New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 30, 1921, Page 3

rt % occasions Welrd Rehgmus thes in New Mexico on Good Friday - Albuquerque, N. M., March 30.— Two men were crucified at the Peni- tente village of Abiquiu in northern | New Mexico on Good Friday in ob- servance of Holy Week In rites per- formed by members of the Hermanos Q¢ Luz, brothers of light, a religious order, according to B. J. Norfeldt and ‘Gustave Baumann, artists, of Santa Fe, N. M. Norfeldt and Baumann say were members of a party of two dozen tourists who witnessed the crucifirion and the flagellation cere- monles connected with it. “"For more than half an hour the ar- ists say, the two human sacrifices were tled to huge wooden crosses at the end of which time they were taken down, bleeding and exhausted. he condition of the men is said to serious and their recovery in Boubt. The Penitentes, as the Hermanos de Luz are more commonly known are lpdians with a Mexican admixture. ffhe order has many followers, it is hderstood, in remote villages of this te. Although supposed to be dying t, it still attracts wide attention ‘, use of its mysterious ceremonles, Americans seldom are able to tness. JLast there Friday wnas one of the rare according to the- two ar- tists, on which Americans were per- mitted to witness the most solemn ‘ceremonies performed by the Peni- tontes. “The Penitentes formed in a long Procession,” mald Dr. Norfeldt, “and marching to slow weird music, beat themselves with thorn whips soaked in brine water to wound themselves Aand make thelr wounds smart. One | man ecarried a large wooden cross, under the weight of which he fell exhausted frequently. The procession ended with the erection of two crSases with members of the order tied to them." It is considered an honor among the Penitentes to be selected for cruci- Qxion. GARMENT WORKERS SALARIES ARE UP Supreme Court's Board of Three Ref- orees Opens Session This After- noon at, Chicago, 1L Cleveland, March 30.—The board of threo reforees who compose the supreme court for the Cleveland gar- | ment industry today opened a two hearing on the question of in the 40 houses of the Garment Manufacturers’ The decision will affect 5,000 work- ers and will put to the test the agree- ment betwecn the manufacturers and the International Ladies’ Garment Workers' unlon, which attracted at- tention throughout the country when it was signed two years ago. L" A verdict on the wage question was suspended at the annual hearing In December. At that time the manu- facturers asked for a return to the wage scale of November, 1918, The union will make no demand for an Increaso in wages as it did At the *December hearing, Meyer Perlstein, manager for the six locals of the union, declared, and will oppose any reductions. 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MASS FOR PRELATE Baltimore Laity Turns Out Today to Attend Services Preliminary to Gib- bons Funeral Baltimore, March 30.—Members of the Catholic laity filled the cathe- dral to overflowing this morning at the last of the special requiem mass preceding the final funeral services tomorrow for Cardinal Gibbons, whose death occurred last Thursday. Bishop O. B. Corrigan, vicar general of the diocese, was the celebrant, as- sisted by members of the local priest- hood. THe masses were sung by the cathedral choir. " At the end of the mass the congre- gation filed past the bier for a last look ‘at the features of the Cardinal. Governor Ritchle gave the final touch to the plan for a general tribute to” the Cardinal when he issued. an official proclamation yesterday calling on the.people of Maryland to suspend all activities at 10 ‘o’clock tomorrow morning, the hour of the funeral and offer a prayer of gratitude for the ex- ample of Cardinal Gibbons' life. 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