Evening Star Newspaper, April 21, 1925, Page 16

16 , SOLENNHEH HASS 0% MR, MACKN First of Three Services Is Held for Veteran Pastor of St. Paul’s. With the impressive liturgy and rit- nal which the Catholic Church em- 1 especially in the funeral serv- for one of its anointed prelates, first of the three solemn high es of requiem for the repose of James F. Mackin, vet- Paul's parish, w the soul of M eran pastor of St. celebrated today This _service particularly for those dearest to the heart of Father Mackin, the children of his parish, practically tized and to whom he had given their first holy communion—ev to their parents before them. in ts, who, m he has be a father. The church, which Fa huilt, is draped in sombe; in and without, and over the sanctuary is a heavy pall of pur- ple silk matching the robes of the 1 priest as he lies in state for days that all his parishione; friends from all over the archdi gese may have an opportu: prayer beside his coffin and the parochial school Father Mackin's greatest also draped in black y Children Attend. 300 children from St as many more chil- various orphan asy Mackin had me 200 mem recupied he church. There was rd of henor of Holy Name men side of the coffin, while other \e men acted as ushers. The filled to capacity Mackin | with- ther blac rectory which was pride, are More than Paul’s School dren from the m Father AN ehurch t 1s celebrant ted by Rev as deacon. and Rev. taine, as subdeacon The casket, containi Father Mackin, wear vestments priest solemn procession to the church last hight by Holy ne men. while m than 1.000 membe that g than 30 Cath ched frc iweh, whes hroughout the Coan Fon James T. Edmund J he body of his purple the rectory to the prayers were recited evening . there were hundreds of mourning parishioners and other de yoted frien of the dead priest in the church prayving members of the Holy Name Society n watch with their pastor, ays been with them when: ever the society met Sodality to Officiate. al > of the dead e solemn high mass of requiem t 10 o'clock who during the last helped Farther M church and school responded to his appeals. not a family in the- parish but feels it has lost a personal friend, and it is feared that the church will not contain all who will endeavor to at- tend this special service tomorrow, B Joseph A. Cassidy, ephen’s Church and long- time friend of Father Mackin “will sing the mass. Throughout fous Catholic parishes in Washington will gather in St. Paul's Church to recite the office for the dead and other pray Archbishop Curley will pont at the solemn high m Thursds 0 years have in ~ build and who alw Wednesday night var- te of requiem sted by some n the sanctuary and more 500 representing all parishes in one entire dmission on Thursday will be by cards only, and some of the highest officials of the | Government, members of the hierarchy the Catholic Church, representatives of other nations and men and women of national and in- ternational note will be present to 7th and G Streets: N.W. all of whom he had bap- | s chair in | who has beer | Throughout the night | is | ishoners—those | his | There is | tor of societies from all the | diplomatic | CHINA CONFERENGE FORMALLY, GLOSED Body Called Together to Consider Rehabilitation of Government Practically Futile. By the Associated Press, PEKING, April 21.—The rehabilita- | tion conference called by Tuan Chisjui, “Chief Executive” of the central gov- | ernment, for the adjustment ‘of -the | nation’s problems was formally closed | today with an addres€ by Tuan after | 21 _nominal sessions, many of which failed to rally a quorum. _The sessions began in February. Owing to the refusai of the Kuomin- | and the indifference manifested Chang Tso-Lin. the Manchurian in, and other mil leaders, apparently without is furth than pav- ing the way for a citizens’ conference | which may be called later. Commissions were appointed to.con- | tinue the consideration of finances and military affairs with the view ta pr senting those questions to the citizens’ pate. by chie | conference. 1—%— pay the last respect they can to a st whom they admired so much for many years. Burial in Mount Olivet. Rurial will be in Mount Olivet Ceme- tery, with priests acting as pall- bearers. 33 Resolutions expressing appreciation | of the work done by Father Macki | and the loss that the church ' tion have suffered through were adopted last night at a meeting of officers of the various councils of the Knights of Columbus here. The gathering was In the Knights of Co- | lumbus _Home resided over by | State Deputy n. Among those \\hn lutions were John Downey, Dis- | trict_deputy: T. J. Fitzgerald, grand t hington Council; John knight of Keane vnn, grand knight arroll Council; T.. J. Trodden, knight of Spalding Council, and E. Clipper of Potomac A, Sulli pproved the r and largest cigar factory in the world. { - was carried in | | quahty first as our supreme success Tolmanized Linen. the secret ingredient Tolman Laundry, | ‘ smooth, that clear as 6th and C IT ENTERTAINS THEM ; BOTH 'HERE is something in the Vic- trola for every one. The entire family—and the can enjoy it. 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