THE SUNDAY OHEGOXIAX, PORTLAND. ATJGTJST 15, 1020 GREAT MEWS LIVES REMIND US HALL OF FAME JUST AHEAD Six ,W omen Among Those Whose "Names Have Found Places on iHe Bronze Tablets in Our Westminster Abbey; "Nominations May Be Made by thePuhlic

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.Thomas Bailey Aldrlch, John. Hay, born In John Brown, abolition-- ', K. Blarloa Ctawford, Patrick. Henry, orator , founder j T" born in Portmoath, Salem, Intl., at Scotch tat. Born In Torriaic-to- n. Ame BOTeliJit. and atateaman and of the commonwealth 5 1 rtcin one of the towerls; ' j ancestry, October 8. 9, T s N. II., November 11, Conn., May Born In Baswl dl 1 a of the Ameri-- re " 1836. Author; wrote 1838. He (lured 1SOO. Executed at - Luces, Italy. Son of can revolution, whoae Born In Ens-lan- In. - j .... prominently many ' verse; In Charleston, Vii, De- sculptor Thomai voice did much to 1644 and died - ; ) ! graceful beat of onr treaty nego- the - , there I fic- 2, 1859. Crawford. Died In ateel the determlna- 1T18. LIfe worh j J known for his tiation. He died In cember tion of the colonies ... f 1 ' . 1909. - ' i I tion. Died In 1907. 1905. for freedom. . 5 - Hale, born 1822. Son of Nathan Hale. Died In Roxhury, i :A Mass., June 10, 10O9. YOU were asked to name a list of 60 or 100 of the most famous IFAmericans who have lived, wrought and died during the days of these , whom would you designate? Among all the American leaders in the various avenues of life, rulers, statesmen, generals, admirals, preachers, teachers, inventors, explor- ers, missionaries, authors, engineers, scientists, musicians, merchants and the like, whom would you select as Samuel I Clemen. Twain!, the candidates most Olark Florida, Mo, 1S3S. fitted by reason of their individual ' born In Greatest achievements in behalf of humanity of American humorist.. Died In for a place in a hall of fame? . 1910. Put on your tninking cap and try It. Write down a list of 50 famous and compare it a little on who already l.v later with those have ben elevated to a place in America's ball of fame.- - For America has a hall of fame. It Abbey !jJ Is no Westminster like that in which England entombs her great leaders and through the years pays tribute to their memories and their valued accomplishments. Instead of a Valhalla for the sacred dead, Amer- ica has reared a shrine dedicated to perpetuate the memory of our great ' J 14 IV Born - France, he came to PhllndelphU tn 1T7 4 - dead, which is coming more and more 5 I J I 1S31. J - r"-- v- --I I after seafnrlna; life. Died In V-- to be looked upon as a national insti- Jajf f AL tution. With each year, and with each f; aBrff succeeding election o" new candi ll l ' JNV" - 1 0 , poet. Lived for many years fSr. rj 1 ? -- dates, it looms higher in the public ..:.::::;--;- . iT ''"f " with In Camden, N. J. School teacher, - ' iK' ,nsasralrtaWJbmr,nfc. brother "X Imagination of America. " , , - i5h)Sh literary free lanee and poet ? f " 1 Si newipipcrmin. f 0 " ' " " ' 'Jr You probably know of that Ameri f " 1 Klrat contributed to Xw York Mirror and to can hall of fame. It is located in , the metropolis of the new world, overlooking the waters and the very ground upon which the pio- neers came to rear the new democ- racy. This hall of fame grew with the dawn of the twentieth century. It was established in 1900 when it was announced that New York uni- versity had accepted a gift of $100,- - 000 from a friend for the building of a colonnade at New York univer- sity, on University Heights, overlook- rr,m..,-.- rn- -l - , , ing the palisades and the Hudson and tlImn,nn,-ll'B't'"- n. N f , ? ,, , - ,rT Harlem valleys. It was announced rt nnWJ that ISO panels would be provided for J - ' . memorial bronze tablets, 60 to be in- Thomai Paine, author and patriot. Palne'a wrltingra are Iteld to have been .if 1900, provided 60 names ' scribed in much of the Inspiration back of the war of the revolution. Paine came 1 ' j ' ),"'- - IUck"rd Wat.on Glider, port and editor. Born In Bordentown, J., February should be approved by the two bodies to in 1744. Although he v& bitterly opposed for hia re M A "1 ' II ' 8 1S44' "'I - .De In 100. of judges then named, and at the close Hstfous views, he wai deeply revered for hia patriotic writinss. Died in i II of every five years thereafter five ad- New York in 1809. - ,j H P W " s I I born Americans, and the- constitution Lewis Morgan and . ditional tablets should be Inscribed, I 43 &...... B M S fiiss 411 was so amended. Engineers and architects John WUlia eo that the entire number would be approximately 1,000,000 inhabitants Is G. Porter. Philip Schuyler. Winfield Scott Many Interesting- names are to be V complete about the year 2000 A. D. given one elector. PhlllpHenry Sheridan. Zacbary Taylor may and George Henry Thomas. voted on for the first time this year, Physicians surgeons Steadily the moement has pro-Bres- ed Nominations be made by tha and Frank Abbott. public up May 1 elec- Lawyers and juages Thomas Mclntyre having been nominated up to the time William Tilllnghast Bull, John Murray and grown in favor wth each at large to of an Cooley (M. F.), Wil- year. - J. Oliver Ellsworth, the list of nominations closed In May. Carnochan, Charles T. Jackson, William successive election. These selections tion For this year the nomina- liam M. Eva rts. Edward Livingstone, Lem- - Sfcfppen Jr., Lyman Spalding. ! your in- and Sre held each Quinquennial year. tions now are closed, except as each Shaw tM. J. F.), Roger B. Taney and If imagination has not been elector may any Henry fH?i trigued by those names already sub Inventors Stockton Borton. Ottmar Who, to date, have- to under the rules add Wheaton. '- been elected your knowledge Mergenthaler. William Austin Burt, Walter a place in this shrine? If you have name to this preliminary list which he Rulers ana statesmen Charles Francis - "L ii$ III" rt mitted and of Hunt and Robert L. Stevens. Adams, portant out prepared your own list of famous thinks should appear. The standard Samuel Adams (M. J. F.) Thoman American leaders of the Missionaries and explorers Titus Coan for "fame" in the voting is taken from-th- e Benton, James G. Blaine, William Brad- pages of American history Is not en- nd Richard Fourne. Americans, lay it side by side with ford, John C. Calhoun, Chase, addi- Allen, see they compare. New English Dictionary definition Salmon P. tirely exhausted, . perhaps this Soldiers and sailors Ethan John this list and how of the word, viz.: "the condition of DeWltt Clinton. Edward Everett. Albert tional list will afford still more lively Barry. Arthur St. Clair, Paul Revere, Sam are names of the 60 , For here the being much talked about, chiefly fn a Gallatin. James A. Garfield. John Han- mental gymnastics. This Is the list Rice. J. E. B. Stuart and Emory Upton. American men and six American cock. , M. J. F-)- . nomlnattonsxonsidered by the New Lawyers and judges L. Q. C. Lamar " good sense; or reputation from great Robert R. Livingston, of . women who have been chosen during , Rob university senate and placed and Robert Yates. the elections of 1900, 1905, 1910 and achievements." Electors in, going over ert Morris. William H. Seward, Roger York Rulers and statesmen John Clarke. G ro 1916: the list of candidates mark'M. J. F." Sherman, Edwin McM asters Stanton, Alex- upon the preliminary ballots that are ver .. Jefferson Davis. Dekana (most justly famous) alter those ander H. Stephens and . being sent out to the electors. How wlda. Frederick Douglass, William Penn, Authors , Henry in Business men Stephen Girard, Johns many of them do yom recall offhand7. William Pepperell, Carl Schurx. Philip TK"adsworlh Longfellow, Washington Irv-lnf- f, names which they consider fame above the others. In the final elec- Hopkins ,and Cornelius. Vanderbllt. What did they do? Francis Thomas. Samuel Tllden and Rob- . James Russell Musicians, painters, sculptors, etc. Ed- ert Treat. Oliver "M. J. F." may be Bailey Lowell. , tion those marked win Booth. Frederick Authors and editors Thomas Business men Thomas Clark Durant, . by Edwin Church, John D. Wendell Holmes, Edgar Allen Poe, James admitted to the Hall of Fame a Singleton Copley. Joseph Jefferson. Fred- Aldrlch, Samuel L. Clemens. Moncure James Harper and Alexander Turney I'enlmore Cooper. William Cullen . Bryant, majority of the ballots cast. Every erick Law Olmstead, Hiram Powers and Conwxy, Francis Marion Crawford, Charles Stewart. Ceorffe Bancroft, and candidate hot so honored must be Theodore Thomas. A. Dana, Stephen Collins Foster, Richard Musicians, painters, iculptors, etc. WIN' W. Daniel Colt Gil man, Joel Chand- . elected by two-thir- of all the bal- Others of dWUncrjon John Brown. Gilder. Ham R. Barbee, Edward L. Davenport, Kducators and Mark Here. too. are women who been ler Harris. Brpnson Howard, Henry Charles Daslel Decatur Emmett, Edwin Forrest, lots cast. have ' ... many nominated but not as yet elected. How Lea, Francis Lieber. Donald Grant Mitch- George Fuller, W'inslow Homer, George Preachers and theologians Jonathan Thus it has com about that many of you place on your ell, 'Charles Eliot Norton, . Znness, MacDowell, Homer Dodga ry thorn would Edward Edwards. , William prominent Americans wtiom many hall of fame Hst William Snyder Porter, Edmund Clarence Martin, Augustus s, John S ted man . . Channtns and . izens might deem worthy of a place Authors Abigail Adams, Louisa May On bronze tablets in this marble corridor are Inscribed the names of those and Henry Twachtman. John Qulncy Adams Philanthropists and reformers George in tjj& Hall of Fame have failed yet Alcott, Alice Carey, Phoebe Carey, Sarah Educators Samuel Chapman Armstrong. Ward. James Abbdtt McNeill Whistler and Cooper. I elected to the Hall of Fame. Bowne, George Com Peabody and Peter to get piace jn great shrine. Margaret Fuller, Helen Hunt Jackson, Ly-di- a Borden Parker Fish Alexander Hedwig Wyant a the Sheldon. acieniian uunn tiarnvs Auauaon, w?ci - H. Sigourney fort and Edward Austin For the women's Hall of Fame the fol- ' j But these may be voted upon again- and Constance Fenimore son Lucretia Mott and Martha Washing- were elect xt 1905 Alexander Ham- Cray, Louis Agaasfx and . Woodson. Preachers and theologians Edward Ev lowing new names have been proposed this Engineers and architects None. ton. ilton, Louis' Agassiz and .John Paul Augustus Muhlenburg year: during ana missionaries Sara etc. Har- 1910, erett Hale. William Physicians and surgeons None. ing and what they did their Educators Musicians, painters, sculptors, Jones. At the next election. In Mayer Wise. Home social Susan B. An- Alice Pal- " and Isaac and workers candidates who Boardman Judson and Freeman . Inventors , Samuel F. lifetime. These are mer tM. J. F.) riet Hosmer. Roger "Williams joined the list. But Philanthropists and reformers Henry thony, June Cunningham Croly and Eliz- B Morse. Ell "Whitney and Ellas Howe. as many as five votes or more All Bache and Pocahontas in 1914 sprung up senti- Cady " received Home or social workers Lucy Stone others Sarah there had a Bergh. Stephen Van Rensselaer and Edwin abeth Stanton. explorers Daniel 1910 1915 and Musicians, Missionaries and in the and elections Blackwell and Pamela . Cunningham, Rotfe. ment in favor of making no discrim A. Stevens. painters, sculptors, etc Boone. whose names are placed on the ballot Eleanors Dare. Dorothea Dix. Mary Madi- - Three Americans of foreign birth ination between native and foreign Scientists Joel ah Wlllard Gibbs. Henry Fanny Davenport. Soldiers and sailors Ulysses S. Grant. again in 1920: David O. Karraprut. Robert E. Lee and tials to a fastidious and punctilious . Authors George William Curtis. John ish war, Reuben London; European I European court, chose not to wear the Lawyers and judges rJohn Marshall, Flake, William Lloyd Garrison, Horace war, Alfred Bromberg; Indians, Louis Mexican Diplomats to Shed Greeley, Francis Bret Harte, Francis Scott Coh-ei- ., conventional diplomatic uniform in . Joseph Storey and Rufus Hickling, CHILDREN GIVE HISTORICAL Hurtwitz, Jake Rosenfelt, Edwin Flaming Plumage. Choate. Ky. , William Sam Jermalawski, Donald Hub- vogue at the' present time, but instead e Webster, and Wil- Rulers and Statesmen Georg-- Wash- Noah Walt Whitman NEIGHBORHOOD PAGEANT bard; Pilgrims, Merle O'Connor, Rosa attired himself in a flaming frock ington, , Daniel Web- liam Dwlght Whitney. Senator and Capital City News- coat, adorned w ith a general's epaulets Thomas H. Gallaudet, Sam- Levine, Ida Singer, Minnie Pelman, paper Vrgea Simplification of ster, . Thomas Jeffer Educators Yet-t- a and wore a tricolor band across y Dinah Holtzman, Clara Etlinger, son, . . John Quin-c- uel G. Howe, Francis Way land, John 100 Under Auspices of Community Service Depict Growth of Nation Dress. his shirt front and gilded spurs on Adams, . Andrew Jack- Witherspoon and Theodore W. Woolsey. Etlinger, Esther Green, Minnie From Landing of Pilgrims to Present Year. Thaman, Director; Virginians, his '.boots. This diplomat had read son and . Preachers and Theologians Francis Rosa CITY, July 81. Apparel somewhere a plenipo- Business men None. Lyman Beecher, William Brewster, Anna Bornstein, Ida Rosenfelt. Goldie that minister IVT oft may proclaim tha man, but it tentiary held the rank of general and. Musicians, painters, sculptors, etc. Horace Bushiiell (M. J. F.). Cotton Math- repeated itself the a touching one, with the little child- Rosenfelt, Bessie Singer, Minnie Sing- L. Moody, Parker, from no longer will proclaim the Mexican acking a general's uniform, had Charles iiilbert Stuart. er. Dwight Theodore pil- . er,' HISTORY the landing of the ren portraying the grim facts of Flora Holtmein and Elsie flamboyant - Famous women Harriet Beecher Mattbcw Simpson and Boger Williams. present year diplomat. If the recommendations of adorned his frock- coat St owe. author; Marion Lyan and Emma grims to the in a history and tradition and prdgress secretary with what he believed to be prop Philanthropists and relormera None. pageant by more 100 green open Miguel Covarrubias. of for the Wlllard. educators and missionaries; Fran presented than beneath the trees and the by er martial accoutrements. v among Scientists Spencer F. Baird, Nathaniel cky, as pilgrims eign relations, are adopted the ces E. Wlllard. from home or so Bowditch. Matthew M. Maury, Benjamin children under the auspices' of the the and the Indians Boys Earn Vacations. government. cial workers; , scientist, and community service at the Neighbor- had gathered in bygone days. - Pierce. Benjamin Silliroan and Benjamin 7 proposes Dehydrating Begun. . Charlotte S. Cushman. tn the class of mu- hood Second Wood streets, pageant, POCATELLO. Idaho. Waste paper Senor Covarrubias that the Plant . Thompson (M. J. F.) house. and Following the the evening gold-braid- sculptors, etc. g, cast-of- ornate, uniforms worn sicians, painters, R. Wednesday night. Miss Loewen-ber- spent games and f material of various kinds SANTA ROSA. Cal. Construction of Rncrln..m ana architects James Jda was in playing in the by envoys in other times surely are others quali- - j Lyman Hoiley. Henry have provided about 25 youngsters of the nation's a dehydrating plant for the drying of. But there Eajs, Alexander H. head of the Neighborhood house Neighborhood house; and in commun- supplanted by the severely simple tied to take place in a hall of Ameri- - Richan'jon and John A. Roebllng. was in charge of the affair. ity singing led by Walter Jenkins. Downeytown near here with a vaca- be fruit and grapes has begun at the as many "grown-ups- " frock coats, which constitute the full & - can fame is probably your soliloquy. Physicians and surgeons Crawxvrd w. tion such might plant of the National Ice Cold Stor- , A portable ge placed beneath The entire cast was comprised of - : Epnraim McDowell. T envy. The boys, by collecting dress of diplomats representing the age company on Pa- Th.r are manv others who Lone. William trees boys, girls ranging from 6 to 16 the the Northwestern hv Morton. Benjamin Rush and James - Ma- the skirting the road in front and waste materials and selling United States and other countries. The failed of placement by reason of an years- - age. costumes, depict- them cific railroad here. plant will among rion Sims. of the building formed the meeting of The raised a fund of about 1500. With this Besides arguing that Mexico should cost in tne neighbornood of $175,000' Insufficient number of votes George Henry place principal in ing the period of history represented, Inventors Corliss. John for the characters they are defraying expenses of an au- fall in line with the customs of other ana win De one oi tne largest xne the electors. These electors, consist- Charles Goodyar. Richard M. America's history. Benjamin Frank- were made by the children them- diplomatic in ing of 100 or more persons, are ap- Erickson. tomobile tour through the Yellow- countries,", advocates of state. Hoe. Cyrus Hall McCorcnlck and Robert lin. , Abraham selves. The principal characters in stone Park. dress reform point out that the rec- pointed by the senate of the New McCormick. . Betsy pageant were; university tn approximately explorers Lincoln. Ross and William the "America," Anna ommendations of Senor Covarrubias. York Missionaries and John Eltot. pre-ceed- Liauor tioinz Besrzinir. Adon-ira- Penn passed in solemn review, Etlinger; "Progress." Jennie Alfano; If adopted, would result in appreci- equal numbers from the following Samuel Houston. EUsha Kent Kane. " by "America-- ' "Progress" 1620, Audrey Averil; 1720, Skeena Salmon Ran Starts. help con- HILO. Island of Hawaii. T. H four groups of living American citi- Judson. Meriwether Lewis, Jacques and Jennie able economies and would zens: (1) University or college presi- Marquette and Marcus Whitman. j representing the centuries from 1620 Blond; 1820, Ida Horwitg; 1920, Earl PRINCE RUPERT. B. C. Fisher- vince the wofld that Mexico is truly inirteen casus or ccotcn wnisxy ana dents; (2) historians and professors Soldiers and sailors George Rogers Moran; George Washington, Oscar men report that the run of sockeye democratic. dry rrin, found on a wharf here re -- tM. J. F.). Stephen Decatur, John . history, scientists; ($) editors, au- Clark pious pilgrims were 'in the proces- Schneider; William Penn, Maurice salmon has commenced up the Skeena In supporting the new movement eent'y are goinif begging. The liquor( of Charles Fremont, Nathaniel Greene (M. J. sion boys represent Betsy Sylvia promise simplification. El was discDve-e- d accidentally , In thors, men of affairs; (4) high public J. and dressed to Roback; Ross, Holtman river and the is of a big for dress Heraldo the F, Nathan Hale, Thomas Jackson. war, Spanish Benjamin Lev during the Car-ran- and plp.rt Justices of the highest (M. Sydney Johnston. John the civil the war and Benjamin Franklin. catch. The Skeena river led all of de Mexico recalls that territorial fruit warehouse officials. J. F.). Albert European up Leo regime Mexican dip and war by revenue courts, national or state. Each state Paul Jones, George G. Meade. William the war brought the ton; Abraham Lincoln. Schneider; British Columbia in its catch last i certain seized internal or group of adjacent states having PepperrelL Oliver Hazard Parry, David rear. It was a stately acene and yet civil war, William Schelnbraun; Span season, " ' ' lomat, upon presenting bis creden officers. . .