The Washington herald., 1907-10-16
REVIEW OF KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
District Communicates Will Contest
for Flag and Pennant.
Exercises at Ball Park Tomorrow
Afternoon VIII BE Followed by
Dress Parade.

Grand Commander Thomas 2. Nor
gan has issued an order for the annual
inspection and review of the comman-
deries OF the Knights Templar OF the
District. which will be held at Ameri-
can League Park tomorrow.
Admission Will be by card and the
gates viii be opened at 1890 o'clock.
A concert by the United States En-
gineer Corps Bard viii be given from
! 10 .. m. The exercises Of the day
viii then be held, under the direction
OF Inspector General William T. CALI
her, as follows:
De Molay Mounted Commandery, No
Z, inspection 10 2.2O; Potomac Com
mandery No. 3, inspection. 2:20 to 2:4O;
Columbia Commandery. No. ,, inspec-
tion and drill. 2-40 TO $40. Orient Com
mandery No. 8. inspection and drIIl.
S:20 TO f: Washington Commandery.
No. 1, inspection, to 4:20
The silk flag awarded 10 Orient Com
mandery. No. 8, at the field day exer-
Cises of 1905, as the winner on
that occasion. will again be offered for
competition under the same conditions
The flag viii be awarded 10 the com
manderv having the largest percentage
Of is resident members present in full
! Templar uniform, and 10 be retained by
the winning cOmmandery until the
next field day. The cOmmandery win
ming the flag for three consecutive
years viii become the owner Of it,
A handsome silk pennant will also be
presented 10 the commandery exhibiting
the highest proficiency in drill Condi-
tions are the same as for the silk flag
At AS the communicates will be formed
for dress parade. and will be reviewed by
/ Grand Commander Morgan and his stan,
which will be composed Of the following
officers OF the grand commandery:
". T. Galliher, inspector general; Will
lam H. II. Cissel. deputy grand com
mander; Walter II. Klopfer grand gem
eralissimo: George c. Ober. grand cap
tain general, Robert Cook, grand senior
warden; Alexander Grant, grand junior
warden. the Rev. J. Russell Verbrycke,
grand prelate; William +. GUIDE. grand
treasurer: Arvine w Johnston, grand re
/ CO-deT; Henry X. simpson, grand stand
/ ard bearer; Charles T. Lindsey, grand
sword bearer; Edwin B. Hesse, grand
warder; Lemuel Towers, ira grand cap
/ tain OF the guard; Rein w. Darby, Ell
/ dred g. Davis. Harrison Dingman, George
/ Gibson, George Z. Corson. Alexander Nc
/ Kenzie. Andrew ". Kelley, Bennett A.
Allen. and William F. Hunt. past grand
| commanders.
/ At the conclusion of the dress parade
/ the trophies will be presented. The CON-
/ manderies will then parade by way of
/ BrightWoOd avenue Seventh street, T
| street, Vermont avenue, Madison place.
| Executive avenue. Fifteenth street, Penn
/ sylvanis avenue, Tenth street and
street, 20 Masonic Temple. where they
will be dismissed. The parade will be re-
/ viewed by Grand Commander Morgan
and staff, at Tenth and E streets.
The following are the principal officers
] Of the communicates which will take
/ part in the exercises:
Washington, No. I-John S. Beach commander
! J. Claude KEEPER. generalissino; Benjamin s.
| Graves. captain general Albert F. Fox, treasurer
/ Henry S. Merrill. recorder.
/ Columbia No. 2-Charies E. Baldwin. commander
! Charles Z. Swett, generalissino; Francis A. Sc
I bring. captain general. George Gibson. treasurer
/ Faber Stevenson. recorder.
Potomac No. 3-Ralph W. Kirkhsm. commander
( William X. Reeve, generalissino; ]. W. Michael
captain general; Henry c. Wagner, treasurer; Ben
/ W. Murch, recorder.
De Molay Mounted, Nc. flames J. Marshall
commander; William \. Beshm, senerassiuo
/ CLYDE c. Lamond, captain general; Emil G. Schafer
| treasurer; Charles L. Patten, recorder
Orient, No 5-Edward H. Tompkins commander
/ William II. Wunder. generalissiulo; Joseph II
Milans, captain general; John Schultz, treasurer
| William L. Miller, recorder.
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