New-York tribune., 1920-11-01
|srries Bearing Soldiers
Ind Armored Cars Fol
,Iow Mourners to Gene
ssrv: NoDisorderO Occurs
s;rn Feirers Fire
Salute at Grave
1000 Line Roadside
~ Procession, a Quarter
Of a Mile Long, Passes
Bv Frank Getty

c,s~fal Cable to Inc JfIbitrr
.rr;rh;. 1920 New York Tribune Inc.
oRK. Oct. S1.-The body Of Ter
Macswiney was buried to-day in
Finbar's Cemetery. Under the
g of the military the funeral pro-
,,on for the Lord Mayor, who had
-ved himself in Brixton Prison,
+. through the city's streets and
r the three-milc journey to the
70 that had been prepared Ten
,sand men and women Of Cork stood
Mourning at the roadside.
he funeral passed quietly. The dis
srs that had threatened failed to
Arialize The military, with its
les loaded with soldiers and ar
ed cars that mounted machine guns,
,pletely dominated the situation.
interference vas offered the Sim
,ers who were in charge Of the
sssion. hut the lorries loaded with
Ds whirled through the streets
" the route TO the cemetery ard
pied strategic positions there dur
she ceremonies at the grave.
Afecs discipline, such as has al
Prevailed under the threat OF the
of the military. was everyw here
s.rent. The only note Of defiance
n, at tie end of the ceremony, when
.oldiers of the Irish republi can
- stepped from the ranks Of the
Bhers lust at sunset and tircG three
1t volleys over the Aover-strewn
I'VE.
Services Last All Day
he funeral services occupied the
ire dav. At II o'clock this morning
1 BODY Of the martyr was carried
Il the City Hall, where it had lain
Aste since Yesterday, o the Catholic
abedral on the Hill. Sim Fein vol
,tsers Ilned the route and kept per-
,ct order. Passes to enter the lines
nsrds had been issued b. officials
MIA "rspublic.'n
81 the head Of the procession walked
Iadalled friars. followed by Arch
shops Harty and Pew and Bishops
ohalan and Foley in > carriage. Then
me two hear.es flled with flowers
ID wreaths and behind them, to a
.oning march played on bagpipes, was
q coffin, draped in the republican col
3 Of green, white and orange On
. Of it lay felt hat OF an Officer in
: republican army Mourncrs fol-
wed with hundred FORA tributes.
Outside Of the City Hal Is thc pro-
'ssion passed, stood FIVE lorlies filed
tn British troops. their rifles poised
4 ready threatening the crowd.
sey were waiting for trouble that
dn't come. Two armored cars with
sehine guns swinging In their tnr-
y lusheu back and forth
At the cathedral requiem high mass
ss celebrated and five bishops gave
cSwlney absoiNtion. Here again the
..sclplne was perfect There was no
nm Ftin flag other than that which
sped the coffin, although every one
ore little green and orange rosette
.ched with black.
II was 2 o'clock when the procession
1t the cathedral and started for the
'metery. Al various points along the
ute bands which had been forbid
a to take part in the procession
yea funeral marches as the mourn
s passed
10 line first were the clergy. num-
ring nearly 500 priests from various
Irss OF the country, followed by
.rty bishops and three archbishops.
nsy were followed by a closed car
age IN which rode the Lord Mavor's
lao~ and two sisters, Miss MARY and
iss Annie MacSwiney. Three other
'tf'ages, containing relatives, passed
'iofe the fo~er-laden hearses came
to view.
Sim Fen volunteers, carrying
feaths, walked il wide open forma.
% ~ behind the hearses. one hle or
taef side Of the street to avoid all
'moiaace Of military order, while
Tween these files the coffin was car
70. Fifteen hundred republican
burners brought up the rear of the
oeession' which scarcely exceeded in
nt.n the quarier-mlc limit specified
the British authorities.
AT the cemetery the procession
'uno SLOW " around the plot that i
Sulsso .".s "for the Hero Dead of the
'puolsc Of Ireland" There lie
,o%as oS MacCurtain, who preceded
!" ',sow,hey as chief executive of the
!. ~: VI CORK. In another place lies
''pn murphy, American born hunger
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