Evening Star Newspaper, March 10, 1922, Page 21

GRAVEDIGGER’S MIX-UP GIVES BODY OF WOMAN HONORS DUE SOLDiER By Cable_to Star and’ Chicago Daily News. | Copyright, 1022, BERLIN, March 10.—An old lady was buried in the Hamburd mili- tary cemetery today with all the military honors dve to a soldier repeatedly cited for exceptional bravery. Meanwhile, the soldier was burled with all the simplicity befitting the funeral of an nged ‘woman who had spent an un- eventful life. The two funerals were due to be held at the same time and the gravedigger got the coffins mixed, 80 that the dead woman was taken to the soldier's grive. A minis- ter preached a_ sermon in which he recalled the heroic deeds of the dead warrior and patriotic songs ‘were sung by the soldier's com- rades. Then the regimental bugler blew taps and the coffin was low- ered into the grave. Just then the gravedigger, hav- ing discovered his error, rushed up and stopped the ceremony. 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Invitations have been sSent to the head of the Roman Catholic Church here, as well as to the Protestant churches. Participation avill also be asked of leading fraternal organiza- tions, the stats federation of -labor and governing bodies of ~ political parties. bd = Since May, 1918, when the Was! ington state supreme court adjudged the Bible a “sectarian” book, ruling that Tt was un¢onstitutional to teach it in the publié gchoole, diffefént r ligious organizations have bcen i vestigating the question. Tho &p cial ~ Presbyterian committee re- ported: “The Bible is required to be read HOPES U. S. WILL ASSIST |LONG-TERM GERMAN LOAN Foreign Secretary Rathenau Hints to Reichstag America May Join European Nations. The Star and Chicago Daily Copyright, 1922, BERLIN, March 10.—Foreign Secre- tary Rathel in a speech in the reichs- tag Tuesday, hinted at what was going on behind the scenes, when he declared that he hoped the United States’ ‘would join several European countries in ex- tending to Germany a large long-term lca By Wireless to - Ne hen ex-Senator James Hamilton Lewis of Illinois was in Berlin ten days ago it became known that Rathenau had approached him with a request to act as a mediator intinformal negotia- tions between the German governmemt and American bankers to bring about a financial understanding enabling. Ger- many to satisfy her creditors for the next two or three ycars. The sum mna- tioned was $2,600.000.000 to $3,000,000,00 Tre American State Department’s re cent warning to the banks not to ex- | tend loans to.forelgn countries without first consulting the government has created a mnew feeling of anxiety in German financial circles, as was re- flected in tne drop in the value of the mark last week. The newspapers, in _commenting on the Rathenau speech, demand that the government at least should approach the United States with a defipite ap- peal. Arrival Revives Rumor That Ob- regon Will Undergo Operation. By the Associated Pi MEXICO CITY, March $.—Arrival of Dr. Willlam J. Mayo of Rochester, Minn., here today revived rumors that President Obregon must submit tc an operation on his right arm, which has never completely healed since he was injured in the battle of Ce- laya, in 1914. Dr! Mayo was accompanied by sev- eral physicians. 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