The evening world. Newspaper, November 18, 1918, Page 9

, . ¥ THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1918, ‘ -MORGENTHAU AND ELKUS FOR COMBINATION MEMORIAL TO MITCHEL AND WAR HEROES alan Both Diplomats Also Favor a| Memorial Field in Central Park. Practically all the members of the Mitchel Memorial Committee who have been asked for their opinions on The Evening World's suggestion to combine the city's tribute to its former Mayor and one to other beroes who have given their lives in} the service of the country are en- | thusiastic over the plan and have vot-| uriteeread to give it their complete| support, The Fvening World's suggestion, falling for a combination of the two memorials provides for a victory| 4reh similar to the Arch do Triomphe in Paris and for individual trib- utes to heroes who have laid down, their lives in the cause of freedom. | Ong of these will honor the name of| {) Major Mitchel, It is The Evening World's sugges-| tion to crect this great testimonial to! New York's sons on the site of th old reservoir in Central Park, y serving seful purpose whate The scheme will be considered by | the committee which Rodman Wana- maker is organizing at the request of Mayor Hy Se by The Evening We widespread support outside the ranks of the Mitchel Committee, many men and women throughout the city hav. ing voiced their ap | Henry Morgent can Ambassador day that he was he. The Evening World's 1 “Major Mitchel typifi New York City that p: to Fo out and fight 4 States,” said Mr. Mc “I ade mired him very m dif The Eve- ning World's, proposed Memorial Field van pay a tribute to Major Mitchel personally, as well as other men nave made the great sacrifice th did, T think it would be ‘The 3 me to be the mos which the City of N hom e way in York could and died ir once pa r lem co vely and in dividually and would be @ memorial of which the city might always be proud.” | Abram I. I in speaking of the| proposed Men 1 Feld, de it had his u provided for « g tribute to Major| Mitchel, “The Evening Wor be a most excel Ekus. “Major Mitchel, however, de- serves an individua! honor paid him by this city, and I should dislike to| see this obligation slighted in any way. | If The Evening W ‘3 plan provides | for a tribute commensurate with what ork owes its late Mayor 1 artily in favor of it. | “The Memorial Piel I's Idea seems to scheme cer- | away the our boys in the} h brought to my Memoria the fin- | est way in ew York City} could pay an everlasting tribute to] her sons who have given th in the great fight for democr “Lam in sympathy with ti bers of the mittee who World's plan,’ ASS. “It ts a big ide big situation. 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