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A marble foot crushes her neck. Banished from City Hall Park, the city places it in front of Queens Borough Hall with official blessing but without general public approval. It is non profit given with Manhattan’s complements. The statue is dedicated at the long-awaited(?) ceremony. Does anyone care? What non profit arrangements have been made for handling the crowds(?) Borough President Harvey does not state the plans(?) in the announcement. About 120 people, mostly Borough hall employees, are on hand for the dedication. ... ... ... 26 February 1922, New York Times, pg. 19: Civic Virtue Statue, a Youth non profit With a Club, Soon to Menace Sirens in City Hall The statue Civic Virtue has been completed by Frederick Macmonnies, the sculptor, and in a few days will be packed and crated and sent from a Bronx studio to City Hall Park, where it will be erected soon.
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