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Evening star., 1919-01-19
Palace.

An international marriage and attend
ing complications are the basis OF the
plot of His Partisan Wife the photo
play at Loew's Palace from today until
Wednesday, with Elsie Ferguson pic
tared as a girl reporter of a Paris news
paper. who meets Martin Wesley. a
Boston lawyer, on a business trip in
France, and the meeting results in their
marriage. The husbands parents MAKE
the girls life unhappy and wear away
her husbands love. David Powell
Courtney F'oote, Frank Losee and others
are in the picture cast. From Thurs
day to the close OF the week, Don't
Leave Your husband" Whimsical pic
ture story written and directed by Cecil
3. De Mile, will be shown. Shorter pic
lures with orchestral and pipe organ
recitals complete the program.
N-nndnlI,n
Evening star., 1919-01-19

The old battleships Iowa, Indiana
and Massa chusettS have been sent to
Norfolk to become training ships.
President Wilson has bestowed the
Evening star., 1919-01-19

experienced in winter is due to the
lessening of the insensible perspira-
ton of the skin-the outer cells not
sufficiently fabricated, Splinter and
grow rough. Therefore some care
fully selected substitute should be
used for the materials which nature
has failed to furnish"
For years women have struggled
to overcome this condition by using
cold cream alone. For cleansing and
Evening star., 1919-01-19

The Metropolitan Museum Of Art is
putting forth special effort to assist
in the development of American in
dustrial art. Not only does it offer
special facilities to designers. but 10
manufacturers and statesmen 10 study
its collections, and it provides lee
lures on the subject and special ex-
hibitions The third of a series of man
afactureSS exhibits is about to open
now and viii show the work of manu-
facturers of textiles and jeWelyy.
Woodcarving. laceS. rugs, lighting
fixtures. furniture and decorative ac-
ceSsorles. This is practical co-opera-
ton between the museum and the
manufacturers and cannot fail to
help raise the standard of American
production. LEILA MECHLIN.
Evening star., 1919-01-19

For cleansing and massage, every normal
skin needs an oil cream
In winter more than at any other time, your
skin needs cleansing and rlassaging with pure
cold cream made with an oil base. Ponds Cold
Cream has exactly the consistency which mas
seuses find works best into the pores.
Neither Ponds Vanishing Cream nor Ponds
Cold Cream will cause the growth of hair or
down. At drug stores or department stores,
in tubes or Jars.
Evening star., 1919-01-19

trace, no oily shine. With
this protection you can
keep your complexion soft,
smooth, free from attack
by wind and cold - free
from redness, roughness
and chapping.
The formula of Ponds
Vanishing Cream is based
on an Ingredient which
Evening star., 1919-01-19

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street, New York City.
If you live in Canada send
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Extract Company, 30 BrOch
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Crandall's.

branding Broadway to be shown
at Crandalrs today and tomorrow, is
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Used by many stage
favoriteS

Many of the most beautiful women of
the stage and screen have found Ponds
Vanishing Cream wonderful aid. Among
them are Constance Collier, Frances Starr.
Mabel TaIiaferro, Juiia Sandcrson, Hazel
Dawn, Martha Hedman. Billie Burke,
Marion Davies, Norma TaInadEe and
countless others.
Evening star., 1919-01-19

TN winter weather, you notice that your skin
Il becomes harsh and dry-your lips and hands
are chapped but do you know why9
w. Allan Jameson, the noted skin specialist,
makes the scientific reason very simple. He
Evening star., 1919-01-19

Ponds Vanishing Cream. The very
first time you use it, you will notice
how it relieves the tight, drawn feel
ing, how it srnooths away and softens
roughness.
Evening star., 1919-01-19

physicians have used for years to overcome
drvness of the skin and to restore its pliancy
and softness.
If your skin is already rough or Redeemed by
exposure to the cold, apply little
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-15
SUGGEST FOR FANS
IN INITIAL FIGHT
walter 1000" Stewart And Eddie VIM
Ter Of Pittsburgh, Will Settle up
Old Scores.

Bit. Bang. Wallop. That is exactly
what is on tho program for next Monday
evening. when Walter Coo Stewart.
Wh"clIng'S fcathcrwoiEht title asp!rant.
clashes with Eddi" Wimler, tho Fair
Haven Bear Cat" Thcs" boys are
both real fighters and every second they
are in the ring, they are doing just
what the fans like and what they are
getting paid for
Wimlcr has arrived in Pittsburgh
from Detroit. where he beat Johnny
Whit" of Albany. y. y, Mike Dundee of
Peoria. H.. sammy Sandow of Clncin-
natl and Dutch Brandt of Brooklyn. y.
y. The press Of Detroit say. Whnler IS
one of tho earnest. little tEhtlnE ma
chimes. and Il pleasing pcrt"rm"r TINS
is Winners eighth meeting with tho
local lad. and IN each cas-" the boys nave
ciycn the spectators n great fight.
Stewart j. doing his conditioning nj
the Victoria Gymnasium and after las
workout. yesterday hoped on tho
scales at le%L. The weight cal led for
VI the aErcrmckt * 124 AT o'clock.
Erlly Williams. of Martins Ferry and
Young Myers Of tho South Side Will
meet in the scmi-nnal Of eight rounds
, These boys are both fast and the
posscssors Of healthy wallops.
Tickets so on sal" today ~ S'cwar,
and F;lans. Victoria pool rooms Fort
Henry smoke House and Mcclure ClGaI
stand
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-15

Every football fan in the Ohio valley
and all West Virginia has declared Ira
Bull" Rodgers. the fas. and agEr'S-
siyn fullback Of tn" West Virginia UNI
,nrsitv. as the best football player OF
nil time: but now, u top it oil. the
mos, reliable sport authority III the
country, Walter Camp. comes out Win
a statement that backs up the hH'i't OF
the fans from the Mountain state.
Although IN" fans from the thtlre
state have raved about this lad. their
enthusiasm is nothing compared l"
local fans. Ira Rodgers halls from
Bethany. He entered Bethany college
when he was seven years OF ass' Mhcr9
he received his public and high scnool
education. During his time at the But.
falo creek school he played seVeral
years OF football. As in all other cases;
when a coming star develops at SHall
town school. Bethany could not hold
Ira. for he could not resist the tempt
ing offers from West Virginia. HE en-
tered school there in 1918, and mas
played three years on the footoai'
team, being in the army in l9lh.
Here is what Walter Camp THINKS %
Rodgers:
We complete the trio with Rodgers.
Of West Virginia. the hard-hitting back
field man who is even more adept AK
throwing the pass than any man VINO
has played this season. He can throw
all kinds Of passes and make them con-
meet. In his running gam" h" hi',
tiercely on and outside Of tackle, ana
even when graspcd goes twirtlinR
twisting on But above all this h" Is
field general who has struck the high.
est spot in combination Of running and
forward passing plays. as instanced
when in the Princeton game he so used
his plays and team as to run up no less
than 10 points on Princeton in the first
per,oS. which consisted OF only twelve
minutes play. BY similar plays he
brought about a touchdown on Center
in four minutes.
This team would also he provided
with two generals and would start Its
game with Rodgers giving the signals
from the fullhack position. II anythinf
happened TO Rodgers the gcneraishlT
would then dcvolva upon McMilltn. 2
man quite competent to handle II. The
advantage Of having the fullback give
the signals is very great in this game
where the direction Of the attack In th'
use Of the forward pass depends con
siderably in sizing up the secondary de
Tense Of the opponents. Rodgers Is al
expcrt in this respect. and by this
means we should keep McMillin always
fresh for his own work and runs.
Many rumors have been circulated
that offers have been made Rodgers
, rom the United States Military acad
envy at West Point. Whether Rodgers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-15
Sportsmen'S Congress
Slated at COIumbl

COLUMBUS. o.. Dec. l4.-January
is the date SGT by Secretary Of Agricul'
turc y. T. Shaw. and A G. Baxter. chiei
Of the bureau of fish and game for the
biggest sportsmen's congress ever held
in The middle west. SportSTnen and
farmers from all parts of Ohio will be
invited 10 Columbus to consider prob
lens of fish and game conservation and
protection. Among prominent speakers
on the program will he Governor James
NJ. Cox, George A. Lawyer. Chief L. 8,
Game Warden and DR.. Nelson OF the
Bureau OF Biological Survey from
Washington: John Rurnham. preside nt
Of the American Game Protective Assoc
Ciation from New York: George +. BUR-
ia. of Columbus, and other prom!nens
game conservationists. Five THOUSAND
feet OF fish and game motion pictures
made last summer by the Bureau OF
Fish and Game VIII be shown. A oan-
ouet will be held at Hotel Deshler. &
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-15
GERMANS TIGHTENING
CONTROL ON EXPORTS

BERLIN. Dec. little government
is now attacking IN earnest the prob
lem OF hating the ind!scrim'natc eN-
port Of German commodities Of all sorts
into neutral Europe. and Is Visioly
Tightening the customs control on all
frontiers. A special session W the
cabinet recently Cccupid itself with con-
Siricratiou of bill which would pro-
vide for the assessment of special IRON
tier import regulations. t. u" deter
mined IN collaboration with leaders IN
the respective lines Of industry.
Cooperation on the subject is al.
ready indicated with the imports OF
coal. potash. and other lines such as
other textiles. glass and porcelain.
Latitude is being given to INDUSTRY
by the ministry "f economics all being
DESTROYS of avoiding a recurrence OF
the unpopular system OF arbitrary Off
cial control which existed during the
war period go,
The draft of comrrchens.v" hill
covering all phases of tho problem VII!
reach the National assembly in Inc
course of the next few weeks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-15
American Court Fines
And Sentences German

cOR1,ESZ, Wednesday. Dec. 1o.-(By
The Associated Press. )-Hanz Jutz,
non-commissioned officer in the German
army. whose regiment Is stationed at
Munster. Westphala. has been given
the maximum sentence OF six months
imnrisonmcnt and n fine Of 5000 marks
hv a superior provost court Of the
American army OF occupation ct Cob
LEM.
Jutz pleaded guilty to charges Of be-
ing a member of the German army WITH
IN orrmnind territory and Of having re-
cruited for the German army within
occupied territory. both Of which OF.
lenses are contrary TO the laws OF land
warfare and to the terms Of the armis-
tiCc,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-15
DEMPSEY THOUGH a,
HAS PASSED CREST
worlds Champion May Never Again b
Same Giant who Faced "llard
Last July.

lack DEMPSEY n, a is IN tho fun
strength Of his youth and III" budding
physical glory Of younE manh",n w.
lis hes, ring years apparently arc
,hnad Of him. Parad0xiCal as 1t may
sr",n. however. Dempsey never aEhII'
viii be- the same tighter he was whrh
hc topplrd over tn" giant WlIIaTd IN inc
sunhakrd arena At Toledo last July;
Will" tho physical crest Of an athie1"
,,onrrnIly IL reached between 70 and 30
Scnrs of age Dempsey already has pass
I'd Tho rghiing crest if not "NaCliy mo
nbysjral and slowly, very slowly IL may
So hui ucv"rthrl"Ss surely. It starting
dawn the - -g,li,tiC decline.
Eor man, years Dempsey may r''aIn
bis worlds heavyweight crown II"
nav IN along till he is past 81 u""ih6
m,,rr his rivals. But that however I"cS
40, effect ono io,a the fact that IN" hesI
Gov Dempsey ever stood in TN" ring WIS
I'm last imdcprud"nr" Day ana that ne
rcvCr again viii reach 80 superb a hHht-
There viii be something missing IN IN
.ha Dcmpscv Of the future. his eye ana
arm viii not he IN such perfect attul'e-
mont. He will not timH ms punc n
NV ,icb - nicely. his judgment or MS
,nurr will not hc So splendid ms pun =
Lii lock some Of it, W"ndcriul Shnp
pnd mower. Tie will not he quite 40 ter
nihi, annihilatinE rs of old.
rSo reasons for il are SeHcral ana
t,,ra, ones. Some are physical. others
narrccboiocicaI, but all operate 10 the
Same end.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-15
IRA Rollers IS WITHOUT AN EQUAE
TO Play PRINCETON

MoRGANTowN. W. Va. Dec. H.
The football squad Of West Virgtnia
October 80. 1926, according 20 schedt
ule offered yesterday. The invitatto4
from Princeton gridiron authorities Wa4
accepted readily by the Mountaineefs. :
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-15
West Va. Floor Qui
Opens With Pit
OpsninE Game to BE P1Aye0
day with Pittsburgh-oyox
J, Star, Leads Dick Guy'1
.,oci,1 Disnatrh 70 the INTEL

Special Dispatch TO the lnteul
MORO NNTOWN. w. Va,
Byerly, the big star center or
ingtum X jefferson College ts
hurnblcd West Virginia In {
last year. will lead Dick GU
hurEh CoGe"EianS onto the 1lo'
Friday night of this week Y
proteges Of Coach Stadsvold
, Mountaincer mentor.
Byerly IS 4 high class peri
his great work against ives
, here as well as at Washington
was largely responsible tor
OF West Virginia.
The opening game OF west
season was moved up ain
! weeks because Of the carly
! ale. Davis-F ,lkins was origin;
ulcd To pry the lid Off here j;
! but when the Yale game gas
December 10th Dick Guys
| wcr. booked to give the Nc
: a test before the big game
! Blue.
: How Coach Stadsvold viii
+ men up to start Friday Is
; There is wealth Of material
{ Morrison. outright. klE"l
! Gaines, weimer. Parker. Trio
! CabNsh. Ruph. Hawkins and
an equal change of startln
from present appearances.
course. Stadsvold will decide
: bluatlon couple Of days
and let them work together
! play. before the initial game.
II cannot be expected that
gianS Will be easy picking
, Mountainecrs in the latter
+ stage Of development and It
hard fighting to assure a viz
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-15

|I 'cfsT R h;SfH' for Mar NGr m%G5;
R"rs ri'ch n chiffon for Hess SIS,
pr W tI,. ,rock: T.. Norman 70" &c,
m FOR co Srhaeff"r: sam
arnEH ~ MuIlavir for Cal
E TiI"r FOR Hitzsman; Cope LOT
Sn;.trr for McgrH!l'
apcriods; q q 6 6-l2
II, ..'''''' q 0 Q o. U
|A. y Norman: Spence
i,,sou of Wesleyan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-15
YANKEES OF THE EAST END ARE
AMATEUR CHAMPIONS Of VALLEY
1910 VICTORY OVER THE TRIANGLE
A. c, GIVES THEM THE AMATEUR
CHAMPIONSHIP OF VALLEY
AND TELEGRAPH CUP.
Yankees Completely outplayed South
Siders In Open Field Play.
Although It was better weather fc

Although Il was better weather for
hockey or some other ice sport. the
Yankee A. c., Of the East End and tn"
Triangles Of South Wheeling met on
the Tunnel Green grounds for the Chatn-
pionship OF the Ohio Valley and the
resulted in 1910 victory for the
Along with the title and the cup to
the Yankees goes much praise ior thclr
wonderful playing. At for~a ara p NsIIsH
Many OF these passes were complct"a:
and one resulted in touchdown. after
a run Of fifteen yards.
The fcld was in very bad condtlon.
In many spots Il resembled the. Ohio
river frozen over-many big cakes OF
ice floating around In pond or water
.hont 25 Yards square. When 1t came
TO getting a cold BATH fall into 'h's
co nn-i mo- The entire first half the ball
\ vns kept in the Triangles territory
fThree times did the YANKEES nav onS
'abail inside the 20 yard hne' ouL haru
wslaying and good deienS r Cor "J thn TIL
In the third quarter, Mullavics pun
vas blocked but nc recovered on the
so yard line He 1 ,Fma w P"nt'G f0 for:
or, aTd % pass failed for the Yankees, hT II
y /, big end run around lrtt ana o! ro VI
tbsorman placed the ball behind TN m, goa
'sts for the nrs IT. s'n hSII WAS dr"pprd
,o W. Try tHe ' Yankees forfcilCd their Try Al
ganfal. ,5or ~ tb,, third and
~, ryst Of The fourth the ball vas IN mn"
coscd tho bali on t the P PaEs TSsSu"
'unia tSne NEE! resulting in the second sc3 ,d
"'': he game The Yankees aE"'" 'a''''
| Iin,Oal. o,+s had been mad,
u1 6sthr ga game yesterday Wo 1 az" n,
Gsburg came in with c n GIH hnin 81 f. e.
ter to stop the game m fTGm "D ToT a! al
Ind managers Vas held Last T rS~G
and no .Sd TSf Gsy S"S %9
on ca pnprresentcd at this meeting
for To te Their o ,Snv ne Il" Sinat H
-, up p. 10 q, them h and 10 be c's satisfied.
- for sumlnatJ' TrianClCS-O
g preseS--lE. MullaSl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-15
WEST v|RG|N|A'S GRID |NONL
IS BEST PLAYER IN EXCCE
WEST POINT MILITARY ACADEMY lER
SERVICES OF RODGERS, BUT IT Or
LIKELY THAT HE WILL ENTER Thy
AS A CAREER.

will consider this Is not
is tho consensus Of belief, II
fact that Rodgers does ntAe
take UP the army life as ito
lure Of the gridiron wine
sturdy lad 10 accept this OPS
him to play four more yes
ball. =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-15

BUY WAR SAVINGS sTAMro.-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-15
Mo Argument.

A man stepped up to He.ry ward
Beechcr one day and said. Sir, l am
an evolutionist. and I want to discuss
the question with you. l am also an
arnihilationist. ] believe that when l
die that will be the end Of me-
Thank goodness for that! said MT.
Beechnr. as he walked on and left the
man daZcd.-London Blighty.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-02-21
More Knitting

(From Red Cross Bulletln.)
Plans have been completed for a
new knitting program to be carried
out by the Red Cross chapters in the
land in behalf of the destitute in the
European countries. Details and in
structions are being sent from Ma
tional Headquarters to the division
managers with respect to the issu-
ance Of yarn in hand to be made into
stockings, sweaters and muffers. for
children, and shawls for women. 1t
is urged that every energy be spent
to speed up production as the need
for such articles abroad is very
great.
One of the recent cables on the SUBJ
ject stated that unlimited use can be
made of children's stockings, and
strongly recommended that the yarn
available when the knitting for our
soldiers ceased, be utilized with as
little delay as possible for knitting
them for the benefit of destitute chill
dren in all parts of the world.
Draw again the knitting needles
that temporarily were sheathed fol
lowing the signing of the armistice
Hands that became expert in welding
them in thousands of Red Cross work
rooms, when there were garments to
be made for our boys in camps and
trenches, have new work to do. This
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-02-21
THE RED CROSS
The Spirit of Washington
(By Kathleen Norris

If you could stand under the filmy
new green at Mount Vernon, above
the sleepy Potomac; if you could read
the record written there, clearer than
any words, of what Washington was,
of the dignifed country gentleman,
with everything to lose and nothing
personally to gain for that cause, you
would realize that it is the greatest
that the world ever knew. The free
dom and the rights of mems souls,
those are nobler quest than was the
Grail itself.
1t is our sacred privilege to declare
ourselves on Washington's side. What
would you do for Washington, riding
back spent and discouraged from Val
ley Forge, for a few hours rest at
home, riding off again. still full Of
doubt and dread, to fresh struggle
and privation Do that much for the
men who have been preserving his
memory, and the land he gave us, and
do it thru the Red Cross.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-02-21
OBITUARY

Blanche Olivette Chester, who for
the past four months had been in fail
ing health due to tuberculosis follow
ing an attack of influenza, died at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Earl Dove
at Akron, Feb. 4, 1919, aged II years
and 10 months.
The deceased was daughter Of s.
A. Chester of Wadsworth where she
resided until the winter Of 1916,
when she went to Ashland to make
her home with her sister.
She leaves to mourn her departure
her father, S. A. Chester and four
sisters, namely Mrs. Earl Davis and
Miss Gertrude Chesterlof Akron, Mrs.
Victor Vantilburg and Hazel Fer
guson of Ashland, who with Mrs.
Jesse Coates were with her at the
time of her death.
Miss Chester was we'll known to
a large circle of friends in Wadsworth
and Ashland and was to have been
the bride of Sergt. Howard Coates Of
Ashland, upon his return from over
seas.
Funeral services were held at
Sacred Heart Catholic church, Wads-
worth, Friday morning and interment
made in Woodlawn cemetery. q.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-02-21
ANNOYING KIDNEY ILLS
Make Life Miserable for Many Medina
People

There's nothing more annoying than
kidney weakness or inability to prop
erly control the kidney secretions.
Night and day alike, the sufferer is
tormented and what with the burning
and scalding, the attendant backache,
headache and dizziness, life is indeed
a burden. Doan's Kidney Pills have
given peace and comfort to many
Medina people. Profit by this Medina
residents experience.
]. B. Shafer, painter, 404 Baxter
St., says: "My kidneys were out of
order and the secretions were scanty
and too frequent in, passage, causing
me to get up at night and breaking
my rest. ! was feeling very miserable
when ! heard Of Doan's Kidney Pills
and bought some from w. j. Walls
Drug Store. They regulated my kid
neys and helped me in every way. I
take Doan's occasionally now and they
keep my kidneys in good order"
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Shafer had. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-02-21

The dance frock of the young girl
may be-as quaint as she pleases, and
no comment will arise, for has she
not forfeited enough of her precious
time to the serious side Of life? Now
is the reaction, but it does not affect
the afternoon and street dresses. They
remain quite untouched by the influ-
ence of peace. Although the silhou-
cite of the evening gown continues
along its same lines, the materials
are more gorgeous and the adornment
is not so Scant.
Dresses of ChintZ
Simple dresses of chintz have been
popularized at the southern resorts
and promise to be favorites for sum-
mer wear. This inexpensive material
makes quite charming frock for the
warm weather. The colors are bright
and the designs may just border on
being grotesque. One of the lead
ing shops had on display an attrac-
tive little frock made Of chintz which
Lai a cream-colored background and
huge black motifs, which, upon closer
inspection, proved to he bird cages.
Out of these cages flew birds of delft
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-02-21

dresses and ribbon everywhere Is the
slogan for spring.
Many of the blouses have peplums,
which it will be remembered were
much in vogue few years ago. A
ribbon around the waist in the form
of belt usually adds to the attrac-
tiveness of this style.
The blouse used with this little one
piece dress illustrated has flowing
sleeves, and wide girdle trims the
low waistline. The waist fastens at
the front and has panels, back and
front, which meet on the shoulder
with a point.