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 The west end Of Potomac park has been selected as the most flung place for the proposed Memorial to Abra- ham Lincoln Former Senator Sbel hy II Cullon Of Ill.nois. who hss been in public life and for the most par, !u public oFce since the day before Lincoln was elected president. is chairman Of the commission which nag the work c. erecting the memorial in charge Senator Cullom will sta ln Washington. except for short vaca, t.Ons until he seee completed the great structure to be erected iu honor Of man ahom he knew intimately officially and permanently.
 Potomac park. sometimes called Po- tomac drive. is ln part new creation. The drlve proper takes ttg coCrEe along The north bank of t1e river Ths view over the Potomac to the Virginia bills ls unbr0ken and some enthuEiag- tie ones have pronounced | natchless ' certainly ls appealing
 The river is broad, and from i-s southwestern shore rise the heights Of Arlington, and beyond them the heights Of the greater Virginia hills stil well wooded II Fri'e ot the lUm- beruan's money temptation to the owners 10 sacrifice their naples and their csrtury-old oaks The trees ot Arlington are under government pro lection, while sentiment alone guards the forest treasures Of the farther hills.
 From the capitol westward, south c. Pennsylvania avenue, runs the Mall II Is probable that iu time the whole reservation will be known as Potomac Park. The Washington monument worthy in the magnifcence Of It's height and in It's simplicity, rises from an erninence about two-thirds o. the way from the capitol to the wes, end Of the pleasure ground, where the Lincoln Memorial probably is to stand
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 The experts Of the forest service have safeguarded the trees. some ot which have lived for a hundred years or more within the grounds. Going from the capitol westward. the Poto- mac is on the left. and the unsightly buildings on the south side of the ave nue are on the right. Within q few years all of these buildings will have disappeared and where feed gtores, harness shops and lumber yards are today there will be trees and flowers and buildings Of marble or granite built after the manner Of heart" of the best architects in the United States
 Already several new government structures have been erected in the