Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-12
LONGWORTH PAID
FINAL TRIBUTES
President and Other Leaders
Attend Last Rites in
Cincinnati.
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Cornelius Vanderbilt and Cornelius
Vanderbilt, jr.; Mr. and Mrs. Hubert
Taft, Postmaster General and Mrs
Walter Brown and Vincent Astor and
hundreds of other organizations and
individuals.
News Given to Paulina.
Paulina. the 6-year-old daughter OF
the Longworths, learned for the first
time today that her father was dead
when her mother reached home with
his casket She was in school here and
the news had been kept from her.
President Hoover's special train reach
ed here at 11:14 this morning. With
him and Mrs. Hoover were Capt. Russell
Train, his naval aide; Capt. Joel T,
Boone, the White House physician;
Postmaster Brown and others.
The station was crowded as the spe-
cial arrived. The official Reception
Committee for the Chief Executive in
cluded Mayor Russell Wilson of Cincin-
natl. Col Campbell Hodges. the Presi-
dents military aide, who accompanied
the Longworth funeral party from South
Carolina, and Kermit and Archie
Roosevelt.
The presidential party made its way
tflrSugh a battery of camersn1en and
left in automobiles for the Longworth
home
While the President and his party
were at lockwood. the Longworth home,
the grounds were closed to outsiders
They remained for about IS minutes
and returned to the train to await the
time for the funeral. .-...
The Honorary PaIlbearers.
Honorary pallbearers from Cincinnati
we're: B. H. Kroger. G. H. Worthington,
J. V. Campbell, Mai Russell WILSON, r.
P Ernst, w F. Wiley, F. W. Cottle, A. c.
Shinkle, J. H. Graydon, B. p HOLSTER,
c. s. Rankin, Joseph Asset, w. r. Hess,
Hubert Taft, c. L. Harrison, r. A. Taft,
j. NJ Hutton. Gilbert Bettman, Walter
Hermann. Joseph Wiltshire, w. P. An
tersoa J J. Rowe, Judge w p LuederS,
Fred Schneider, c. NJ Jacobs, IT., B. l..
Kilgour. c. w Henry. w. H. Chatf1eld.
J. L. Mitchell, Marvin Petrovic, NJ. Y.
Cooper.
The out-of-town honorary pallbearers
we're: Col William Donovan, New York;
r. r. GraSselli. Cleveland: Gen. Clarence
Williams, Washington; Cleveland Per-
kins. New York: John wilkins, Henry
B. Spencer, Frederick H Gillett, Spring.
field, Mass; Joseph Letter, Chicago;
Percy R. Payne, New York: Walter F.
Brown, Toledo; James w Wadsworth
New York: Gen. Cornelius Vanderbilt,
New York; R. Livingston Beeckman,
Newport. r. l.; Efrem Zimbalist. New
York; R. L. AgassiZ. Boston; Quincy
Shaw. Wallace Goodrich. Manchester.
Mass: Thomas Nelson Perkins. West
wood, Mass; Frederick Winthrop. Bos-
ton; c. Bascom Slemp, Washington;
Count Laszlo Szechenyi. Washington;
Ogden L. Mills. New York; John F.
Carew. New York: Gen Charles L. Nc
Cawley, Washington: Woodbury. Blair.
Charles G. Dawes. Chicago; Fulton Cut
ting, New York: Clarence Mackay, New
York; Stephen Crosby. Walter H. New
ton, Minneapolis; Charles P. Light,
Washington; Henry P. Fletcher. Green
Castle, Pa; Leland Harrison. Washing
ton; George Garrett. Isaac Bacharach,
Atlantic City: Richard Aldrich, New
York: Robert L. Bacon. New York: John
n. Garner, Uvalde, Tex: Bertrand H.
Smell, New York; Charles Crisp. Ameri-
Gus, Ga: Samuel Rayburn. Bonham,
Tex; John @. TilSon. New Haven.
Conn; John McDufie. Monroeville, Ala;
FINS Garrett, Dresden, Tenn: Will
Rogers, Beverly Hills, Calf; VIII r.
Wood, Lafayette, Ind; John W. Geary,
Albert Lasker. Chicago; Fleming New
bold, Washington
All members Of the delegations from
the United States Senate and House
Of Representatives also acted as honor
airy pallbearers.