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ST PATRICKS DAY

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brated by Local Irlsh-Americans

lloliglous Services Will Bo holdIn all the Catholic

Churches

Grand Ball Under Auspices ofHibernians at Lieder

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JEPFBRSONYILLE WILL CELEBRATE

Another St Patricks day Is at hand

and the Kentucky Irish American bids

one and alllithe very top o1 the morn-

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Next to Christmas there is prob ¬

ably no greater day to Irish men and

Irish women the world over thanMarch 17 St Patricks day It matters

not whether they are Irish by birth or

REV FATHER WALSHWill Preach the Sermon at St Patricks

Church March 17

descent one and all honors the day setapart by the Catholic church as the feastof St Patrick the Apostle of IrelandTo them there is something sacred aboutthe day and at the same it is essentiallya day of rejoicing He is a poor Irish-man indeed who is ashamed to wear hisbit of green on St Patricks day

But the question may be asked Whydo Irishmen rejoice and show their goodhumor on the feast day of a saint of ourholy mother church It is because theyare proud to be members of the churchproud that they are descended from an ¬

cestors who received the light of faithfrom St Patrick proud of Ireland herglories and her ruins And whether itbe in Ireland in America in Canada orin the Argentine Republic whether Jt bedung the Boers of South Africa or inthe far distant Philippines on Tuesdaythere will be Irish men and women whowear their green thank God that theyare Irish and celebrate in song and storythe old land from whence they sprang

Our own immortal Thomas Daviswrote

How fierce the look these exiles wearWhore wont to be so gay

The treasured wrongs of fifty yearsAre in their hearts today

The treaty broken ere the inkWherewith twas writ could dry

Their plundered homes their ruinedshrines

Their womens parting cryTheir priesthood hunted down like

wolvesTheir country overthrown

Each looks as if revenge for allWere staked on him aloneOn St Patricks day these fierce looks

are cast aside not because they have for ¬

gotten their wrongs but because theyrejoice and are glad that they have beengranted the light of the true faith Andwho will dare rob them of their right torejoice Who will find fault with themif they sing and dance and applaudstories of the Emerald Isle

Hes all a knave or half a slave-

rWho sligbs his country thus

But a true man like you manWill fill his glass with usAs to the locall celebration of the day

it can be said that it will be fittingly ob

P J WELSHMusic Director for Hibernian Ball

served socially and religiously OnTuesday morning at 030 oclock StPatricks church will be crowded withIons and daughters of the Emerald IsleThe Very Rev Father Cronin the pastorof St4 Patricks church will officiate atiolemn high mass The Right RevBUbop McCJoskey and about twentyfive prieaU will occupy seats ia the sanct ¬

uary The sera on on Si Patrick willbe preached by Her Father Patrick

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JOSEPH PRYOR

He Aspires to the Judgeship of the Criminal Branch of the Circuit Court

Walsh pastor of the Church of theSacred Heart An excellent musicalprogramme has been arranged-

At 730 oclock Tuesday evening it Is

expected that St Louis Bertrand churchwill be crowded to hear the Rev FatherMichael A McFeely O P who willpreach the panegyric of St Patrick forthe Dominicans

The main social celebration will be-

held under the auspices of the AncientOrder of Hibernians at Liederkranhail Of course dancing will be theprincipal feature of the evening andwhile there will be enough moderndances to satisfy the young people therewill be reels jigs hornpipes etc forthe entertainment of the older generations The committee having this affairin charge is made up as follows MikeTynan John J Sullivan Patrick JWelsh Joseph P McGinn and PatrickT

SullivanThecommittee will be made up

as follows Lieut Tom FitzgibbonsFrancis Maher John T Keaney ConFord Will Burns Ed Mackey TomCallahan and Joe Hanrahim

Tickets will be fifty cents ladies accompanied by gentlemen will be admittedfree It is expected to make this entertainment a high class affair in everyrespect IrishAmericans of the oldschool like Messrs Pat Bannon WilliamChawk John and Matt Brennan BarneyCampbell John McAteer Jeremiah Kavanagh John P Kelly Michael BarryWilliam Ansbro Pat Kenealey JohnRyan Joseph Nevin Dennis MeagherPatrick Cody and others are expected tobe in attendance If they do not care todance they can spend a few pleasanthours talking about old times and theland far off across the sea Let everyIrishman in Louisville turn out thatnight and make the Hibernian ball asocial as well as financial success

In our sister city of Jeffersonville theHibernians are preparing to celebratewith a dramatic and literary entertain-ment

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The Hibernian Dramatic Societywill produce Erin Go Bragh an Irishromantic comedy drama Moreovergood vaudeville specialties will be produced by the best amateurs of Jefferson ¬

ville New Albany and Louisville It isexpected that many of our LouisvilleHibernians will cross the river that nightand attend the dramatic performancebefore going to the ball on this side

Among the other social functions willbe a dance at Phoenix Hill under theauspices of the Golden Rod Club anorganization of young IrishAmericansand a dance at the New Athletic Clubunder the auspices of the Nonpareil Clubanother organization of young IrishAmericans

ARCHBISHOP IRELAND

The Associated Press Rome dispatchessay the situation with regard to the ap-pointment of Archbishop Irelandas

Cardinal is unchanged Personages ofhigh authority at the Vatican say thathis nomination is likely in two contingencies as a reward when the Philip-pine question is satisfactorily solved orin the event of his nomination beingasked for directly or indirectly by thesupreme authority of the United StatesRegarding the views of the Apostolic

Delegate at Washington as to the wis-dom of such an appointment the Vati-

can has always instructed the ApostolicDelegates to keep in touch with the

trend of public opinion Ever sinceCardinal Satolli was at Washington theVatican understood that President Cleve ¬

land would view with satisfaction thenomination of Archbishop Ireland

OOiNO ABROAD

Martin Joyce proprietor of the popularcafe at 1105 West Main street Is stilldoing business at the old stand Since liecame to Louisville he has made threetrips home to Ireland and IP now conmauqfriendsjourney

HAS NEW PLACE

Ben M Droppelman well known andpopular in GermanAmerican circles hasbecome associated with the old ab-

lhed house of WilHamSpring rSoHdealers la all kind of mineral waterssea iaa hurtling salawuan arid wil-ldoubtlee largely tau we4hebwiar

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rswiETMiss Roberta Buchanan is visiting

friends in Kansas City

Miss Jennie Smith arrived last weekfrom Bardstown to visit friends in thiscity

Miss Martha Posten is enjoying an ex¬

tended visit with friends at Elizabethtown

Mrs Kouwenbergh has returned fromNew Haven where she visited Mrs EllaJohnson

Miss Mary Field of Crescent Hill hasbeen spending a week with relatives atSpringfield

Miss Ollie Coomes of Bardstown hasbeen spending the past ten days withfriends in this city

I Miss Alma McDermott entertained herclub Tuesday morning at her handsomehome in the Highlands

Mrs W W Ball after spending a weekwith friends in this city has returned toher home at New Haven

Miss Julia McManaman who has beenspending ten days in New York City iisJ

expected home tomorrow

Miss Mary Mulligan who has beevisiting relatives in Cincinnati has rturned to her home in Portland

Miss Mary Glenn of Frankfort whowas the guest of her aunt Mrs Edward l

J Parker has returned to her home

Mrs Dooley of Brandenburg who hasI

been visiting her daughter Mrs J WSullivan at her home in Parkland hasI

returned home

James Conners a well known residentof Madison spent Sunday in Jefferson ¬

ville visiting his sister Mrs J Simpson

Mrs Howard Warder was the hostessfor the Jeffersonville Cecilian Circle atits weekly meeting last Tuesday evening

Miss Lydd Christ a pretty visitor fromCovington was the guest of the MissesMaguire in South Louisville last Sunday

Mrs Mary Pierce and daughter Lottieand little Miss Emily Harned of Bards¬

town have been the guests of Miss WillCrawford

Mrs Harriet Ashton of Flemingsburgwas here this week to visit her sonCharlton H Ashton with the TrumboCompany

Mrs M Devereux and daughter MissAnnie and Miss Katherine Woodward ofWinchester arrived last week to visit

Louisville friends

Mrs John Hayes and daughter MissAgnes Hayes are in Washington ona-visit to Miss Angela Hayes who is attending school there

Misses Margaret Peak and MargaretHalstead popular Bardstown girls ar-

rived here Saturday to be the guests ofMiss nleanorSimpson

Miss Effie Hoffman of Crescent HUlIleft Saturday for a visit of several weeksat Newport where she has a large num-

ber of friends and admirers

John Farrell who for some time has-

been unable to leave his home in Portlandon account of typhoid fever has entirelyrecovered and is out once more

Mrs Will Norton of Fifth street willIleave today for a brief visit to NazarethAcademy where her daughter Miss Mar-

garet¬

is finishing her education

itlnglfriday for her home in Frankfort accompaulett by her slater Miss Eva Cummins

Mrs Wf Doaohue who has been serfIduly ill with the grip at her home 3i41ITidal avenue fa reported much betteran4 her speedy recovery fis BOW looked j

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FRANK A LENZi

f > Hs Friers Want Him Elected to the State Senate

Frank A Menne who has been ill withtyphoid fever is now out of danger an d

her speedy recovery looked for by hel-

friends

JThe many friends of Harry J Bowling

are congratulating him on the arrival of aGriffithnchildeare doing well

John J Maloney has returned home e

after a six weeks successful buslnestrip to New Orleans Baton Rouge Natchez Mobile Little Rock Memphis andother cities in the South

James Mooney who fell some weeks

ago and sustained serious injuries tha t

have confined him to his home in theWest End is improving steadily and wit1

soon be able to be out0again 1t

Dennis Sullivan is the happiest man atWest Baden He is the father of abouncing baby girlj The mother whowas Miss Nora Crawford is well knownin Louisville Both papa and mamma arereceiving a great many congratulation-on the arrival of the baby

A unique observance of St Patrickday will occur at Paducah The CbaritClub of that city will give a shamrpcltea with Miss Emma Reed at the PalmerHouse Besides being a charming hostessMiss Reed is one of the most attractivand accomplished ladies in that sectionof Kentucky and this celebration inhonor of Irelands patron saint will beone long to be remembered

FALSE MEASURE

Will Not He Tolerated by inspectorof Weights wxd Measures

Frank DwgaM

Prank Dugan theInspector of Weightsand Measures is making a determinedfight against dishonest peddlers Manyof them are using measures with false

bottoms Mr Dugan is making a strenu ¬

ous effort to examine all these measuresIf after being warned the offenders Jail toobey the law they will be arrested onordinance warrants A penalty of notlees than 10 nor more than 100 is provided for each offender Mr Dugan Is

doing his duty and should have the sup ¬

port of the lawabiding peopleAny persons knowing of violations

should reportthem

HELP THE CHILD

North and South East and West themovement against childlabor gainingstrength iswinning practical results inprohibitive legislation The employersof childlabor have made a fierce fighthave shielded themselves behind manyadroit pretenses For example couldany plea be more satisfying to a pocketbook conscience than the proud de ¬

fense of the suployere that they let thechildren work to r cue them from theevil infliiMHMB+ oT had hom8jlland of theWt yteknw J 0tta Ittto witch that were

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falling through the negligence and igno ¬

rance of their parentsProbably the time will never be when

sonic worthy people with dividends atstake can be convinced that two wrongsdo not make a right and that he whodoes evil is none the less despicable be¬

cause he does it that good may comeThe entrenchments of frank wrongdoershave never delayed the army of progressmore than a few brief moments All thelong battles rage about the fortresseswhere wrong fights under the banner ofright And there has progress experi-enced all its defeats and disasters

WORKING ON RITUAL

Grand Secretary George Lautz leavestomorrow morning for Carrollton sadwith Rev Father Ahmann will revise thenew ritual prepared for the Young MensInstitute A meeting of the Supremeofficers will take place at Cincinnati nextTuesday when the work of the Kentuckyjurisdiction will be submitted It U quiteprobable that the ritual just prepared will i

be adopted for the entire country

Michael Flahertys funeralll will take i

place Saturday morning from the Cathe-dral

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