Evening Star Newspaper, October 5, 1925, Page 38

" 38 FIGHT ON VIRGINIA MEMORIAL DESIGN i Experts’ Chocce of Plain | Granite and Bronze Disap- points Carillon Advocates. ] o | 8pecial Dispatch to The Star | RICHMOND. Va.. October 5.- Vir- Einfa’s memorial (0 her dead in the | World War is to be of granite and | bronze, 60 feet high. with a base 130 feet wide, with a depth of 60 feet That design. selected by the war me. morial commission, has met, how ever, with consid opposition Twenty patriotic org tions have registered protests It has also heen approved by the of the| American Legion The award was made on the recom mendation of the jury of experts Prof. Joseph Hudnut of the archi tectural chair of the University of Vir ginia; Harvey Wiley (orbett nd Her man A. McNeill, both @he | er from New York The commission. after some discussion. agreed to make the recommendation nnanimous. A caril- | lon, it Is understood, was submitted by the architects, hut wag deemed un | gnitable. hecause of its utilitarian | character. members Lalke in Propoesed Design. provides for a 1 back of this form or altar. su £ gigantic pro limns are to the unright lid granite the en | The chosen desig | i efferson Davis Monument in neral design is of ely plain and im To the back of t be a huge semi-circular which access is had betwee sive columns, with = affording wle for pa his hedged in- |, e e oy | ght from mhec There is no oppe design. save that t =-under the lead wanted the I 1 10 the chosen atrintic societies women other memori were nitted 8 The the hehest of | to the non-utili that the rillon | the instructions | { the Giiner ¥ and that provide the would bhe tant the injunction e is comn ed to the s In prospect a fight lature when the time comes 1o appr iate the money for the memorial. Gov. Trinkle. in mak ing up the hudget for the consider: tion of the Legislature next Winter, may incorporate the recommendation for the necessary money. with which to erect the memorial. The fact t the State is now short some $3.000,000 or more in Ii running expenses may | call for delay in undertaking the t The idea of the commission is to ha the corner stone laid this Winter, dur- ture, \IU‘J for be. on o . there the L the opposition sees no hurry ginning the work ORLD’S SERIES base ball pen The Portner Apartments 15th and You Sts. N.W. Try Our Excellent Home Cooked Table d’Hote Dinner 75¢c Daily, 5:30 to 7 P.M. Ample Parking Space . . Glbson S Surgical Appliance Fitting Establishment Great sale 0{ Surgical Quality Elastic Hosiery And Trusses You will always find our prices whatever TarBrices mow prevail: Knee Caps. Anklets Gibson's Speclal Garter Stockings.... Garter Leggings. ... 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