Evening Star Newspaper, March 21, 1929, Page 16

L U.S. HALL OF FAME NEARING CAPACITY Arrival of La Follette Statue| Revives Study of Problem. Arrival of the statue of the late Sen- ator Robert M. La Follette of Wiscon- sin in Statuary Hall has served to re- | mind officials at the Capitol once more | that the capacity of the Hall of Fame | rapldly is being reached. It has re-| vived discussion of what other pro- | vision might be made for the statuary. | The La Follette statue, which will be unveiled April 25, will bring the total in Statuary Hall to 57. Under a law passed many years ago each State is entitled to place two statues there, which means that ultimately there will be 96. Four new statues have been un- | Vetled in the past 15 months and offi- | cials have knowledge of 9 or 10 others | likely to be received in the next few | years. Not many more can be placed in | the present hall One suggestion advanced is that the erypt of the Capitol might be renovated | and converted into a statuary hall. An-; other proposal has been that additional ! statues be placed in the areas adjoin- ing Statuary Hall, but this would be in | the nature of a makeshift arrangement ! and hardly would accommodate the maximum of 39 statues that could be installed in the future. Another pos- sibility would be a separate hall of fame building. The La Follette statue is of marble and was done in Paris by Jo Davidson, an American scuiptor. It shows “Fight- ing Bob” La Follette in a seated pose. The senior La Follette’s place in the ! Senate has been taken by his son, Sen- | ator Robert M. La Follette, jr. | The problem of how to provide for | the expansion of Statuary Hall is be- ! ing studied by David Lynn. M‘chl'efl of | the Capitol. and by Charles E. Fairman, art curator of the Capitol. HURT BY n'mLLEY CAR. Transit Worker Sufler: Broken Ribs and Scalp Wflunds Grover Cleveland Spicer, 45 years old, | an employe of the Washington Railway & Electric Co. sustained two broken ribs and scalp wounds this morning | when bowled over while at work at! the Eckington car barn, Fourth and T streets northeast, by a trolley cnr op- erated by Emory Brady, Rosslyn, He was removed to Sibley Hosplul in the automobile of a passing motorist, where his injuries were thought to be not serious. Mr. Spicer resldes at 12051, C street northeast. SUMMERALL TO STAY. Will Be Chief of Staff Until Term Ends in November, 1930. Secretary Good announced today that Gen. Charles Summerall will con- tinue as chief of the Army staff for the remainder of his regular term, ‘which ends in November, 1930. The head of the Army staff, who re- cently was made a full general, submit- ted his resignation in the customary manner when the new administration came in. He had been appointed for a four-year term. and Secretary Good said today that President Hoover had returned the resignation and had asked "m continue for the remainder of ™. CIGARETTES SHOW' GAIN mlfl-’i.fl’l ‘Tax From !062499 820 Production of February. ‘The Internal Revenue Bureau report-| ed' yesterday that production of cigar- ettes in February amounted to 531,- 000,000 more than the same month last year; the total, 8062,499,320, provided a tax of $24,195,621. For the t eight months of the fiscal year tax on cigarettes aggre- gated $221.085.308, as compared with 31“110230 for the same period last A total of 473,000,000 cigars were manufactured during last February, a decrease of approximately 8,000,000 as compared with February, 1928. The tax on cigars for the month amounted to 81,494,803, while for the first eight months of .the year it wuled $15,462,- 038, & decrease of about $400,000 over the ll.mnu period of last year. 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