GREAT AMERICAN LEADER OF CATHOLIC CHURCH LAID TO REST AT BALTIMORE

Baltimore—(By A. P.)—With all the splendor of ceremony centuries old, the Roman Catholic church today laid to rest one of its most reverend and faithful servants, James Cardinal Gibbons, archbishop of Baltimore and the second American elevated to the cardinalate. Archbishop John Bonanzo, apostolic delegate at Washington, celebrated the pontifical requiem High mass.

Before heard outside the Sistine Chapel, John Glennon, of St. Louis, delivered the funeral sermon. The greatest assembly of church dignitaries ever massed on the American continent, gathered here today for the funeral of James Cardinal Gibbons. In the procession which formed for the pontifical requiem mass were numberless priests and members of a hundred dioceses. Lay delegates representing Catholic or ganizations came also, with diplomats Washington. By 9 o'clock, an hour before the time for the ceremony, the streets surrounding the cathedral were packed with clergy and laity. Cardinal Gibbons's body rested on a marble covered catafalque and was dressed in the archbishop's mitre and ring and the cardinal's hat was at  The foot of the bier.
Mrs. Winifred Armour Henkle, organist at the Liberty Theatre, Colfax spent several hours in Moscow Thursday afternoon. Moscow was her home from childhood and her mother, Mrs. Watkins, still lives here. 