Evening Star Newspaper, December 19, 1928, Page 25

'THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, { D. C, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1928.° COOLIDGE T0 AID CARLLON EBIT President to Participate in Dedication of Bok’s Sing- ing Tower in Florida. By the Associated Press. MOUNTAIN LAKE, Fla., December 19.—On a tiny island, nestling like a green jewel in the lake that mirrors Edward Bok's Singing Tower President Coolidge is to participate February 1 in the dedication of a bird sanctuary and its pealing carillon of 61 bells. There, at the highest point in Flori y tower of fretted wal f By the Assoclated Press. KILBOURNE, Wis, December 19.— Belle Boyd, who in life dared every- thing for the South and then was buried in the alien North, is going home. The body of the Confederacy’s most noted woman spy is to be taken from Tiny Spring Grove Cemetery here and reburied in the soil of her native State. The courageous foe of the Union. who hoodwinked Federal officers and | defied their superiors even to cabinet | officers, has been honored each Me- morial day by the Kilbourne G. A. R. | Old Federal soldiers have placed flow- | ars on the famous spy's grave each year, She died here June 11, 1900, while {on a tour with a theatrical company. Now arrangements are being made to exhume the body and send it to Virginia, where a more fitting monu- ment than the one which stands above her home at Martinsburg, then in Vir- 2 | ginia. e 0, the wooden handles in the small Jjust under the 123,164 pounds of bells. ‘The carillon fulfills the dream of an immigrant boy who rose to heights m America. He has built the tower and given its bells as a lasting memorial to his grandparents of Holland. “Make you the world a bit better and more beautiful because you have lived in it,” they told him. Bok did not forget. 50,000 Attend Dedication. Pifty thousand persons attended the | State dedication of the Singing Tower December 2, when listeners came from miles across the peninsula. Officials are prepared to handle a greater crowd | February 1 ¥ The Singing Tower is 205 feet high. It has a framework of steel, similar io] that of a modern skyscraper. Milton B. Medary of Philadelph American_architect who designed . tower, created a plan that resulted in & changing wall The tower is square for about three- | fourths of its height, when each squaie corner ends in a balcony formed of earved slabs of marble which meet at the base of a huge figure of an eagle with folded wings, symbolic of the sanc- tuary for birds. Panels of Bird Life. From this point, the tower takes an octagonal form, the eight buttresses which rear from the base drawing plightly in as they rise to the top and end in gigantic figures of cranes. Chief among the exterior carvings are the huge panels showing Florida bird Mlfe. These surround the base of the tower about the north door at a height of 30 feet. The panels form balconies between the marble buttresses and are carved entirely through the stone, giving the effect of a grille. Balconies on four sides at a height of 120 feet are designed of marble in conventional form. These balconies are reached through doors which are part of large faience grilles. At the height of 160 feet are the four balconies which surmount the corners of the coquina masonry. The large figure of an eagle with folded wings is placed at the exact corner, flanked on each side with a panel with doves as chief figures. Slightly above this point the marble buttresses taper inward. Adam and Eve Shown. TIn each of the eight spaces between the buttresses which outline the top of the tower is a huge faience grille, these depicting the creation and man's do- minion over nature. Adam and Eve are the dominant figures in a setting of frees. Surmounting the tower are eight tranes, each 15 feet high, which form the pinnacles with which the buttresses terminate. The 61 bells, varying in weight from 16 to 22,000 pounds each, cover a range of four octaves. The bells were cast Loughborough, England, by the lor bell foundry, the worlds larg- esé bell makers. ‘The tower commands a view of 30 miles in each direction. It is situated in the heart ofsthe bird sanctuary, which covers an entire small mountain. The whole has been given by Mr. Bok to the American people as a place of pest and peace for humankind as well as birds. LADY NORTHESK WEDS. LONDON, December 19 (#).—Lady Northesk, formerly Jessica Brown, American dancer, was married yesterday morning at the Princess Row register office to Vivian Cornelius. Lady Northesk, who is the daughter of Mrs. A. W. Starke of Buffalo, N. Y., recently divorced Lord Northesk in Beotland. Lord Northesx is now in the United States, where he haas been guoted as saying that he hoped to be the fifth husband of Peggy Hopkins Joyce. Mr. Cornelius is honorary at- -lc“he at the British embassy in Brus- pels. |~ On the stone in the cemetery here is | :he simple inseription “Belle Boyd, Con- | federate spy. Born in Virginia. Died in Wisconsin. Erected by a comrade.” At 17, Belle Boyd defied Union troops and shot a United States soldier in her home at Martinsburg, W. Va. Not yet 18, she braved the cross fire of Federal and Confederate troops to | convey to Stonewall Jackson informa- | tion which enabled him to defeat Gen. | Banks in the Shenandoah Valley. ‘WINCHESTER, Va. December 19.— Confederate societies in the eastern pan- | handle of West Virginia know nothing of plans to remove the body of Belle || $3.50 Philadelphia | $3.25 Chester $3.00 Wilmington AND RETURN Next Sunday, Dec. 23 Lr. Washington Ar. Philadelphia RETURNING Lv. Philadelphia . . « . Lv.Chester . . . « o o L. 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