The Washington times., 1913-10-31
COLUMBUS KNIGHTS =.
OFFICERS INSTALLED
Heads of Five Councils Take
Oath of Fraternity and
Patriotism in Group.

New administrations are today govern
ing the five councils of the knights OF
Columbus in the District of Columbia.
With impressive ceremonies, the officers
of Wash;i- gton, Keane. Carroll Poto-
mac, and Spalding councils were last
night installed by State Deputy Edward
p. Harrington. The exercises were held
I'm the Knights OF Columbus Hall, on Z.
street. and numerous members were
present TO witness the administering of
the oath of fraternity and patriotism by
he installing officer. Mr.. Harrington
was assisted by District Deputies WILL
lam p Normoyle and Harry J. Kane,
and the State warden, Redmond De
Vaney, conducted the officers to their
stations. --.-.-
The officers installed were:
Washington council-Grand knight,
Leo A. Rover; deputy grand knight,
James E. Collifower: chancellor, R. e.
Blouett; recorder, DR.. E. J. Collins;
financial secretary, DR.. A. d. Wilkinson;
treasurer, Leo A. Stock; advocate,
Thomas H. Callan; warden, Wallace
Morris; deputy warden, Richard Whitty;
inside guard. John II. Robb; outside
guard, Edward Voigt: trustee. Dr.
Charles X. Koones; delegates to the
State council, DR.. ]. A. Mudd and Leo
A. Rover; alternates. j. P. Cullen and
H. E. Brooks; delegates to the building
company, DR.. Henry J. Crossen and
Thomas l. Costigan.
Keane Council-Grand knight, Charles
w. Darr. fifth term: deputy grand
knight, c. Z. Edwards; financial sec
retary, DIR. ]. A Flynn: treasurer, Con-
nor Donnelly; recorder, Vincent D.
Burns; chancellor, j. 7. Burns: war
den. J. p. O'Dea; advocate. NJ. E Nc.
Cormick; inside guard, J. E. Burns;
outside guard, David Barry: trustee,
Thomas Murtaugh; delegates to build
ing company, DR.. w. E. Pairo and
James Murtaugh; delegates to State
council Charles w. Darr and Dr. W.
E. Pairo: alternates, w. J. Wilson and
r. z. Doyle, jr.
J. McGhee was unanimously elected for
third term. Other officers elected
were as follows: -a-.
Deputy grand knight. Frank A. Kidd;
financial secretary. Harry j. Kane:
treasurer, Harry NJ. Hageney: chancel-
lor, Maurice Fitzgerald: recorder.
George Thompson; warden, Redmond
De vaney; advocate, Thomas f. Petty;
inside guard, j. ]. Mclaughlin; out
side guard, o. Lacy: trustee for three
years. A. c. Neubeck; members of the
building company. Albert z. Mccarthy
ard D. J. F1eishell;s alternates, NJ. J.
Colbert and ]. Degnan. |
Potomac Council-Grand knight, Frank
l.. Hewitt; deputy grand knight,
Edward J.. Tucker; chancellor. John Z.
Dillon: financial secretary. BENJAMIN
F. Meyers; recorder, p. L. O'Brien;
treasurer, william F. Columbus; war
den, J. P. Dawson; advocate. William
F. Columbus; trustee, George A. Trap;
inside guard, Edward ]. Smith: outside
guard, Vincent Costello; delegates to
building company. r. L UBrien and c.
w. Aughinbaugh: delegate to the state
council, Frank L. Hewitt alternates,
B. F. Myers and p. L. O'Brien.
Spalding Council-Grand knight, F.
J. 2. Cleary; deputy grand knight. Ed
ward F. Genoe; chancellor, NJ ]. Dris-
coll; financial secretary. Thomas &.
Gallaher; recorder. R. NJ. DAILY: treas
urer. T. H. Huneke: warden, Joseph F.
advocate, Oliver LeBau: chap
lain. Z. William; inside guard, William
0avern; outside guard. s. Philips;
J. Henderson, william 8. Nc
Carthy, and DR.. J. p. Biggs.