Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
BODY LIES
IN STATE IN CITY HALL
Funeral Tomorrow AZ Which Gov
ernment Bars Military
Display.
ny A.sociated Pres- p Every evening

By Asnor-fsted Press - Every EVENING
Cork. Oct 30 Thouaards u Insh-
men ~ an rIas-es ard callings with their
wives and children flad in ~olem1 pro
eeszion today past the bier ~ Terence
MacSwiney late lord mayor of Cork mute
" testifgi to the esteem Ia which h. was
held Dv hls fellow tow speoplP and The
whole of nationalist Irelsrd liy train
jautti- car ard foot hundreds from the
country about Cork ard from the more
distant Irish centerv poured into the
city from eany morning.
The glass-eovered essket, revcah~g
the ernariated features Of the iate lord
MAYOR ard his body dressed II the IIl-
form Of Al officer Of the Irlsh Republican
army. which hAd been substituted fnr
ba ked eatafalaue- Four volur teers IN
civilian dress maintained guard. The plat
form Of tho choir loft ia froGt Of which the
body Inv. was mass Of greer cry and
flowers framing a eentral floral representa-
tton Of the c-riclfix. which, outiired agaInSt
a huge background OF black velvet. dom
lnatef the whole display
Cork, Oct 30-Tne body of Terence
Maetswiney. iate lord mayor II Cork, lies
tndav in state IN the ity Hall q Cork
The funeral will be held tomorrow.
The threatened clash between sfe friends
Il MacSwinay and the authorities VsS
due "a the action of the British govern
rnent in ordering the body brought here
from HOlyheaIi instead 1T being taken
f,rst to Tgiblin, a. bad been arranged.
The body 0f NafSvinev vas landed on
me dock here [ atil ls:t night ms fellow
tuxneIner hsd thought I. wUuld b. iakcE
n Dublin md not r-ach nere uarl -
MORROW. but i a4rIyC,. CeFC 3n OoATti p Il
udnirsl,g tie At ! el0~k veStcrdNy
Afternoon. The tug, whose -4ag vas flown
st halfn,-st docke,l At ~ C1Ist0uls Hoo
QUAY f.aonnous crowds llDrd taC OPP
po site qslays and IN. nearby hrid&'s
The government authorities n tork
C1m2sila.elv notified Deputy Lord Siay0r
O'Callshan and the bishop II York .hat
no military display would D. permitted
nt The funeral of MacSWlney. and that
neither drilling, uniforms nor Republican
army badges would be allowed.
The only lrlsh Republican flag III the
procession, it was stated, must be placed
on the co.fn and the procession must not
exceed GusIt+r OF nlle n length
Frnous will line the route - see the. thess
regulations are obeyed
Cork. Ireland, Oct. 80 Bishop Co
halan of Cork visited the jail Yesterday
and peremptorlly ordered the hunger
strikers there to take food. All OF them
refused. Thereupon Bishop Cohslan IN
structed the nuns attending the hunger
strikers to prepare food The nuns having
no alternative obeyed the command and
offered food to each Of the prisoners but all
refused IL.
Bishop Cohalan IS appealing personally
TO the Sinn Fein leaders q release the
prisoners from their hunger strike At
noon today they had completed the
eightieth day Of their fast Michael
Burke collapsed this morning Sean
Hennessy and Thomas Donovan SO re-
ported 10 be very low
Thurles, County Tipperary, Ireland
/ Oct 30.-G-eat damage was done last
evening in Templemoie, eight miles north
Of here, through acts of violence. Numev.
Gus shops we're wrecked during the dis
+ tuyhanceS.
/ Detsils as to the circumstances ant
perpetrators were lacking this forenoon