Evening star., 1921-06-12
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diture of the surplus of ss.ooo.ooo in
the K of c. war fund, In the OK
pansion Of the educational aud hos
pital work among the ex-serviee men
and women, covering a period of
years.
The second is = program providing
for the expenditurs of from, $500. 900
standard American history. in which
the story of America will be told for
Americans. and the traditions of
America perpetuated.
The first plan is an extension and
amplification Of work already in
ture. and a resolution launching it
was adopted following a talk by
Edward F.. McSweeney OF Boston,
former historian of the Massachusetts
Chamber of Commerce.
Practically all first class accommo-
dations on the Pacific mail steamer
Venezuela, leaving Baltimore July 9.
have been chartered by 100 members
Of the Knights of Columbus living in
the District of Columbia, Maryland,
New York and Pennsylvania, who are
planning to attend the supreme con-
vention Of the order In San Francisco,
August to 4. Stops will be made en-
route at Havana. Cristobel and San
Pedro. Cal. The steamer will leave
August 8. Arrangements also are
being made for special trains from
various places in the east and middle
west to carry parties of the Knights
and members of their families to the
Convention city.
This afternoon at $3.50 at the
Knights of Columbus base ball field,
at 18th and Florida avenue northeast,
a base ball game will be played be-
VI -nnr e,f, Il
ellis; The games beginning Tuesday
and every day thereafter will be at
SIS.
Members Of the order have been in
vited to visit the Knights of Colum-
bus Hut at ST. Elizabeth's Hospital.
The work is under the direction Of
Secretary Jack Kelly. famous Cha
teau- -Thterry marine, who was wound
ed fourteen times and who was
awarded the medal of honor. He is
assisted by other secretaries. Mem
bers OF the order are invited to in
spect the. work and extend comforts
to the wounded heroes.
Possibly the important social func-
ton OF the year will take place when
Columbus visit Chesapeake Beach
July IL. The excursion will be under
the immediate direction of Washing
ton Chapter. with DR.. Charles "
Griffith as chairman. The Catholic
Daughters of America of Washington n
and the Knights of Baltimore have
been invited. This will be the sixth
annual Catholic family reunion. held
under the auspices of the Knights Of
Columbus in this city.
Carroll Council. No 377. met in its
hall. on E street. Tuesday evening.
Committee reports were made and ac-
cePted.
Washington Council will meet Tues
day night at the hall SOS e street,
presiding. The officers Of the council
will exemplify the first degree of the
order to a large class of candidates.
Grand Commander Philip Buetner
announces that the Grand Divan is en-
gagged in making preparations for an
outing of the caravan to be held soon,
for the special benefit of the recent
initiates. giving them the opportunity
to meet the older sir mobiles for the
first time.
The boosters of Keane Council at
meeting June elected George Saur
treasurer to succeed Philip P. Nc
Guire, who has gone to San Diego.
Calf.
Those desiring to secure accommo-
dations at Atlantic City during the
visit there in July are advised to lose
no time in making reservations. The
Continental Hotel will be the boost
ers home.