Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-24

Rome. Jan. % CBy the A. P)-The
tn-er-u1nt of BenClict Nv has been ten
ta-iv-iy fixed for Wednesday afternoon.
The body Viii lie iu state in The basillca
Hf So Peters only day and halt
more. according 10 ths present plans.
,li.--l.c-s wish not 20 be e1-oalmed nee
states departure from the custom that
's. Ho.-s body -e lu state for three
GAYS
FINAL decision viii be taken on this
gr s-9l Wednesday morning, but the
s-.saur view of the vatican IS that it
r. ac imp .1ssi5Ie 10 keep the body ex-
I. beyond Wednesday afternoon. The
statement was also made tonigrt but
r1. u.I.c.sl.y. that the coffin would be
o...lI min Jew hours, and thus the
usual ceremony Of wg-sh.ppcrs filing
r.- Lss-- She uncovered foot Of the
l.a. pope would be eliminated.
lle removal ut The body from the
--e.u. room TO the basiica this morn
.rE was tle 0coas on of an imposing
ceremony. The bier was held shoulder
h.za .r usEers clal in costumes Of scar
llt. fals-l 10y noble guards The sa-
cred college followed. headed by the
agau. Cardinal NauEutelH. each taking
bis pos .aa accorti1g 10 his rank Car
rl' G.eHarr. walked considerable
--.Ill. behind the dean. although oc-
-.l- che post of Camerlingo, or head
-aa Roman church during the inter-
r-Elm.
Ir ert--inE the main door Of St. Pc
.c-s the funeral party was received by
-ae clergy of the great basilica, who es-
-.---l tae c9rtege down the main cen
.-s. aisle r0 position in the center of
I. church JUST opposite the statue Of St.
Peter There absolution took place. The
passed INTO the chapel Of the Holy Sac
-anrlr where the public can view the
l.l- through the immense iron gates.
The certificate u the popes death,
n-.1l was registered today, will be en-
.-r.I I'D tl- records Of the capital at
i.e' oc.--- tomorrow morning in prac-
-.laly the same manner as Tor all BO-
nan citizens. in view, however, Of the
lfe peges g high rank the mayor him
-if Nr-a ve thl l.try. The legal ad-
.l-l- o. the vatican Will b- present. and
-le witnesses will be Pr.[e COlonna,
ASSISTANT -1 the ponudcai throne Mar
Ha.s saclei-. grand equery; Prince
--a~s.I.I. vatican minister Of posts. and
l.s.u.r a-l4arandini commander ol the
Nel.- GI-rl.
iar..-...a. .ou Of the American cardi-
nails .u tEe T0raciave, the date for thy
f. Tor FEBRUARY q. is still possible, but
isl Regarded -s doubtful by the secretar-
.- o. s.sta. A ca1.e message has beer
-.ce..a- l-1m Cardinal O'Connell, OF
Boston. announcing that he was taking
passage -lr Rome tomorrow, while Car
sinai ID C1nnel had a possible chance ol
..elr- Rome iu time. providing tht
-lrc.as. does u9t choose a new pope OF
-le arsf ballot. but he thought that Ca-
sinai I.-- --T-rtyE chances were very
1I uu. -s tile session o. the conclav,
fa- .Hr- and atGacgs. and many ballots
r.-H required.
Asked 1lncern.ng the possibility o.
'-@-a0Hl1- tar c1nclave 10 permit tn,
American cardinals 20 attend. the secrc
r replied chat the constitution woul
no 1e amended for that purpose. a
.H- ln--.as- must be called within tei
.f,.- .l- death Of the pope.
A. rnr= story. under the presidency O
-a- Gss1arri met this evening an
'..--I .slr-tcly on February .. TIL
requested The Associate,
Press ~o--cs-oulcnt to set a right i'm
-' the efc-t that once the cor
@ began JUS session no late arriva
-rl'f erte-.
Cardinals O'Co1neu and Doughert
ra~ rrt.- rho c0nc.ave at any timo It
r..A t'ia MAJ even PAL
s'H -u tha last ballot"
-- eH7-lf the conciave extend owe
'rvHr7l days-aud some OF them hav
rra- vce,-7-both American cal
ur- be present. 40 cardinal
-sl to leave the conclave while
hG- a helated cardinal is PEI
SISTED tr enter. This IS the rule
-7- torpedo boat destroyer miEl
---- Cardinal Douehe-ty in time to a
" Norzrror Pizardo said half jol
0-~
There seems 20 he a genuine desire
.r circles that the United States I
-tst. 7. i7 admitted that the ca
- I--1la and Brazil will be Vi
as, f7 attend.
Tr. seer .rria-a is flooded with thou
tri= -- messages Of coincidence ar
F~-- hr from al corners Of the glob
F-1ei By che heads Of the create
a-I 'r. huublest parish priest
practically in all modern Ia,
re7 and many Of them IN Latin.
There has been much speculation
'7e rronoh's successor OF Benedict, b
trre is no outstanding figure. The p
70.~ Romano. however. says that Card
raj Man. archbishop ot Pisa is the 20
t-rmfut'7 candidate IN consequence
i- hlra patriotism.