Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1911-01-14
who Are Redeeming Louisville
Public schools Are
A. r. AS.
Chancellor Bingham Seems to
Have Been Given
Assurance.
Herald Wakes Up to Fact of
A. p. A. Republican
Combine.
new JUNIOR ORDER OFFICERS

Hon. Robert Worth Bingham has
been named Judge of the First
division of the Chancery branch OF
the Jefferson Circuit Court to sue
coed Judge Shackelford Miller, who
has ascended to the Court of Ap-
peals. There is persistent rumor
that Mr.. Bingham would not accept
the Chancellorship until he had been
assured that he would get the
Republican nomination for the same
office this fall. Meanwhile the
editor of the Post is booming Mr..
Bingham FIR Mayoralty honors in
1918, but the editor of the Post
predicted that. Grinstead would win
by a majority orc, 900 in 1909. The
Louisville Herald Seems to realize al
last that the editor IF the Post was
really for Gottschalk and Weaver on
the A. P. A. School Commission
ticket, and that the Posts support
of the Citizens ticket was a bluff
The Post knew that the Junior Or
der and Republican organization had
/ combined, and 1t does not dare
/ deny that the A. p. A. ticket was
given the Republican precinct cap
tains the night before the election.
The Junior Order has been claiming
ever since the election that 1t saved
the schools.
/ The new officers of Banner Coun-
Gil, Jr. o. U. A. M, are as follows:
Councillor, Stanley Berger, packer
Washburn-Crosby, resides 1927 East
Broadway; Past Councillor, Car
Rehm, craftsman James Clark Elec-
trio Company; Recording Secretary
John McIver, ]. Bacon & Sons, re-
sides 322 Stein Court; Assistant
Recording Secretary, William Gott.
schalk, salesman for Charles Wig.
CLINTON & Company, resides 732
East Chestnut; Treasurer, John
Schneider, barber, $40 West Green
street; Financial Secretary, William
S. Markolf, clerk for the L. and N
r. r. Co., resides 907 Rubel avenue;
Inside Sentinel, Henry Gerlich, var
nisher for William Koop, resides
1910 Hamilton avenue; Outside Sen
tinel, Charles Barnes, 921 Franklin
Warden, Fred Hoffer, machine hand
Mengel Box Company, resides $50
Vine street; Chaplain, Fred Seibert
$40 Vine; Trustees, John Weber
plumber, S39 East Green; AL Bier
mann, porter J. Bacon G. Sons, 95I
Samuel; e dKrill, blacksmith, 725
Shelby.
Here is another list of the patriots
who are protecting our school sys-
tenn and whose motto is Down with
the immigrants" They are the OF.
ficers of Baxter Council, the latest
acquisition to the Junior Order ranks
in Louisville: Councillor, Fred
Zorn, plumber for ]. G. Meyer, re.
sides 907 Baxter avenue; Past
Councillor, Frank Zorn, clerk FOL
l.. and NJ, resides 519 East Breckin.
ridge; Financial Secretary, Frank
Montfort, ex-Lieutenant of police
resides 1904 Fifth; Treasurer, ]. E.
Brenner, blacksmith Ewald Iron
Company, resides at 1880 Hamilton
avenue; Warden, Frank Matthews
artificial limbmaker, resides 1929
East Breckinridge; Inside Sentinel
William F. Starbuck, driver fo1
Crystal Laundry, resides 736 Bar
ret avenue; Outside Sentinel
Murray Foote, employe of Louisville
Machine Shops, resides 1409 De.
Barr; Rudolph Gunther, page at the
Louisville Public Library, resides
ESQ South Preston; Trustee, DR.
George Reiss. dentist, S13 East
broadway, resides $40 Logan.