The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-21
ALABAMA SIR KNIGHTS
MEMDERs or COMMANDERY PRE-
 FARE FOR CONCLAvE.
Many Templars wYu Participate in Grand Trienniai Meeting of Or oer-Alabamlans Wiu Leave
 on August So

oI the Grand COmmandery oI hhishts Templar of Alabama. are nahns extensive preparations for the commandery delegates to the fifty ninth triennial conciave of the order which meets in San Francisco, Cal. September 5 to Q.
 Inis promises to be the greatest Iempiar gathering ever held and the Aiaoama Sir Knights will attend in Iorce. From San Francisco the word mas gone out that no effort will be spared for the entertainment of the visiting Knights and their lady friends, ana an elaborate program has been prepared.
 The official route. designated after que oehperation by the Alabama Grand Commandery. Is as follows:
 Goins-From Alabama points via Frisco System .o Kansas City; from Kansas City to Denver via the Union Pacific; from Denver to Ogden, Utah. vt the Denver and Rio Grande; from Ogden to San Francisco or Los Ange- les via the Southern Pacific.
 Returning Route No. 1.-Southern Pacific. San Francisco to Los Angeles, Cal; Santa Fe, Los Angeles to Denver, Col; Missouri Pacific, Denver to St. Louis. Mo-; Louisville and Nashville, St. Louis to destination.
 Returning Route No. 2.-southern Pacific. San Francisco to Ogden; Union, Pacific, Ogden to Denver; Rock Island. Denver to St. Louis: Louisville and Nashville. St. Louis to destination.
 Returning Route No. 3.-southern Pacific. or steamer San Francisco to Portland; Northern Pacific. Portland to Billings; Burlington, Billings to Kan sas City; Rock Island Kansas City to St. Louis; Louisville and Nashville, St. Louis to destination.
 Returning, passengers may use the Shasta Route of the Southern Pacific from San Francisco to Portland Ore- gon, or steamer to Portland, by paying an additional charge. The return trip can also be arranged over any of the Northern routes, with stops at Yellow stone Park and at other points of in- terest. The returning route must be specified when purchasing ticket.
 1t has been arranged for the Ala bama party to leave points in this State on train No. 206 of the Frisco System on Monday, August 29. special sleepers starting from Birmingham on the following schedule:
 Leave Mobile at 12:40 a. m, leave Flomaton, 2:50 a. m.; Montgomery. s:25 8. m.: Birmingham. 12:3o p. m. i; Jasper. 1850 p. m. Amory. Miss. APO p. m.; Tupelo. 4:57 p. m.; Holly Springs, 6;45 ?. m.: arrive Memphis, S:05 p. m.
 Leave Memphis, s:25 D. m. same day; arrive at Kansas City, 9:4Na. nn., Tues day. August 80; leave Kansas City, 10:50 a m.: arrive Denver. 6:30 a. m Wednesday. August 31; leave Denver, 8 p. m.: arrive Colorado Springs, 10:s2 p. m., August 31; leave Colorado Springs, 10:37 p. m., September 1: ar rive Salt Lake, 11:59 p. m., September 2; leave Salt Lake, 12:10 a. m., Sep tember 8; arrive at ogden. 1905 a. m leave ogden. 800 a. m.. September 4; arrive San Francisco. 11:20 a. m.. Sep tember 5.
 The Grand Commandery of Alabama will leave in a special sleeper. Most of the officers and many of the mem bers of the organization will take the trip.
 The officers of the Commandery are Sir Charles R. westcott. R. E. Grand Commander Montgomery; Sir Robert s. Teague. V. F. Deputy Grand Com mander, Montgomery; Sir Thomas H Mattocks. New Decatur. F.. Grand Generalissimo: Sir Walter Smith. Tus- caloosa, E. Grand Captain General: Sir William T. Waller, Selma, E. Grand Prelate; Sir Edward s. Gatchell. Sel- ma, E. Grand senior warden; Sir Will liam O. Snyder, Birmingham. E. Grand Junior Warden; Sir Ebert 8. Starr Selma, E Grand Treasurer; Sir George A. Beauchamp. Montgomery; E. Grand Recorder: Sir Charles R. Patterson Birmingham, E. Grand Standard Bear CT: Sir John W. Phillips. Mobile, E Grand Sword Bearer Sir Louis J. Wright, Talladega, F. Grand Warden Sir Cyrus G. Young. Birmingham. E Grand Captain of the Guard; Sir Henry H. Matthews. Montgomery. Inspector General.
 The Committee on Arrangements for the Alabama Commandery at the Con- clave Is composed of Sir H. c. David son, P. E. G. C.; Sir Robert s. Teague, Montgomery. G. C.; Sir George A. Beauchamp. Montgomery. G. R.
 The Alabama Commandery will have its headquarters in the Grand Hotel San Francisco.