Evening star., 1928-04-28
legislators Body to Lie by
Speakers RoStrum Dur
ing Services.
DAWES AND BYRNS PLAN
TO DELIVER EULOGIES
Notables to Be Present-All Gal
leries Reserved-0fficial Dele
CATION to Burial Named,

one OF the most impressive lutlSIhl
services ever held in the hall OF the
House of Representatives has been ar
ranged Tor tomorrow in honor OF Rep
resentative Martin B. Madden of I'LL
nois, chairman of the appropriation
committee. for % years member OF
the House. and for many years promi-
nent i'll legislative affairs. The cere-
monies IN the House will be at l.
O'Clock, with the body of Mr.. Madden
ON a flower covered catafalque occupy
ing a position in front of the Speaker
roStrum.
Vice President Dawes and Represent
ative ByrnS of Tennessee, ranking Dem
ocrat on the appropriations committee,
are to speak in eulogy of their deceased
colleague. expressing the condolenceS
respectively of House and Senate. Usu-
allv there is only one speaker at such
memorial services.
Chaplain 10 0fficiate.
The hurtal service will be conducted
bv Rev, DIR. James Shera Montgomery,
chaplain of the House, who wili ac-
company MIR. Maddens family to IL
linols for burial services there.
The hymns will be sung by the male
quartet of the Metropolitan Methodist
Episcopal Church the hymns selected
being Nearer. My God, to Thee ana
Beautiful Isle OF Somewhere. The
chaplain will also pronounce oenedlc-
tion.
Under a resolution adopted by the
House today the President and mem
bers of the cabinet. the Vice President
and members of the Senate. the Cnlef
Justice and associate justices OF the SUI
preme Court of the United states. the
diplomatic corps. through the Secretary
of State: the general o. the Army and
the chief of naval operations have been
invited 10 occupy seats on the moor Oh
the House during the memorial services.
Members of Mr.. Madden's family and
personal friends will meet In MIR Mad
dens Offices from which they Will be
escorted TO seats on the floor OF the
House.
Galleries Reserved.
All OF the House galleries will be re-
served for this occasion, admission being
by special cards only.
The Speaker today appointed as Oh
ficial delegation to represent the House
at MIR. Maoden's funeral accompanying
the body on a special train TO Hinsdale,
III, the most impressive delegation ever
appointed for such duty. This includes
the entire Illinois delegation, which
consists of Representative Yates, Rath~
bone, Morton ID. Hull, Sproul, Doyle,
Igoe. Mtchaelson. Kunz, Brit
ten, Chindbloom. Reid, Buckbee. john
son, Allen. King, William 4. Huh, Han.
Holiday. Adkins. Rainey Major, irwin,
Arnold. Williams and DeniSoil.
The delegation also includes the entire
membership OF the House appropria-
ticns committee. which is the master
committee of the House with 35 MEM
oers. including Representatives Anthony
Kansas: wood, Indiana; Cramton,
Michigan: Wasson. New Hampshire;
Tinkhan. Massachusetts: French. Ida
no: Shrieve, Pennsylvania Dickinson,
Iowa; Murphy. Ohio: Summers. Wash
ington: Barbour. California; Ackerman
New Jersey; Hardey Colorado; Taber.
New York: Thatcher Kentucky; Clague
Minnesota: Simmons. Nebraska, Hola-
day, Illinois; Bacon, New York. Welsh
Pennsylvania: Burns. Tennessee. Blu
shanan, Texas: Taylor. Colorado: Oliver.
Alabama: Griffin. New York. Harrison.
Virginia. Sandlin. louisiana Ayres,
Kansas. Cullen. New York. Collins, Mis-
sissinpi Hastings. Oklahoma; Vinson,
Kentucky. and Casey. Pennsylvania.
Appointed as fftenuss
Representatives Newton of Minnesota
and Grist Of Pennsylvania were also
appointed to the Official delegation as
personal friends Of MIR. Madden's family
Following the funeral services IN the
House. the body viii be taken to Union
Station and escorted on q special train,
accompanied by the congressional dele
CATION and the family. The train Is
Il Ia q al llaslg AG1gN-
day. where 1t will be switched 70 Hins-
dale, seven miles from MIR Maddens
Castle Eden farm. The funeral will
be Mt 2 pm.
The congressional delegation win be
accompanied from Chicago by the
MAYOR and committee OF leading
citizens.
Ruled Expenditures.
The death OF Madden Of Illinois"
removed from Congress the man Who
held one Of the strongest check reins
on the Nations expenditures. The VET
teran Representative had power. but
he added 10 this a personality and de-
termination that carved for him niche
apart from the rest.
The closing years OF his life were
filed with legislative warfare, and many
times there was almost continuous firing
on three fronts. Yet TO within IS
minutes OF the time when an acute
attack Of heart trouble brought death
he was as full OF fight as when he
took over his craftsmanship several
years ago
First Madden had TO fight for the
prerogatiye ot his committee In the
House itself He took over the chair
manship almost simultaneously with the
fRaIDalTatlaF Gf the national budget
system, which brought reaiignment
of House committees and almost over
night more than trebled the power Of
ths appropriations body,
This change, taking as 1t did the
lCnnllnllad On nann q fanlIinna .