Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-06-21
FATHER LUCEY
 EXPIRES YESTERDAY
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and mass will be said ther>, this morning by Bishop Shaw.
 In charge of committee from the Knights of Columbus the remains will leave San Aantonio this afternoon Alter the body arrives in the city to- morrow morning, committee rom fhe focal Knights of Columbus Will stand guard at the church during all hours Of the day and night.
 Hoped to See Church Completed.
 One great wish of Father Lucey' S was to complete the $75,000 church, which is now being built on Wes( Sixth avenue. He had repeatedly said that he wished to see the building completed berore his end came. Through his untiring efforts, work was begun on the edifice, which when completed, will be one of the finest in the South, and will stand as fit ting monument to his many years of work here in the service of God and man.
 He took a great part in the civic pride of the city and had watched Il grow from it's infancy. He was one of the most public-spirited of his citizens. He was leading factor ln the upbuilding of Pine Bluff, and was ever ready to assist in any movement which tended to make il a city beautiful in every physical and moral sense, He was also an ardent worker i:l the city beautiful movement.
 The honorary pallbearers selected from the Knights of Columbus are: Jules T. Borreson, J. Frank Franey, Mat Donovan and John Dellmon.
 The officers of local Council No. 1153 ale: H. H. Daley. grand knight; Wm. Miller, deputy grand knight; J. J. Holland, warden; A. J. Holland, treasurer; Toney Franey, secretary; M. J. Blake, recording secretary; Frank Diet. councillor; F. P. King, advocate. A. c. Breiner, trustee.
 The entire membership of the Chamber of Commerce will act as committee to represent that body at the funeral services, as will also every member of the city council.
 The Guard of Honor.
 H. H. Daley, acting grand knight oi the Knights of Columbus, has named the body guard and the hours they will serve. He assures this aotice: :.
 "All members of this guard of honor whose names have been an- nounced have been instructed to meet i,, a body at Union station promptly at 10 o'clock Sunday evening for the purpose of acting as guard of honor to escort the body of the Rev. Lucey from Union station to Holderness' undertaking parlors, there dispers- ing until further orders of the grand knight.
 Members of this Guard of Honor will serve in the capacity as follows, each two serving two hours at such times as is specified after thelr names. All members of the Knights of Columbus, are expected to accept tEis as due notice.
 Information can be obtained at the hall, Second and Chestnut streets all day today and until tonight at 9:30 o'clock.
 Members will please answer to their names as they are called at mass this morning.
 .Hnformatioa regarding arrival of body will be wired to H. H. Daley hy J. Frank Franey. and same can be had by calling telephone No. lo3l.
 The following is list of the men who are expected to serve Monday. Each couple will serve for two hours:
 Ed. J. Brennan and A. J. Darrou&' a. m.
 John B. Breake and A. A. Abbene, Il a. m. ..,
 Toney Franey and c. P. Smith. p. m.
 Franke Brenke and Neddo Marlnno, p. m.
 Joe Cook and M. J. Blake, D. 11n :
 A. J. Holland and Willie Miller. ' p. m. q
 W. J. Franey and A. A. Brenke, pm I,
 A. c. Briaer and John Genevey, Il
 Dewitt Hope and John Kennedy. a m. q
 F. P. King and c. F. Mccarthy. g, m.
 Pat Tierney and F. M. Otte, a. m
 Steve Grace and John PrunlsKl' a. m.