The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-05-12

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and for the most part. in visiting
the churches and cemeteries The
old Catholic cathedral was Wonder
tUlly beautiful on this occasion. The
altar was q mass Of Easter lilies
mingled among which vas a pro
fusion Of electric lights. and sur
mounting all Ess the Cross formed
from incz1descent lights This with
Inc rare jewels and paintings, the
gorgeous robes Of the priests and
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TOTshippers. together with the i'm
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ing incense. the beautiful music
the expensive hzngings. the bril-
liant ~tghts-and the gold and silver
ornamentstiOn and service. gave a
luNurianee 10 the entire setting
which wss most charming. Moth
ing Wa spared 10 make the Easter
service 2 Of dazzling beauty. At
the cemeteries the devotion to their
dead was demonstrated By the gorg-
sous display Of a wealth OF beauti-
ful flowers. The cities of the
dead were - colossal flower gar-
dsns, the ares Of beautiful flow
ers. shrubs and trees groEing in
profusion while cut flowers. potted
plants and select pieces Of many
designs fairly hid the tombs. The
display on Easter day was. OF
course. more gorgeous than on 9th
er occasions. however. the eemeter-
les are beautifully kept and lavish
ly decorated on all DAYS. Great
Hover markets occupy the streets
nearby and al nearly every hour Of
every day, one could see many.
many people going with baskets OF
flowers 10 place on the grave Of a
loved one The mode Of burial in
Cuba is all above ground. vaults
being used exclusively. II mav~ be
interesting TO some 10 know that