The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-03-26
FRENCH MINISTRY
OF FINE ARTS TO
GET &c. WORK
Picture of Pershing by
Parisienne Now Com
plete, Is Word.

An American battlefield tmodei.
showing the X. Of c. roller kitchens
in action at the front, and the por-
trait which General Pershing has
called the best yet made of him.
will constitute the Knights OF
Columbus contribution 20 the
French Ministry Of Fine Arts for
the American section Of the great
Musee de fArmee now being con-
structed at the Invalides in Paris.
The exhibits win formally be pre-
scented by Commissioner Edward l.
Hearn, Of the X Of C. next month.
In a letter TO supreme treasurer
Of the X. OF c. Mile hichelene Res
co, the Parisienne whom General
Pershing selected 10 make the por-
trait to be presented 10 France by
the knights, announces that the
picture is finally completed. In
painting the portrait of the Amer
lean Ieadet in the fieid. have tried
to express in Il the whole-souled
admiration and affection OF France
for-America," she said. The por-
trait Of General Pershing will be
the central feature Of the Amer
lean exhibit In the Musse de rArmee.
All hnlknAe OIL NOAdlboAE VIII ~
Interested in work among Catholic
boys and who desire seeing estab-
lished here in Washington a cen
tral bureau or clearing house for
boy activities. have been invited 20
attend a meeting tomorrow evening
at 7:l5 O'CLOCK at 1910 Msssachu-
sets avenue northwest. DR.. T. p.
Murphy presiding. Several prom
inent speakers have been invited TO
address the meeting and plans will
be made for further activities
among the boys of this city. II is
expected representatives from each
Of the local parishes will be pres
ent-
One OF the most interesting fes-
lures Of the knights OF Columbus
Home at sls Tenth street north
west is the dancing class held on
Saturday afternoon for little girls
and boys. The kiddies, now coming
in large numbers. find the work
very interesting. Two competent
teachers in children's dances are
on hand promptly every Saturday
at 2:3o to register new pupils and
TO conduct the classes. The classes
are held in the big gymnasium.
Grand Knight Francis A. Mccain.
OF Carroll Council announce tho
following committee 10 devise wsys
and means for replenishing the re
lief fund in the council: Thomas
Hughes. Bertram G. Lennon and
John J. King. Upon recommends
tion the following committee was
appointed to provide a scholarship.
J. B. Mccormick, Frank A. Kidd
and George Merryman. The first
degree Of the order will be eXempli-
fed to members from Carroll Coun-
Gil on Tuesday, April 4, at $50 =.
m.
This afternoon at 1850 o'clock the
third degree OF the order will be
exemplified by State Deputy MAY
rice J. McAuliffe. Two other third
degree exemplifications will be held
on Sunday. April 2, and SUNDAY.
April 9, at $50 D. m. These DEGREE
will be given in the knights Of
Columbus Home at sls Teuth street.
northwest
The bureau Of employment sstsf-
lished at the knights Of Columbus
Home, SIS Tenth street -uorthvsst
is working with fun swing. and
many members have been assigned
to positions. An effort is being
now made to have employers lirt
their positions with this bureau.
where a system has been installed
for this purpose.