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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-29
Erzberger's Wound Painful.

By Associated Press to Every Evening
Berlin. Jan 29-An examination of the
wound of Matthias Erzberger, vice-premier
and minister of finance, who was shot
Monday by Oltwig Won Hirsehfeld shows
tic wound little changed, with no infiam-
nation. There is some swelling, however,
and the wound is causing pain. His pulse
registers 100
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-29
LEATHER PLANT EXPANDS.
ANA igamaied Co Pans for $4,000 of
New Buildings and Repairs.

The Amalgamated Leather Co. In
corporated, is TO speIad at once more than
$4,000 on new work and repairs at Front
and Adams streets and Monroe streets
between Reed and Chestnut. This viii
comprise one-storv brick factory 52xl70
10 cost $4,000 alterations and repairs on
present building $4,000 and two steel
tanks, one Tor $1,000 gallons of hot water.
the other on a tower I25 feet high, of
10000 gallons capacity. These viii cost
$500 and $1,000 respectively.
Walter J. Thompson is the contractor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-29
HUNGARIANS To PICK
A KING FEBRUARY IS
The Restoration of Mcnarchial
Government Popular IN Aus
tria's Lost Domain.
By Associated Press 20 Every EvenIns

By Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Budapest. Jan. 29.-HungaTy viii be
monarchy, and the new king viii be-
chosen immediately after the new assem-
bly, eonvenes, said Premier Euszar, speak
ing st wOmen's gathering YESTERDAY
The first duty Of a national assembly.
which viii be summoned on February
l6, viii be to elect a chief of state, said
the premier. after expressing his salts
faction at the overwhelming success of
the National Christian Party in the recent
elections.
1T is clear that Hungary viii be >
kingdom, but il will be premature to
mention the names Of those considered
for the throne to-day.
increased cheering.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-29
NOTICE TO NEW CASTLE
AND SOUTH WILMINGTON
GAS CONSUMERS

Gas service will be discontinued to New
Castle and SO nth Wilmington between the
hours Of q. IN. and $50 a. m, Sunday.
February /.
All customers in those districts are
requested to turn off all burners and leave
of until they are sure service has been re-
established
The interruption is necessitated by
changes due to the work of the State High
way Department.
Wilmington Gas Company ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-29
NAVAL AVIATOR KILLED.
Lieutenant Eekhout Dies After Accident
OFF Cuban Coast.

BY Associated Press 20 Every Evening
On Board u s. S. Pennsy .vania, off
Guantanamo, Cuba. (by wrelcss) Jan. 30.
Lieut. Bernard Vanderbilt Eekhout
was injured while flying over the vpaal
aviation station at Guantanamo Bay
His plane, single scatter, Nieuport
machine, was wrecked. He was rushed to
the hospital ship Solace, where he died
The cuase of the accident is not know.
Lieut.. Eekhout was graduated from
the naval academy at Annapolis in June
1917 and wa5 assigned to aviation duty
on the Battleship Nevada.
The home of bis mother Mrs John
b. Morton, rs on Staten Island, ". Y.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-29
BETHLEHEM STEEL PLANT.
Property Below New Castle, Advertised
for Some Time, Not Yet Sold.

The property of the Bethlehem Steel
Company, below New Castle, has not
been sold as yet, according to information
from that place today. This plant has been
advertised for sale and it is known that
various interests have been looking over
the property with the view of buying it.
There are but thirty people employed
at the plant now The force at the works
has been gradually reduced, a few more
workmen being laid off at various in
tervals.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-29
PENNA. TOWN HAS BIG FIRE.
Water Plugs Buried In Snow as Jersey
Shore Planes Spread.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Jersey Shore, Pa, Jan. 29.-Fire, caus-
ing loss of over $780, 900, swept row of
business establishments on Main street
here at an early hour this morning. Four
stores were completely destroyed but the
loss was practically covered by insurance
Firemen were hampered in their work
as nearby water plugs we're nearly buried
in snow and ice, which had to be chopped
away before hose could be attached.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-29
SENATOR WOLCorT TO LECTURE.
Will Talk on League Of Nations at New
Century Club Next Monday Night.

United States Senator Josiah o. Wolcott
viii discuss the League of Nations at q
meeting to be held at the New Century
Club next Monday night, under the
of the club
The meeting will be public and all who
are interested are invited to attend, As
the subject is one that interests every
American, il is expected that there viii
be large and representative audience.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-29
OYercome By Gas.

Stanley Wieczynski, 1l0S Linden street,
aged 64 years, was overcome by illumlnat-
ing gas at his home early this morning
He was removed to the Delaware Hos
pital IN the Police Ambulance Ills
condition is reported as not serious.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-29
TREATY CONFERENCE HALTS.
Absence of Senator Lenroot Causes De-
lay in Further Negotiations.
By Associated Press 10 Every Eyening

by Assuciated Ffess % hNery EVenlng
Washington, Jan. Negotiations
between Democratic and Republican
leaders of the senate, who apparently
have reached deadlock on the peace
treaty compromise will not be resumed
until tomorrow.
The meeting of the bipartisan com
mittee planned for today having been
postponed because Of absence of Senator
Lenroot of Wisconsin, one Of the Repubh-
can leaders.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-29
WOULD CUT FOOD LOAN.
Glass Proposes SIS, 5,000,0 900 Reduction
in SI50, ,O00, 900 Fund
Associated Press to Every Evening

By Associated Press % livery Evening
Washington, Jan. "a reduction
of SIS, 600, 900 in the Sl50,000,o 900 loan
proposed for food relief in Poland, Austria
and Armenia, was made today by Secre-
tary Glass, appearing before the House
ways and means committee.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-29
FAVORS DRY BRITAIN.
Lord Leverhulme, Just Home
From United States, Urges
Prohibition for John Bull.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening

Plymouth, Jan 29.-Lord Leverhulme,
the British minister, who arrived here
today on board the steamer kaiserin
AugusteVictoria from avisit of two months
In the United States declared himself
to interviewers as in favor of adoption
of prohibition in Great Britain, through
which he said enough could be saved to
pay Britiain's indebtedness to America
within FIVE years.
Lord Leverhulme said he had been
impressed by the welcome extended the
Prince of Wales in the United States.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-29
Amusemenis Tonight.

Playhouse-''The Letter of the Law
Garrick--Na Naudevilie.
Queen-Mack Sennctt Bathing GiriS.
Maies tic--Marion Davies in The Cinems
Murder.
Rialto-C Charles Ray in String Beans e
Nictoria--Elsie Janis in z a Regular Girl =
Savoy-Leah Baird ia The Capitol"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-29
APARTMENT HOUSE SOLD.
Anscow Building on Jefferson Street
Bought by Nj. Roth for SIS .O0o.

The Ainseow Apartment House. at 500
jefferson street. owned by Alien II.
Alnscog has been sold 10 NJ. Roth for
s25, 900
The deal was negotiated yesterday by
the real estate firm of Mundy IL Co
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-29
Service Citizens Meeting.

A meeting of the board of managers of
the Service Citizens of Delaware will
be held in the Public Library at III clock
tomorrow morning.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-29
How TO Make SPARKLING Tester.

And how TO do and make many other
useful things fully described in February
Popular Science Monthly All news
stands ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-29

whole p;re OF interesting pictures "a
Ngw York American every day-Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-29

Inc sale. seu-ible drlaA Clover Dairy
mill. ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-29

Certified nIis Tor infants. lover
Dairy CO ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-29
Weather Forecast.

By Associatcu frtss 20 EvorV HYcnInr
Washington. Jan. 2o.-weathcr forcCass
for Della are
Fair tonight and Friday. slowly rising
temperature; gentle TO moderate east 70
south winds.
SUN MOON URE AND TIDE
sun rose this mornlnS .................... 7.lt
sun sets this Afternoon ...-............. 5.f6
sun rises TOMORROW norninz ............ T.iA
sun sets tomorrow afternoon ............ 5.lT
Moon sets iomorrow morning s......... 2.aS
Length OF day. 10 hours. minutes.
.. rn yesterday ....................-...... So
a N. today ..-................. tq'
Noon todas ..................... 80
Highest temperature yesterday ........ az
Lowest temperature ast night ........ ~
Hlgh tide thls morning .....-.... &c
High tide -sonIS ht ........ .................. 7u5
Low t!de this rio-uinw ..................., los
Low tide this afternoon ...........,...... )
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Continued on Page Four. this section.)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-07

lagos to warn the sleepy inhabitants to flee against
oncomng British when he had a perfectly horse
galop and animated tin boxes Cords in other
words) to dodge Besides. the traffic wasn't very
heavy the days of the powdered wig. the nights
were comparatively taxiess The objective is to show
the comparative with which dashed through
the suburbs and the Pers of modernday traffic which
endanger the lives of modern young chaffeuses
who needs traverse the roads Of ST Joseph
county.
Wild excitement regns the school when the chill
dren first spy the Ford and the Red Cross
the whisper the is coming" goes around rapidly
Mr.. LOngfeld, the county superintendent of schools
has notified all his teachers that the work Miss Sage
doing is important and is done in cooperation
with the board of education that when she makes
her appearance, she have full charge Of activities
With the help Of of the larger children the
contents of the Ford conveyed from the to
the temporary clinic that is set in ante
when available, if private room is avail
able, of the school room and Miss Sage
dence, she starts by giving the children informal
talk about being true Americans stressing the fact
that of their duties true Americans is to be-
healthy citizens, and that the only way they
become healthy and women is by learning how TO
live while they children. She holds the pic
of Theodore Roosevelt and explains how he,
sickly child who fought hard before he
his superb constitution. That preserve health
is a duty, while being sickly is often sin. The
also explains to the children that her purpose in
weighing, measuring, and examining them is done in
order that she may find out whether they up to
the standard which the Department of the Interior
Bureau of Education Of government at Washing
ton, D. C, has worked For instance, according
this government table a boy years of age who is As
inches should weigh lbs. a girl years
age who measures 40 inches in height should weigh
a lbs. and that if they do weigh what they
should they find why they do not and can
takes each child, weighs and measures him he
does reach the standard for his age and height
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-07
BY EDWARD MURPHY.

with publication the Notre Dame Art Catalog
which will university press shorty contain
ing the rating and history each piece the uni
versty exhibit the first compilation Of this varied and
valuable display rated by connoisseurs the finest
collection in America outside the Metro
pOItan Art Museum Of New York, viii be placed be-
public. Listed In this compendium Van
Iyck. Rembrandt veranezi Murillo sassaferanto. as
well as many minor masters OF the Flemish and Ital-
ian schools. whose works seldom TO be out
Vatican and Louvre.
The modern collection Of the local university. which
is hardly less OF attraction than the mel
lowed canvases. to be viewed in the Gregori
ton Of the museum, named after the founder Of the
Sotre Dame department, whose portraits, with
those OF his pupils make up practically the entire
modern group Among the notable works in the
Gregori CALLER is piece entitled The Sun Worship
pers." by T. Dart Walker. a Goshen lad who
pletcd this painting in Paris where a place in
the French Salon the exposition Of 1891. The
Death OF the Polish Exile" by Malczewsh, another
protege OF Gregori the premier prize at the st.
Exposition 1904.
The Fame OF Gregort
Concerning the fame OF Gregori himself It is not diff
cult TO testify II Is safe TO say there are certain South
Benders who have Of the Of postage stamps
issued 1892 the time OF the Columbian centennial
celebration. It Gregori who primarily designed
the pattern for this postage panorama reveal
ing Columbus before the court Of Spain. The model
this representation the eighth fresco OF the
the Administration building Of Notre Dame univers-
1t is OF 10 mural decorations describing. in
imagery history poetry approach, the crucial
IN the life OF the great discoverer. This par
ticuiar fresco which 80 by 90 feet selected
the typical memorial or Columbus triumph, only
several months search by government experts.
Referring to art It IS said Raphael and other IA
artists used their sweethearts for models
atng the immortal Madonnas grazing the art centers
of Europe. Similarly in the eighth Columbian paint
ing. Gregori ingefHOusy portrayed himself and his
closest friend at Notre Dame. Rev. Nicolas Stoffe
time head of the department OF Greek
iyorsy. The court depicts all the spendor Of
old Spain. a the time showing Columbus
pinnacle OF his power. Ferdinand and Isabella
seated in robes OF state and before them the naviga
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-07
G1eg0ri World Famous Painter Who Spent a Life Time
Under HOOsier Skies at the University of N0tg Dame
Has Left There the Iudehble Mark of His Genius

in the second Columbian fresco in which the forlorn
expression OF little Diego the feature Of the scene
where Columbus is knocking at the gates Of the
a Rabida. Again the third plate portraying
countenance Of Queen Isabella grim determin-
aid Columbus is probably the description
Of Of the nOblest characters Of modern history
1.-THE Mutiny Sea" is undoubtedly the most dra-
matte delineation of the series. With drawn sword
OF the crew is threatening TO run the navigator
through. The calm, contemptuous countenance
OF Columbus conveys concept of his character
words describe.
colors is best exemplihed in his Station the Cross
hanging in Sacred Heart chapel. At the time Of his
arrival there old brother living Com
munity House whom the artist absolutely detested for
unaccOuntable reason Making of artistic
cense Gregori put the brother onto the
canvas as the Jew who dogs the heels Of Christ bear
ing the Cross Every time the old brother made the
Way Of the Cross he would be confronted with per-
sonihcatOn of himself tormentor the Savior.
and his attitude toward Gregori generally would sadly
conflict with the emotions expected of a penitent
Gregoris Temperament
No account concerning the Notre Dame artist how
ever, his artistic temperament plainly as the
story Of the slashing Of the portrait 1t
tain citizen ordered portrait from Gregor but the
subject unfortunately had in his eye artist
true to detail reproduced it quite wildly.
in the estimation Of the model who objected srenu-
ously when the painting completed, in the hope
of getting it at a discount.
You do not like it, them" queried GregorL
mot Well" the hesitatng reply.
Very good, then, you shall not have IT," and the
fiery italian, taking easel knife from the table
the portrait twice
Although a matter of unended dispute the general
opinion Of local cOnnoisseurs places Gregori's
tivity' at the top Of the list Of his
fully shows a unique idea in painting in having the
light shine from central point,-the Babe in the
manger. Grouped about the Child three shepherds
silent alteration, while Joseph, standing TO one
side, watches the Mother kneeing beside her child.
The painting exhibition the Chicago Worlds
Fair following which il taken in trust by the uni
versty. At the time of commencing this masterpiece
Gregori had pondered over the conception almost 90
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-07
The Toothbrush Brigade is only One
OF the Formations in Red Cross Army

she gives him a tag which is written a his
parents stating that the child under weight. nd
that If they interested cali and her the
first Saturday possible.
Miss sage enliss the services or the teachers help
her record her findings upon examining each child.
teacher writing the cards the chid's name. axe.
grade and history OF illness The then
general appearance and physical condition. whether
the child looks we'll is stoop shoudered. walks
rectly and whether he appears anemic and malnour-
ished. Next the eyes teeth. ears. skin, and
throat all closely observed and the temperature
taken, all these facts concerning each being
corded his health card. II children are found
10 need glasses if the tonsils enlarged
feced or if something is the trouble with the eeh
other sort OF slip is utilized sending
TO the parent:
To the parent .........-
Your child has been found by inspection TO have
defects which interfere with work al school II
you will call at my office the Saturday possible
1 will be glad 10 explain what be done 10 help
him This is very important
COUNTY RED CROSS NURSE.
Office in house.
Afternoon Arrives.
II is usually afternoon before all the Susles John
MES Besstes. Toms and Jacks examined those
who underweght have been duly tagged These
tags, by the way, extremely popular with the chill
dren; the teachers report their pupils them
weeks after the nurses visit Then they again
assembled for health talk. Miss Sage has the chill
dren who have been found be OF normal weight and
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Continued on Page SIX, this SectiOn.)
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tor Is presenting the Americans the
continent OF Europe while at the feet Of the
ereigns samples OF the fruits and treasures
brought from the world. Crowding about the
tives and encircling the throne are the courtiers
cardinals OF the royal retnue off in
the distance be traced the OF Columbus
pathhnders on the fringe of the the artist and
his companion may be perceived looking in
ested wonderment
The Columbian Series
Three OF the foremost characters the history Of
Notre Dame portrayed in the sixth setting OF the
Columbian series. representing The Discovery Of
Land" Kneeng before Columbus whose hand is
stretched direction Of the family visible
island of san Salvador. other Prof STAGE.
time director OF the English department Of the To-
cal university and author of the famous book of para
dies "Vapid Vaporngs." Besides STAGE IS Prof.
Lyons also kneeling. while at side the profile of
Prof Edwards successful collector who worked in
the interests Of Notre Dame galleries.
In the tenth fresco, showing the discoverer breath
ing his last the cot in the prison cell OF Valladod,
the figure of FIR. Louis Neyron heroic pastor OF
Louisville : shown This priest who had fought in
pastor Of the Catholic church of the
OF the KnowNothing riots His heroic action. hold
ing off unaided a mob Of fanatics at he point Of a
gun gained national prominence for him. In later
years he to Notre Dame live out his life and
Gregori unknown to the priest him into the paint
ing as one or the monks attending the dying ad-
venturer. So mortified FIR Neyron a finding him
self mmortalzed canvas that after till his
death he wore long beard, completely changing his
appearance.
An incident related about the fourth fresco in which
Columbus takes leave of the port Palps
tive Of Gregor's zeal for exactness AS a model for
this decoration the artist have before him the
habit Of Franciscan monk. At that time
no Franciscan monastery in the middle west, and
place where ne could obtain franciscan garb. Fin
ally it necessary for him TO send all the way 10
Texas causing him to wait three months get
a real robe by this before commencing even
the bare outlines the painting Characteristic of
GregOr's work is passion details on this
score it is related that he spent entire afternoon
sitting the fence OF a sheep get
rect image OF sheep lying down.
This quality of vivid detail splendidly illustrated
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-07

other start from their SO-yard This time, by
smiling. they take the Davids and while our
men laughing and choking from whislers and dry
humor in the air. the ball is hurled over their heads
and the waiting Harvard end for a touchdown
David throws his beard in the air and blocks the at
tempt to kick goal We have IA and Harvard has 6.
John D., unable TO stand the suspense. offers nine
dollars If they viii the game and Harvard eager
to win something. makes determined effort to pull
off the boards of At this point the police
stop the fight and order the game
have that the ring of gamblers who ruined the
White Sox have brbed the police but the protectors
of the peace spend all their after the
night, evidence be obtained TO convict them.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-07

passed when American youth in the service OF his
country went forth to battle with the enemy Of free
dom and for the freedom of all men.
When Gen. Lafayette Came.
The carriage Of Cen Lafayette, whose and
deeds inseparaby connected with that Of Wash
ington and days when Americans threw off the yoke
English oppression, Immediately the eye
of the visitor.
The floor of the carriage is very high three
feet from the ground and reached folding
let down for the purpose The hood the elevated
has circular ribs of wood. covered with leather
The hood folds back and has a curtain but
side curtains. The hood is lined with blue diagonal
brOadclOth and the seats upholstered with rich
heavy cloth OF the material and tint with border
ing Of yellow and rid gimp about three inches in
width The box through narrow was intended 70 ac-
commOdate four persons The doors open toward the
wheels instead CT away from them usual
The carriage is hung straps Of leather springs
of steel protected by leather arching like the
a The reach is covered and the supports
numerous and substantial The drivers thanked
dash OF cutter, and the rear wheels noticeably
higher than the front The hubs afford clew
the manufacturer by the following inscription:
John OurIet. Coach Maker,
No. 80, Gay St, Baltimore.
The whole is painted black picked about the
reach and spokes with what must have been
hogany red. At the is leather for out
they furnish arms for the seat Ornaments OF silver
in rambling scroll pattern decorate portions the
coach and braided leather is used about the coach
mans seat
Saved From Fire.
AS railroads that early day unknown. or
der make the overland Of Gen. Lafayette
his last visit TO America comfortable possible.
this was, by order Of congress constructed
for his special benefit and
At the request Of the French people ths coach was
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-07

OF the United States BY expenditure II
has possessed itself OF conveyances which remin
Of the days OF the Revolution, when fore
fathers shed their nfes blood that might live
free OF the time when the prairie schooners
carried their human cargo westward when Lincoln in
his Emancipation proclamation applied the principle
that "au created equal and endowed with the
right life liberty and the pursuit happiness"
enunciated in the constitution OF the unmey death OF
Honest Abe the hand of assassin OF the period
reconstruction, OF the Spanish American war; and
OF the days just passed.
The Camouflaged gun carriage the submarine mines,
the shells the tanks the army saddles the caisson the
ambuances and the copies OF the contracts
materials all wildly recall the long