Kentucky Irish American., June 18, 1921, Image 6

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For Best Service and Quality of WorR in the City f
Men's two-piece suits $150
Mn's rhree-niece suits !
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Men's light weight overcoats , jmj
Men's medium weight overcoats -" i
Wool and silk dresses $2.00 to 2.25
Evening and fancy dresses ...A 2.50 to 6.W
Cotton dresses 1-"5 to t.w
Waists r.
Plain skirts '
Pleated skirts .:uL-f """- 1,0
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Coat Suits '. -AVrn2,0?
Sport coats and cloaks ,...qi.w up
PULS.DRY CLEANING COMPANY
HARRY B. DRIVER SON
IPROPRIETORS
421 WEST CHESTNUT STREET.
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The elections for what
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Coffee Prices Lower
AVe offer ozcellcnt Coffee, ORg
three pounds for QUI-
This means onlr another decrease over the old price
for this Coffee. This is thebest Coffee for the price
on the market. Give us a trial.
JOHN M. MULLOY
212 WKSO? MARKET STREET.
Both Phones 1323 Established 1888
ELECTRIC LIGHTS HOT BATHS
WATERS APARTMENTS
Furnished For Housekeeping and Furnished Rooms
Phone City 4240 QIC West Chestnut
SWISS CLEANING
OF-
MEN'S SUITS
With Minor Repairs Free Saves Buying.
Carpets and Rugs Swiss Cleaned or Shampooed.
Swiss Dyeing leads and pleases.
SWISS CLEANERS AND DYERS
is by
statute called "Southern Ireland" i-p
are. cMetimgulshed by many remark-j-J
able features. In the first place, $
the House of Commons just elected j
will not function at all,
nronortlon ot the Bereona elected
are also members of the Britten ;
Parliament, In (the latter they have .
Edward Foley and Patrick
Maher, two young Irishmen from
Limerick,! were hanged In Mount
Joy prison, Dublin, on Junj 7 for
the killing ot Sergt. Wallace ot thB
British forces In an atcic that oc-
curred at Knocklong mora than
J two years ago. Neither of the
refused to sit. They are now mem- I In ltKN uKlitft. j'tark or had any knowledge of Us
bers ot two Parliaments in neither ' "ll ww a - Jtmg planned. Although they pin-
of which are they prepared ito par- AMn ' ,"fl'-'J Ifcelr Innocenco to the m
ticlpate. "j .. Jtfi''y cicd bravely, orreriag up t,.e'r
"Southern Ireland" embraces- m .;
area exactly five-sixths of Ireland.
11 ejects JLio uusiuuwre. iiuu mu- ; n
gl candidate came forward to: op-.! For excursion season Ot J
pose, the Skin. Fein or Republican
party. Trinity College, Dublin, re
turned four membors, who though
not Republicans are not supporters
of partition. There are therefore,
124 Republicans out ot 128 mem
bers. Such unanimity has never
before been, exhibited in the po
Mtiical life of Ireland.
One of the Protestant boasts is
that Ulster is homogenous In race
and religion. "Southern Ireland"
Includes three Ulster counties.
These three counties returned
twelve Republicans and Catholics,
no Partitointet and no Protestant,
There are Toughly 3,000,000 Cath
olics in .the twenty-six counties and
337,00d Protestants. "With the
negligible exception ot the four
members for Trinity College tho
whole .representation is hold by
Catholics, reinforced by Protest
ants who are in sympathy with
their political views.
ST. FRANCES OF ROfUE.
The 7 o'clock mass at St.
Frances or Rome church was tho
Bcene of a beautiful and impressive
service, last Sunday morning when
one of the largest classes of chil
dren to make their first holy com
munion there approached the holy
table. About twenty-five BrnaH
boys and girls, dressed In. white,
marched solemnly to the altar,
whore Rev. Father John Riley, ad
ministered to them the Blessed
Sacrament. In the evening, with
the adults', the children were con
firmed by the Right Rev. Bishop
O'Dooaghue.
LEAVES FOR COAST.
STEAMER
AMERICA
ENGLISH cRUErrr.
Moonlight Trips.
young lives for tho cause of Irish
, Independence. Foley and Maher
: 1921 has a few more J
. dates still open. Better J
: secure dates now before
all are taken. Apply at 5
:; Wharf boat, Third and J
luvva )i
Phones Main or City
:S 141.
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C. C. FULLER,
Superintendent
BASEBALL
LOUISVILLE
vs.
TOLEDO
Today and Double Header
Tomorrow.
Game caJM aV 3:30 o'clock. Ram4 stats
now h sale it BtMfciMjsr's.
1NOOWOSU.TK
Office 017 Sonth Fetirth.
Plant 909 South Sixth.
DON'T FORGET THAT
GRAY-V0N ALLMEN
Sanitary Milk Co.
MILK
XKOOHFOKAVaO.
IS
THE HOME OF PURE
"ASK YOUR GROCERS."
LEWIS DOUGLAS MORTON
HUBER HAND STOKER
25 PER CENT. COAL SAVING.
Combustien Engineering aad Furnace Repairing
City 38 521-23 COURT PLACE City 38
DOMESTIC
COAL-
STEAM
We are miners and distributors of the best Eastern and Western Kontucky
Coal produced, and can therefore furnish your requirements wiih the beet satis
faction and lowest prices. Consumers will benefit by the purchas of their coal
NOW. Letus have your order TOD AY. .,.. .. . ,
We operate three retail yards at Louisville and also ship anywhere. Special
redacad prices on car load shipments.
HARVEY-JELLICO COAL COMPANY
(XMCOKPO&1VBD)
v.rf and iKlATAtor. Fane and Payne Streets. '
Yard lOOO 8. First Street. Yard Fifteenth and Magnolia.
Main 033. City 1450. Main Office 411 8tarks Building.
Next Tuesday George Ruf will go
to Pasadena, Cal., ito run in the
national amateur championships,
which will be held at the (Los An
geles suburb on July 4. Sending
the best local runner to the title
games is only a characteristic bit ot
nntftmrise bv Trinity Council, Y.
M. I. -That Rut is now at his best
and has a splendid chance to annex
new laurels in the west is a cer
tainty. ELECETIOX OP 'DELEGATES.
Monday evening Mackln Council,
Y. M. I., will elect delegates to tho
Grand, Council convention of the
Y. M. I. which will be held August
15, at Terr Haute, 'Ind. Mem
bers who have atended 50 per cent,
of the meetings are eligible for
nomination as delegates. Trinity
Council will 'hold its election on
Monday, June 27.
SACRED HEART CHURCH.
THE VERY BEST
EPPING'S
SOFT. DRINKS
Sacred Heart church, Seventeenth
and Broadway, was the scene of a
most beautlfu'l and edifying sight
last Sunday morning, when twenty
one boys and twenty girls, who
had been carefully trained under
the tutelage ot Father Walsh and
the Sisters of Nazareth, approached
the holy table and recelwdtheii'
first -holy communion from the
hands of their beloved pastor, dUT
tag the solemn ihigh ma8 a-t 730
o'clock. Monday morning at this
church Bishop O'Donaghuo will ad
minister the sacrament of confirma
tion, at high mass at 9 o'clock.
MICHAEL KENNEY.
Michael Kenney, eishty-one years
old, retired stone-mason, died Sun
day morning at his home, 2808
Montgomery street. Mr. Kenney, a
native of Ireland, had lived In
Lraulsvlllo fifty years. Hb is sur
vived by his widow, Mrs. Sallie Kien
ney; four sons, John T., P. E
James 'M. and Stephen W. Kenney,
and three daughters, Misses Anna
R.r Safllie and Mary ICenney. Funer
al services were -held Tuesday morn
ing at the Church of Our iLady,
with Rev. Father Martin O'Connor
aa celebrant of the rcqulomi hlgfli
mass.
Brighten Up Electrically!
Make your home hospitable and attrac
tive this winter by the the addition of;
' attractive and correct lighting.
PORTABLES, PLOOR LAMPS, LIGHTING FURNITURE
ELECTRIC SPECIALTY COMPANY
lKCOa0XTM
Main 190 528 WJEST JEFFERSOIT ' City &7
..Crystal Electric Washer and Wringer. Universal Farm Lighting Plants .
GENEROUS ILLINOIS
In a detailed statement of Ule
amount secured by the IllinJoadd
vlston ot the American CommJfttee
Cor Relief dn Inland, D. F. Heily,
r.hadrman of .Uhe comnwttee,
tliat $336,425 ihas been contributed
bv the neoole of Illinois. The! com-
mitee oriietnalily accepted a huota
of S225.000, which amoun already
ham been xeeeded by 50 per
The amount xateed to). Chicago was
$245,521. v
M!OVE POPE'S BODY.
Hemstitching
BattoMs Plcatinri
Beading Braiding
Beaked Bags Repaired
Russell Service Shoppe
3o7-8 Boston Building
Xelllo ltusscll, Manager.
NAZARETH COLLEGE
Is open to all High School Grad
uates deslrlug to pursure a course
of higher education. Courses lead
ing to ba'chelor of arts and banhn.
lor of Beienco degrees are planned
according to the best standards ot
our American Educational System,
SISTER. DULA, Dean -851
South Fourth Street
Louisville, Ky.
wore arrested several months after
the attack at Knockllu, on May 13,
1D19, in which Sergt. Wallace and
one other Britisher lost their lives'. I
Their arrests followed a fruitless
search by the British military for
the men who Composed the Irish 5
Republican attacking forces They S
had Been confined to prison, since $
a court martial on several occa-je
Crown asked for postponement be
cause there was no evidence against,
either Foley or Maher and they
had established perfect alibis.
However, early 4a June both were
again brought before a court mar
tial and the foregone conclusion
was that they would be found
guilty on drummed ' up evidence
which the British had Anally se
cured. -Tho verdict of guilty was
returned, as expected, and tho two
youths were sentenced to be
hanged. They were not given the
usual two weeks' time to prepare',
but within a few days after their
conviction they were sent to the,
scaffold.
LOUISVILLE ROY ORDAINED.
Rev. Richard Ramsteln, who fine
Ished his theological studies at tho
American College In Rome, was or
dained at the college last Sunday,
and will shortly leave for America.
In .religion he will bo known ns
Father Matthew, being a member
of the Order ot Minor Conventuals.
It is hoped that Father Matthew
will sing his first solemn high mass
at St. Anthony's church, Twenty
third and Market, this city, of
which congregation he was a mem
ber before Joining the Franciscan
order and starting his studies,
HERMAN STRAUS SONS (4
ivwiinHmn minyiinfa HHWCI 5IWEI r
We Qlve and Redeem Qold Trading Stamps.
BOYS' SUITS!
$10
We are offering you these Suits ;
it at a very special price, just to adver i
; ; tise our Boys' Department: These j
i Suits are made of good woolen mate
ijterials, splendidly tailored and fin-;
;; ished,
II THE SPECIAL PRICE IS NOW
$10
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ST. VINCnNT DE PAUL'S.
Pastor, parents and children
were Jubilant Sunday morning
when ninety-five children reeclved
their first holy communion from
tho hands ot Rev. Father, A. . J
Thome, the pastor, at St. Vincent
do Paul's church, Shelby and Oak.
Father Thome celebrated the sol
emn high mass ana preacneux a
The Crystal Optical Co.
611 S. Fourth 512 W. Walnut 741 E. Chistnut
MAKERS OF CORRECT FITTING GLASSES
Dr. A, W. Goldstein, Herman H. Goldstein, Chas, T. Kilmeier, Optometerists.
SUMMER SCHOOL
We do not closo during tho summer months. One may enroll any
time, an Me give both Individual and class Instruction,
Roth Day and Night clos.se in Book-keeping, Penmanship, Short
hand, Typewriting and kindred subjects.
The patrons and friends ot this pupcr will do well to look Into the
merits of this school. Ask a imrnher of business men who have employed
sermon that impressed the children j 0m. grnduutes they know. For superior merits of system, quality oft
and their parents. At 2:30 in the instruction and economy of cost you can not equal it. Sco us and we can
afternoon these boys and girls wero tcji J0U wiy.
enrolled In the Blessed Virgin's
THE CREAQER BUSINESS SCHOOL
SECOND AND BRECKINRIDGE LOUISVILLE, KT.
Sodality, the Sacred Heart iLeaguo
and the Confraternity 01 me uos
nr;
nd
ry.
ASSORTED NUTb
JjRAtfC CHOUGH' To STAHD
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IP. BANN0N PIPE CO.
i Sewer and, Calvert Fipe,1
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I rtoe Pteela F1m Lta4d,FtM Briek , I
firat aad t Tile, Flee Clay, CataMejr Tef,
oOFPiCE 8M SOUTH THIRTEENTH STRUT. j
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VOBJC
The body ot the Mte Pope Leo
XIII. will be removed from the
Vatican ifca hte tomb to the Church
of St, Jolm. Xiateraa during the
meeting of the Association ot Ital
ian O&thoMc Young Men, which, will
be (held in Roma during September.
It fe espectod that twenty thousand
peraone wW attend the eeremoalea.
Dwriag the metfag the centenarSe
of the deaths of Damfae and. St. Dori
loic -wih be eetebraetd.
t
yspan. mannk aide.
Dr. O'Doherty, lehop of Okm
tert ad the younseat member of
the IrWi hiemreby, baa been unaal-
nwualy c&oaen by th prioete of Sy
aey, Auatmiilia., AuxiMwry to ArcH
htabop Maafllr.. Btahop O'Dotorty
ha been onlr ahort time to Okm
frt aadT Je extremelr poeuiar to
th'd4oeM. He ta a. brother ot
the. Ahbtohop ot MauUa.
BLUE GRA9B WINS.
Manages- loul Coome3, of the
Knights of St. John, sprung a Bur
prtee on the league and tho fans,
In general Sunday when his team
easily defeated, the strong C ot C.
Bggrogttiwa uy a. score ot i no z,
this tacfdeoUUy being the flit
game -won by the Knlghta of St.
John in the league. Trinity Coun
cil had etkgy ptcktag with the De-
iwle, winning by a scene ot 11 to 1
Prankle Stier staged a comeback
wKh the St, X boys and held the
Mackta dub te' three Tilte, the col
lege boya wkmtng 7 to 3, and
breaking the 4Je for second place.
ToHKrw rtiey play aa foJ4owa:
Sr. X. v. Deltete, Trialty vs.
Knight of 9L John and K. ot C,
vw. Mackln.
MEMORIAL TO CILVPLAltf.
During the second national con
vention ot the National Rainbow
Veterans' Association, to be held in
Boarding and Day School For Girls.
A select boarding and day hchool for Rlr.ls comprising academic,
tniVnt filnvftland. a,' memorial tab- Uropnratpry and business departments. Special attention given rto art,
let will be unveiled In St. John's music, elocution and language. Affiliated with the Catholic University,
Cathedral to the memory of Rev. Washington, D. C. Accredited to the JCentucky State University. "Fot1
James Hanley, deceased chaplain of information apply, URSULINE SISTERS, SACRED HEART ACADEMY,
tho lGRth Infantry, Kamoow xm- sus UHKKOKEK DRIVE.
vision, tho old Sixty-ninth New ers
York Regiment. Father Hanley
died May 25, 1920, after oontract
ns pneumonia caused by being
gassed during his sixteen months'
overseas service.
SALVATION IMPOSTERS.
A warning against lmposters who
wear Salvation Army uniforms and
make ihouse.to house and street cor
ner collections in various parts of
the United States for their own use
Mt. St. Benedict's Cedar Grove Academy
Thirty-fifth and Itudd Avenue, Louisville, Ky.
A Boardinff and Day School for Young Ladies and Girls, Con
ducted by the Sisters of Loretto. Preparatory, Commercial and
Academic Courses. Music Instrumental and Vocal.
For catalogue, terms, etc., address Mother Scholastica.
CUiMJJ. PHONE, PLEASURE RIDGB 21
has just been Issued by, brigadier 0(, rilsll,oncd chicken Dinner Served T6 Order
Heruerc 'iiooens, ui uiutmuau, .-
mandlng the Western owo onu
Kentucky division of that organiza
tion. Thousands of- dollars have
thus been collected during the last
year and It has been found neces
sary in several cases . to make ar
rests. Through its Community Ad
visory Boards the Salvation Army Is
trying to raise Its budget this year,
without resorting to tambourine
and house to house collections.
Snndulrhes of All Kinds Served On Short Notice
Try Our Dellclosus Club Sandwiches
C. M. SCH ELL'S SUMMER GARDEN
V
Glenbrook Station, 18th Street Road
Eight Miles From Court JIouso
RETREATS AT TECIINY.
GOOD MUSIC
DANCING
G. A. BRANDT, President
BRANDf &
Lay retreats, both for men and
women, will be conducted by tho
Fathers or the Society ot the Dlvlno
Word during the summer months
nt St. Mary's Mission House and
St. Ann's Home. Techny, Ilk T,ay
retreats have been part and parcel Home Phone, City 3564
of the work of the Society oi toe
Divine Word ever since 4ts founda
tion. In 1&75. Further particulars
will bo cheerfully given by writing
to St. Mary's Mission House or St.
Ann's Home, Tedhny. 111.
MARTIN J. CONNORS, Sec.-Treas.
CONNORS COMPANY
Incorporated
PRODUCERS OP QUALITY PRINTING
514-510 SOUTH SECOND STREET, NEAR GUTHRIE
Cumb, Phone, Main 2713
LEAVES FOR ABROAD.
Louts Beott Keller, aaed fifteen-.
eon -of Mr. acid Mra. J. renMneni
Kattar, ot Laxtoetou, . has bean
atoortM a four-yaar aeaoMwahipi at
9t. Xarier'e Coltese, Ctnetamatt M-
eordtaa to a telegrata reeedviad by
He parents Saturday. H oontaetad
I. j (Hoeem ot Otncwoatl tor the honor.
DOUBLE HBADIIR TOJIORROAV.
The LeH.toviWe Colonete and To
ledo naok up aln iUm afternoon
fimT.'tcrtnemJv etoaa the aeaeoa. with
a ui)t)i-MKHr xnenee comee
Colurobue tor a four-game eeriee,
which marks the close of Loute-
ville a home etay untu July 2, The
cluKe atfe-rlBC battle with St. Paul
thia past week will long he re-
memherad by tfhe fane Taad in these
eamea the club displayed one char
actarJetic .that baa endeared them
to'beaebatl lofwft, and that ic their
never-aay-die apkrk. Several times
thia ooaooM the club has ooma from
behind and -woa out, aod worry to
say their gamanaas muat put to
shame many faaa who are ready to
quit o abort notice.
Rev. Francis J. Finn, S. X, the
widely known. Jesuit writer, began
hte Journey to Ireland Thursday,
when he boarded a train at Cincin
nati fof Quebec. Father Finn w
the .recipleftt of a valuable et of
traveling' bags, given to Ihlm by the
Cincinnati Chapter of the Knights
ot Columbus.
THE NAME KENTUCKY & INDIANA PRODUCTS COMPANY MEAN
PURE PASTEURIZED MILK AND DAIRY PRODUCTS
BUTTER A SPECIALTY
The customer will know that you watch his interests If you sell
K. & L rRODUOTS
ft
FOR SALE AT ALL GROCERS
KENTUCKY AND INDIANA PRODUCTS CO.
Incorporated
JACKSON AND FBHR AVENUE BOTH PHONfeS 42CX
DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA.
jLouisvllle Circle, Daughters ot
Isabella, will hold their "semi
monthly meeting Tuesday evenl&g
at K. G. Hall, Thie will be a spe
cial buainees meeting for tho pur
pose ot electing a new Regent, and
all members are asked to attend.
PARISH PICNIC.
Next Wednesday the annual par
iah pl-cnKv ot St. Boniface congrega
tion, for the benefit of the parochial
free school, will be gfven at Fon
Ukina Ferry Park. Many pteaefng
attractions wlM be presented and a
large gathering is looked for.
Me
FAMOUS SINGER.
Bruce Dud-
my, the Herald sporting editor , waj John. MeCormaek, the famous
juatlBed Wednaeday in. bis can- tenor lnw. bora at Athlon, Ire
sure of. ittm .home folks for their
lack ot upport mt when tits ooi
onakt are ptagrkig the game ot thatr
lrrea. Where' am all those booeter
chibe and civic organtsationa that
paraded the field opening1 day aad
promJaed their un.fHrln suppOftt
wtiynot hire vaoa ana start as
attenaaace rally again?
land, tUrty-eeven years a Tuas-
day, When eoAgratulatieaa and
friendly maasacaa wer sent him
from all over the world,
Where the Quick Meal Comes In
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XAVAI4 PCWCK.
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Where the
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Where the BMaJ u
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Where the range stands
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