Evening star., 1920-04-23
LIBERTY MEMORIAL
PARK NEARBY D. c
IS URGED BY OAR.
Would Provide Connecting
Observation-Disclosures
Ticket Elected.

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Following tils election Of Nm George
Maynard Minor Of Connectacnt 10 ths
otsce Of president essasral hAse aisht. and
the naming Of tAs eae1re Standardization
t1cAet, tho twenty y~nintA Ccnttnant1l Con-
Eress Of the Daughters ot he American
Revolution today practically dnished ita
business. and will adJoorn tomorrow AFT
ernoon. after installation Of the new Of
acerA
This afternoon the greater part Of the
delegates arc making tho annual pill
grfmage to Mount Vernon. uhere . COM
mittee. headed by Mr1 Lnther Derwent.
VIZ place vreaths on the saroophag1 Of
Cen Washington and Martha Washing
tom The Daughters went by boat. leav-
ng the wharf at 2:30 O'Clock
Rece1AenAs Ae0sEaal Park.
establishment Of \ national park
m the vicinity OF the District Of Co
1um6ta. to BE- known a. Liberty Ne
mssaa4 P1rk, was unanimously REQ
Smmsnded by the congress Of the
d A r. 1T Its session today. The
resolution a. adopted called for tho
constfuction Of Q highway connecting
the city OF Washington with the
pafk. which would be called Liberty
Memorial highway. and the sugEes-
tion was made that the park be used
for study and experiment In forestry
And agriculture and for tho eseab-
1ishment Of vocational schools
The resolution asks the United
States Congress to appropriate money
Tor this project. and to place the Sc
lection of the site and the develop
ment Of the lands in the hands Of q
Liberty Memorial Park comm ission, to
Include the Secretary Of War. the
Secretary Of the Navy, tho Secretary
of Agriculture. the president general
of the d. A r. the president Of the
Sons Of the Revolution. the president
Uon and three otherA
Measures now pending In the ma
tional congress which received the
approval of the D. A. r today in
clu,led the Kenyon-veatal hill to PRO
mote Americanizatinn the Smith
Towner educational bnl the Feas-
Capper physical educational bnl and
the Sheppard-Towner bill which
would provide federal aid for all
states desiring s.sistance IN mater
A resolution recpmmendinx the plan
for re-endowment Of the college of
William and May in Williamsburg,
Va was introdnced BY MrA Kate
Waller Barrett. st1ts regent Of vir-
committee. It was offered 1T the sug-
geAtion of Mrs. George Barnett, wife
of the commandAnt 6f the Marine
CorpA The resnattaoa pointsd ont
the fact that four Mgners of tho Dec
gates to the consfifufiona1 convention
and three Presidents bad heen edu-
oatsd ~ the obi ce5legA - -. ss.
-. Hm to sDesk TsaanAf.
AZ A9 sddrs.s y n p 1ll sa
session of the csno11 tu13ght. In
sSdIs,es sS ni ssg. e ws,in tesss No. IN IA sSaEs '!s
Rzui whitney .FishhAu9A = Ancan-
MIRA George Tnsehar crernsey.
whose administration g., president
ssesrsl sss sdn.Is.. .l .er%,s.s. e. s sss
president general for LIE h9 . reso-
luton adopted By tho cungTeas last
At the beginning d the s..,on to-
bots had been found among me 1-l.a
cast yesterday that were illegally
married, but the number WnS not larxs
enough to have afsctsd ths results
LIN. Minsr CAsseA
The vote for the administration
ticket headed by MrA Minor, was
practically unanimous no ofganised
opposition having developed against
any Of the eleven Candidates.
R;sseu. chairman Of the teIlerN the
officiaI connf of the 25a haIiofs ca.t
was A folIovs-
Mrs G. NJ Minor. Counec1icut for
President general Lao. Ara Selden
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