New-York tribune., 1911-11-13
FARLEY PLANS DEPARTURE
PapaI Delegate Joins Him on the
Voyage to Attend Consistory.
CROWDS TO SAY FAREWELL
Many Clergy as Well as Laymen
Will Accompany Archbishops
Soon to Become Cardinals.

Archbishop John Murphy Farley will de-
part for Rome on the North German Lloyd
liner Kronprinzessn Ceciie tomorrow
morning to receive the Red Hat from Pope
Plus X Archbishop Diomede Falcono
Papal Delegate to the United States, who
will also become a Cardinal at the Consis-
tory November q. will accompany Arch
bishop Farley to Rome. Monsignor Fall
COMO arrived at the Archbishop's house
from Washington last night.
All OF the eight suites on the steamship
have been reserved for the clerical party
which will escort the two Archbishops to
the Consstory Monsignor Falconio VIII
be accompanied by the Right Rev. DR..
Thomas J. Shahan, rector Of the Catholic
University In Washington. A large delega-
tIon of Catholic clergy and many hundred
Iavmen saw them off at the Washington
station yesterday, and as they passed
through Wilmington. Del, on the train, nVe
hundred people knelt on the station plat
| form TO receive the Archbishop's BLESSING
ArranRements have been made to line Dist
street. fSpm Fifth avenue to Twelfth ave-
ME. with delegations from various parishes
10 bid Archbishop Farley and his guest
farewell when they drive through on tnelr
way to the Hoboken pier. Archbishop Far
lev will be accompanied 10 Rome by Mon
signor Francis II. WALL OF the Church OF
St Charles Borromeo: the Rev. Luke j.
Evers, Of St Andrews; the Rev. Charles A.
Cassidy, of St. Peters, New Brighton,
Staten Island: the Rev William J. Stewart,
of St Marks, West 13Sth street; the Rev.
John J. McNamee. OF Mount st. Vincent;
the Rev. James P. O'Brien, of st. Rita's;
| the Rev. Francis p. Burke, Of st. Ambrose,
| and the Rev. Thomas F. Grey, of ST. Au-
gustine's. The Bronx.
Six thousand children, representing 10 per
cent OF the children in the archdiocese,
will fill the Cathedral at o'clock in the
morning, no adults being admitted. They
! will bid the Archbishop goodby by singing
God Bless Our Cardinal and waving
fpapal and American flags, after he has
given them his blessing. and as he walks
down the central aisle to take his carriage.
| Not later than $50 the different rectors
are to assemble their focks along both
sides OF 51st street, each parishioner TO
carry a papal and an American flag TO wave
to the Archbishop as he drives past. These
| flags can be obtained at the Cathedral
College. The police have been instructed
to accord every one carrying them place
along the line.
Parishes east Of Fifth avenue and north
of 5Oth street will assemble on the north
side Of 5lst street. between Fifth and
Eighth avenues. Parishes west of Fifth
avenue and north of 5Oth street will as
semble on the north side of 51st street, be-
tween Eighth and Twelfth avenues. Par
ishes east of Fifth avenue and south OF
Goth street will assemble on the south side
Of 5lst street between Eighth and Twelfth
avenues. Parishes west Of Fifth avenue
and south of 5Oth street will assemble on
the south side of 5lst street, between Eighth
and Twelfth avenues.
These instructions. sent TO every parish
priest by Monsignor Mooney, vicar general
OF the archdiocese. were read at all the
masses yesterday. IL is expected that a
vast throng will make the progress of the
| Archbishop through the streets triumph.
Two hundred and fifty mounted police VIII
be on hand to keep passage room for the
carriages
once arrived at the North River, he and
his party will board the steamboat Rose