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The New York herald., 1922-03-19

he needs translator. Most geniuses do.
for genius is almost always misunderstood.
Yet his genius throve on poverty and
neglect, as true genius has ever done and
true genius cannot stand prosperity When
a genius reaches Easy street he puts
sign ITO Let" in the window of his soul.
At least that has been my observation
and deduction through life fairly crowd
ed with experiences of various and sundry
sorts.
his in his native land, was not without his
generous appreciators, and ! had no sooner
come to New York to live than one of these,
a man Of talent and position, brought us
together at dinner party and asked me
il / would not interest myself in this clever
young sculptor and use my pen to make
his genius known to the world
Now, the story of how | came in those
early years to be the buffer between the
brave, talented, stubborn young genius and
the cold and cruel world has never been
told in print, but it is so amusing 1 am
going to tell it here. Possibly Mr.. Bar
Dard will never speak to me again after he,
reads it. II SO, shall have lost an adored
friend. But shall risk it,
/ visited his studio many times l went
tc his home and with his beautiful, gentle
wife and his little tike of girl, Viva, then
a child of about seven, as pretty as
peach, as she still is, but about as full of
life and mischief as most children of a
genius are. And struggled with the prob
lena very real one, If you only knew, of
how to get the personality and the work
of this attractive young sculptor before
that portion of the world who would dig
down in their pockets and buy his statues
and thus keep the home fires burning.
Barnard was proud, naughty, stubborn
that What / wanted him to do, he said,
was undignified and he would be hanged
If he would toady to any public by invit-
ing it to vieY his work.
And all the time l was arguing, plead.
ing, coaxing. cajoling and occasionally
stamping my foot and getting purple in the
face his lovely wife, with anxious eyes and
mantling cheek, was listening and putting
in a soft word here and a pleading look
there, but apparently to no avail, for where
you least axppcf II Raruard piveQ in-piyac
in with a grace, yielding, a submission
an appreciation of your efforts, with ap-
parently such a childlike willingness to be
good and do anything to please you that
you are left surprised and breathless.
So with my arguments My story for
the Saturday EUening Post was finally
made to suit everybody. Barnard yielded
to argument, took studio in the Windsor
The New York herald., 1922-03-19
Fathers of War Heroes
Remembered in Garden

The Garden of Fathers, which will be
S00x400 feet, has for its central figure that
of a carpenter, nine feet TALL with his
square cap on his head and over his
shoulder Is swung the implements of his
trade. group representing sixty-seven
nations met in Barnard's studio and agreed
that the carpenter would be a symbol with
which all creeds could unite. All the rep
resentatives of these sixty-seven nations
pledged themselves to interest their Gov
ernments to support this memorial
The Garden of Song will hold $4,000 per-
sons and will be equipped with wireless,
an amplifier and an organ which combines
color with sound.
There Is distinctly practical side to all
this beauty. The amphitheater may be used
for pageants, al fresco plays. classical con-
certs and lectures.
A natural excavation, 400X200 feet. is the
last of these units planned by Barnard.
Its roof will be glass and its interior capa-
BILE of holding almost 10000 persons. Four
great elevators will carry the people from
the street level to the monument and two
tunnels wide enough for automobiles and
pedestrians will connect Riverside Drive
with Broadway.
The Garden of Paradise eliminates with
the height of poetic imagery. huge
portal, whose arch depicts the sky is
painted to represent the Rainbow of Prom
Use. Standing on tiptoe on a globe rep
resenting the earth is the eighteen foot
nude figure of beautiful youth. His right
hand Is drawn back as If he had just
launched a shaft. His left has reached up
and seized the rainbow OF his Hearts De
sire in a compelling grasp. while the point
of the arrow. which has pierced the rain
bow is the wireless which will connect the
music from the Garden of Songs with all
who have ears to hear.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19

Demscracy-any youth to any noble aspira-
tion.
Wide flights of marble steps lead down
from this garden into the Garden of Peace,
S00x600 feet, in the center of which is a
great bronze Tree or Peace, forty-two feet
high. The ten great branches to the west
culminate in ten Mothers of the Occident.
The ten in the east, Mothers Of the Orient.
This bronze tree is destined to use fifty
tons of bronze, as it has eight great roots
ladiating from it's base, and lying on each
root is the body of dead soldier. These
roots of bronze likewise descend into an
enormous underground amphitheater, con.
tanning seats for 5000 persons. Bronze pill
lars divide the walls into eleven great
spaces to be used by our greatest mural
painters in depicting stirring scenes from
our army's participation in the world war.
The Garden of Mothers is on a slightly
lower level than the Garden of Peace, and
in the center of this, which is S00x500 feet,
stands most significant group.
Around the base will be carved repre-
sentations of twenty-five nations, all delv-
ing and striving to loose from her bonds
or rose granite, in which her feet are i'm
bedded, the allegorical figure of the Soul of
Democracy, eighty feet high and using
1000 tons.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19

Arcade and gave a big re-
ception, to which brother
artists and every one of
Importance that any of us
knew were invited The
Hewer was then shown for
the first time in New York saa&=$ a@3#%
that marvellous master
piece which Mr.. John d.
Rockefeller subsequently Il
bought for his Pocantico
estate, where it now it. Ss 81
So George Gray Barnard
became acquainted with sS3ss.saaes se@,8ss
the city of New York and
the city of New York be-
came the friend and ad- ~asssssSsS2
mirer of George Gray Bar Nh
nard.
Somebody said to me at
this reception: la
well, l never expected ~.
to see this. 1t is wonderful! B.
Was it hard for you to get s$=*$ :3=Es
Mr.. Barnard's cooperation?" 49,
Hard" i cried did
you ever drag a cat across
a Brussels carpet by the
tail? That was about the
easy, gliding gait Mr..
Barnard assumed in what you call his Co
operation!'"
We can laugh over those strenuous days
now, but his has always been a strenuous
career. fraught with battles, newspaper
argument, the fierce resentment of the peo-
pie at his Michael Angelo conceptions of
our national idols and his defenses thereto,
yet his vision is as lofty to-day, his soul is
as great, his purpose as pure as ever His
art is rugged and his conceptions Of
strength sometimes revolt with this ugli-
ness but generations yet unborn will up
hold his conceptions of greatness and his
vision of the NEUROLOGICAL and the real as
loftier than we know.
Is it that we are too close to get the true
perspective?
His cloisters on Washington Heights,
containing the finest examples of Gothic
art to be found anywhere on this continent,
are about to be lost to New York and
bought by a more art loving city in the
West simply because there is no one who
has enough civic pride to keep IL here.
Now we come to the American Acropolis
the national memorial to the soul of the
nation?
Mr.. Rockefeller owns the tract of land,
valued at about six millions of dollars,
where Barnard would have his memorial
to be built. And the committee who ap-
preached Mr.. Rockefeller with a request
for the gift of this land to the city was
met by this cryptic response He said in
effect that IL the nation showed sufficient
The New York herald., 1922-03-19

the nude figure OF a youth
eighteen feet tall, standing on
tiptoe, with arms outstretched
like a cross, to symbolic the
supreme sacrifice of soldiers
all over the world.
y Entering the south portal
are on one side a great mass
of clouds. supporting the fig
ure of Labor and on the other
side units from our own SER
vice - aviators, engineers.
sailors, marines, cavalry and
doughboys. The figure which
stands on a globe and reaches
up to grasp with his right
hand the rainbow painted on
copper and studded with
stars, which forms the arch
to the portal, is the Is foot
figure of the soul of young
The New York herald., 1922-03-19
Masterpiecets Scu1ptors Answer 62h1shlennes

offered their lives, their health and their
hope of material prosperity.
On the other 400 feet will be bronze
figures of what the rest of the world gave
that democracy might live. The bankers,
the authors. the poets, the editors, the
miners, the engineers, the farmers, &c.
And over their heads their hopes and
visions in white marble bas relief.
This garden will contain approximately
a million cubic feet of marble and 4,S00
cubic feet of bronze, irrespective of the
portals.
The two portals will be about 100 feet
tall and from each will emerge mass OF
stone, on one of which will be refugees
driven from their homes, with all the evil
dences of their wrecked lives in debris OF
bronze and marble Close to the portal Is
The New York herald., 1922-03-19

is an old saying that points
the moral that If a man build a
- hattar mousa tran than apothar
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-12
Legal Notices

OF THE CAPITAL STOCK
THE INTERNATIONAL STEEL TIE
COMPANY
A Delaware Corporation
We, the undersigned, the president and
q majority OF the directors Of The In
ternational Steel Tie Company. a Dein-
ware corporation, for the purpose OF re-
ducins the capital stock of said company
do make. sign. acknowledge and file this
statement Of reduction and do certify
that The facts herein stated are true, 70
Wit.
/. That on the 23d day OF June. A. D.
1922, q special meeting of the stockholders
of The International Steel Tie Company,
Delaware corporation, was duly called
and held at the ONCE OF said company in
the city OF Cleveland. Ohio. that the pur-
notice mailed 10 the address OF each
stakeholder OF said company at least
twenty days before said meeting. was 20
take action on the proposed decrease of
two million dollars 81 900 600. consist
ing Of twenty thousand (20.00o) shares
of par value OF one hundred dollars
$4,000 each, to six hundred thousand
thousand 40 600 shares OF a par value
OF thirty dollars $4,000 each.
q That by a vote OF the stockholders
81 said meeting representing more than
two thirds of the issued and outstanding
capital stock OF said company. the follow
ing resolution was adopted:
Be IL resolved that the authorized
capital stock OF this company be and
the same Is hereby reduced from tive
million dollars 80, 900 ,ooo), consist
ing of twenty thousand !(2o.Qool
shares of par value Of one hundred
dollars $4,000 each. TO six hun
bred thousand dollars $500 900.
consisting OF twenty thousand co
000) shares OF par value OF thirty
dollars (s30.0 0) each.
3. That all the deDts Of said company.
not otherwise fully secured. have been
paid and discharged.
said company is William P. Day.
8. That the names OF the directors Of
said company are as follows: Thomas J.
Day, Harry Emmons. George HarphaIn.
L. j Lavan, W. c. Mahon.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF we do ac-
cordingly set our respective hands and
WILLIAM +. DAY. SEAL
The International Steel Tie Company.
THOMAS ]. CLIFFORD (SEAL)
MRS. WILLIAM p. DAY SEAL
GEORGE HAKPHAM SEAL
! 4. J. LANAN (SEALl
". c. MAHON SEAL
Directors.
The lnteEnational Steel Tie Company.
/ STATE OF OHIO
! COUNTY OF CuYAHOGA S.
Before me. a notary public within and for
, said county and state. personally appear
ed William z. Day, to me known and
known to me to be the president of The
International Steel Tie Company, and
Thomas ]. Clifford, William z. Day, Mrs
William p. Day. George Harpham. T. j.
Lavan and W. G. Mahon, to be personally
known and known 10 me to be directors
of The International Steel Tie Company
and seyerally acknowledged that they did
I sign aud seal the foregoing instrument
and that such signins and scaling is their
free act and deed.
/ IN WITNESS WHEREOF. have here-
unto set my hand and Official seal al
Cleveland, Ohio. this 23d day Of June
| A. ID. 1929
! THOMAS II. WESTLAKE,
Notary Public.
(NOTARIAL SkAL)
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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Real Estate

Real Estate
FOR RENT
215 West goth street. & +. b. .. h.
1890 Thatcher street, T, b. d.
APARTMENTS.
SOC West Tentb street. s r, b, p. h.
500 Van Buren, street. 5 r, b. p. h.
2705 Tatnall street. r. b.
w. V. MONTGOMERY -
Phone s4o 9i9N Orange street.
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(NoTARIAL sEAL)

ESTATE OF SUSAN d. CAMPBELL,
DECEASED-Notice is hereby given
that letters testamentary upon the estate
Of Susan b. Campbell. late of Whining
ton hundred. deceased. were duly granted
unto Trueman w. Campbell and Ross l..
Campbell on the eleventh day OF July,
A. ID. 1922, and all persons indebted 10
the said deceased are requested TO make
payment to the executors without de-
lay. and all persons having demands
against the deceased are required to ex-
hibit and present the same duly pro-
bated TO the said executors on or before
the eleventh day of July. A. d. 1923
or abide by the law in this behalf True
man W Campbell. Ross L. Campbell.
executors. Address George l. Town
send Jr.. attornby-st-iaw. Ford Building
Wilmington. pelawarea
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WANTED-Rcsl men to know the truth
about ku klux Khan. Address y. o.
Box 438
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Auc1IONS--LECALS
Legal Notices
hiONITION

IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT |
COURT FOk THE DISTRICT OF
DELAWAkE.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
ONE BUICK ROADSTER. LICENSE
NO. MD-3l. ibJ.
NO, 1920 IN ADMIRALTY,
In obedioncs to 3 warrant OF seizure
60 me directed. In the above-entitied
cause, ] have seized and taken into my
possession tho following described prop
erty to wit One Buick Roadster. license
number Maryland, 3z.l5 For the causes
set forth In tho libel now pending ia the
United states District Court Tor the
district OF DoIAwRre. 81 Wilmington, Del
aware, 1 hereby styo notice to All per
sons claiming tho said described one
Buick Roadster, or knowing or having
any thing 20 say why tho same should not
DO condemned and forfeited. apd the
proceeds thereof distributed according 10
tho prayer OF the libel. that they be ana
ppear before the said court, to be bcid IN
and for the District OF Delaware. at
the United states Court Room. In the
city or Wilmington, on the f1rst DAY OF
August, 1922, at 10 O'Clock on tho FORE
noon Of that day, II the name shE II DO a
day OF Jurisdiction. otherwise on the
next day Of Jurisdiction thereafter. then
and there TO lntorpose claim Tor the
Same. and TO make their aleSst'ops In
WALTER 8. MONEY.
U. 8. Marshal. District OF Deiawsre.
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CANNASsEk-W Wanted 20 sell HANDY
sehoid Electrical article liberal COM
mission J NJ. Liquid beaer w.
si2 King street
MAN-We are in need OF a local business
OF professional man, who has made a
suce.ss in hir line hut wishes TO make a
change. all replies will be held strictly
confidential y. o. Box 400.
MEN For canyassing proposition. APP
ply Hurley-Powel Co, 7l6 Market 81.
OFFICE DOY-Wanted over l6 years
wages g. per week. permanent position.
Address v % Every Evening Office.
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Real Offerings This Week
EMPLOYMENT
Help WAnoed-Male

n good proposition for the man who
can sclf. Buckley-Knne Motor Co, III
Shiplcy street.
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APARTMENTS FOR PFNT

1910 LelayArs svonus. roous s5s
4lI West seventh street. rooms 400
DNsllingf 1yS West Eleventh street II
rooms, $40.
t1re and dwelling. 2I5 west Ninth
street, 9 rooms. $40
ore and basement. 2I2 Yves. sevsutb
street, 1856.
TATNALL & co.
2Is WEST NINTH STREET.
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-10-29
SOUTH OMAHA
BRANCH oFFIcE. :,TH AND n sTs.
MA. sess
South Omaha Post
Of Legion Plans
Boxing Carnival
View Held That State Com
mission Will Grant License
: New Quarters
Considered.

The regular monthly meeting of
South Omaha post, American Legion.
was held Friday night at Eagle hall.
Twentythird and " streets. with
Commander Charles Rapp presiding.
During the business meeting John
J. Larkln. chairman Of committee
TO secure quarters for the post until
home Of it's own can be erected. re-
ported that an offer had been re.
eelyed rendering Eagle hall as a meet.
ing place and that tho committee had
Investigated several other places
Final action on n meeting place will
be made at the next regular meeting.
After the routine business had been
finished an entertainment program
was given which included vocal and
instrumental music. followed by q
smoker and luncheon.
with view that tho state boxing
commission will grant South Omaha
post license 10 stage boxing shows
committee will be appointed TO make
arrangements for big boxing corni.
val about Thanksgiving week. Plans
are also under way for the giving of
a big minstrel show 10 celebrate the
opening OF Roseland theater, Twenty.
fourth and o streets, being erected by
j. w. Murphy.
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-10-29
Fall Demand for
Lots Proves Big
Reallor. Find Many Buyers
Eager to Acquire Suburban
Tracts for Later Building.

Activity IN acreage and other sub "a.
vision property has been more extensive
this fall than u waa last spring, accord
Ing 20 realtors who Keep close check
on the tfgad of business,
This situation, they say, 10 unusual
apfins beng the generally accepted tine
for activity In all kinds ~ vacant prop
srlL
This movement seems 20 hear out the
prediction made several months ano BY
F0gsr iahson ard ether sronnmlsts,' ~
President hhoies Of the Real Estata board
said saturday.
"Babsoa and Others five months ago
piadlrtsd a strong tendency ON the part
~ city folks Ia acquire suburban property
with the plan Of living on Il later"
hhulsr 4 chfy, who carried on big de-
yel0pmeHt work IN West Pacific this year,
offered for sale last Thursday the thlrd
unit " this development. known as the
Ryan uarL The demand for this land
WAS strong from thu hour that the sale
NMt opened
Another indication Of the tendency 10
buy vacant property and build on it was
tho sal. ~ 80 lots on West Maple street
two weeks ago by George y, Jones e0ins
pnny Every lot was sold and one buyer
has already started 90 build,
A short thus prior 90 thu Jones sale.
Hastings Hsyden sold out an entire
addition on North sntlrth street.
A new sale ~ lots In standard Place,
an addition west ~ the Fleid club. hold
week aE1, showed a continuing demand
Tor property In his district, according
70 II. A. Wolf. who controls Standard
Ilade.
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-10-29
Robbery l. So Clever
English Blame Yanks

London, unt. ga recent robbery
in London was so olsveTly done that
police attributed Il % Americans. A
fEm - jewellers were called GU the
telephone and told that a rich Amsft,
can, Swing The name u Mr., Bel
man - NaW Yerk. wanted 10 look
st some diamonds IN his rosnn at a
Well knaNn hotel Tao saissmsn, hsaF
ms a pNc&et eonsAintns tte.0ae weFth
~ gems, went % tse deslgnAtsd hotel
and were escorted lnta the Foom u
Ms NaluaA The wanli ba puf,
fhassr sAsmlnsd ths gvus aad thea
SAD hs eeuit Nke 10 lake thssn lEia
a. aAHinins Fuam Va NhuN tham Gn
tls stfe, IA Nas m Ia bed Vie
stepped lnle the nskt FpeN aud elasel
the aaaE aflsf hlm ln a fsw mlR
assa The ipAsl sslssusan ksssHas sus
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Asafs ifahaa uat a ms Fpesa sbs
knats tsms ~ IL thslf hsnas sAa
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tsui ths etss4 eat d ~as Hlafa
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The Omaha morning bee., 1922-10-29
First Prison
Terms Given
Brewery Heads

Cincinnati, Oct. zs.--Sentences i'm
posed upon three officials of the
Schaller Brewing company by Judge
Peck in United States district court
here last night are said to be the first
prison sentences to be pronounced
in the United States against brewery
heads charged with violation of the
Volstead act.
Verdicts of guilty on both charges
were returned by a jury against
Michael fiisinger, receiver. and MI
chael Keck and Joseph Herman. Off
cials of the brewery who were in
dicted ON charge Of having manu-
factured. possessed, transported and
sold beer containing alcohol In excess
OF one.half of | per cent. and with
having maintained on the premises OF
the brewery common nuisance" In
violation OF the Volstead law.
Hllsinger was sentenced to one year
and six months In the federal prison
nt Atlanta and 10 pay fine Of $4,000
In the conspiracy case. In the other
case a fine Of 81 600 was imposed.
Upon Keok the court imposed a sen.
tence Of one year and day In At.
lanta federal prison and $500 fine
and Herman was sentenced 20 six
months Ia Jail aud fined $1,000 and
ctsts in the irst ease and $500 and
costs in the second
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-10-29
Living Wages Demanded
by Caddies Out ON Strike

Punxysutawney Pa. Oct ss.--The
high cost OF living goes hand IN hand
with the expense Of golf, Caddies az
the Punxsulawney Country club are
on strike for higher wages, One of
the boys writes thus
we eaddles afe on strike. We
ara union eaddies and have 10 cat
and sleep same as other people. ana
We can't do II al 20 cents round.
The reason golfers are sore i 10,
cause eaddies Try to set man who
slll pay more than a quagtsr Tor two
rounds.
There II number of enidies Ia
our bunch that has 10 wyur pants.
and We can't buy pslf a arasoa bg
only making 80 cents day
We don't think a lttle ~ mara
money would hurt SOME - The ~
laws whs charge "a daaK mutA Zee
she pants either
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-10-29
South Omaha Breuijies

LOsT--A white hog with red neck and
head. Call MA 1915.
For ssle--Barber shop fixtures. 273o
street Call MA. 1905,
The South Side Pleasure club give their
regular dance Sunday evening at Eagles
hall, Twenty y-thlrd and N streets,--Adyer-
tlsemeDt
The South Side Pleasure club gives a
biz carDation bail Sunday evening, Mo-
vomber II. at Eagles hall. Twenty-thifd
and N streets. Each and every one who
attends receives a beautiful carnation.-.
Advertisement.
The South Side Pleasure club wants
everybody to he sure and get their coz
tune ready for the big mark ball Satur.
day evening, November 4. Bt Thirteenth
and Martha streets. Six dandy prizes
given. Lady's ruby ring given ms door
prze.--Advertscmen
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-10-29
New Dundee List
$6,95O, $1,000 Cash

Nsw fvo.room bungalow, nicely finished.
nak and white enamel finish. tile bath
foom, good attic. full basement Terms
Ike rent