Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1910-03-12
Commendatory Letters to Henry
Bosquet Are Properly
Appreciated.
Two Uniform Companies Arrange
for Trip TO Supreme
Convention.
SHOW At BROADWAY THEATER

According to advices from Dr. Fe-
lix Gaudin, Supreme President of
the Catholic Knights of America,
that order is now in better condi-
ton than ever before. In letter
to Henry Bosquet, of this city, DR..
Gaudin returns thanks for a CRY of
the lew dirseioiy of local knights
gotten cut by the Central Commit.
tee. Mr.. Bosquet was Chairman of
the committee that arranged the d.
-ectory. The Supreme Plesjdenr
commends the directory for its neat
ness, and said that It would no doubt
help the members In their business.
Working In each others behalf Is
to be commended, declares DR.. eau
din, and the best way to do that Is
working on the line of the directory,
as gotten out by the Central Com
mittee.
The Louisiana State Council had
several directories printed, says DR..
Gaudin, and they have helped the
members in patronizing each other
He says that he is kept in touch with
the work of the committee through
the medium of the Kentucky Irish
American, and commends Central
Committee for keeping the order so
well advertised. He urges the mem
bers to build up the membership in
tn various branches and to start new
branches as soon as possible. Then
he adds:
1.-THE Catholic knights Of America
are in better condition than ever be-
fore, and If It was good when 1t was
on the verge of bankruptcy certain
ly 1t ought to be better at present,
and It Is up to our members to
make 1t better still by increasing our
membership"
IN concluding his letter to Mr..
Bosquet, DR.. Gaudin says that he
hopes to meet him and many other
louisville knights and the two Uni
form Rank companies when the SUI
preme convention meets at Nashville
in May
Another letter to Mr.. Bosquet in
forms him that Joseph Berning. of
Cincinnati, editor of the C. X. of A.
Journal, is confined to his home by
an attack of grip. He, too, com
mends the new directory of Louis
vile knights and praises Mr.. Bosquet
for his hustling ability. Mr.. Bern
ing expects to visit Louisville some
time this month.
Encouraged by such commenda-
tions the Central Committee invited
the Uniform Rank to make the trip
to Nashville In May. The two com
panies accepted the invitation. and
on Friday night OF last week the
members of the two companies and
a deputatlon from Central Commit
tee met at st. Martins Hall and took
steps to raise funds to defray the ex-
penses of the trip.
Capt Oscar Maier called the meet
ing to order and stated the object of
the meeting. after which Gen. Gus
Kane was elected Chairman, and
Eugene Mccarthy. Secretary. 1t
decided to rent the Broadway Thea
ter for benefit entertainments on the
afternoons and evenings of Wednes-
day and Thursday, April and z. A
change of programme will be given
each day Lieut. Soeder has charge
Of the distribution of tickets. Every
member of the order will assist in
boosting the advertising and big
crowds are expected to attend on
both days
The two uniform companies of
Louisville will make big hit If they
go to Nashville, and all members Of
the order ought to encourage them.