Evening star., 1937-12-28
KELLOGG PRAISED
FOR PEACE ROLE
Ex-Secretary of State Is
Eulogized in Last Rites
at Cathedral.
BY JAMES WALDO FAWCErr.

BY JAMES WALDO FAWCETT.
Eulogized as "a servant Of the
Prince Of Peace" Frank Billings Kel.
logg, former Secretary of State and
World Court jurist, was buried yester.
day in the Chapel Of st. Joseph Of
Arimathea in Washington Cathedral,
Mount st. Alban.
He went to his rest mourned by a
throng Of friends-officers Of the Gov
eminent, members of the diplomatic
corps, congressional leaders, eminent
lawyers, clergymen and educators and
host Of plain people, who, perhaps,
had loved him best of all.
The ceremonies were conducted BY
the Right Rev. James E. Freeman,
Bishop Of Washington, assisted by the
Very Rev. Noble c. Powell, dean of
the Cathedral.
Covered With Lilies.
While the congregation assembled,
the bronze casket containing the body
OF the man who guided American for
eign policy during President Coolidee's
administration stood before the chan
eel at the end of the central aisle Of
the Great Choir It was covered with
Easter lilies sent by his widow, the
former Miss Clara NJ Cook, and was
banked by flowers representing the
homage of many different societies. and
tne tribute OF numerous company of
close acquaintance.
Chief Justice and Mrs. Hughes were
among the first Of the distinguished
guests to arrive. Others seated in the
reserved section of the Great Choir
were: Secretary Of State and Mrs
Hull. Secretary of Commerce Roper
Attorney General Cummings, Associate
Justice and Mrs. Butler, the British.
austrian and Japanese Ambassadors:
the Ministers of Norway and the Irish
Free State, Jules Henry, counselor Of
the French Embassy: Solicitor Gen.
eral Stanley Reed. Charles H March
OF the Federal Trade Commission
former Attorney General William d
Mitchell, Senator Shipstead, former
Ambassador Alansson B. Houghton
Frank Hogan, representing the District
Bar Association; Miss Mabel Board.
man, the American Red Cross: tn.
Right Rev. Julius W. Atwood, retired
Bishop of Arizona; former Assistant
secretary of Commerce William r
MacCracken; Charles Henry Butler.
La Motto Belin, DR.. Leo S. Row.
director general Of the Pan-American
Union: Mr. and Mrs. Snowden Fahne-
stock. Mrs. James M. Beck, Mrs
James R. Mann. Mrs. Frederick
Gillett, MIR. and Mrs. Keith Merrill
James Clement Dunn, j. Pierpont
Monatt. Stanley Woodward, Mrs
Mckee Dunn and Mrs. Freeman.
Members Of Family Group.
with Mrs. Kellogg were: MIR. and
MRS. Seabury Stanton and three chill
oren, New Bedford, Mass; Mrs. Jean
austen. Ocala, Fla; Mrs. Francis J
Ottis, st. Paul; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Clark and Mr.. and Mrs. Burnhan
Harris. also of St. Paul Mr.. and Mrs
John H. Bradshaw. jr., Madison, N. j.,
and Mr.. Kellogg's law partners, Guv
Chase and George Morgan. The family
group were escorted to their chairs by
former Undersecretary of State Will
liam r. Castle. a member OF the
Cathedral Chapter.
Mr.. Kellogg. Bishop Freeman de-
clared in his eulogy, was "a lover Of
his kind who earned the right Of
sepulchre in this temple Of peace" by
his efforts for world stability. "He
was a statesman Of distinction for
simplicity, modesty and self-eface-
ment.- His honors he wore with hu-
mility and as they multiplied they
never took from him his preference
Tor the simple ways of life. Strong in
his faith, he sought no praise. He
was dreamer; yea, a dreamer Of
dreams for world tranquility, a dream.
er who dared to believe in what other
men scofted at. He had confidence in
what must come despite the cupiditv
and weakness of men, a dream that
must come true, world knitted To.
gether in ties of brotherhood. He will
rest IN peace in this temple of peace
and have his reward from the Prince
of Peace"