Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-24
THE CHANGE IN PARIS rs ALMOST
tNcALCUABLE--AT THE MA.
TiONAL SCHOOL OF The BEAUN
ARTS 1900 OF THE 1000 STU
DENTS HAVE JOINED ARMY.

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PARIS, pcr - Tho change in nTt
Mo in lnrih ia almost inculHlahlc AZ
HE National Schocl nf the Nenux Arts
I soo Of its 1000 students have ioiued 4
The allied armies, -Four of the pro- I
fvaaora are also az the front. Brandon. F.
Nlasaon, Murcok and I.erouN
The CLOSING of the LOUVRE. thr Lux
ombourg ana other museums the can
ceiling Of many important exhibitions
during the winters the lusp,nsion of
tho classes in many other large nuad
omies besides the eliauN Arts. tho de-
pnrture uf nearly ninety per cent of
he French artists who are now under
arms and the diaappenrancc OF thou
sands 90 other artists ~ cvory nation
nlity are some of the consequences ~
the war upon this phase uf lifr in rr
iH
Among the first OF the nceuN Arts
men TO ian on the battlefield was
Morris Rerthon. chiuf of Iaunsoly'a
aiclicr and also familiar figure az
lullvnE He had been q candidate for
the mis- de ltcmc and numbered many
Americans iu his circle az comrades
jean liilimacher another prominent
NcnuN Arts man. has fallen al the hat
tic Of NuttF -lc- Francois he rccei, ed
"a uocond prize IN the last Prix Be Rome
cuncour Noel Han, Pierre SYLVAN Pc
tit. tlcurl Caroh, Georges Ausscnurd
Maurice Vidal rietrc Sihlen, I.ouls
iiansacwsl,L Georges pcnmonchy. aud
Luci"n Ruustan. Louis itlnguet and
lepn Petit have been killed In battles.
dustavc Boisson the guardian, 80 we'll
believed 10y the Americans who have
Worked IN the great National achooi.
has also fallcn, as color bearer ia tho
I id,h infantry. tie was KILLED in reese
ouing the flag of HIS regiment
T Pierre l.aurcns. the second son ct
( The famous painter Jean Paul Laurcns,
! has been wounded and taken prisoner
/ lie Is now heinz cared Tor ia the He'd
Cross hospital Ia wtttcnhctg Ger.
many lie has wide circle ot friends
In baltimore. where he had boon re-.
Gently TO arrange the placing ~ IN,
decoration, "rhc Surrender OF York
town" painted by his father ricrr,
taurens. Is also well known in New
York city where he has painted many
Important portraits,
MonSion Hauffhuer widely known
IN America. has returned Go Franc,
from Richmond Virginia. WHORE hc has
been painting decoration commits
stoned hy the state lie IA now ln IN,
French army A. Il, lman Is anoihci
French artist with an international
reputation who Is az the front
Among the men Who exhibited in IA,
'eruturists" show two wars ago In
New York CitN are Andre purcn. who
Is now a milltar, chauffeur. charles
CarmOcn on dutN IN one ot The forts
near hsjen. Andre dc Segonkac. or
| guard near Toul ana dc IA lrcsnuyc
who was eNcmpt hut nevertheless en-
torcd as a volunteer Tic was wound
cd. bat has returned a. has rrginral
after short convaleSccncc lacaucs
Nillon Ia IN the trenches near Las
signN, and dozens OF others could b,
mentioncd. Matissc. who Is still ia
Paris Is impatierth waiting his motto,
To- join his feEiment aud has arranged
his affairs 50 that the exhibition which
he II 20 give in New Ncrk next rchru.
arN VIII receive some Of tho best OF his
works, notwithstanding thc fact that
many of his pictures are held In lior.
\ lin.
\ Charles liuard, whose wife is In,
/ daughter of the iatc Francis Wilson. 1,
\ 0rr ~ ,he many well known otcheri
who are now In the Frenrh army fiil
\ chateau near Niiliers cotterat was o..
4 eapied by Kan klack and hts generais
who have taken away everything eN.
\ cert the four walls 81 the chateau. Tn,
R heautihll coiiection OF porceisinn. an.
/ tiques and rare hooks. which we're tn.
\ 'ov Of Monsieur and Madame nuars
H ard their many American friends hav.
1 heen taken by the Germans. In tn,
" collection wefs Aias kcrired orsr.aa