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Potomac Council, No. 433, met Mon
oay evening. with Grand knight Hewitt
presiding. The following officers were
eieceeo Tor the ensuing term: Grand
| hhisht' Edward L. Tucker; deputy
grand knight, Walter I. Plant: chan
ceilor. william G. Feely; Financial sec.
retary, Benjamin F. Myers; recorder. p
L. obrien; treasurer. Joseph D. Sulli-
/ Van' warden. Vincent Costello; adyo-
cate T. p. Rooney: trustee. p. A.
ionln; inside guard, Edward ]. Smith :.
OUTSIDE guard, L. A. Dillon; delegates
to the building company, p. l.. o,Rrian
and Z. w. Aughinbaugh: delegates +o
the State Council. Frank L. Hewitt ,na
u. L. Tucker: alternates, M. + NC
Namara and b. F. Myers. Edward 7.
iucker the newly elected grand
knight. has previously held MANI in,~
portaht offices and has proved. II ia
SAID, popular official through intelii.
gent enorts to advance the interests or
.he order Frank l.. Hewitt, who has
sheVea she caunct, ,M1 terms I as grand knight Of
reelection, and was warmly praised
Tor successful administration. Lec-
.urer Smith presented program of en-
tertainment e
Washington Council. No. %. rst
Tuesday evening. The following Of Of
hcers were elected to serve for the en-
suing term: Grand knight. Leo A
Rover; deputy grand knight. James E
Rlewett: recorder. Thomas J. Hurney:
financial secretary, DIR. A. D. Wilkin
son: treasurer, Capt. Richard J. Don
nelly; advocate, Francis B. Moriarity:
warden. Wallace II: Morris; assistan
John H. Raab; outside guard, Edward
Voight: trustee, j. J. Buckley: dele
gates to state council. DR.. Joseph A.
Mudd and Leo A. Rover; alternates.
James e. collifiower and A. D. Wilkin-
pany. ]. A. Eckert and s. A. daskins.
Leo A. Rover, who was re-elected
grand knight at one of the largest
meetings ever held by this council, was
lauded by many Of the prominent mem
bers for his fidelity to the dutie, of his
Office, and also for the great strides
made by the council in increased mem
bership and activities, and its financial
status. Mr.. Rover is member of the
Washington bar, director in the
dent of the Columbus Country Club.
State Deputy Normoyle. DR.. Biggs,
grand knight-elect of Spaldihg Coun-
ell; Past State Deputy Harrington.
addressed the meeting.
The Washington Chapter has issued
invitations for the Columbus day cele-
bration. to be held this evening at 8
o'clock in Knights Of Columbus Hall.
John Barrett, director Of the Pan
American Union. and Rev. Father
Smith of the Dominican House of
Studies and others will address the
meeting. The Knights of Columbus
Choral Society has been invited to
participate in the musical program.
The committee of arrangements con-
sists of George F. McAvoy, Leo A.
Rover. Charles w. Darr, William ].
MCGEE, Francis J. P. Cleary and Frank
L. Hewitt.
The Columbus Country Club will have
a benefit performance at Polls Theater
tomorrow evening.
The annual vesper services of the
order were held Sunday night In st.
Aloysius Church. and the church was
completely filled. Mgr. James f.
Mackin was the celebrant, with Rev.
Robert J. Froelich and Rev. Alonzo
Olds assistants. Rev. Thomas A. Walsh,
chaplain of the chapter, was master of
ceremonies. A number of the clergy
were in the sanctuary. Rev. Eugene
de L. Mcdonald. pastor of st. Aloysius
Church, preached the sermon. lauding
the members offs the order for their
fealty to church and state. The knights
Of Columbus Choral Society sang the