The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-12-11
MEMORIAL PLAN
AGAIN ENDORSED
Continued from Page One.

commission, will In its way compare
as a loadstone to the American citizen.
| 1t Will be imposing-200 feet long and $50
feet high, with its esplanade 1000 feet in
diameter"
The committee asked attention to the
proposal to have a District of Columbia
exhibit at the Panama Exposition at San
Francisco in 1915. which It advocates.
Expenditure OF 5000 in the past was
reported. The committee stated that IL
will need about 5000 during the coming
year. The Chamber appropriated $500 in
1910. and is asked to appropriate 500 now.
Through death We have lost three OF
our most ardent workers" the commit
tee reported. Through the Titanic dis
aster Frank d. Millett, a Jealous, intel
ligent, efficient aid, and to the commit
tee an authority on the future develop
ment OF the Capital on practical and ar
tistic lines.
In the death OF william Elroy Curtis,
writer OF international note, an en-
thusiast in his support of the park COM
mission plans, the committee has lost a
power.
In the death Of 4. NJ. Lothrop We
have lost one OF the strongest men OF
Washington. keenly interested in it's fu-
ture and a supporter OF this committee. -
Members OF Committee.
Members OF the committee are:
Glen Brown. chairman; William z. Shannon Tcs
chairman; Thomas Grant, seCetay; Milton z.
Ailes Charles J. Bel. Ira Z. Bennett. Emil Der
lnsf. Miss MAbeI BoardmAn, Scott c. Bone
Chaplin Brown, ID. J. Callahan. DR.. Mitchell Car
roll Frank G. Carpenter. William Mex. Clayton.
Fred G. Goldren c. ]. COTby L H. Daniel John
Dolph. Y. II. Drop. JOhr Joy Edsou Dwight l.
william John Eynon. ". W FINLEY. W. T. CALI
be-. T. c. Graham Julius Garfnkle. Col. T. q.
GoldsbcrUGsh. William ?. Guide. Right Rev. Alfred
Harding. Frank W. HArkett Walter $ Harlan
Col. Rn6crT Y. Harre- Charles D. Hinss, Ret J.
J: Hmmel. William D. HOoEer Archibald HOPKINS
? ]. Haskin, Hennen Jennings. Gen John A.
Johnston. Eldrdge =. Jordan, Col. w V. Judsou.
Louis kAnn, JOIN B. LAnsr. John g. Lets A.
LisneT. Colin II. Livingstone, Isaac 7. Marcurun.
II. b. =. Marfarland. ]. Rush Marshall DR. James
Dudley Moran. c. X Miller. 4. c. Moses. Mis-
mcnt Theodore W Ncyes. Charles d. Norton
Prank B. Moves Robert Lee o Brirn. Capt James
?. Oyster. J. c. o. Lsughlin. Thomas Nelson
Pagr. Arthur ]. PArsnns Hon II NJ Parker Hon
Henry Kirks Porter. Rev. DR. Wallace Radcliffe
d.. Charles W. Richardson. Mrs Charles W Rich
asdSon, Hou Cuno II. Rudolph. Right Rev. ME,
Albert schultsis. Rev. Thomas ]. Shahan Mrs W
Cumming story. In. J. b. ScUtt Dr. Prank
SeWan. James Sharp z. II. Shaw. John shuEhrle
=. II. Small. r.. Rabbi Ahram Simon 4 Ieftuicb
Sinclair. W J. Starr. Hon. Wendell IhiIIips
staford Rear Admiral Charles II Stockton. George
stuart, George Oakley T0ttcn Airs HerbsI1 Wahs-
worth, b. Warnsr. Or. Charles D. waIcutt =
A Wake. Richard B. WatTous. John L. Weaver
Rev. W. II. wcddcrspoun George " White Ms
$. \. Willis and A. s WoTthnEtnn
Mr. shannon also presented a report
for the committee which investigated the
service by rail and boat between Wash
ingtOn and Annapolis and the Eastern
Shore Of Maryland. The report was, in
part:
Through the efforts Of the Allied
Chamber of Commences Of Maryland and
the Chamber of Commerce Of Washing
ton, the United States mails will now go
direct from Washington to Annapolis
Md. instead Of by Baltimore, and to the
immensely wealthy territory of the East
ern Shore of Maryland via Annapolis. in
stead of via Baltimore This shortens
the time Of mail to Annapolis by several
hours and shortens the time both for
passengers. mail. express. and newspa-
pers to the Eastern Shore by from two
to eight hours.
'One can now leave Washington at ,
o'clock and be in Easton at I, or Cam
bridge at $50. a saving OF seven hours
time to Cambridge and two hours to
Easton, and great saving of time to
Ocean City
President James F. Oyster presided
last night for the last time. The annual
election will take place on January Is,
and it is expected that D. J. Callahan.
now vice president. will be elected with |
out opposition. Two vice presidents and
eleven directors will be chosen. Ten
directors are chosen regularly each year, |
but there is an additional vacancy to be |
filed.
After adjournment last night the MEM
bers enioyed a buffet lunch