New-York tribune., 1921-03-28
Cardinal Gibbons's
Body Lies in State
In His Cathedral
Public Admitted Daily TO
View Remains Until the
Funeral Mass Thursday;
All Creeds Pay Tribute

BALTIMORE, March sT.-1hs body
OF James, Cardinal Gibbons viii be
borne tomorrow morning from his bed
chamber in the Archi episcopal resi-
oence into the Cathedral. where it will
lie in state until Thursday morning.
After the final Easter service in the
Cathedral tonight the catafalque was
erected just outside the sanctuary at
the head of the central aisle. 1t will
be draped in rich cloths and the Cardi-
naPs body clothed in the YES eslments of
the mass viii be placed upon it. A
guard of honor from the Catholic Lay
mems organizations will be maintained
constantly throughout the whole time
the body lies in state. The public will
be admitted tomorrow, Tuesday and
Wednesday between II a. m, and IL
p. M.
The first ceremony Of the Cardinals
funeral will be a solemn requiem mass
at 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning for
children.
The order of the funeral procession
been arranged, being tentatively as fol-
lows
First Section Master of ceremonies,
professional cross bearers and acolytes,
seminary choir, the regular clergy in
the habits of the various orders, the
secular clergy in cassocks.
Second Master Of cere-
monies, Catholic University faculty.
Wears general, supervisors and provin-
cials of religious orders, monsignori,
right reverend abbots, right reverend
bishops
Third Section-The Apostolic Dele
Cardinal Begin, Primate of Canada, and
a or,dn MI q
nell and attendants.
More tributes from men of national
and international prominence we're re-
ceived to-day. Among those who sent
messages of coincidence and sympathy
were G.. Fitzpatrick, Lieutenant Gov
ernor of Quebec; Juan Riano, Spanish
Am bassador; A. de Alencar, Brazilian
Ambassador; Prince Lutomirski, Polish
Minister, and Princess Lubomirski; At
torney General Daugherty. DR.. Maurice
Francis Egan, formerly United States
Minister to Denmark; Governor E. l.
Edwards of New Jersey, General John
j. -Pershing and Admiral ". s. Benson
References to the death OF the Car
dinal, with tributes to his life and ex-
pressions of sorrow for his loss, were
made in many Protestant pulpits to-
day. Prayers Of sympathy for the be-
1eaved-including as such not only the
thousands under mis- apostolic author
ity, but countless thousands of the city
and the nation as well-were uttered
by many ministers.
WASHINGTON, March 27--By di-
rection of the Belgian government
Baron de Cartier de Marchienne, AM
bassador from Belgium, to-day sent to
Bishop Corrlgan, Mt Baltimore, mes
sage expressing deep sorrow at the
loss to all mankind" in the death OF
Cardinal Gibbons. He will attend the
funeral.
LONDON, March 27:.-High tribute
was paid Cardinal Gibbons in the vari.
Gus Easter Sunday sermons. Fathe,
Bernard Vaughan declared that if {
plebiscite for the most popular man il
the United States had been taken Car
dinal Gibbons would have headed the
list. He said no churchman had exer.
cised such sure and quick sway over
his country as Cardinal Gibbons.
Cardinal Bourne, in Westminste,
Cathedral, said his death was loss not
only to his diocese but to the whole
English speaking world and the uni
versal church.