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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-19
AMERICAN RED:
CROSS HAS BIG
JOB ON ITS HAND
NEW DUTIES ASSIGNED TO LOCAL
CHAPTER TO AID IN RE-
HABnITATIoN WORK.
Public Health Nursing Among the Tasks
Now Given Big OK
rantzatiOn,

The women of America who gave or
their time and strength Ia tho American
Red Cross will no S0oncr he mustered
out of war duty than they will be rc-cn-
listed i'll tn" problem Of peace Many
months must clanSc before tho Red
Cross worker will have finished her war
work. Two million American soldiers
cannot he returned in day. They can
not 10 absorbed into the lnduStrlal ana
economic life except by gradual steps.
Their problems will be vital for a gen
Grafton.
The Red Cross is looking beyond the
completion Of the immediate task 10 the
new responsibilities of the future. 1t
has been definitely decided that the
American Red Cross cannot undertake
the rebuilding OF the devastated areas
of Belgium and Northern France. The
problem is too great for solution by any
single volunteer organization: it is re-
SponSibility for governments and one OF
staggering proportions even for them:
The Red Cross program provides for
the further development Of public health
nursing and of the courses on lnstTuC-
ton in home hygiene. care of the sick
and home dietrticS. which were set aside
for tho greater demands Of the war
They are expected To be among the fore
most activities Of the Red Cross.
Many graduate nurses released from
military service are to BIZ directed into
public-hcalth nursi ing and educational
work. thus serving tho community. until
high standard Of public health is cs-
tahlishcd.
Local chapters arc to share in tho
nursing program. through the following
work outlined for thr local committees
on nursing activities:
To develop and aid in tho organization
Of public health nursing over tho entire
territory of the chapter.
TO cooperate in the organize tion OF
committees on nursing activities in
branches and auxliarics where dcsir-
able.
To conduct continuous educational
campaign in tho territory of the chapter
for the promotion of Rcd Cross nursing
activities.
To cooperate, wherever possible. with
federal. state or local public health off,
Gals and bodies. and with the Federal
Childrrn'S bureau. in health campaigns.
To organize and conduct classes in
homo hygiene and care st tn" sick in
home dirtrtiCS.
TO develop and extend instruction in
homo hygiene and care Of the sick and
in home dictctiCS To local schools.
To cooperate in the enrolment Of Rcd
Cross nurses.
TO engage in such other Red Cross
nursing activities as may be establish
cd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-19
T PLOYhIENT
OFFICE TOM|0VE
On SATURDAY
ROOMS WILL BE THE NEW
HEADQUARTERS
Porco Of -Four to he Reduced by Halt :;
Others VIII Return when Govern
meut EeSITSes Charge.

Instead Of closing on Friday night.
which were III" instructions 81 Director
General DsnSnIor" trura Washington.
the local office ot the /. :. i.'nHI"%-
nent Service at Fourteenth and Market
streets will close SATURDAY ~ noon h:'.
the rest OF tn" day VIII y" d"r"t'6 L"
moving the records a::ui "itlc" ;urni-
ture TO the assembly rooms nj th@
Chamber Of Commerce. wi'"v" III" "ft.'s
will be located for four taoN'hs At least.
The members OF the Chamber o: Com
merce as individuals have pledged
themselves to raise sufficient |" run
the employment bureau 4, curtaii"d
expense until tho first OF August when.
It is hoped. that in tn" neat session "t
congress an appropriations Will II" mad"
to carry on the work uu,!-r government
supervision.
The Chamber Of Commerce" Offers
free office rent light and heat which -
quite an item as the present quarters
of the bureau cost S65 monthly for rrnt.
The present fore" OF four Will be re-
duccd to two which Will consist OF
Chairman Sonderman and Miss Mildred
Kincaid, stenosrapher
Mr.. Harry EbelinG. examiner of the
mems department and Mrs. Kate Eoe-
ling examiner Of the womauS depart
ment will be suspended for economy
but both will be re-inStated as soon Us
tho government takes over the relns
again.
Under the instructions from wash
inSton the office furniture was to DC
stored but if other means were tried
to keep the bureau open its furniture
would be at their disposal until the
bureau passed back into government
hands.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-19
HOURS
FOR STEEL MEN
ARE NECESSARY
ALL DISTRICT SECRETARIES OF
IRON AND STEEL WORKERS
MET IN PITTSBURGH.
CoNCENSUS OF OPINION PREVAILS
THAT HOURS WILL HAVE TO
BE SHORTENED.
GREATER NUMBER OF MEN WOULD
FIND EMPLOYMENT; LOCAL
MILLS ANTICIPATED THIS.

Jack Peters returned last evening
from Pittsburgh. whore hr attended the
meeting Of the district secretaries Of the
iron and stool workers of this vicity.
who me-: in regular session in that city
vest orday afternoon. Tho principal
matter under discussion was tho present
problems OF the men Engaged in this
industry in the Ohio valley. though
numerous other business matters were
disposed: Of during the afternoon.
Labor in the iron and stool industry IS
being organized very RAPIDLY and the Of
ficials of the organization believe 1t
will he but a very short time until
practically every individual employed in
these industries in this vicinity will be
affiliated with the various locals now IN
existence or in process Of formation by
tho various organizers working in the
valley.
The enforced idlcncss Of many mon
engaged in this industry was thoroughly
discussed at yesterdays session in Pitts
burgE and it was the conccnsuS Of opin-
ion Of those in attendance, that the gov
eminent will shortly have to take action
towards tho reduction Of tho working
hours Of tho men thus employed. in
order to provide work for the great
number Of unemployed that heretofore
have made their livelihood in this indus
try.
The opinion entertained by the var
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-19
Will Be Paying War
Debt 100 Years Hence

SAN FRANCISCO. March 1S.-"Thc
cost of the war in money alone was
Sl97 .nnn. ono. nnn nr Sll.0n0.0oo.oh moro
than the total property ralli" "t All OIL
North America" Secretary of War New
ton p. Eakcr told Il gathering at inc
Commercial club horc today following
his arrival with General. Peyton {.
March, chief of staff. 10 inspect army
posts.
Tho 5lcaths from wounds in battle
numhcrctl 1900. n0n and tho total deaths
in all the armies reached 9,0nh, 900 II"
said.
referring to q proposed league Of ma
tons. Secretary Baker said:
Unless such an organization was
formed under some name and under
some constitution anarchy brcd by dis
ease. hunger and dispair would over
whelm tho earth
'No child horn in 4 civilized nation In
the next hundred years will rscapc pay
ing a cousidcrabl" portion If the debt
this war has brought about.
Secretary Baker and General March
departed today for SandirSo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-19
WEST VIRGINIA
WOMEN BEGIN
LOAN CAMP A|GN
Spccial 10 Tho lntelligcnccr

Special 10 Tho lntclllEcnccF
CHARLESTON. w. Va. March ID
! Thirty-thrce delegates. representing al
most as many counties Of tho state. arc
+ in attendance upon the sessions OF the
| state council. Womcn's Liberty Loan
! Committee Of West Virginia. today ahG
| tomorrow.
The sessions arc being held in Stcph-
! cns auditorium Of tho VI NJ. c. y. AZ
! he opening session THIS morning AK
dresses were made by Governor Jonn
| !. Cornw"ll and former Governor w"
| liam a. McCorklc
Tho address by Miss Mary SynoH'
treasurer Of tho national womcn's COM
n,i,rce ~ have been delivered before a
! ioin, session Of tho two houses OF the
i legislature in tho hall Of tho house OF
delegates nj II o'clock this morning.
was nostnoncd 10 the Same hour We'd
ncsday morning because Of tn" fact that
Miss Synon could not get to Charleston
from Washington until the noon hour
today
AT tho noon hour an elaborate lunch
con vas served the visiting delegates at
the Hotel Ruffncr. and tonight Il num-
Der Of leading ladies of Charleston were
hoStcsseS TO tho visitors AT reception
and musicale at tho Ruffnnr.
This afternoons session was featured
BY addresses Ivy Lieutenant Ted rlynn
Of the Rainbow Division" lately re-
turned from Franco. who talked for half
I'm hour of his experiences at the front
in Alsacc-L Lorraine. and by Miss Mary
Svnon. who also told of her experiences
in the war zone os newspaper cores
nnndcnt prior 10 returning TO this coun-
lrv tn aid in the liberty loan work. All
tho addresses Of the day were patriotic
encouraging OF the women workers OIL
the state and productive OF splenold
ideas looking to the success sof the fxN
or ''Victory" liberty loan.
The state chairman. Mrs. George POI
fnnhargcr. presided at all the meetings.
If the day. The proceeding Of the sew
eral sessions were literally intcrspcrccd
with vocal and instrumental music oS
tho ctys best TALENT
Loading ladies OF tho state in attend
Ancc arc Mrsdamcs w s. Thompson and
y Roy Moss Of Wyoming county. !" {.
Smith Of Jackson county. James Is. Mo-
ran Of Taylor. r.. G.. Rider of BraHton'
f. +. Mcintosh Of Roanc, Margaret Paul
Smith. r, II. Reagan and Ruth Kelley OF
Marion, :. J. Mahan Of Brooke. John
StooD and Jessie Gribblc or RSif't'
Maudc, Warren and Mary Burke Of Ca
bell. Barney Dchrrry Of Clay, L. S. Bake7
and +. r. Black Of Mercer. G.. 4. Mai
thcwS Of Charlcsl OF. Waitman Barbe ard
RAYMOND T.. Kerr of MononGalia, John
Il. HILLARY and G. *. McCauley or Up
shur: Misses Sadie Chapman Of Hunting
ton yalclta Wood Of Nitro and Charles
ION, EcthcI 70. GorrcIl Of st. Marys, 70
sophinc Malcolm Of kcnova and Mary
Burke OF Huntington.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-19
UNCLE 5|AAV1 IN QUANDERY
OVER MOVE IF The BREWERS

WASNIN'iTpN. Nnrc. l>--.hnSw' 10
the question ur when beer &c l"cni|E
E"'.r and whether il may contain -:
percent alcohol without h"nS officially
considered .intnxirntIn& was sought to-
day ~ iut"rua! r.v"nu.. bureau officials
il .A'sting SiattI:.% 'uu"t DECISIONS and
administrative. rs:cu,atlurs hU: with no
d"i!uit" c"n"lusICn.
r"u1tC u decision l. ~" legal dITl-
sion of In" bureau ana IN "p:n!nn by
Attorney General rai:n"r. commissioner
I,n-,.r declined I" say what n" would DO
in ra=" N"w York brewers carr: out
t:,.:r announced intention "f r"sIminE
rIauuf;"tur" and sale Of hHrr contain
ing 90: pcrc"n, alcohol under rr"si-
don't Wilson's recent order permitting
tn" hacking "f near h""r.
Internal rrveuu" bureau officials hold
n r,!nh.-r uf conferences today 1t which
~" subject was discussed. Tn" bureaus
lr:1I .Xa"rtS argued that all presidents
&C arts of congress and Of revenue hu-
rc1rl practices point 70 Tho rule that II
hnnr. contains ono half OF ono percent or
nor" alcohol it is intoxicating and Is
taxahl as rcal h""r. Drinks I" he
"Srft'. COMMUNICATING and 'non-al-
Cu!nliC'' must contain loss than on" half
&C nun r.crccnt alcohol. they said. There
f,ro. it was argued that tho presidents
order nc Inst September u. fnrl'ld'' the
u.s. ~ grain or other food products in
making beer with ono half percent or
NOR" OF alcohol.
commissioner Roper however. do
rit;nd to rortty himself fully and arrange
t. call on tn" department Of justice for
an opinion.
IN any event. officials said. the man
ufHctur" Of hcer with moro than one
ha,f percent alcohol is prohibited after
NAV, l. under tho food conservation pro-
vision Of tho act of November 81. 1918.
Il was understood that New York brew
crS. however. did not agree with this
virw.
Various provisions Of recent revenue
acts wore cited by bureau officials in
support of the contention that one half
percent is tho maximum for n"n-intoH-
iratinE beverages. The revenue act OF
1917, provided n tax Of $50 4 barrel on
beer and other frrmSnted malt liquors
Containing one half percent or moro OF
alcohol"
It also laid n special tax on soft
drinks including ''fermcnted liquors con-
tanning less than |: percent OF alcohol
The revenue act passed by the last
congress increases 10 ST n barrel the tax
on beer containing one half of ono per-
cont or moro Of alcohol" 1t also pro-
vrd"s for administrative regulations
governing production of "non-alcoholic
wires containing loss than ono half or
one percent Of alcohol Soft drTks in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-19
BEAUTY SPECIALIST
TELLS SECRET
A Beauty Specialist Gives Simple Home
Made Receipt to Darten Gray uar.

Mrs. NJ. D. Gillespie. a we'll known
beauty specialist Of Kansas City. recent.
" gave out the following statement re-
garding gray har:2'
Anyone can prepare a simple mix
turc at home. at very little cost. mat
will darken gray hair. and mako it soft
and glossy. To half pint Of water ana
ounce Of bay rum. small box OIL
Barbo Compound and 4 ounce Of Glyccr-
inc. These ingredients can be bought at
any drug store at very little cost or
the druggist will put it up for you. Ap-
ply 10 the hair twice a week until the
desired shade is obtained. This VIII
make a gray haired person look twenty
years younger. This is not dye, IT
does not color the most delicate scalp.
is not sticky or greasy and does not rub
off,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-19
REED At TACkS.
NATIONS LEAGUE

JEFFERSON CITY. Ma. March Is.
-She Missouri Legislature III JOINT
seksion today heard IN address by
T;tHted States Senator Reed Of Missouri
insscrtticism OF the l"aGue OF nations
constitution.
Reiterating contentious that tho lea
cue would impair American sovereignty.
abfogate the Nnnroc doctrine. violate
Tho American constitution. Great, Il
.sHer-governm"nt Of IN" wor!c %"'
foSce the United states into world war
difficulties and policing obligations.
SeSator Reed CHALLENGED assertions ~
;t advocates that tn" leagues d:cr""S
er4 powers would b. merely advisory.
HE insisted that its action would "'
,,,&hdatory and involv" command OF the
wTld." .s,,,,. 90
of the league" said S"aat"c ts"cd. WIZ"
&,sS ~ p.neect :. ay5'ac:. >sac :aH:En2-
t4on OF the Ar1"->af. 2~"r'-. hr &:%'''s
thar the council has "Hly ;h" p""''
tor receunn,cnd' and that II i th'n on
tional with III" several nations I" cont
nf4 or refuse To- comply w;th thu %:''"'n-
incubation. ,, ,,
r{sSnt." If i, h., Il true stat"tu"nt. th"f'
ms lear que. is backed by no fore" Whit
solver and tho league is M innocent
thing. Why multiply :" many ""F'':
about armies and navi"S sud t"r;H Il
there is to be be- no force.
Eff, however. it tx r"ni"nd'd that 'n'
obligation is morally binding. ;hen IN
dead we are wors" otf--h"cAuS> IN"
United States will keep it,; moral obi
cations whereas Sosne other ha''"nS
might not.
8 SAIl these contentio0S wNr" utterly
1ktroycd by the President. vino. w''sn
hi presented the league constitution ["
. peace council. expressly stated:
: Q ARMED forces is in tho Background
&o&this program. but il is in the mack
ecSAund and If tho moral fore" or Inc
&SSrId will not suffice. the physical
fS4ce of the world shall.
3 I'm detail Senator Reed analysed tn"
is4rue charter. copies Of which he hi'''
%f41tributed to all members Of the JOINT
i legislative session. Declaring that inc
1 & tatiye constitution was of fritiSh
50 gin, he asserted that America w"ui''
ch%- directly crtangled in Eurolean ~
sIAnree
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-19
hft Denies fractional
!: Fight Among LeagueTs

aNEW YORK. March 1S.-Th" league
rs. enforce peace Of which William II.
riAft is president. issued 4 statem"nf ~
u1ght denying that the organization IS
s1lft by serious differences 81 opinion
among officers and members oyer us
reinforcement OF tn" Paris covenant "i
tle league Of nations.
: SSincc the l"aS;l" ANNOUNCED IT'S on
d brsemcnt. the statement declared
,.&nlv eight members hnv" resigned "ue
n a total list OF 30n.nhh only thr"" II
Nese arc officers" Non" Of thu leagues
3,sno volunteer speakers or ".nHn clergy
Men all over tho country has withdrawn
MS pledge to work un':'r III" '''S"'
direction, it was asserted.
S"Mr Taft's attitude. Witch IS suhS'A"-
tafly that Of Tho league. ~" St2't n'''l
lid. ais that hc would accept tA'' tarIS
covenant as il stands and 'hahk ''''H ''''
81 that il dos not. however. tH'iN !n'''t
~: :dcalS. not ~" ''c - ~:"''H-, ~
raspccts ;>> lh' l't.':. ~ !';'E' '""'i' Az
nitinc. that y" would Xix" :" 80" amend :
r;sents that w"ulL strengthen II aHi
rAinks il Wis" t" max" changes 'hl'
,kll make still more clear ~" n'cah'h"
Jhich We l,,!'l.r>ianh :" ar OH. u =
aso farnrahi,. :" :nGN:n: changes ma
Ey Hill placate ."j,,n;"m IN III :iT""'H'n ~
fAfinitc acceptance # -" Monroe" Doc
+4tne. which W.. un':''re'"ns! 8 ;,ir'';'i%
IA real basis q: :i'.' INST ;H'h"n'.
N@Seit--r Mr.. Taft nor -" '"r2''"
tSwcycr ravnrs amendments af''r it'
;tAcaty is finally adopted. !" l'aTiS. -
amendment would 'A":s ,'rs'n;"'E 'H'An
dafeat Of tn" league.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-19

inus district secretaries is in line WIN
III. action Of several of the local millS
in reducing tho working hours or inc
men in their employ from twelve and ten
hours to eight hours. as stated III nc
Intclligcnccr last week. in tn" mills
whore this new schedul" Of hours be-
came effective there was said to he con-
siderable complaint. for the reason thal
tho now schedule reduced tho pay or the
mon considerably. creating some dlSsat-
isfartiun with tho new ruling ~ -
evident however from the action OF inc
district secretaries in Pittsburgh y"Ster-
day, that thr Union officials realize the
Importance nf shortening the hours Oh
labor in order Ia provide work for
creator number Of men. and 1t appears
from this action that the local mills arc
acting in accord with what the men at
tho gathering deemed essential for their
own welfare.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-19
EARLY EXTRA SESSION
DISCUSSED IN CABINET

WASHINGTON, Mar. 1s.-Possibility
Of an early extra session was understood
to have been discussed today at the reg
MAR weekly meeting Of the cabinet.
which was attended by Secretary Glass.
Acting Secretary Polk, Postmaster Gen
cral Burlcson and Attorney General Pal-
mcr.
meeting, it was understood, 40 not plan
anv further recommendations to the
President regarding an extra session. as
it is their belief that Secretary Glass
covered the situation adequately yester-
day in cabling the President as to the
situation in number Of departmental
bureaus as a result OF failure ny inc las.
congress to pass certain appropriation
bills.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-19
NINE OUT IF TEN WOMEN
IN CITY TROUBLED THIS WAY

peculiar to her sex and feel bright. Wig
orous and full Of energy the whole
month through. or the manufacturer of
the now famous Burtone Tablets will
give her back in cash just double what a
tube Of these Burtone tablets cost her.
Just so to tho druggist and get q rs
cent tube &c TSIseSoe :a.hlets. Take per
directions and If theso Master tablets
do not make you feel better all over
than anything You ever took in your
lif". return the empty tube to druggist
and he will give you in cash just double
what it cost you. No afifdavits. No red
tape Burtone is doubly guaranteed to
do the work better than anything else
and Is only sc large tube.
For sale by c. II. Griest & Co.. Wheel
Ing w. Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-19
Allied Commission Is
To Control the Rhine

PARIS. March lS.-The future navl'
cation Of tho Rhine will no controlled
by an allied commission. the peace con-
ference commission on the intcrnation-
al regime ports. railways and water
ways decided today. The committee
will replace the Gcrman-Holland COM
mission Of before the war.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-19
If Past Middle Age They Usually Have
Trouble with Bowels. Then Comes
Nervous Trouble.
AT LAST REAL REMEDY.

Ninety percent Of the sn-called female
ness. irregularities and misery can be
tra I'd I" auto-int nNication and the stom-
ach fr,t brought on by constipation
Tic lower bowels become inactive and
gradually filling UP become extended
This crowds th",w"lnb out Of its natu.
~, position rs Il rul" and We have the
secret Of all that periodical suffering.
S. Il. Tells what To DO.
ANY woman. no matter how chronic
her case can rid herself Of such troubles
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-19

Dandruff causes z fcverish irritation
Of the scalp. the hair roots shrink. loos-
en- and then the hair comes out fast. 10
stop falling hair AT once and rid inc
scalp Of every particle Of dandruff. get
Il small bottle Of "Dandcrnn' at any
drug store for Il frw cents pour little
in your hand and rub il into tho scalp.
After several applications tho hair
stops coming out and YOU can't tnd
any dandruff Your hair appears soft.
glossy and twice as thick and abund-
ant. Try it.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-19
New Jersey House Votes
Against Dry Measure

TRENTON, y. j., March ly.-rhc
bousc Of representatives Of tho New
Jersey legislature today passed reso-
ton rejecting ratification OF the ma.
tlonal prohibition amendment. INC
amendment had previously failed Oh
action in tho senate.
1,v u-.p SAYINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-19

WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-19

The opinion entertained by the var
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-02-08
ALL WORN OUT.

Does the morning find you with a
lame, stiff and aching back? Are you
tired all the time-ind work a bur-
den? Have you suspected your kid
neys? Morgan City people endorse
Doan's Kidney Pills. You can rely on
their statements.
Mrs. WI. Edgerly, Everette street,
Morgan City, says: "Doan's Kidney
Pills have helped me when my back
ached SO that l would hardly know
what to do. had a dull, nagging
pain right across my hips and it made
me feel as if was carrying heavy
weight. My kidneys were in weak
ened condition and didn't act right.
l felt tired after the least exertion
and was all run down. I commenced
to take Doan's Kidney Pills and they
were just what I needed. Little more
than one box brought me cure which
has lasted ever since. l am glad to
recommend this remedy"
Price Coo, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Edgerly had. Foster Milbum
Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-02-08
GROWN PRINCE" THIS
ACTORS SPECIALITY

The role of the Crown Prince in
the stupendous, "The Great Victory,
Wilson or the Kaiser? TheS Fall of
the Hohenzolterns," which will be
shown at the Evangeline. theatre on
Tuesday for a one-day engagement,
is enacted by Earl Schenk who has
made study of the chin-less Prince.
The same role in ITO He'll with the
Kaiser" which featured Lawrence
Grant, another Screen Classics, Inc
production which has won interna-
tional success, was also played by Mr.
Schenk who has studied every man
nerism of this "heel-clinking Prus-
sian," as he has so aptly named him.
and when made up fo- the part could
almost pass for his double-such is
the art of makeup.
The uniforms which Mr.. Schenk
wears in this role were made espec-
tally for the two productions and are
exact duplicates of those worn by the
Crown Prince-from his numerous
regimenta1 and dress uniforms to
those worn at court and other formal
occasions. f.s