Show Plans for a National 71 r fI f n- n Pantheon P the he on it 8 M.-l. M. an i l ff J 4 1 I ijo r a t t i I 4 J j I r- r i. i A Ms Y 3 L tt R The Present Statuary Hall Hail i L t 3 f tl t t x s Ate Alexander Georgia k b Q L d j ate 1 4 r t S I It I Senator Robert t M. M LaFollette Wisconsin 4 By ELMO SCOTT WATSON UK r recent announcement from Washington Wash Wash- ington that some of the statues In Statuary hall on the main line bet between wren the house and senate chambers chambers cham cham- bers In the tile United States Capitol are to be removed because engineers engineers engi engl- believe e that the wel weight ht of the 68 CS bronze and stone figures which now crowd t the ball hall Is endangering endangering en en- the foundations of the chamber has brought again Into t the limelight an Institution which Is la regarded a as aa s our national hall of tame fume Plans are un under er way to place many of ot the I statues In fn the long corridor on the ground floor that runs rune the entire length of ot the Capitol build build- ing l og Instead of being crowded crowdell to together ether In a single lingle chamber these statues statuE's henceforth willbe will willbe be widely distributed This action has haa also revived talk of ot providing a national pantheon a building where there would be ample room for the proper display of every statue such luch as sa was provided for by a bill which was Introduced Into congress In recent years by Representative George II 11 Tinkham of Massachusetts but which was referred to a com coma and seems Ima to have become lost In the l legislative shuttle shuffle Statuary hall Is the original chamber of the national house of representatives In ISO ISO-i Representative Representative Rep Rep- Merrill of Vermont ormont Introduced a resolution to have the old house chamber set et aside for this purpose Each state was wal authorized authorIzed author author- to place there two statues of men and ancl women women wom worn en who had been bren Illustrious for tor their historic renown and had hall rendered distinguished civil or military service to the country Recent additions Include statues of John M. M I. I Clayton and Caesar Rodney from Delaware Hannibal Han from Maine Alexander II ll Stephens Ste Ste- Stephens from Georgia John C. C Greenway from Arizona Robert M. M loll n Toilette Follette from Wisconsin anI and Sequoyah from Oklahoma The list of states and the men who have hae honored honored hon hon- ored their notables follow ALABAMA J. J I I. I M. M Curr Curry member r of congress Confederate veteran minister to Spain and author General Joseph Wheeler graduate of the Confederacy and brigadier general United States arm army In Spanish war also a member of or congress A John John Campbell Greenway Vale Tale ite te te Rough Hough Rider World war veteran and mining engineer ARKANSAS Uriah RAS Uriah M. M Rose Hose lawyer lawer chancellor chancel chancel- lor of state president of the American slur nor asso asso- association elation appointed by President Theodore Throdore Roosevelt Roosevelt Roose Roose- velt one ono of delegates to the Peace learE congress at atThe The Vague Hague with rank of ambassador James I P. P Clarke governor go of Arkansas and United States senator C. CALIFORNIA I. A Serra missionary of the Franciscan order the t of nine missions Thomas Starr yang King minister of the First Unitarian church In California and the theman theman man whose matchless oratory saved sn California to the Union rn fn fin the tile words of the Inscription on his portrait at the tile capitol In Sacramento CO CONNECTICUT Roger Roger Sherman signer of ot the Declaration of Independence member of the Continental congress of the Constitutional con convention of ot the house of ot representatives and lid the senate Jonathan Trumbull chief justice and Governor Co of Connecticut tile the only Colonial governor gov goy who espoused the cause muse of or Independence DI DELAWARE John LA AIU John M. M Clayton who as secre secretary secretary tar tary of state under President Zachary Zachar Taylor conducted the Clayton Bulwer with treaty Great Britain Caesar Hodne Rodney nr m iber ber of ot the Continental Con Con- congress and signer the Declaration of Independence FLORIDA FLORIDA Dr John Gorne Gome physician and In In- yc 6 Gen John Arizona C 4 g I John M. M Clayton Clayton- Clay ton ton- Delaware f 3 r p Sequoyah Oklahoma of or the Ice kp machine and mechanical refrigeration re re- re- re fr Gen Con E. E Kirby Smith Mexican war soldier Confederate leader and In civil life a famous educator GI GEORGIA Dr Crawford Williamson Lon Long Lang physician and discoverer r of ot ether anesthesia Alexander Hamilton Stephens vice president of ot the Confederacy IDAHO George Geor George e L. L Shoup pioneer and patriot colonel In the Union army governor of Idaho both territory and state and United States sen sen- senator ator ILL ILLINOIS James ILLINOIS OIS James Shields Union officer In Mexican and Civil wars and United States senator sen srn ator Frances s E Eo E. E Wl Willard reformer president and founder of the Womans Woman's Christian Temper Temperance ance anre union mA l INDIANA Oliver INDIANA A Oliver P. P Morton Civil CI war governor ItO goy and senator lew I-ew Wallace Union general and author of Ben lien Hur IOWA James IOWA James Harlan senator and secretary of Interior Samuel Jordan Kirkwood minister to Denmark senator and secretary of Interior KANSAS KANSAS John John SAS-John John J. J Ingalls lawyer la scholar and three terms a senator George Wash Wash- In ington n Click Glick governor and Union veteran I KENTUCKY KENTUCKY henry E Henry Clay speaker of the bouse house senator and secretary of state Ephraim McDowell physician and am surgeon MAINE William MAINE l. J r William King first governor sue suc banker and business man Hannibal Vice Ice President under Lincoln NI Charles Charles Carroll member of ot the Continental congress and last surviving signer of ot the Declaration of Independence John Hanson Han Han- son liOn patriot of ot the te Revolution and president of the Continental congress MICHIGAN Lewis Lewis Cass senator cabinet of of- fleer and statesman Chandler sena sena- tor secretary of Interior and chairman of ot tb the e Republican national committee MASSACHUSETTS Samuel MASSACHUSETTS Samuel Adams Adama governor governo r and patriot of the Revolution John WInthrop Winthro R Colonial governor JlII MINNESOTA MINNESOTA Henry Henry Mower Rice pioneer r and one of ot the first senators from the state MISSISSIPPI MISSISSIPPI Jefferson Jefferson Davis DallI president of the tile Confederacy James Z George Confederate e soldier and United States senator MISSOURI MISSOURI Francis Francis P P. P Blair soldier edit editor or anti and political leader Thomas II H. Renton Denton senat senator or and strong Union man SEW NEW John HAMPSHIRE John Stark Starks Slark soldier I Ithe In Inthe Inthe n the French Indian and Revolutionary wars war s Daniel Webster senator and famous foe of se se- e e. e cession NEW SEW JERSEY Richard JERSEY Richard Stockton emine eminent nt Colonial leader lendEr Philip Kearny famous sold soldier er and explorer NEW YORK YORK Robert Robert R. R Livingston Colonial al governor and signer of the Declaration of ot Independence Inde Inde- e George Clinton governor of the sta state to and andIce Vice Ice President of ot the United States NORTH C. CAROLINA CAROLINA Zebulon oIA Zebulon BaIrd Vance Vane e Confederate veteran governor and senator r Charles Aycock Acock OHIO OHIO James James A A. A Garfield Civil war gener general al and President Willi William II 10 Allen senator and go gov go V. V OI OKLAHOMA Sequoyah I. Sequoyah Cherokee Indian a and nd inventor In of the Cherokee alphabet PE PENNSYLVANIA J. J. IA-J. J. J I 1 P. P G. G Muhlenberg ml n 1 Ister of the gospel soldier and member of ti the ie e house Robert l Fulton the adapter of or steam m iem poorer pOi to the propelling of ot ships RHODE ISLA ISLAND Nathaniel ISLAND D- D Nathaniel Greene famo famous 13 us comrade In arms of Washington Roger Hoger W Wil ll- ll 11 lams liams a founder of ot Providence and Rhode Isla Island nd id ida plantations SOUTH nOLI C. CAROLINA John CAROLINA John oIA-John John C. C Calhoun sea sena a a- a tor and secession protagonist an Wade Hampton Hampt o In n Confederate general genera governor o and senator n TENNESSEE I SSI I Andrew Jackson soldier a and id ad idu President nt John Sevier soldier In the Revo lu- lu u- u ion tion first governor gO of the state and member of Df congress contrESs TEXAS TEXAS Stephen Stephen F. F Austin Texas revolution o n 1st Samuel Houston liberator and President of ot the Ut Republic of or Texas lat later r governor 10 and me memo mem m ber bet of or the house bouse VERMONT Ethan Ethan T-Ethan Ethan Allen hero of Ticonderoga oga Jacob Jarob Collamer d congressman senator a and n id idof postmaster general VIRGINIA VIRGINIA George George IA-George George Washington Father of or Ills Country Robert nobert I II E. Lee Ire Confederate g gen en n- n Era Brat eral WEST VIRGINIA VIRGINIA John John I. John F E. E Kenna Coated T- T nT ate veteran member of of ot the house and Te Francis E. E Union war governor senate scant e WISCONSIN WISCONSIN Junes olSIN James Marquette French rench 3 Jp suit sult priest and explorer Robert II H. I La loll I Tolle olle e I senator governor Io and pro progressive e loader lender 9 Ie fig b by Western N Newspaper w paper Union |