Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-19

they stood by his bier.
MANY ward followers Of the Senator
gave a helping hand in directing those
,yho came to view the remains for the
last time.
Flowers from nearly every state and
rt,v official oF prominence transformed
the interior Of the Ware home into a
vrr!tnhlr bower. Leaders Of every
ward. as we'll rs scores of division lead
crs. voiced their remembrance with n
wreath or some other appropriat" do
sign Many came from Federal otfi =
CialS
Wealth of Tributes
The hotl>r was soon iilcd with these
tributes and many had to h" placed oUt
on the spacious porch. Fifteen City
Hall detectives We're on duty in differ
cnt parts Of the premises.
Among the most prominent persons
who sent flowers were Senator Pepper.
Senator Reed. Governor Sproul. Mrs.
Barclay Warburton. vice chairman of
the Republican State Committee; W.
Harry Baker. chairman Of the RCpub-
lican State Committee; RlakcIey D..
Mrraughan. Collector Of Internal Rev
ploa~ Courts.
Other floral offerings wcro sent by
the Womcn's Thirty. ninth Ward Ware
Cmh. Republican State Committee.
State House Of Representatives
Hirhari Wcglcin. president of Council &;
Charles II. Gracklow, City Treasurer :;
THOMAS Watson. David II. Lane.
former chairman Republican city
Comrnittrr Thirty ninth Ward Re-
publican club, Dr. and Mrs. William
Amber. the state Senate and also from
Snntor Wares office.
Abigail Ware, Youngest daughter Of
the Senator, who has been i'll for sew
cral weeks. will not BE- ahln to view
Nc~ fati"r's body. The lIttl" girl is
lcarlhroken and although >h" has made
rrpcatcd requests to be carried down
stairs tho attending physirians could
not grant the request on account of her
condition.
SENATOR Vnrc will br buried this
afternoon in West Laurel lIiIl Gem
.rt'ry.
Til" funeral Cortcgc will hc beaded by
twenty five mounted State tro"rrr> in
,un.mand of C4rtuin A. II. Gcarhart.
Thousands of persons. friends and
ro'itiral followers will attend tn" fu-
neral services at the Var, country home
in hMh"r N - O'Clock.
IN III" great throDg, which will iorr-
ncr +" .iwb'cr hy motor. twain Hnd
trolley, WIZ rc high and 'ow. division
and ward leaders, city and STAT" lend
rr> and tlus" whose name, ar" hOnOrcd
ut Washiu2tOn,
tll Of o!licial phladruhN and Penn
,;lyHnin will be represented n well ms
III" RrInihlican Party organizations %!
this ciry. other cities and "f tho ~tat".
Governor Sproul will be there. as well
n the RcpuhlirAu nominee for Gov
rrnor, clifford Pnrlo,. United States
Senators Pepper and Reed will h"
among III" rl0Uru"rs ms well "a mnnI
others conspicuous AMI distinguished in
the public life Of city and State.
state senate to Attend
TIE full mpmhorShip OF the State
Scnatp will attend, aS will "A majority of
-hn member, Of the StaI" HNus" of
REPRESENTATIVES.. There will be Con
grc> SInen. the full members hip If the
R,rt!hliran City Committee and mem
le,, oi the City Council Of Phila.
del hia.
Tile Republican City Committee met
this morning and adopted resolutions
expressing the sorrow Of the committee
mon over the loss Of their leader. Menu
brrs Of the State Senate also met and
udontrd similar resolutions.
This morning the lobby OF the Belle.
vrIc- S'ratforl was filled with political
leaders. They began arriving from all
rartS 0f the state last night. Surh an
nS>cmbIage Of politicians. county lcnd-
crs. Senator's and Representatives has
not been had since the famous meeting
Of tho Republican State Committee last
summer. when the PinChot and Organ
ization forces clashed over the election
# a State Chairman.
Last night hundreds passed into
the reception hall and under the
I,.h ceiling. saw the last Of the Sena.
TOR. Silently, one by one, men and
women, passed by the coffin. Only
muflcd whispering was heard,
But there was one dramatic scene,
intense and heart tearing. Mrs. Ware
has been i'll, Frustrated with grief and
broken by the long night vIgiis At the
bedside Of her husband. Last night shn
;ns!stcd on seeing the senator. I door
opened ar the head Of the stairway and
Mrs. Ware appeared, supported by her
son in law and James NJ. Hazlett,
Recorder Of Deeds. close friends of her
husband.
Mrs. Ware paled as she saw the line
Of nourners. Stretching her arms to-
ward the bier. she called for last word
and then fell back unconscious into the
arms Of Mr.. Hazlctt.
Tears welled in the eyes Of those
who were the sad witnesses II grief
Hr. Andrew Godfrey. who is attending
Mrs. Ware, was seriously concerned
over her condition.
.Abigai;. youngest daughter NJ The
ntc senator and favoritr Il the father.
Us also III. While Senator Ware w0a
living the daughter virtually rcroYc,u cd
but since his death her condition has
rnuscd apprehension.
The services today will be rondurtrd
by Bishop Berry, of the Methodist
Lpiscoyal Church.
The Honorary Palibearers
The honorary palIbearcrs include the
most prominent men in Pennsy yanla.
The list follows:
George e. Alter, Genera W. W.
.Nttcrbury, Max Aron:
C. c. A. Raldi, Norris $. Barratt.
man. Abraham NJ. BeitIer, Francis
skunk Brown, Charles l.. Brown, Mar
lin G.. Brumbaugh, Thomas y. Boy.e,
Harry Bovard, GreenSburs.
Thomas W. Cunningham, Edwin r
Cox; John r. Casey, Pittsburgh, ". +.
Campbell, Samuel NJ, Clement, Angus.
tus +. Daix, r. Lawrence Eyre, Colo
mel George J. Elliott. John W. Ford,
Jcseph +. Gaffney, Charles III.
Grokelow. Simon Gratz, w. W. Gricst.
Ellis A. Gimbel, Jacob Ginsburg,
George Gray. Albert NJ. Greenfield
Charles B. Hall, James VI, Hazlett /:
Frank Harris. Pittsburgh; George r.
Holmes Paul w, Houck. Pottsviile.
W. I'reeland kendrick, William r.
Knight; Edgar Raymond Kiess, vii.
|liaYspcrt; Harry Kuenkel, Leonard