. Centre and We
stcr Both of these CUNTS arc Soi
good playing a fast passing game wi
fair basket shooting. The other gant
for Thursday arc Clay VS.. Union ard
Madison VS.. Richie
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-03
FIVE MINUTES
AFTER DEATH"
Intensely Interesting Sermon Delivered
BY Rev. C. p. Terry to Large
CcugrcG alton.

To church filled 70 "v"rfl"wlug. an
intensely interesting $rrmcu was de-
livrr"d TO IN" congregation Of tn" First
PRESBYTERIAN church last evening by the
pastor. Roy. Ilaud" T'oTt"- Ferry. who
tool; H. his subject. "l'iv" Minutes After
Death" and his text from Lake 16:2@
and 23:4%.
TIL" mann them" oH Ia" sermon was
tn" fascination Of life AID what lii"
should mean. Rrv. Terry sad that 'iod
Is apprrciativc OF life for h. sent tho
Savior her" 10 teach us how t. live the
real life. = If" that is kind. holy. pure
and SINCERE: III" lif" thH, Gnd Srnk" Of
that everyone will hr saved that
wants tn b. saved. in which Il" r"-
f"rr"d To- tho c"nvcrSaii"n h"lw""i III"
savior and ;h" rcr"ntant thief on III"
cross. and said all ~ the Ehl" and IN"
whole If Cod arc expressed i'll The "n"
grand word--hnpc.
W" never die: what VIC call death is
but Il transition from on" lic" 10 an
other and Jesus went before. tu prepare
. plac" for H.. AZ soon as ;hr breath
leaves thu body. "" 20 home. 10 tn"
nom" that js natural AMI logical for
r;"d'S children. which w." arc.
God wants uS ~ enjoy iif". "a hH pure.
Will have - answer is IN" on" thrH"
minutes h, for" .,.":,th. for thor" will be
II" question asked after death for the
deeds that "" dn go with MS rs witn"S-
SOS Of the life that was led.
Rev. Terry quoted thu iwcntv-third
Psalm. II" rcSInr"th my soul" which
meant no death rs We ordinarily look
upon i;.-juSt 4 transition in which W.
70 from ou' ljf" I" another. II" said
That In. Christian religion is on" for III"
general uplft ~ lifc--f"r tho m"hlnC
nC human character which would hl"ni
ia with tho life in this world, where The
kind and lovahl" actions ar" natUral for
ii il rot human nature to bc greedy. IN
holy. To flaunt false Irril". "a be unjust
or incorporate for III" TIN" CHRIST ian
= i.i0n * mot = religion IF fear. fer II
is not tho Christian death that "" de.
hut the Christian life that W. liV" that
brings happiness and ront'n'mrHt herr.
rs we'll as hereafter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-03
CATHEDRAL.R|CH
VS. FOL.L.A|N5bEE
1T THE BOWL >
Maroon and Cream Starts on Mad Dash
to Top of Heap and Hupe TO 60
Along Undefeated.

bSp''' '"E 4" HU''''HS - 49, 49,
ms t'''" w. 80, 80, ~ ,ro
H'''u'"h '"' 81" I'",' ,'I.,..,.,,
''''t'"',t' "N" .,-, -.
:" III" front '''t E''''''
winning en- % ''t, NJ, " -,
",St'u "'. ~, ',' ,.. .'i ,,,;r,.h,,,s r-,r,
,",.,,' ,.,,., I>-i1,,. a,d hy c, ,n-
,,'',,. ~. rnl,nwnd ,.Iosciv by the
,n.,-,.o-. az ~. s,.,r, columns. on
,bIrr which mus; h.. accredited 10 tn~
..,,.r.sc and which has been uvrriockro
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-03
CATHEDRAL AND BELLA|RE SET
: RAPID PACE IN Biz TOURNEY
N|THMTEREST MOST INTENSE

inst ru"tinp Youngsters n tn" gam" IN
tn" raulps a:;i h"s!d"S bong tT'"
athlete h:Srtt is IN advocate "f lean
sports. II" III :t't"r Of what sort.
When asked ~ regard -. .tlI "Tin:"h
rt his match with LyhsZk" t"r"rr"%
evening. III" bs.; man salld; Il h@rH
ben wrestling and boxing (" keep III
tr::n ;,nd f"..i better chan have ~ Il
cuiuG..r .: years. All tha; | can say -
am hero to win and /; |yhSzho Trans
me- shall have no cans" for ,I:i ai'rl-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-03

Insly will try TO d" what Cathedral
did on "Wednesday. When StcuhcnNiiie
will be- met in the local arn"rH. l-inslE
has not wuu = gam" this season, nut
a victory over tn. stubs will place her
hacE on the map. FRIDAY TN" Orange
and E,ack will depart for Parkrrsourg
in the hopes Of rcGain!nS lost hcnors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-03

Wheeling and Ohio county soldier
boys. as we'll rs those from Eastern
Ohio. who wrr, wounded in action over
either Camp Lee or Camp sherman. Sey-
rral local district boys have already
been transferred from army general
hospitals to ihc now construction CEN
~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-03

+ II. Wagner Saturday. fell down the
! {, liar stairs in his residence at 1875
Enff street. II HI" decoration received!
had been TWO inches lower 1t might
,liav. proved fatal. MIR. Wagner is
very active man. Though he rs nearly GO
wears al age.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-03

the splendid victory was flash IN
tho pan or the result OF constant errort
and determination. Hail. all nail,
Wheeling will r"nrun On tho map. ana
thanks to Cathedral for it's rnmarkahl"
performance. With tho victory goes the
glad tjdings OF the fans. and many ad-
mirrors will be gained.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-03

M,nlh"rs nf tho Pnlish-Amcrican Po"
liti"al CLUB. organized January !. held
~ frs, regular meeting n week ago.
The club Meet: The fourth Sunday Of
every month in Polish hall. at AHA
Wood street NJ o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-03

Tho Wheeling High girls added an
other game to their long string by
trimming Slstcrsviile last Friday. and
the victory proved that the team is stllI
t. 10 reconcd with despite the reverse
n; the hands OF Bclltire Girls teams
arc having 4 hard time getting games
and il is not Known Just who these
seNt"ttes will oppose the coming week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-03
CUTLER OF CHICAGO
ARRIVED LAST NIGHT
FIRST Appearance Of Noted wrestler
In wheeling and He Is Optimistic
Of Outcome.

Charles rritl"r. n" -: tn" greatest
ur..s,u"rS ~ I'll" gam. today arrived II!
1."hcchuc las; "T"ujGS errv1 Chicago.
), ,hr t">, of rhy~i"ial condition AMI
:, the hcs, OF spirits. cutler has been
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-03

4 reward is offered for Information
that will lead 10 recovery Of the Chcv-
rnlet Sedan belonging 10 Mr.. Anton Bic
h.,rSon. which wTlS stolen January 81 in
th- city. Til" machine carries West
Virginia licenS. No. 9lSa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-03

Interest at the 7. ". c. y. satur-
day when the IntclliS"nc"r tournament
teams NIT was ever So. marked. while
Rcilaire handled an tmmcns" gathering
Since the teams arc forging ahead right
snd left, the interest should Increase.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-03

Some Of the big lcaEu" managers ar
debating about the logical places 4o'
the coming training season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-03

Triadclphia has thrown M the sponge
IN basketball for tn" 1a1S-l9H period.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-03
RAMES SATURDAY WERE MOST IN
TERESTING AND CLOSING WILL
BIT EXCITING.
Success Of New Stunt Should Be a Cri-
terion OF Future Activity In
Basket Ball.

Saturday eveunS'ac n" Whe.'l:aS Y.
n. c \. IN. S~.:r:-;: :!als OF ;hH lnt".-
GEeucer Tournament were conducted
and two contests resulted with tathrd-
Tal and Haliatrr II" big winners. after
showing form thar Will draw hundreds
, 10 tho svrnt tha: will decide the right
Tul claimant OF the silver trophy % be
ftcred as a reward FOR the distinction.
Iany basket ball games hav" boon s''n
d this locality n amateur c!rcl"S in tho
,ast fcu- years. but aside from ;he fac;
that the scores Saturday were rather
large, II is doubtful II TWO events were
moro Interesting and deserving % at
.scntIon and the fans more p(Ha sod with
the showing made Many advantages
nre Eained from q tournament. tn"rcso
than IN scholastic circles Tor III" simple
reason Of its S1noothnc$S OF charactHT
offering get program with n" contest
ants only doing their bit ~ playing.
First Game.
In the opening game % n" "vening
RE Betlaire /. x Il; Qu;in'"; Succeeded
In tvnunciac thc Fix" Coll"s ans. ta!i:ni:
Rdyantas" OF tho lattcc'S weakness. du"
10 rho absnnc" Of Costello. tfr,tDE ana
Jackson F.1laira however. showed -
advantage and was 100 much for tn"
PiG.rs 10 hold in check. and th' result
IS crilrrt nt ~" zap between tn" con
seStan;S IN Morris Mack and Too!n
the cross river lads have trio hard 10
beat in this neck OF thu woods ana Win
these huSk,oS to. bear tho hFlnt. ana
Nth Kan. and Kompart. w" OF m" big
Ee$t players in the valley 10 III the
pt,e. places. ta,. team sizes NJ as one or
the h"sS. in amateur circles developed IN
this locality in ihr past tiv" yeara
L,>yNf iNtCrNSt
rs Ecllajrc wa full ~ this assortment
and tho fans w.r" mo-; offered any Idle
moments. H"llair" stands ready TO HtrHt
the cadets AMI appear N tlac cettlH
wh!ir oyer ih.: river followers arc al
readv cnrc"d!ag victory TO their IA
HorItsS.
Second Game.
Tho .arl" h"tw'''n tho cathedral
Alrn..,f anI tn" McM"chHn F.H-High was
Tn. tid-n.; OF tn evening ~ the t"am~
prior "a IN. hat;lt. appeared evenly
matched NrNrrh".l had gone through
six contests wt:n"u; tasting defeat ana
s.ru,";' 20 -" <..:firc :. gap fer N" other
tnG"p.ir,l..:,t ,r:.taS t.ut Cathedral profit
3r.. hv -.Ni,.r...,l..., .,:.i Kill worked ~"
MrN;rci:,;.:t..@ - Ia. t:aIt II :h' IRIS
period! a,,! '2,.g ,,..,rF"'i o7;t WIKI rush
making :"::.tS - Viii THAT '2fh'i:l'
has a good c,.rr~a :" COP ~" r"n"T$
seemed - a.. ihr chief topic -: discus
sion. Sn.,!.. .i.Ii-"'! hat Cathedral M
n RE-. fu:nriai'r. "ci."i;'rt III N"N"cn-
on thau thr E"ila!-, lads did III the
Pike Caiic&:aiis. and tii' larger score
co,nrii.d ~ II" locals shows class an!
ShnuId ,~,c,,., ~r"." hit Of concern n
BcI;;l:r.'S camp.
Result.
Or" "harrcf "risri" :"afpr" nE n"
Sroi,r:fur.,..' i.a$ in -, wa i hrs r"tr''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-03
HERE AND THERE
ITEMS Of Interest to Local People
About Wheeling Folks. Societies
and Organizations.

Any PERSONS having any ariI'i" "i
clothing 10 Mt a girl l3 r"ars old which
are no longer rf any i$c /" them can
perform an a.. rf Kindness. by s~uiInv
SAM. Ia MIR Frazier. care Of til" Assn-
.inrr,l' ,'hariIirs office. or by rh"ninc
MIR. Frazier. %3@9-I. rrlaiiv" 10 til" s.ri.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-03

Methodist Episroru! churches Of this
district vii! hold religious '"rrlr"$.
startlni: today. and will c"nttnu" for
four weeks. These meetings are Ia re-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-03
A Hint.

"Old Man GroundhoC hattcd Loon
Yesterday. Oh you Ty Cobb.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-03

generate the religious spirit Of Method
ism.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-03

Pctcree, Attcnticn.-If rnu feel any
personal enm:iy towards Oh" OF the
players on either team. h" man enough
20 refuse to referee the contest
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-04-26
Scotland's Emblem.

Though historical records relating
to the thistle are vague, tradition Is
glib. According to one story, the
Danes were stealing barefOOtet
through the darkness toward the Scot
fish camp when one of the soldier
suddenly trod upon a thistle. Invol
unfairly, he uttered a cry Of pain, ane
the Scotsmen, being aroused, ieapet
to their feet. hurled themselves upo;
the Danes, and inflicted fearful slaugh
ter upon their foes. Another legend
says a writer in Toronto Globe-re
lates how Queen Scotia. after hard
fought battle in which she had proved
victorious, threw herself down upon
the ground to rest, only to be received
by the prickly spines of thistle. Ul
she jumped in fury. and plucking uE
the nettle by the roots. was about to
hurl it away, when for some reason un
explained, her heart suddenly soften
ed, and she decided that from thai,
time forward thistles. should always
be for her the emblems of victory. Sc
she stuck the nettle in her helmet
and Scotland has taken the thistle az
Its emblem ever since.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-04-26
=" America" an Ancient Tune

In the controversy over the origin of the tune
for america" which he calls "Our noblest Of
national anthems Poultney Bigelow, In a letter
to the New York Times, says:
'The Prussian king. Frederick William II took
1t from England in 1892 in order to glorIfy him.
self at the dedication of triumphal arch In
Berlin called the Brandenburg thor This gate Of
victory erected in honor of his troor,s WIN
had been chased out of France by the rapgad
republican armies at Vamy. The Prussian rep,
ments returned across the Rhine In 1902 nrou
claiming themselves victorious, and wa,cor,oa
with every demonstration Of patriotic Joy, -
The Danish royal house had the same nationa,
ah'hem previous to Prussia, and George III
adopted 1t more early still-without howovo-
claiming priority as an English composition
How old II Is we know not It NAV have No..
sung by the legions of Constantine behind the,r
christian 'aharnms; 1t my have been n fora-,.a
OF Wycklife or John Huss" AA'o
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-04-26
2e2zW Azeo11Z< clnyu>u>GENacAzH|5 huos MpcuuY
U4CHT ZC2nE~

covered at unusually high speeds. That an air
plane will soon be flown at more than 200 miles
an hour is deemed modest kind of prediction.
Some enthusiasts proclaim the possibility Of
heavier than air machine that will easily do 240
miles an hour
So for the short trip may expect to see
ailplanes like the large allied bombing planes
into general use, and for long-dstance
travel ard women will ride in the greater
comfort that be provided in giant dirgibles.
For tourist travel the drigibe, 1t is predicted
here. will always be the popular craft principally
because 1t can fly at low rate Of speed and
permit its occupants to look at things. In an
arplane, for instance, the splendor Of the Bay Of
Naples is lost, so fast must the airplane move:
while in airship that beautiful scene can be
enjoyed at leisure.
From an airplane going at ordinary cruising
speed, say eighty miles an hour the surface of
the earth looks like dull contour map. with
large objects only dimly discernible because the
airpane must keep at least 1000 feet above the
earth. On the other hand dirigibe get
along very nicely at an altitude of 200 feet and
drift along with engines almost completely
stopped.
The airship has another distinct advantage; 1t
does not "bank' in turning arplane does.
Sleeping In airShp is calm experience NOV
ing about comparatively simple. And an arship
In flight does not produce the shrll whistles and
screeches eternally among the wires. Travelling
in an airship need be no more noisy than In a
motor and with favorable wind blowing
the airships engines can be throttled down to a
few revolutions or actually stopped.
Engine Stop Not Dangerous.
What will probably appeal most to the lands
man who travels in the air for the first time
will be the fact that the airship can remain In
the air indefinitely and the passengers in no
grave danger should the engines fail The gas
bag IS ample that the machine will not fall
when the engine stops. whereas in the air plane
an engine stop is life and death matter.
Dirigble building here In England had great
boom during the war days-and that tie
signing of peace treaty is at hand the
construction work has not been allowed to utterly
stop. Instead, the machines are going 70
be made largely into crlft designed for peace
able missions.
The navy will always need certain number
of dirigbles to act as scouts. No one knows bet
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-04-26
WOULD DIG UP VALUABLE COFFIN

m'p.Nos or Spanish merchant said 70 no a
-, INV VINO dled several years ago after
"''hs aaSScd considerable fortune have
asked the Cuban sanitation don.r,,..
P''mSsion to cNhume his body so ne m oh
nun the brass caskct In which he was b,riod
'h'F want to sell the casket for the metal q
contains ms the family fortune hns dv,,nu.d
,' "S 'ohn1ers death. The department rnle,
an"' 'he on'v question involved was a mornf one
''' ',."' mere WINS no law to prevent the r,,a-
"t'S ''o" reciaiming and selling the casket q
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-04-26

nation could with the element of surprise acting
in favor of the invader, be put out or action. or
seriously crippled in very brief space Of time
Suggestion has been seriously made that one OF
the conditions Of the peace should be the APP
pointment Of an international commission vested
with power to inspect regularly all German fac
tories $50 that the output Of anything lethal
could be strictly regulated"
Whatever regulation of the air comes from
the peace conference, and it be predicted
with safety that very serious consideration
of the air will be feature Of the historic meet
ing, IT is very clearly understood on this side
of the water that supremacy Of the air will be
a deciding factor in any future war.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-04-26
The Hickory Tree.

The hickory tree is said to nave
derived its name from the Indian WORD
.'Pawcohiccora." This was kind OF
dressing eaten with hominy which the
sauaws made by crushing hickory nuts
HI wooden mortar, adding water I'M
til 1t formed a milky liquid. Early set
tiers are supposed to have shortened
the name of hickory. The Indians got
a lafge pant of stheir winter food from
hickory nuts some tribes in the South
gathering as much as a hundred bush.
els Der family. - -