The Washington times., 1913-06-23
PRIESTS CELEBRATE
FIRST HIGH MASSES
Recently Ordained churchmen
in Charge of st. Patrick's
and st. PauI's Services.

Two Washington priests recently or
dained celebrated their first high mass
IN local churches yesterday, the Rev.
John Murphy appearing at ST. Patrick's
and the Rev. Francis j. Hurney, at St.
PauPs.
The ordination of Father Murphy,
who Is graduate of the Marists' Col
lege. took place last Tuesday at the Bal
t.more Cathedral. where Cardinal Glib
bons officiated. His assistants yester-
day were the Rev. Joseph O'Connor, the
Rev. Thomas z. McGuigan. the Rev.
William ]. Carroll, the Rev. Father Keys,
and the Rev. Father Butin. The Rev.
James O'Connor. of ST. Augastine's 8
Church, delivered the sermon.
At st. Paul's Church the Rev. Father
Hurney was assisted by the Rev
Thomas Walsh. archpriest; the Rev. w.
v. O'Connor, deacon, and ]. F. R. Cor
coran. of St Mary's College. subdeacon.
Other clergymen present were Mgr.
James r. Mackin, the Rev. Eugene Han
nan, the Rev. w. II. Ketchan. the Rev.
J. L. Krug. the Rev. Ignatius Fealey,
the Rev F. Wall, and the Rev. Father
Hurlbutt.
Says Saloons Will Go.
Saloons will be banished from the Dis
trict of Columbia within two years IL
the prediction made at the First Congre-
gational Church by the Rev. Donald C.
Macleod is fulfilled. The occasion was
the celebration by the Anh-Saloon
League Of the twentieth year Of its work
in the Capital. Andrew Wilson, presi-
dent Of the league, being in charge Of
the meeting.
The Rev. Dr. Macleod reviewed the
progress that the prohibition movement
has made within the last decade and
SAID that there would not be a bar in
the district by the close Of 1915, and
that nationwide prohibition would soon
follow.
Brief addresses were made by Major
S. H. Walker, Arthur B. WSite, f. M.
Bradley, Mrs. s. D. La Fetrs. Mrs. En-
ma Sanford Shelton, and the Rev. Wal
ter H Brooks.
There is an element of weakness in
the Cody life, and II is to the God-defy
ing energy of the sons of Cain that we
owe much Of our external civilization"
York. who preached to the Washington
Temple congregation. In the New Ma
sonic Temple on THE Mark of Cain"
Lesson of Cain.
TT fs. in one sense, a mark of favor.
rather than a curse or mark Of disap-
proval," said he. Tt was a guarantee
of mercy on Gods part, arguing that
Gains life would not be taken because
on his own sin In killing his brother.
The line of Abel not only believes in
Gods promises, but they also love and
are waiting for Him. Those Of the line
of Cain believe more in their own force
and energy, while they give outward
conformity to the worship of God"
Frances E. willard. founder of the
Iyoman's Christian Temperance Union,
was held up as Americas highest
type of womanhood by the Rev. A. II.
Thompson. of the Waugh NJ. z. Church,
Third and A streets northeast, yester-
day, in a sermon preached especially
for the benefit of nine girls of his con-
Rreeation who graduated from local
hieh schools this year. OF this number
three won scholarship in Goucher Col
lege. Baltimore, and fourth won a
George Washington University Scholar
ship.
Temperance Sunday was observed by
the Sunday school of Ryland NJ. z.
Church. Tenth and d streets south
west, Mrs. NJ. II. Fearnow, superfnten-
dent of the temperance department.
being in charge. Songs by a group of
Chinese children. who are members of
the LOYAL Temperance Legion. and an
address by DR.. Thompson, were the
principal numbers on the program.