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K. OF C. HOLD
PEACE SESSION
IN BUFFALO
The Peace Convention of the
Knights of Columbus, to be held In
Buffalo, N. T., on August 5-6-7, wll!
be the largest convention, from point
of numbers and amount of business
to be transacted, that the Knights of
Columbus have held ' since their
foundation as a fraternal order over
37 years ago. While the annual meet
ing of the Supreme Council of the
K. of C, known us the supreme con
vention, usually takes two days, this
year, ao large is the volume of busi
ness, that an additional day has been
Axed.
Prominent men In the Army, Navy
and In civil life will address the con
vention, which will hold its first ses
sion in the K. of C. council building
In Buffalo and then transfer the ses
sions to the Etatler Hotel there.
Archbishop Hayes of New York has
been invited to address the conven
tion. Blnhop Shahan, Rector of the
Catholic University, will deliver the
rtrmon at the High Mass, which pre
cedes every K. of C. Supreme Council
meeting and Bishop Turner of Buf
falo will be the celebrant of the
Mass.
It Ls expected that over one thous
find Kniarhls from all parts of the
United States, Canada, Newfoundland,
Porto Itico, Cuba. Mexico and Pan
ama will be present at the convention.
