Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-26
SERVICES FOR MACSWINEY
TOMORROW IN FAMILY'S HANDS
Father Dominic Believes Body Will Be
Turned Over to Relatives After
Inquest Is Held.
By the Associated Press

AAAN S~~S
By the Associated Press
LONDON. October 26.-1nquiries
which have been made OF members OF
the family on behalf Of the govern
ment regarding arrangements for the
funeral Of Lord Mayor MacSwinsy of
Cork have been interpreted by Father
Dominic, the late lord mayors private
chaplain, as an indication that there
will be no interference with the fam
ily's plans, and that the body will be
the inquest. This, the homo office
states, will be held Wednesday morn
ing.
The body is still in the Brixton
prison mortuary, clothed in a coarse
brown Franciscan habit.
It is reported from Dublin that all
the members Of the Dali Eireann, or
Irish republic parliament, intend to
come to London for the obsequies here.
1t is also stated that bodyguard OF
fifty Irish volunteers will attend the
funeral party throughout the jour
ney.
A deputation of twenty-one members
Of the corporation Of Cork, headed by
Deputy Mayor O'Callaghan, arrived
this morning to attend the London
services and accompany the funeral
party to Cork. Ten members of the
Cork harbor board also are hero. to-
gether with many persons prominent
in the civic and commercial life Of
Cork and other Irish cities.
Family Continues Virgil.
The members Of the late lord
mayors family were continuing today
their vigil over the body.
This noon the Irish Self-Deternina-
VnY .na - -
definite word that the inquest would
be held in Brixton at 1880 am. We'd
nesday. It is expected the body will
be placed in state at St Georges
Cathedral. Southwark. before pm.
Wednesday: and will remain lying
guard. which will be relieved each
three hours. will be posted about the
catafalque.
Solemn requiem mass win BE- sung at
St Georges Cathedral at IL am. Thurs
day; the celebrant being Father
Cathedral Absoiution will be given by
Archbishop Mannix, the Australian
prelate. and Bishop Cotter Of Ports
mouth
The funeral party win proceed from
the cathedral to Euston station at .
pm, contingents from all the Irish So
cieties from London and representative
marching in the procession
Criticism i'm N. Y. City.
NEW YORK, October 26.-Irish sym
attended mass meetings here last night.
protesting against what they termed the
murder by the imperialist1c government
OF Great Britain" Of Lord Mayor Ter.
ence MacSwiney Of Cork.
Dudley Field Malone. farnerlAhor
49, 1~k> g.
York, Walter e. Holloway Of Philadel-
phia, and several Irish women, speaking
to a great crowd In Columbus Circle.
criticised the government at Washing
ton and the republican and democratic
national candidates 'for refusal to in
tervene In the cause Of Ireland"
Flags Of the Irish republic. and Of
America and buttons bearing the photo
graph Of Mayor MacSwiney were dis
tributed In the crowd, which booed and
Missed every mention Of the British gov
eminent and Premier Lloyd George,
while references to MacSwtney as 'one-
Of the greatest martyrs in history" and
to the Irish republic" were greeted with
prolonged applause
A young man in the crowd who said
he was an Engiishman. belittled re-
marks made by one Of the speakers
and was severely beaten before res
cued by policemen.
resolutions adopted by the Friends
Of Irish Freedom in smother nesting
Brixton prison Of Terence Mao
Swiney." and declared: I'VE charge
Lloyd George with the commission
Of this most heinous crime" !.
SHis Spirit win Live"
MONTGOMERY, Ala... October a.
the local chapter OF the
Ancient Order Of librarians Last
night, Judge James q. Deey Of
Indianapolis Ind, president Of the
national organization. declared that
even though Terence MacSwiney. lord
mayor Of Cork, who died in Brixton
prison, England. yesterday. had passed,
his spirit will live and guide Ireland
until her Independence was won.
The speaker asserted that II all
Irish-Americans would rise up and
demand that America take immedi-.
and the merciless crimes being com.
mitted in Ireland. she would obtain
her freedom before the dawn Of many
months. Not until you do rise will
her Independence DO won" he said.
Sympathy for Sister.
ASHEvILLE, N. c.. October 26.-Mes-
sages Of coincidence poured in today
for the sister Of the Lord Mayor Mac
Swiney Of Cork, Rev. Nine. Margaret
618C5Wlu6ys dI 81. SSu0tS0NS6"OA~LHV.
Pines, Catholic school here. The
messages were from clergy, indivtd-
uals and friends in this country and
ireland and England. She received
a cablegram this morning from her
brother Joseph Peter MacSwiney. who
recently left here for England. in
which he said. Terry died Tor iss-
with her brothers and other friends.
does not believe her brother has COM
mitted suicide. but that he died tor .
great cause.
ROME. October 26.-NewD Of tho
death Of Terrence MacSwiney was re-
ceived at the Vatican from the AsSo-
ciated Press today, the new. being
communicated to Mgr. Cerretti, papat
undersecretary OF state, who was
deeply impressed by the tfdings.
When Pope Benedict was informed
Of the death Of the lord mayor he
showed deep regret. and then knelt,
a long time In silent
prayer.
BUENoS AIRES. October 26.-serv-
ices in memory Of Terence MacSwiney
were held in this city tonight. Friends
Of Ireland and sympathizers In the
cause OF the Irish Joined in the cere-
mony.
OTTAWA, Ontario, october Is
High requiem mass for Lord Mayor
MacSwiney Of Cork. who died today
in Brixton prison, London, VIII be
held in st. Bridget's Church here next
Services VIII DE under
the auspices Of Thomas Davis, Ottawa
Branch Of the Irish Self-Determina-