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HVISMNG J'UBUO "lEDGEU-VuILADELPUIA, TUESDAV, AIAKCH 5. 11)18
GOSSIP OF THE STREET
EYES OF BROKERS CENTERED "
NOW ON LIBERTY LOAN DRIVE
Opinion Prevails That Market Conditions
Will Be Unchanged Until "Campaign Is
Ended Gossip oi' the Street i
rfI.LNi:sS irlmix iiirenio In Hip liioUcr.V oftlcM In tills til. N'o one
Kcetiw to tiiko miuli lnlrre--t In Hip Mock twirled. Those where
opinions were n-Knl Mild thev licllcvcil tlieio unuM lie rn little rlmiiRe
In rnniltct imiilltlcms till lifter tlie tict l.lbci t I.oun uiniiuldi.
The Bieiitect ill aw b.ic.k to market icc-tlvlt). iivc-onllnc to the Iirolu-IM.
li the ctrcme tightness of the tiloncy m.irKrt. pome fjoliiK no far hi to
My money cannot be had Of course, llili Ih koiiipm1i.iI overdrawn, iih
money can bo liml, but the pilc-c imKeil It prohibitive.
It Is gpnct.ill) nektioulcilsed tint "every inc" ic prcp.irlttK for the
next Iilherty ninp.iicit, both liicllvlilii.ils uud Imtil.x AttPiitlon was drawn
todity to tho lurjjo amount of dividend? vvhlc-li me liming clue shortly, ,
but tho belief Is tll.it tle-c, lii-.lt' ni of MtkliiR the muni ch.inneN fin
reinvestment In mlsull.incoiis net uritic, will be l.irReh Invested In
Llberts lloiuls
The iuhii.ihoi of a Mi Re out of town bouvp, who pclsonall.v took inoio
than the usual iirtlvo Inte-ient hi the last two i-iiiiipnlftnx and who Ih
now t-cttlliR IiIh Iiouvc In nielei for Hip net I'nmp.tlKii. (-aid jeMcrdiiy
that no matter how larso the ioiihiik 1.11k rtv Iloml Issue ho believes
It will uc.ito more ciUhiiFl.i-.ni than tlthei of tho lit nL two. and ho
lookH forvvaiil to t-ec It n ureal mii ?. Up thinks, however, that tho
period which Is beltiR talked about hi which to make the canip.ilRii ,ls
too nhort. and remarked that If the Issue should bo ?t..OOO,000,000 oV
JSOOUOOOOOO. the time devotid to the lampilRii should be not lec than
eight weeks. Mote persons nro talkliiR about and ptiiinlUR for tho third
Issue he t-uld, than he expcilcmed previous to the llrst two e.itnp.ilKti".
Tho bond and Investment holies outside of -tmn etiRiiRed In tho
flotation of leecut new Issues, uic btRliinltiK to prtp.iiu foi the . .itti
palRii, antlelpatliiR that business from now on will take on u stmllai
toinplcxlon to thai lninitdliitel picicdhiR the tvjei foimei iiiinpalKiis.
Procter & Gamble's $25,000,000 Note lime
"As Rood as (!nv eminent bonds" vvus the remaik of tho iniinuKer
of one of tho Mrsest hankhiR mid Investment Iioumjs hi the rlty ester
day when hpeakliiR of tho $25,000,000 Issue of 7 per cent t-erlal notes of
Procter .1 (.Limbic, of Citiiliinutl. whleh nro behiR put on the market
by a sjudkatc made up of the Oti.ir.inl Tryst Compan.v, the National
Clt Company and the I'ilst National Hank of New York.
The notes me serial $.i,ono,000 matiirhiR each je.ir fiom 19ID to
19J3 They mo behiR offeied on n "'4 per cut basis for the earlier
maturities, the Ield Increasing nnc iiu.'irtei of 1 pe rent for ia h sue
cccdltu matiirlt.v
Tills Is probablv the luyest Issue as et p.ihmiI upon li the lapllal
1siks lonimlttec, and the Kenual Implosion Is that thc.v will meet with
favoi fiom Invcstoit In this cttv.
Thero Is considerable speiulatlon as to what tho pi 01 ceils of this
note sale aro to be applied bejond tho takhiR up of the $18,000,000 bank
loan, but It Is well known th it t'10 byproducts of this concern, es
peclally Rlcerlu, Is cmplood by the (Jovcrnment hi Imnienso quanti
ties In the manufacture of IiIrIi explosives.
Tho complimentary remaik mado above about this Issue lomes with
a better Rr.uo sIirc i.elthcr the person who mado It nor his concern is
Interested In tho Issue
Harrisburg Municipal Bond Issue Postponed
It now appeals that (he Issue of IlarrlsbuiR. I'.i , municipal bonds
011 vvlili h bids were invited and weie to be opcnul on I 'rid t last, arc
not to ho Issued at pic-cnt
OvvhiR to a technicality. It Is said, the bonds weie ice.illul and oideis
wcio Rlen not to open the bids.
It is also said that tho technicality dlbtovcied may also affect tho
validltj of the recent issue, tho bids on which and the final award wcro
given In detail In this column at tho time
Montana Power Company's Bond Issue
It Is generally acknowlcdsed on the Htieet that in the face of many
short-term, Iilgh-jIcM offerhiRS which have been placed bo' .10 the public
reccntl.v. It took nerve on the pait of Lee HIkrIh-oh & Co.. vvhoc lepie-i-entatlve
heie Is II. A .Scilc. of tho Land Title IlulldliiK. to put out the
14,000,000 Issue of Montana I'ovver Company first and refunding mort
gage K jier cent hIiiMii,; fund till: t-.vcai bonds.
These also weie appioved II Is Mild, bv the capital Issues committee.
The statement aoc.omp.in Ihr the Issue shows the company In splen
did condition, with an Increase hi net earnings of almost 100 per cent
Inco the ear ended December 31, 1913. as compared with the net earn
ings of tho cnr ended December 31, 1917.
The company is pajins 7 pel cent on Its preferred stock and S per
cent on ltn common.
It la understood that quite a number of tho bonds are being taken
up In Philadelphia and Baltlmoie b.v conservative lucstoi.
Things That Mag Affect the Market
piomlneut bankei leniaikcd rsteiiliij that, -o far as the piesent
coiiditlon of tho sto 1; market Is coiuerned the onlj things which. In
his opinion, will make any appieciable 1 hanso from Its drifting iiIour
alnilcMl us It is doing at pi (sent, would bp the nel address to Con
gress, which will bo mado soon b.v the President and which will not
change mattcis fundamcntallj, hut as usual will nrford home operators
an c-xcute; a decided victoij for tho Allies on tho Wcbtern fiont, or
Komo adverso nevva wjilch would have a depicsslng effect on the peoplo
as n whole, and, lie added, the onl one of these which seems a certainty
Is tho President's address to Congress.
Attractive Investment for Reserve Banks )
A well-known linn, dealing largely in commcicial papei and prime
acceptances, has pointed out that at present prime bank and bankers'
acceptances eligible for pmchaso bj tho Tederal Ttescrvo Hanks are an
attractive Investment for member banks. Ilcie arc the icasons given:
"In subscribing to certificates of Indebtedness banks nro"not "ie
quired on subsciiptioii to mnko pament In cash Immcdlatclj, but merely
to grant book ci edits to tho Uov eminent Where- 11 banking Institution'
has such eicdlts on Its books It will, of ionise, anticipate! that It may
be called upon for funds at any time. The lesult has been that manv
banks have been holding unusual amounts of cash Provision foi such
calls bj the Government might with advantage bo made tluougli holding
at all times a certain amount of piimo acceptances. 'When .1 call It
received fiom tho Government, Instead of making pavment In cash a
bank could turn In p.'lme acceptances to the amount of tho call and re
ceive credit for such acceptances on tho srmo daj. Tlu 11 bank
could keep on hand a ccitnln amount of Uh resources in liquid shapo to
meet Government calls, and at tho samo time lecclve Interest on such
funds. This Is not tho enso wheie funds aro being held In tho form of
cash."
Excess Profits Tax
A dispatch from Washington
Piollts taxes Eajs:
Ulemcous rcpoits havo been cir. ulatcd by icvcral trade organt
tatlous, sas an Internal Itevcnuo Iluicau statement today, that lucre
nicnt or Increase hi property values, as ascertained by upp.alsal may
bo treated as earned suiplus ot undivided profits and Included in Invested
capltul for tho puiposo of the excess pioflts la.
'"The excess ..roflts tax law,' tho bureau explains, 'cxpicely nlacfcs
the computation of Invested capital upon tho basis of the cash and othTn
Property actually put Into the business and not upon that of a present
valuation or appraisal ot Uh usscts.'" Present
FIREUUG SENT TO HOSPITAL
Man Who Set Firo to Stable Will He
Remanded for Examination
U A'lcr ho had admitted setting Urn to
siaDie on tho Parkway yesterday.
James Tlerncy, thirty-four years old,
recently an Imuato of tho Philadelphia
General Hospital, was remanded to tlie
hospital for an examination.
Tlerney was arrested near tho pre nt
Twenty-third and Itaco streets, when Ida
actions becamo objectionable to tho flrc
roen. It Is uald ho .showed purtlculnr
delight lu seeing thd property going up
in tituoke. and Im alleged te have told
htofey, u policeman attached to the
Twentieth und riuttonwood etrerta po
lice elation, that ho pet. flro to winio
Waste hi the tttable and caused tho
iblate.
fA Afalitant I-'lie Marshal Gallagher alo
Iwc'tJlined bofore Ataalitrato Watson In
B. I'anlM. OI..I.L .l"T ."..i .Jul,
icfeuing
to one phase of the csccsa
"OLDEST WOMAN" VOTES
Hiooklyn Orcat-Grandmotlicr, 102
Ycais Old, Casts Ballot
HKOOKLV.V. March B .Mrs Sally
Gold, of ;s Stage street, HrooK
ln, 102 yeata of age, and eald to be tho
oldest woman voter in tho country, cast
her first vote hero today In the special
congressional election. It U the first
time women havo voted here. Mr. Hold
uroso at B o'clock tlila morning In order
to bo the first at the polls. Mrs; Gold
was born In Austria -una camo lo this
country forty years ago. She has two
grandchildren and five great-grandchildren
living In lirooklyn. ,
Tampers With Meter; Aiphyxiatcd
While trying to get money from the
gas meter In the cellar of hla home to
tiny rood James, urpwu, utiy years oia
democracy of religion bows
A '1 Y TI11 S" - i
Hieh and.Poor Stand in Line About Ovcrcrowdud Ca
thedral in Mingled Prayer and Curiosity
During Funeral Ceremonies
v Ily M'LISS
ns-iiriinei 1 m pi 1 sous vviiii
r. no tl
bought or hope of being lid-1
mltted to die cathedral, stood tii.tn oftnl of (lip two laiillniN illMinm and
them for ninre lliau live lioius outslib- I'm lev
of the. iiIIHi-p wlirre the body of A11I1-
bistlon I'reiiili-i c.imI lit-
Willi mtlpiii i..ni. 11.-1 ,11,1
--onip nni. mi.M.,1 1 ! ... 1
with what seriiipd to ,p a iloop persiiliul
I lo- Othrrs, fratiklv iiulosltv seel.iis
watchrd with rnv v the p isp with wlilihl
Ihn fnituuntp liwessors of the wlill.
land pink tl.kots gained entrance to wit-
1 tirss the solemn iltcs
I'lvo hundred nollienirn trn fiom eaili
of the fnrlj-lwo dlstr.ts. ami h.iiip p-c-,
Itras br.lde. th rntlie drlill under tl.p ,
umpivlslnn ,,f (:,,, tln lc. ,,. I.nl.t hi, I. ,
the i rowd
Mvm iiftit tin- dnois of the i hun Ii
Wpre npeiipil It was iIImiivpipi! lint fdi
iluplli nlis of llu- tin rllml uh tp ttikPts
villi h entllliil tbp Imlder to the prlv llrgi'
or a H'Mt, weir niliig nffeinl as gcnuuie
.Pit. weie bilng i.rfPioil as genuine
Igtd lnp..llo of th. bits ot
In th.' bands of cvpiv pn.-io.tlv.
,. r... . ...... - ..
A rigid
, board
entrant foi owed Long queues stnt'ngl
at the dnois of tap iatlipi1r.il and win-,
, lug mound fm llvp blinks down Itntp I
street and its in tn at Summer stif-el
began funning at K In tbp uinrulug I
Manv working women tamp to the
1 1 hun h at " hi thp inoriilng to look for
i
the last time upon the- pl.irl, fea ur.s
... .. it-,.-i.-ii .UK,....,. . ., I.,..-,,.
persons rollPd tip In thp I'.itlipdril
ie. uiv In in nn. i.illngs-r. .1111 of inotms
nii.lprlit.tH and nuns , iiiip bv Hip bun-
.Ire.N. on foot and In .onvpvaii.ps
S.nalor nous i-pnrovp iii.-oiupinlp.l
bv TlionusW Ciuiiiliigli nil i-leik of Hip
Court of Ijuirt.i sessions and i "ti-,
gressiiMii MiI.iurIiIIii. .mlvpil Uiiop
minutes after in and muled HipIi Iips
In the ptihtii- of thp I'ltludiai while ,
mp procesMon. tii.i s.'.inti. wmi..i.i .o.i
filed from the . hapel Into Hip . hur. h and
up the main aisle Ne.irbj stood Mltliiil
1'r.mils Iiojl., nlso a 1 tte-c.iner
A.oljtes in their bl it k tolns ami
shoit whlln surt.lltes were follow i d bv
thp pemliiarliins and Itiithenlali i Irrgv
1 hi n t. line the iiiPinb. rs of itllglous
orders the .lt-igv ..r Hip ill... es,-, in,- i
r...uit ..r H,p can,..!,.- mivMsttv
Hip iiinns'Ki.nrl
I Now thp rU It puiplp of Hip Iilslinps anil
hS5fsl)0p ffianufitjs pangynr Sxiols Artbbtsiip
as Zealous Prast and Jaithf ttl lplf
tilT thou O man of Cod flv
sJIrS these things, and pursitr Justh e,
" godliness faith tharllv pa
tient e mlliliiess l'lghl the good tlg.lt
of faith , I iv hold on . ttinal lir. wheie
unto thou art iillfd and bast . on
fessril ,i ptioil . otifi'lon befolp III. UO I
witness ' (t 'limotbv, vl 11-1.')
'lo enter this pulpit m M dsv of
public inoilinlVR .'lid speak tn those as.
senibl.il help of the gnat pistot who
h ts hti-ii cilled to Ills i veil .-ting le
watd Is a task vvlilih 1 f'.l Iti.om
p.-lenl to fulfill wnithllv. but which lias
been placed upon me bv tfcoso whose
wishes. In an bout like this, are as a
command To all assembled heie, ami
to thousands who nre not present, this
Is a ilav of private sorrow as well as
a dav of public mourning
The hleiarthv of the Church In the
Pnlted States has lost one of Us most
ptutlent Jtcalnus and Influential iiicm
b. is The metropolitan see and the
province o( Philadelphia Inve Men vis
ited bv a sad bereavement Ihe clernv
ami people i.r the din -se ovei whlih
the most lev.retiil IMninnd Prim. Is
Prendeigcst tilled are bowed down In Hie
grief and pain of the bieiklng r bonds
that hive long united nilnds and lieuts
hi frlcnd-lnp and lovi
'Ihe olt of I'hlladclpliM the Com
monwealth of Peiiusjlvanla. and tills
nation i cognize and mint tin- pas.lng
of a high-minded and faithful iltlr.ti
lo thosu united to him bv tho ties
of kinship, and to all who knew him
lntlui.itelv. his death. Is a peiomtt loss
To them he h is left the sucicd niemorv
of a niaglianlmous friend a wle coiin
selm n lender-bearteil comfoitci in 1Ih-
Kni d.tvs thi public PI ess has k. pt
1 heroic all the people the oiilllm of Ills
blogiaphv, and the ptlmlpal events that
uiaij. the stages nf w.ll-nlgh Ihtee
siot' v.ats will, li have b.cn passed
within il "I'M cenlei.tl in this ta-
tlifili.il. where, as a om u oi mmwii
?:....n if. irrfoV.. Ir,.,.:ii!r"i,,":.HBvr.r.7!,,.Lf
-e.. .1.1.. , itl.etlr.il lie iriuroto in tin-
evening ot his life 1" complete his la
bors, to end his c.vrlhl) comse. and
o find the rest and rewaid of a vjork
ma appioved bv Cod vvbo needed not
to ho ashamed, having handled ilghtl)
the word of Ood
BOUN IN AT.M03Plli:tU: OP PAITM
Mo was bom In an ntnioplieio of
Catholic faith and rectitude; ho spr.uik
from a woithv family that has given
many sons and daughters to ilnj sauc
tuaiy and tho cloister I Is eh Iclhooc
and vouth weie suriomi.led vv th al
the advantages of Christian plct.v am
Chilstlun edue.itl.iii at home and at
school Six vcats were spent In St
Charles's seniln.rs Thete 1.1s vocation
was dec id. d Iber. lie ncipilird thosp
lMestl in.llt1c and characteristics
!. i.i.i. .llKilnirulshed bis car.er Iho
traditions of the men and Hints of Dish,
cms Pgan. Conwcll. Kent lik Neumann
were Ills Inheiltauce 'Ihe living ex
ample and Influent o or Ai ebb simp
Wood and Auhblshop llsttii. and the
zealous priests who labored with tbeui
acting on the solid and purn stratum of
his native character, gradually developed
and fasldonert him Into tho Ideal priest
and bishop, who In bis day pleased Cod,
w.. found Just, and his name will re-
'..'.I.. I.t tinnnr nml benediction
i
.,u.1" '."..".T.l ..!. will, the ec.
All 111" IHO " ' l'is-- " --
eeptlon of a few ycara. wan spent In
thin cltv Kor tlilrt-Kevcii jears ho was
pastor of St Mala.bv'rt c'.mr.h 'lhoi-c
who nan hla pamplo lend heard Iih
words f I oni hla ordination de.lared IiIh
woithliiihH. and bv their testimony ho
vvas raised from one position of bonoi
In 1 80S bo was mule vli.it general
and tiust to a hlghei position of trust
2f the'dlocci-e: and on l'ebiuaiv 21, 1807.
was tonsetrated auxiliary bishop of
Philadelphia Ho became auxiliary blsh
on when he waH In Hie full vigor of
manhood and pastoial expeilence, ann
for llfteen ears was constantly engaged
lu various duties uh auxiliary, vicar gen
.....i ,n.ini' nt st Malacbv h and an
actlvo member of diocesan boards and
committees. When tho benign und be
loved Archbishop Itnii passed fiom lime
to eternity, bis devoted friend and faith
ful auxiliary uccaiue uuiuinintitiioi, ......
three months later was elevatetl to the
dignity of auhblshop
Never was appointment greeted with
inoio slnceie gratitude and Jo. Ile had
now added fifteen ears of eplscojial ex
perience ami development to hlH natural
endowmeiitH unci sacerdotal powers uud
gracee. With bolenm c-ercmony apd unl.
veisal rejoicing ho vvas enthioued lu
this cathedral, July 'JO, 1111 as head
of this Important metropolitan see A
few months later, with equal solemnity
and rejoicing, tho pallium sent by the
Vicar of Jesus c'hrlst was placed upon
his shoulders. He w'as officially and
publicly Invested with that sjrnbol .of
authority and Insignia of ofllce which
placed him In thn senate, ot fourteen
archbishops of the United States, to con
tlnue the work which. his Illustrious and
saintly predecessors In this nietrofVolltan
see had banded down to him.
saoi; i.HAnnii oi-' dioci:hi:
Tho place ot honor and authority In
the Kingdom of the Cross Is ever beset
with difficulties and trials and sur
rounded by anxluuH cares. However,
Archbishop I'rendergaat had the prepara
tion of long experience In diocesan ad.
ministration and lie faced the duties
A A -l"v TV'-iv- w.-vs.
nri hl s ions
ibislll
told Ih it tin inrirLTf- m.i
iieiirliiir tin- end. inailp vivid tiv Hie
'I hen IliP dnors nn lied fin flip Intef
'rnimfs unit tin llirittit- hiiit-,.,1 n, iirril
Iiik the Soniliir lis , s nm,. i,
Irish vvntiiiiu who had Pijnlrd .1 vpeniliic-
' '"I 'i'""t "P with lift rl, ! Iitogue and
lllr 'l"-'l'il blrs-dm; Unit Iip pioiulFeil to
'" '"" " "" ,,ln1 ni1 ' I'"1"- hu III
. Vm ""' 'H'KpIII.p IntoiirmciUH of Hip .
I""" "ntiounccd I" " h..t tint hid
,,r'c" "liablp in poiirtiatn II vttiedi.il
l'"rtalH the mom. in of n,r .,.m..H.
""" nHimiunus to .11 1 iUk.U,--. men
""'oveied. women iio-kp.1 IIiiiilcIvps
1"1 ' f,' B'linlU. led leg mil. of the
iiii( ri in in
Thosp who jcais ago bad watiheil
with he same lntlrin,. mill iln" tme
lpvnrin-p or iuiIos'H tin I ihi ifiitito
nlis ovei Vn libllnii lltan Imu.iIIiiI
ll . ..Vttu
,0 f ." ' ""," '" "" ', '' "
..-l.'-l'r;,!,l7?,1:1' ",''','',PV1'
I ', '"-'''I '" ,,Rl'f '"' ' "'
I..netlt of Hip faltliful ..
the fut that. In the i ii" of n hhl-dinp
bad tint been
cpiirp fin- Ihr
ixhliiirs who
i mild not obtain even i tanibiig space
within the Ciitlicili.il
I'niunieri lal oppoltuulsls who uprp
nut In fori p Willi phturps or the Anil
bishrp did a tic'avv biisluess before and
aflpi tbp muss
A llttlp Kloilp of iiipii iirivlug plult
((K(i) allI ,,,;, ,,, ollv.-drab of
,,, ,.lllKH f ColunilniK iiniroiins in.
,,,,, ,,, llr ,,,,, ,, riI , ,,,
,,, ini,K ,,, (1,,u,0 ,, ,ll(.Vi ,,,,
. , ... , . ,,,,, ,..,.,. ,1.,,
,i, tc I, tl l,H iospiipoiis
ciovvd
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,,.,,. ,..,..,, ,,,, m.t,.., i
IHJ.MI.. LtMll.Mi lOO.MUllI
Ti.iv clcr Meets Piist 4Iish:ip on He
,, i l ... .....
u,nl l" J'nastei
l.M sl'i:il Mai.'h " flp Inv
eling ov.i Hip wotld f n ni inv veais
without n -lllgl. niNli.ii Ml, h ip II
dwell c lino link belt to Ills old lioitl.
town cHt.ida-. to llnd s no,- ,,M friend.
He li'i.l a p.itv l.trlv this m .ruing h.
wis ph ked up b Hu poll .- aftrr In
." '7 .'"' "'.'"' , ' '
!:'!',;;; "ti.''Vini1
tc now in
nth ions ,imi lol.l.i .1
. linn lOT.llitlou In
the ilinri il Itosint t!
gers to faith and mortlitj width stir- 1
round us at the piesi at da, Ihei.
in.' b. fnre hint spetlal piohl.ms pre-
seiit.d bv dlvirsllv of elements anil
of lingtiig tn Hi. pnpul ltlon , but
v.an t.r thought ami piaitltal adtulnls-
tt .il Inn hail ptepiird him to ptnvld- for
llu( netils and snlvi the inoblrnis
lie was no sti.ingei lo pi I. ss and
people No untiled hind was al the
1 1 r Im Me hid gmi' thinugh a .tint.
pi. te ionise Me hail ben .urate, pis.
tor iniisullnt. Vital Uenei .1 anil Alls
il la i v lllshop Mvtr ml.st Knew him
and he wis familial with the state of
rier, i.irlsh If .ver a blshon at Ills
Installation could sav. 'I know mine
and mine- know nie," and go foi tit to
hlH labors under a cloudless skv. that
nun was the thltd Auhblshop of Phila
delphia II" bud with hint a loval, I
milted ilergv. an arniv of devoted men
and women In the lellglniis onb rs, mill
a hndv of li.ople not surpissid anv-1
wheie in Hn world In Huh fldelltv to
lli.lr riltli in iesp.it foi theli pil.sts
In then ceiieio-lt, t i lin-tltutiotis of I -llglon
ihitllv ami iiltnuloti oi In
theli svmpithv ami love fin him vvhinii
Iho Molv eJhost through the suttessor
of St I'eti I. had Im-eii to nib- ov.r
Iheni In the uinit ami b.v the puwei
of Christ
1 bt.ir In mind while I speal, of the
i.trppi or the Aithtilshop the grc it worl
lellcJniis ntnl laltv I
'do and l."l tiiel,
or the ilev out 1.1 ests
.. l.rt liliri. ,1 .(! lllS Mill
p-itt In the vvoikH that me Identified
with til lit Ihe works tl. lie for the
c'liui.li In the dlotese vteie not ei lu
slvelv Ids hut Ids was a great put,
ami In litii cnlM ' 1ml Usui bun with
it spei al imt dlstliigiilsliing prominence
nn Ihe ih.v of his Install iilon Hie lev
ll line '
1 1 mill ruhn who soKe Hi tin
or Ihe iliin.se slid III tin nunc t. m-
ulev unit vuieil duties nf iliotesm ml
inlnistrillon bis Lite jinUinenl am
biding wisdom unbilled with tnjal
levotlon give sei,l,p pm .-less to a
uiei .no ins p -
ieilv sol PltuilP
for Hip weir.UP or Hip tletg anil propip
nuiekeued Into arfeetlon He vetii ration
Hip admiratlnii and psteem which Hie
integrltv or his offitlal virtues liad be
gotten 111 us
i,i:avi:s an unpurinc mmik
'Ihe long veats ff his mlnlstrv full
of libors and anxieties roi hlmseir aim
icnleto with blessings for others have
left nn enduring muk upon priests and
people It would be dlflkult to name
another man lo whom a diocese ewes
mole for apostolk 7Pil. Inch Ideals or
pistnral iidmlnlstratlon and sacerdotal
virtue
In all that tonteinid the Inleiests pr
the Kingdom or Cod. In the .stablisb-
.i.,ri,rM noil Instltut ntis or re
ligion ami chailtv.. in Hie Inipoitant dutv
iiv.. in no- ...ii.". ..'..
du. atlnn frpm Hie fut-1
or c lirislliti
.....,... !.. tl,.. fi.lliolli s,sletu of I
III.. I' fcl".'- . ", ,,l , lln. fl
public stiioois in me iiui.i- ... - -j
Hie high ulionl ollege. seinliniv, anil
unlversllv, aiiiujimioi' '""""",
tne ntosi iino-o. en,. i.u-
cresalen .n.ininlouH of religious edllc.i
Hon Ile hail one great allegiance in
whleh all duties are coiuprlrid alle
glance tn Hod II. II abe united be two
gical principles tn . ... .,,- ...... .,..
the lovn of (lod and the love o our
countrv In theso ho nevei railed Hi
vvas alwavs rtadv to fulfil every dutv
of illUciishlp and to assist the ofllclalH
of the ftovenunent, btvaui-c all au
thority Is of God
Ills example as a citizen helped to
promote pe.ne, harmonv and good will
among all i lasses In the conunuultv .
ho leall.d that while we arc divided
in lellglous belief. Ihete are still the
nrftiii.il claims nml fundamental ties o'
a. loinmnn human biothethood lo unite
us as uilghbois; and tho lights ami du
ties or n . opinion citizenship to bind us
together in one civil nlleglauio and de
vote us to the lovo and t-eivlco or out
count I y
All classes knew npd loved him ('bli
PURE
FRESH PAINT
Believe Me
wt
Winter
is disastrous to paint.
Look over your property
now and avoid expensive
repairs later.
Get our titimate no obligation
Kuehnle
PAINTER
US..6thStS& .
ARCHBISHOP PRENDERGAST LAID
TO REST UNDER CATHEDRAL ALTAR
anllmii-il (rum I'urp line
vlewpil fintn ihr ilioli lofi of the edifice
Clolhed In Hi. vpstmints of his oIIIcp bo
lav upon Hip nitiifnlqup ral-iil on tho
Platform Hi it hid hepti built ovpi th
from inn. r th,. mlddlp i.IkIp
Th. bodv fm ni tin loiiRirgalloii as
Is Hi. iiistom In the rutin. II. I'hui.h at
Hip burial of a cleigvtn in In the bin Ml
of a l.llh in Hie hn.lv Is pin. ed fining
the iiltai This svmbollPs Hu lei-peitlVP
Inislllniix of the tvv. The priest, from
Hie altat. fat ps bis miiRii gallon us their
lea. bei' 'I In- lavitiiu looks to the altar
for advlip ami lli-tt lU'tlon
The j-enl.e bi gun at 1 IS ... Im k vvllh
i imii rsslon 'Ihe boiioiarv tMll-biatPfn
liml 'JSO si initial lalis bid gnthtrtd 111
tin .Mini to Ihe north of the Cathedral.
'I ho iiim-psxlou IpiI through Hi.- south
siirlstv. a, ross Ihe samliiarv In link
of tin- main altar and Itii-m p to Hip
ninth alslp, from whl.li Innds a oi to
IlipCathedial .hqiel luwhl.h thp irlc-tB
and pielitis had galhcied in vpst,
Till: i't MIItAM'filtTKUIl
1'lrsl eiiine Hie hnnnrarv pall-b.-arers
'I hen i-iiiii' tin- ihurlfi-i or i pnerbearer
lie was followed bv a i loss-bi-arer,
flinkpi! nn It ti. i sld- bv an ai-oljto
bPiullig a light. . I .audi.- llu pptuln i
n ins follow pil
Hip Iiim si miniiu hi .passid the
.Impel door In Hip ninth nl-l. Ho- pill-sis
atiiJ prplales fpll Into llu, 'Ifip . l.-rgv of
thp lirepl.-llilHiPlilHli hliin, Ii or tin
I'nimin i ailiolli- rhunh .aim- first mid
Hipii i tin.- tin nii'tnliM- of lellglniis
onbis fo'lnwcd bv Hi. s.iiihn pI.irj
Tin- fa. ult.v of w i albnlii- I utveriMlv
at VViisliingtnn, of ulil.-li the Ai.'hblshop
was a suppoit. i. w.-i,i npxt In tine,
lluv vven- fo low til In siinPsslon bv
th pi im limls of litigious onb-is the
mnnslgiiotl, tilshnn., and nn ..bishops
el i amp Itlshnp Mei'ort, all. tided bv
the olll. pr of t'n mass Tin v vv.i. Hie
l!ev lr IMuiond .1 I'mrmaiiil.p .tiiii
..llnl of Hip an ll.llo. . hi. asstHtllllt
prhsi; ih. lit Ijpv SlniKlgnnr ll.nrv
T Piunigiol. H l I.I, t-.tleaeoii uud
tin- 111 Itiv MoiiHlrnnr I'ptPi .Masson
1ilhdi.it on Tin in islers of .pr.niotil.s
were ih.- Ih I'riiuls .1 I'larl., riclor
of th. Cathedral. Ihe It, v V .1 Walsh
sptirlarv to Aie'iblshep I'ren.Iergast,
ami Hie Hpv Thnniisl' Mi Nnilv,
nitsr mi vi. i. in: i.vsr"
'I lii si wilt- followed by tt hbMinp
llnu.ino, I'li.lm.l I'aihv ami Ciidluil
iMbbon-. In llils wiiv the rilhliis of
Hip r.ithoh. . I.ut.h . niv out Ihi go.
pel It. lulu Iihi th lit Jt -hill !,. list
1 id lllo I . h ill I . Ill I t ',- ni in
,f Ion. I l Ii Ih. I l.lr.il lor III.
to i, si jioo.i i ,i i ih,- p. - i m mil
dreu lookrit upon Ins towiung form and
nohle fate Willi ulinli ill n and nn"ct'-
lion , the poor ... t, lus fi n mh and tin lr .
fiel woie the tlutshi. il of his home Ills
hrul was lngi ami omiIIowIiir with
s,tnpiihv foi iveiv foi in of sultiling.
wtongtdnnd ncidj liiiiiianltv anil urged
hun lo lO'iipeiaii in all
tits or
ti in- ami n tut. nt iliiutv and sin I ij
setvii. Me ii.uld sij 'I am a in ill
and tvpivthiug human ts to me as my
own ' I am a c hri-.tl.in ami ain.l.oum)
to love ins tficlghbor as myself."
There was In Vrclihlshnp pieuileigast
a tletruess of v I. w a sound iirai thai
judgment, , mirk. d business ability and
linn giasp or details tint won for him
Hi. lonlldento and tesp.it of men of
pub Ik- afralis. Me bid unwavering eon
IiiIpii. In bis pilesn mil iiioplc. alt im-
railing tveiiness or illsposltion a single
ness or put pose mi in, i tei) hunillltv audi
phtv. iiuil at the saint time a title estl
in He of the aulhoiltv, dlgiiliv ami ic
sponslhilliv i.r the pistonl nlllee
it. ill, ill. - vim ltlon hi was sentl.tteil
unto the Ifospil of lioil, illnsti n sue
iissni i.rilli Vpostles, mil Hie elt im nts
of ri.i.i ami ti. time so ufliil In him
Hut In stood forth In evei sens. Hie
form i gi.gis, tho chrlf.ll in pitiern or
his not k, tn an the iii-ppest, simplest
in. thing or the word 'lie has be. ti a
greit priest In thought wind aiu deeil
", the vvliol.. ,'ii.ei of his life, and In the
lll.il', nt Ilia '.iioiv oi nin
IIS DtlMIN TIMJ PM.TS
Mtn- wo tnav piuse fo nsl. W'luu is . niislgnlng to the totnli, and vvon foi
the sei ret pow.r the s. ul-inotlic that him Hie .nlinlr.it inn ami imp or thon
r.n ins tiiii n tei ami ibletmlnes aetlou suids, wit. a.tu.it.d In the stiong.
In nnb a diilsiliu' Whu Is the one'livlne ftlth tint civi- llcht lo his lu
iloiiilnant mne in Hie h.nlnni.v of n
nn- in.e ...s . ..i..M- e-. in ins
r.iilli mi Hu dav or ins ii.nsei i.itlon ,
in ohedlem lo tin p.lilill. il Itw be I
in .ni p. on pi .iit'si nm i,i i mo iioo
on Ills dvi!i bed he agiiu testified befoie
wltnif-es tii.it he hail r.illluullv lielil ami
taught all Hi. nitliles of c .ithnll, heller
1 .lib ileiei milled .ml tons, . rited the
tome or his lire It iljiiniinit d his In-lelllgiu..-
mid mule Ida s.ml . Mug r.it
to H.e live of Jesus mid Ihe t.'iillv ot
His ti Kin Molhei II kept his heart
llimihle and armed Iiim in all Ids ton
ll'i ts fm the dogmas or level itlon and
elirlsts liws or tnoialltv Tint mind
Hilt Is In Jesus c"hrlt dheiled his
thought inclined Ids wolds ilitiiinlti.il
his aetlnns It to.k possession of his
being and rnlscd his UTo to the suner
uatuial older Mo judged mid valued
things heie below not bv the maxims
and nir.if.urpn or Ihe uniegeneiate wotld,
hut bv the stand ml i of tint infallible
'leohei In vvhli ': the .piiii of tiuth
nli'.les mid agilnst will, h the g ites of
lull nil tl! tint m vail
In lint light he saw light II. ap-
i pre. inteil lire ami won. ami ill tilings
,1Pit tnlp ,,,ei lin, ihm ttsloii did
'". ' .'l1 111,1, ." IIIH...' ,11,- .,,.- .. . ., .
not t ins.- him to tin. len line Hie great-
ovs r pr, , the impot Ian. e or ilolny
,vi,h ll )ll!4 R, ii his hind found
to do I .villi tainiht iiim lo iiuiierstiiti.t
leltei
the jov or being a shepherd of
souls of living and working foi find i
glorj in. I the salvation i.r his fellow
men ll was r.ilth that en ibled liliu to
estimate Hie value ot souls and the In
finite merits or the blood shed for their
rale. itlon
SPIRIT Ol' I Hft SOI f,
The hphlt nf filth Is the lintli of 1,'od
and the love of lesua i 'hi 1st In the pnul
of nnn It lull lines Ihe zeil or the
apo.th- gives power of eonvlitlnn and
..inversion to his worth hu. .ess and
flilltfillness to lily mtnlatrv and to his
loiinsels .ui.l pieseme tint Indefinable
influence Hint touches hearts, lOnverts
slnueii. eutnuriges the weal and 1011
toles the thing in in anitmited with
1 k. m
-Vh. C-a-a-mli t? -rv VXr
i -TlisV trali.ing responsibility 1
wM WfevXs f r tl,c in,h,st,ia'
SMmSs3V architectural, en
&0Pgg0 nance after completion.
I (fflOTB 'm tcec & Sons Company
I TMliScOr Enine,r Philadelphia
. -.BBaBBIIHIaaaaaaBaPWaBBaBHBal .i
thn highest honored nf Hie ChUlch's
dignitaries In the lulled Males, n,c
C,ndluals, walked III tin' leu
'Ihe procession bd Ihroiigh the mil Hi
lalle In the icir of the Ciitlndr.il and
'then up Hip mlddlp alslp When It
,ie.ichul Hip plitfntiii the pal He I pan li
vedo had bein walking two bv two split
ithch lank". iiiHi.hlng mi eltb.i side of
the hhr 'Hume the ml. ted the sain,-
i in n.v and took thtlr pi ices
' IIMmp Mii'nrt. with the ollheis of
the miss, udv inteil to Hip IohpsI step of
I the altar uud tho lit ft pta.vprs wire
said
'Ihe srrvlie In Id Ibis morning Is
1 known In th. riibrh s of tin- Callioll.
Chilli h ns a faldstool p'liitllli'.il high
mass of r.qiilem The tenn ' faldstool'
j fnlisiit because of Iho fai't that ttie . ele
bran! bishop ue a fatilMnnl at the
lowesl strt. at Hip i let. I of the altar In
stead of the iIiioiip Tin. an hlilshiip
throne In Hip . ' uIkiIi.iI will not be used
until bis sti. it-ssoi- oki-puiIs 11
1 n hupiesslvp feature of Hip nervhP
mine wIipii at Hie ofr.-rioi.v of the miss
all of Hip priests In the i hureli, to the
liunibPi of s.v.ral biiudrp.1. light, d
tiippls ami held llii'.u In theli liiuils
Thev weie i Mhigulslied after the Com.
iniuilnu ami welp llglUPil agiln . luring
Hip nlisflliitl.iii of Ihr bodv
I'ollow lug Hip mass lllsliop .1 I' lb gls
fit hpv In of Ihr dliM.-si- of I'lltshurg.i
.IpllvrrPil a p.ilng of Hip lain An !i
blsh-ip Up dwell upon his in.inv good
qualities lie ptittlgrd iii.in Hip slm-
lplpt of Hip llfp be led told of Hip
high Ideals Hut he call IpiI all tluougli
l.lu .'Hli...llyU.Il ...... II. 1... I..r . . Crt III.
j 111 I, ,,'r, 1,'nill ,1,1, ,,,- IH.IIIK lllll' , .. - fc
he ill voti-d In Ills fin. I.
mi: ,i!(ii.j rinv
follow lug tin sermon then tool, place
Hip qillntlplp absolution of1 Hip body.
This was prrfoi turd bv IIMinp llnhau, of
Xerantnn . Itlshnp clarvev. of ltinu i
lllshnfl Hollghrltv of llulfiilo, llshnl
M.Devllt, of I hit risking, and Cardiuil
ItlbbniiH, In Hip nnb t of tiiiiiiliig
llaih ptil Up In Hun perfnrinnl tho
I'hurihs nrpinoiiv of iibsohilion of Hip
.liml Afler tiilonliig Hip anllplinn,
1 ,11-ot it. Iioinhip' (l)ellver us O f.onl)
th. "I'alir N'ostei (uur rather) wim
.aid s this was hehlg iIoiip Hip ptp-
ile ill . hd Hip hi. r linen-dug It with
,Iip Hiurlfer mid sprlnklhig II with holv
witei. ' Tlieu followed tin- t.adlug of
evetal vetPlclns
f1ei this rill..' tin- hndv wis bottle
to tin . r : ImopiU. tin tn llu altnt Its
Ii I t.-'tlni, il n r ,t, ,i hi u f phe
wa leol h ll.ho. lii oil
!.l t i. ... . o- th. ii t.l.n i d over
rd of ouls
the 7 ll of failli is -el
lor and 1. --Il.llll , l( .
tning to c oriei t
St Paul sptak- '
lug In his 'I plsile ti.
the Hebrews
ii hip ii nf tin' triumphs .r the
s utits or Hie (lid Testami nt slinplv
imiiilnus the tiiinties't t)m ,h,tiltv nf
theli faith II, filth Abel -P., faith
Kiioch -Hi fillh oih-l!v filth he
thil I. .ailed Miiahaiu obev.d,' ' Ui.l
it vvas leputed t!i him unto justne"
Hv faith Hit, i omiueie.t kingdoms,
wtotiht justh. obtnlued promises
stopped the nioullis nT lions ipieiu heil
the violence r 111 i. csiape.l the dge of'
the sword and lecovcicd stiength ft mil 1
weakness '
When thn lusplied wilier would .le
st, he the soul or Stephen lie cills him
ri or Hip spirit or i!ml and or f iltlt i
(Aits vt r. ) When lie would stt Dnr-
lulus befoii' us Im savs tint he Is roll I
or the spirit or Hod and or r.ilth, ( Sits,
v J.)
l'ttini Hip il iv or Pentecost to nm own
time the sublime .outage and heroic
ntts oT apo ties toiif.ssnis martvis
have been lnsiiinl hi the plilv and
roililiide of faith 'llns spit It of fallh
has -usialii.il bishops and priests In
manv dangerous .lis... in whl.li weak
ness of soul ni .inn or Judgim nt would
hive be. ii disistnms to theli flock
This Is the vlilory tint overcome!!!
the worhl, our fit 1 1 1 1 ' In a vtonl, the
unweuiiil pitleiice, the sliength ami
hoiiPitv of tliita.tti the reailv sact I-
fkis. the pilnful self-denlil and Iron
nnrmem of llevh .mil hlooil th.it rnno
hied the life of him whose hod wo ate
trllett and watnitl. n. iiisheitt . nableil
nun in live in tiiitit, vvnn all men ami
,, U, j,npi nf the peace and bliss of
(iod beiond the gnu.
l.l.sns HP Ills I.M'I,
We .in- gtllipted In this c.itlietlril of
SS Petei and r nil lo Worship Mod
whose siipicmo Will the Most IJrvriPiid
I'dinond Plain Is I'lendergast has
nbeved in ih ith as In life, to unite our
pi .iv i't M with the l nbloodv Sacrifice of
the Mass and the absolutions of the
Cbuii'li r.u the soul tint has lert Its
pet lulling house or elaj j and lo pa) the
tribute s or mil bents to Hip nieniot v of
a great shipliPi.1 of his flock and a
gteat iltlett nf this lepubll. W'o liive
coino to prai foi bin soul Self-sat rlfl.
Ing unions silntlv as he wis he has
been judgrd hv a Judge Inflnltelv boh.
Whose Im mm ihe Jii'the tlem tiids fie.-,
ilom rioin verv bl.mlsh befon- man in.
t. is he iv. ii
Ills llfo w is one of grave ilutles nml
remeuiloiis le-ponslhllitles .mil behu;
hiiniui he nm have r.UI.,1 to reieh at
ill times the high pei frit Ion whhli u. i
demands of thus,, who Inn been sen I
mated fiuni men lo orrei satilil, ,- foi
sin lo ntle lu Hie Kingdom or I'lihst.
lo in i i mh, is an , x.uupie r Cnod
works. In do. nine It, Inltgilij
rravit.
lal us prav r.u his mul his soul1
longs foi oni placers and cues pot for1
our praise ' Let us ptav for him not I
only tod iv, bill foi in my divs, Ihaiiklnir I
Ood lint It has been our hlessetl rot.
tune to hive ha.l Ms eAiunple ,,tid touii- ,
'el to idir.i and help ns licuenwaiil '
Let us find .onsoliiton In the thought i
that heroic the iinnal tlnoiie nf the '
linma. uhite Lamb lu pitsenn 0r th,
Virgin Mothei of i.ml lu the tnuiiiint
nf tin angels mil or Hie lust m.ido in i
,.-. . .... ,'-, , M-.1 WHO 1 ItCltl
iiiim w ...ii win n.e iuie,ei lo lllll. in
Intension no. ismg for tills ii, 0f,
foi this pioviiin for llils tountrv fa
the l liui L li in ill tin vvoilil mtn
, .-. . .... hi. - I" ir-,1 WHO 1 Iteitl 11
Hip lippitum III which thn mflln hid
l.pu plated 'Hi. si ib was waled In
pint e.
The last chapter In Hit life of ti great
mini, n (.teat pilet, a great American
bad been cinnplrled
I'relalps ples.nl ill Hip servlieR, be
sides lhop who took active put were
Althblshop illeniinn, of St Loiilsj
lllslmii I liil, in of Nraliloti; lllshop
llHVPs of .sri v,,ii. lilf.li.,,, UltKrv of
lloilipstn , flMinp I'nri.llv, of
Mevtlatiil, u, Hi-Imp Imueheilv i.r
Iturfalo , IIIhIiop Caiiiiou, of llrle , lllshop
liimti, of .N.H.Iu Mini , ItlHhi.p Monii.
ghati, of Wilmington IM j lllsliop
Walsh of l'otllaml,( Me lllshop llnl
kins, of Piovl.leii.i, It I : Ill-hop .Mp.
Krvlll. nr llaritshuigl lllshop iM'oiin.ll,
of I'libmond. Vn , lit liev Al bol
ubretht of ileHiseinaiiP Kv . and lllshop
llrffioii .. VV'In.t,, . flt,,,
' -. i
The atllvi- i.iltlif inriH weie (he lit
lb v .Motislgnui iltnrgi- Itoriieinanti, V
I'. M Paul's Heading, Hip lit P.ev
MonslRiior Vllthirl ,1 i'imiii. St l-rmi.
.Is ile .Sales, I h.- lit ltp Moaslgnni
I'harlPs I Kivanagh. M Katharhie's,!
Wavne, the III Itiv Jloiislgitor llugli
T lltui.v. I.I. I, l.ltt It. intor of Hie
lioiiinii Catholl. High h, liml. Hie Jt.
Hpv Moiislgnnr Ihigem- Muipli), .St.
John tho IliiillstV Maiiajunl. : Hip tin-.'
I.ilke V .M.i'nbe. I K I.I. K.aml Hip
l!.-v Hi i man ,f. I It user It Ii St
dullest! .s.niliiiuy, iiviibitnk, Hip
Viiv lb v ('Inrl.w.M dil'-inll n s ,
pt.ivhii Inl of Hip AuhisIIiip Drib I- In the
I Illicit ,-liitis. thr P,j 'r, patrl. k
Millab- i' J iir.nln.-l.il of thp Cm.
gl. gallon ,,r ihr Mlssliitis Hir , i
.lames Tlnunlns M .Mliharls Chester:
Hip llrv lliriinnl I' ilallighrr, Ml
nildRPts, I'.iIIh of fihuvlklll Hip Hi v
.Mlehai'l Kngan, St Jllihirl's: Iho Itev
I'f'it'Mklettl.v si John autliis's.
Itrldeshuig. an, I Ihr f',w rraui'M .1
Sherban, .si 'Ihonias Aipiluas
The hnnmarv pallhraiers were Inhn
M I'.iiupl.PlI s-.tmiiri r.isltipr. ,i , Jnlitil
It 1'i.niliii IMwanl ,i Kit Ii-p. IgtiHtlus
.1 IViInn .laui.K I'lah.nv Kr Law.
map 1' I'll, I, Vnthnnv lr-t Igna.
Hits J lli.rtui.init P. tpt- , Mob-in, I
Pei.v Wealing I'.t.rP Kein in. J.wpli
l Vlagee Mariln Malonpv Hr Petpr 1' '
.Movlan, Willi mi Miiirath Jr. jj
Quliin .Mh In. j ii,iu, JntnrH J ;,,ln
Wall. i il.oigt- Smith. Jin mlih .1 .Sal
llwtn and Uiisstll 'Ihivti- I
I'ollow nig Hip hurl il. Hip visiting
leig, w.r.. ini.ttninrii , ,, ,,, ,
lllsliop .M.iiui nn. I thr prlots of the,
all., dral pirlsh .M.-ml,, rs of , ,I,,.
iil.liv and inonslgiinil wrnl to Hip milt
bishops tpsldimr wl.II.. Hip pilestH w.nt
to Hu- Catholl. ijiiIh- Mlgh .s.hnol. Map
l.enlll ami W nod ltfrtv I
I
r,n iino it iii v n:vv. iionr
niwds esthnited at f,o nnn stoo.) out-,
side Hi. Cuthnlial III tain to wait for,
III niipoltllllltv to view the bodv of the
d.a.l prelate while It lu in s( no ' he
bi.ilv. . lad In ponlllhal tohes irslnl I
.ip.'ii i itafalipie or ptnplo wbli h had
h.eti p..p.l u, flom f ,hn n,ar W(l)
the pp. total cross suspeude.) about the
netk and tho white milt r. purplo glove.,
and sindnls slgnlfvlng tho Aichblshop's
i a nk lu the Chinch
'Ihe nine nocturnes width loinorlse
the tllilnr nlllt-c for the dead embraced
Iho p Piling stivlep, the rpacc within
Hip F.initu.irv brinir i.iiiiitilii,li. nn. a
bv the pit, sis ami seminal lima of the j
ntehdlocesp Uenealli the lannpy ot Hut
'.iscoiiii tiiinue Jiisiiop iviccoll, tlie
auxill.uj bishop ol Phil itlt Iphla and
admlnlsttator foi flip alt htllocese whh
seated, Willi lllshop Mt'Dcvltt. of Mar
lisbutg on Ids left.
While the people strt. mud up the mld
dlp alslp on their wa to the bin, Hi
processional, headed bv Hip .rossbeariri
anil Hip aiolvtes, entered the rdlllce ami
mar. bed to Hie sain tuarv The semi,
uarlaus lu their surpll.es, followed by
the priests In their casFocks and the
bishops In their purple vestments, mule
ii striking spectacle, and as they passed
within tin- saiictuarv the vast audience
was huhcd lnstantl
The not turtles were i celled as fol
lows l'irst, Pathei l'lt7pitrlck. of St.
Malichvs. the parish where foi eais
Hie at.liblshop was In. movable lector;
second, l'alhet Cough or St Coliiiiih.it,
t 111 i el I '.it hi f Donovan, of St Ag tth s
Churth, fouith, I'.Uhfi Nash, or the
Chinch or the Mplphaii) , fifth, Pathcr
Mall, v of the Cluinli of Our J.atlj oi
ItnF.iiy, sixth, Pathei (iitlilnci, S J,
of tho chinch of Hie Uesu , seventh,
Moiislgnnr Isoleri, of the Church of St
Maiv Magdalene ot Payzl , eighth, Mon
slgnoi Klti.in of St P.itilck'a Church,
im! ninth, IlMiop McCoit '
TO AWAKKN SIIIPOIIKURS
PictutCo of Actual .Scenes at the
I'mnl to lie Shown lime
Not l.teie pictilles bill the aitualj
I In Ills, of l.ittle ma) b. oblaiiied fiom
the r-linwiug t.r si enes rioin the tionl at
Mi Market stieet now being pirsentpd
.. ,: ...:,.... l . .. . t ..,:: n. :.,.. ;
... ion t out. i m.i.-s r-oippuiK ir irn
wntMng with the I'lillatlclphla I'hamhtt
of I'oimnerte
To awaken shljiworkets to the rr tl
and Mil ring Import of theli giant tack,
tint Is the nlijet t ot the pit Hues, as ex
plained b IMgar S McKalg. secietary
oT the Chatnht I oT c'ommtice
' The I tilted Slates. s sutTerlng from
tho illseaso of .1000 miles away," he
stid ' I he te plenties no gu.uaulec to
cult It ' ,
irs jail rou m:.v kkii'Man i
i
Conviction of Until Control Prop-'
iitianclist Is Upheld
i LI'.V KI.AM'. .Match f, Ihn I.
ll, Ilin in blrth-confrol advotate will,
have lo jeive six mouths in the woil, j
house and piv Hie tine of $inna jm
posed on hlni two veils ago in robte
lutlgti I iltl itnits ue appeals to a nigiu r
t oni I 'Ihe I oni t of Vppcals his upheld
the polite touit tlet islnn
Itcltnian now living lu c hi. ago w.t
arrested while n temporary lesldeut of
Cleveland ih.uged with having dlsitih
nt.'il i In ul irs a.lvo. atlng bu th . .uitiol
The Past That Makes
MmmmnxmEB33xaBBmmmKasmaamaMaBBimBmmmmmmmmmm
Year after year since 1851 the Western
TTntnn TMfCrranU Pn Viae rrnnn oV.oo,1 ..'
br" ". "S7 6U4V C4ilV.au, giuwiug .
in SCOriR nnd nnhlir-. ncpfulnnce 'Mvtir H- .,ron A
one million, five hundred thousand miles of-'
wire goes into twenty-six thousand cities,
towns and hamlets and gives work to fifty ' '
thousand employees.
. ..
loaay unaer war conditions, thousands of J
lun. J 1.1.-1.! 1 .... . m.
uui uujro iu n.uan.1 utc
clothed, better housed
because there is such a
icicgiupu oyoicui.
wit cnM vvniii n ci
I I UJtJVl 1 II UVUI frJMUA iff
fiERMAN LINES' PIETO
i.'f
Authority to Take
Stop Asked of
Congress
DrastWv,
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WAKIIINtlTON, Man.li ,v
Piesldcnt Wilson todav usked Con
gress for iiiitlnn llv to tako over plertt
own. il bv Merman steamship lll'CR In the
I nlted Stat.s.
'the Piesldent sent his rcimcct ,l
Cotigicss thrnugli Senator Martin, Vir
ginia, i halrni in of the Senate Approprln
HniiH ( ntninltnp. Martin announced ,ha ..ffji
would nfTi r an ameii-linent today to th . Jtl
uigeit item tency mil giving tne 're'l.
dt nt Ihe neiestuirv aulhnrlt) ' '
Mien Pinpntv Curtodlan A. Mltchdi
I'nliii. i asl.td authority to sell tho ter
minal i.inpertles of the Ilamhurg-
Aineiii in and .Noith '(lerinan l.lojct (
.sit.imshlp Hues
This would nppenr tn be a step to
Aiiipi hanlo ennui propel t In Ihlic
muiitrv- a wide depirture from . the
polli. pursued heretofore
H also is ttemeudou-tiv significant lr)
vhw or the PiesldmtH veiled threat,
I. ... lo il 1.) lniliiMiil.il America, lo declare
a btiv.t.lt in' Hi itinii trade after peare
mints irCenjiauv rails lo . otlie to lei tils.
Sale of the iii-imiti iiets would df
pi In i In in in of possession of lier ovvn A
landing polntH on Ann i kali shores. iv
diastli stip invvniil i iirtnlhnent of ief'
tniii trad, lu the future, with this court-
tiv at leist
(lUAUKKLK: SIIOO'IS HIMSELI
Mminc .Makes Attcmpl on His Llrt
After Phoning Sweetheart
Joseph Mi Maims t,r Hrv n Mawr. .iv
in.ii me lu ilviiisn i lot lies lulled up His
sweeth. art fiom a boolh in the Muvrt
rmd stiiloii M-sieid.i, hikI after fa i
ipi triel shot himself lu thp left shoulder,
Ui glnal'l s,fon mid Mllsworlh
Stilkei i I. rlts In thp tit ket nflk-c. shvv
Mi.Manus tall fiom the boolh mitl laid
him on -i hpii.lt Walker saw- tho rt"-
ilver bulging and when lie picked fit
up h ml ii nighleueii girl's voice call
ing 'iih. lell me what has happened!"
Ile told In r the storv .and hung up be
fnre he niiild le im her name I
Mi VI inns vnis tHken lo tho Bryn
Mawi Hospital, when, phjslclunft said
he will rptovpr Mp said that he htr
overstavnl his le.ne and had had (a
ilil.it rol Willi his sHittheait I
:.(IC COAL CUT APKIL 1 jl
Spiinj; Kciluctiun Announced by ti
I ttel Chief Potter
'Iho usual flfts-eent spilng reduction
In tlie mice or mil will go Into rfect
Apill 1. attordlng to announcement
made bj William Potter, administrator
fot IVnusjlianln Mr I'otter ha? been
advised of Hie nductlon by Washlngtm.
This will mean a saving of more than
$10.0.10 OOfl to anthracite consume, loZ
vvhli h SSnii.nnn will stay In tho pockets
of Pliiladelphlatis
Steam sizes or atitluaclte, such as vrv
uspd bv Industrial plants, will not be
atrccted
i on i.vri: i nit i.vssn it'vnov
nnxTiis
.,-.1 ' :S ,.V".r.'h " .'" W ti nstoit. d. c .
.-.h'"1.1 AI-l.t:.N lielnitv-s and frlrnei;
Imlle.l it, srvlirs Ihurs. -J p in, at tho
5 'iV V . ""',r "w-' ",-" Ohestnui at"
1 '.... .,nl Prlv-ile huuth laiurrl lllll. "
''c'Li: wife .if J Itolnh Ultel. aJ a.-.
Itclatlvra un. frl. nils Invited to funeral
senilis Thiirs lu h ni . trnm the ctiVtK-l
of An.lrew .1 llulr . Sun Hull and Arch
"!" . Inl Trie He IK-muius may bo viewed
VVo , lo li n in
HOW IT. March ", ron.VKMA A. wlfu
of Siiniiiel H II llnwlu Inn- Kennedy).
I)u, n.ill.o nf 11. fmipiiil will be given,
from .".V. V Uth t.
, MVli: .March .1 AMhI.1V Aeldow 0f
Is., i II Mine ace.l 7u Itelallvra and
frl. ml. iilsu I nlun HI". I' Vt V U. lend Jt
invli.il tn funeril limn. I p ni , nt iVl.
.lein. of In r sTiuul-on llsnal.t Jlnnplili,
Uln .irkn.e l Int (in enninunt Com
l'ltt:sciN -Pil. JT nt llombay. India,
cll.vnvs iiHUBtiter of J I.rpliT nn.t llmtle
i nlllni. Preston imeii 17 tunnel ly of 444IJ
Dixler si Itiixhornuli PhlU
, JVA1T , March S unexpectedly In Thlta
lelphlH, ANSA I Ri:i:MAN wife of Htrbert
I Walt llelatlvee and friends Invited tn
. rvlni. Tti.irn , ' t 111 , nt the residence! of
hr iHthei Mr John H I'reeman. 184 nun
uvmMli live VVaine Pa Int private.
WILLIAMSON Mar.h 4 MARIA K. (nee
M I... in) uiiotv of William V Wllllanuen.
rft .1 it kNienllle 1 h
Ui l' yS. VJ Pit mi 1:
llt'VRHLIts wanted .iTl, Hnuar Hoalerj?
1 llllKhins Works 1 ant VV etmorean.l l,
Itimvis, 1 nit jtivr
Li., l si si 4u r, siiel fuinlshed roomiil
Imaril f iteHln.l I'rrsteu eS'II. v.
TARM AND GARDEN
Cover Your Garage
With Lovely Vines
Evergreen Bittersweet
(Euonymus radicans vegeta)
is the best climber for coy
ering brick, stone or con- T
crete walls, or for trellises
training on a frame building.
Glossy green all the year;
brilliant berries in winter. '
Extra large plants, 75 cents
each; $8 a dozen, delivered. '
ADOLF MULLER
Jox A
Norrittown. Pcnna.
B
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170 pmc nf nhiiihl frurdeiilnff And
IiIh nt nc ttiroriiMtluii
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