Evening star., 1914-10-07
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
READY FOR REVIEW
Annual Inspection and Field
Day Sports to Be Held
Tomorrow.
THREE POLICE CAPTAINS
WILL JUDGE THE RACES
Handsome Prizes Offered to the Con-
testants- Downtown
Follows Outing.

The annual inspection and review.
with field day sports, of the knights
Templar of the District of Columbia
will be held at the American League
Park tomorrow afternoon.
| The program of exercises will be
opened with athletic sports at 2 pm, in
charge of the committee on field sports.
Charles Long. chairman. Nine events are
provided for, including 5O-yard dash.
handicap, for boys under twelve: SINH
lar event for girls under twelve: a 100
yard dash. open to all; fat mems race,
fifty yards. for fraternity members
weighing 100 pounds and over: 50-yard
dash for knights Templars' wives; 50
yard dash for maiden ladies'; 50-yard
dash for married ladies': shoe race, the
runners being required to take off their
shoes and place them in a pile in the
center of the course. run half the course,
put on their shoes and then finish the
course. and a golf-putting contest, six
shots allowed
A large number of handsome prizes
have been provided for these events. as
many as seven being offered in some of
them, but an entrant is ineligible for
more than one prize.
Police Captains to Judge.
The judges are Police Captains c. E. E.
Flather. w. H. Harrison and r. E. Doyle;
the starter, Edward W. Zea; the clerk,
Edgar A. Nelson, jr.; the Handicapped,
f. Richard Gasch. and the announcer
William n. Beahm.
The members of the committee assist
ing Mr.. Long are James Graham. Ed
ward W. Zea, A. Stuard Young, Charles
B. Matthews. Edgar A. Nelson. jr., ]. G.
Huddleston. f. Harry L. Myers, Arthur
eSens SHAY wam APTam ReGoy b faarles dWa1d 4
Hazleton, Charles H. Sauier. Roger H.
La Hayne, Chester r. Samson. Carey S.
Frye, E. Richard Gasch. Charles H.
Bradley. Charles A. NJ Loffler, C. Walter
Hoover and John A. Goodier.
At $3.50 Pm, the assembly call will
be followed by the exhibition drill of
the Columbia Commandery Denver drill
team, DIR. Frank E. Gibson comman nding,
and c. Walter Hoover second lieu
tenant.
The inspections will follow: OF
Washington Commandery, No. 1. oliver
Columbia Commandery. No. 2. DR..
Frank E. Gibson. adjutant, at pm. !;
Potomac Commandery. No. 3, Fred S.
Hodgson, adjutant, at 4:10 pm; De
Molay Mounted Commandery, No. 4. G.
A. Won Dachenhausen. adjutant, at 4:20
pm, and Orient Commandery, No 5.
Charles H. Squier. adjutant, at 4:30
pm. The presentation of the silver
loving cup to the winning command
cry will take place at 4:45 PM, and
the dress parade and review will begin
at pm, with Edward P. Hazleton as
inspector general and Oliver A. Phelps
and Charles H. Squier as aids. The
music will be furnished by Henry c.
Na1l c, Ran of nil
Arrangements Committee.
The committee of arrangements
composed as follows:
William T. Galliher, chairman; DR..
Frank E. Gibson. secretary; James T.
Gibbs, William S. Quinter. Mark F.
Finley. Seaton w. Trunnel, John H.
Joseph r. Stringfellow, Edwin NJ. Has
brouck, Warren w. Biggs. Gratz E.
Dunkum. Martin r: Thorp. Emil G.
Schafer, Guy NJ Neely, Edward p.
Hazleton and Fred S. Cawson.
The surgeons of the several com
Washington. No. 1; DIR. S. Clifford Cox,
Columbia. No. 2; DR.. Montgomery
Hunter, Potomac. No. 3; DIR. Richard
A. Pyles, De Molay, No. 4, and DR.. w.
c. p. HaZen, Orient, No. 3.
At the conclusion of the dress parade
and review the complete line, headed by
the bard, will march to Masonic Temple
along the following route: Base ball park
to 5th and V streets northwest; 5th street
to Rhode Island avenue. to 18th street,
to / street, to 18th street. to Masonic
Temple where the ranks will be broken
Sir knights of Potomac ComT1andery will
return to their asylum in Georgetown in
automobiles and it is probable that Orient
Commandery may march to its asylum at
4th street and Pennsylvania avenue SOUTH
east by way of Pennsylvania avenue
Grand Commandery Officers.
The officers of the Grand Commandery
and of the constituent Communicates who
will take part in the exercises are as fol-
lows: Charles T. Lindsey r. E. grand
commander: Edwin B. Hesse, V. E.
deputy grand commander: Lem. Towers
jr, L. grand generalissmo; William S.
Parks. E. grand captain general: William
F. GUIDE. E. grand senior warden; Charles
f. Baldwin. Z. grand Junior warden; Paul
r. Hickok, F. grand prelate; John II.
Small, f. grand treasurer: Arvine w.
Johnston, Z. grand recorder: Fred S.
Cawson f. grand standard bearer;
auOlpHuS bune. SEdUu SWoIu DedTeI ,
John a. Moyer. T.. grand warder, Jacobus
5. Jones. E grand captain of the guard !;
Edward p. HaZleton. inspector general,
and Gratz T.. Dunkum, instructor gen.
eral of the worI;.
Washington Commandery. No. i
James +. Gibbs. commander; Mark F.
Finley, generalissimo; William r. Has
tings. captain general.
Columbia Commandery, No. 2-Seaton
w. Trunnel, commander: Louis II
Meyers. generalissimo: BENJAMIN F
Larcombe. Jr.. captain general.
Potomac Commandery, No. 3-Ernest
{. Berger. commander: James r
Stringfellow. generalissimo; Edwin NJ
Hasbrouck. captain general.
De Molay Commandery No. 4-Warrcn
w. Biggs. commander: Helmer Rabild
generalissimo: Arthur c. Shaw, captain
general
Orient Commandery, No. Guy NJ
Neely, commander; William T. Heb
| bard. generalissimo, Edward A. link
captain general.