Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-11-07 | Page 1 | Mark Twain is Given Place in Hall of Fame

Ml TK IS GIVEN PLACE II HULL OF FAME I Five Other Famous Men ;uc Selected for Positions of Honor I xnv york, Nov. c. Following ' a custom lens formally observed I through all the centuries since the j works of Anaxngoras were relegated to the top shelf to make room for those I of Aesop, the electors of the New-York New-York unlverslt) Hull of Fame ye.ster-I ye.ster-I day announced the dedication of a . niche to Mark Twain Noah Web-! Web-! .xt.T. after consideration, was not ad- mitted. Along with the great humorist, i whose 'Huckleberry Finn ' "innocence Ahioail" and a hundred oth' r liRlit j hearted tales have endeared them-: them-: selves to the American reader, five iotlur famous men and one woman I were accorded places In the collonade I surmounting University Heights and I overlooking the Hudson river. The I were James Uuchanan Eedes, engineer; engi-neer; Patrick Henry, patriot and statesman; Willlasn Thomas Green Morton, phvsielan, August SalntGaU-dftis, SalntGaU-dftis, sculptor; Roger Williams, preacher and founder of the state of Rhode Island. and Alice Froenian Palmer, teacher. oo