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The Washington herald., 1913-11-09
Red Mems Affairs.

November lo-oase Tribe. No 6 Fifth and G
Streets Northwest
Novsmber Il-Idaho rrfbe. No. Is. Northeast Ten
PIE, Twelfth and H Streets Northeast
November l2-osceola rnbe. No. ls, Tennistown'
D. C. seltese Tribe No. ls Di Street Southeast.
November B-Siou Tribe. No. IS. h, Street, near
Four-and-a-haR Street Southwest: Logan Tribe. No.
g. Wisconsin Avenue and Street Northwest.
November A-Seneca Tnbe. No II. JIG PennfSl-
yaniA Avenue Southeast: Aineola Tribe. No. IA.
Anacostia.
PAST sACHESis' ASSOCIATION.
November IS-At Sioux Tribe. No. Is. Street.
near F0ur-anda-hsh Street Southwest.
DEGREE OF PoCAHoNTAs.
November Il-waneta Council. No. 6. Fifth and G
Streets Northwest.
NoSenber M~Idaho Council. No /. Northeast
Temple, Twelfth and II Streets Northeast.
Tribes Hold Meetings.
Usage Tribe. No. 6, held its regular
meeting on Monday with all its stumps
filed and business of importance was
transacted. Visitor John Holzwart, OF
Osceola Tribe, No. 10. was present and
gave a very interesting talk. followed
by the members Of the tribe
Idaho Tribe, No. Is, held its regular
lar business, the great chiefs took charge.
The visitors who trailed with the great
sachem were Past Sachem Roy I. Al
gate, Past Sachem ]. r. Sanders. Great
Guard OF the Forest David A. Harvey,
r. F. Martin. w. A. Bush, Past Sachem
o. C. Sabens. Past Sachem w. M. Alex
ander, and y Great sachem Dr.. w. 5.
Whitman. Of Usage Tribe, No. s; Great
Senior Sagemore George Gartrel and
Great Guard Of the wigwam =. E. Dough
erty, Of White Eagle Tribe. No. II; Great
Junior Sycamore John L Bunch. Past
sachem J. NJ Carroll. A. G. Nichols.
Past sachem Charles Lembacb- Wash
B. Evans. and Jacquo HeidonheF Iers. of
Sioux Tribe. No. Is; Past Gres6 sachem
ID. ]. Marvin, and Great Coupcfl Press
Representative Lewis N. Bernstein OF
seltese Tribe, No. 1s; Great sannap 2.
n. Stump, J. z. Holmes, Sachem J. r.
Carol, Harry Ressler, E. M. Sullivan.
@. z. Custard. Of Osceola Tribe. No. 10;
Great Keeper of wampum J. B. Altman.
Past -saohem W. A. Smoot N. J. Wey-
and. Past Great Sachem w. H. King. J.
P. Graham, william H. Wootton. f. N
Rensch, ]. H Haymaker. OF Senecs
Tribe, No. II: w. f. Osmond, OF osceoia
Tribe, No. -; Past sachem Fred. Bur
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T. A. Bynum Make. Appointments.

Thomas A. Bymun. chairman Of the
committee on reception and entertain
ment. has announced the following ap-
pointment: Vice chairman, Mark Stear-
man: secretary. Lee Harris, and the fol-
lowing members from the subordinate
lodges:
Franklin. No. edward Dunn. C. H.
Woodward, ]. c. Bell
Mount Vernon, No. 5-W. d. Weekly,
James NJ. Kline.
Webster. No. T-R. T. Whiting. g. E.
GartrelL NJ II. Robbins,
Decatur, No. 9-M. Hanson. NJ. c.
Harmon, ]. A. Gottsman.
Syracusians. No. I0-A l. Jarboe, J.
N. Mcqueen, b. Endres.
Calanthe. No. 1T. Z. Landon. ]. F.
Gerhold, S. II. Jacobson.
Hermione. No. 12-H. G. Wagner J.
Hamilton, W. E. Poole.
Excelsior. No. i4-J. B. Conner, II. ].
Gasson. Fred Yates.
Equal No. III. R. Haskins. w. A.
Case. d. F. Brown
Harmony, No. 2l-E. Lodge Hin, G.
Milton Thomas. W. II. Boswell.
Union, No. 22-L- Hartig. ]. NJ. Rams
sey, Otto Hanschild.
Capital, No. AK. W. Bauman. T. N.
Pelznan. Edward Wilson.
Myrtle, No. g-Hugh Reid, s. N.
Meyer, ID. y. CnodWlck
Columbia, No. 26-B. Tarantino, P.
Fabrizo, i. Saks.
Amaralth. No. 81. c. Yost. w. E.
Andrews, W. F. GUIDE.
Rathbone-Superior, No. 2s-E- c. Sny-
der, Z. S. Schmid, Harrison Dingman.
Century, No. 30-J. l. Holland, w. ].
Manning, J. H. Stone.
Century Lodge Inaugurntes Fall
Campaign.
Century Lodge. No. %, inaugurated its
fall campaign at its last convention by
comforting the rank Of page upon. an
applicant
AscaIon Temple Plans Ceremonial.
Ascalon Temple, No. 81, Dramatic Or
der Knights of Khorrassan, will hold
its monthly meeting on Monday even
ing, when the matter Of monster cere-
monial in connection with the golden
Jubilee celebration will be taken up.
Rathbone Temple, No. s. 'Pythian Sis
ters, announces an entertainment and
dance for its members and friends in fhe
auditorium of the Pythian Temple We'd
nesday night. November - The ways
and means committee of the temple,
through its chairman. Miss Josephine Jar
Doe, states that a program that VIII be
much enjoyed by those attending VIII be
given.
At the regular meeting of Friendship
Temple, No. 9, Pythian Sisters, Wednes-
day night. announcement was made that
the handsome bedspread made by Most
Excellent Chief Garner and by her do
mated to the temple had been awarded to
Mr.. Riley. It was stated that the Reds
and the Blues, the two teams recently
appointed to secure new members for the
temple, were meeting with much success.
The losing team will serve dinner to
the winner.
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ind influential glory in the fraterniza-
ton Of the world
William r. Broening TO BE Guest.
The meeting of the fiftieth anniversary
committee Of this domain tomorrow even-
ing viii be held In the armory OF Pythian
Temple. and all Pythians are invited TO
be present. The meeting win be at
tended by Supreme Representative will
lam +. Broening, OF Baltimore, Md, who
Is chairman OF the Supreme Lodge COM
mittee on the celebration Of the golden
jubilee.
The personnel OF the Supreme Lodge
committee Is as follows: Supreme repre-
sentative. William F. -Broening. of Mary
land. chairman: Supreme Representative
George w. Penniman. OF Massachusetts,
secretary; Supreme Representative Ed
ward Horton. of Canada; Supreme Rep
resentative James w. Carter, of the Dis
trict Of Columbia: Supreme Represent
ative Frank N. summerkamp. OF Geor-
gia-
The executive officers of the local COM
mittee are Past Grand Chancellor Fl. p.
Wiley, chairman: Past Grand Chan
cellor James w. Carter. secretary; Past
Grand Chancellor J. NJ. Kline. first Vice
chairman; Past Grand Chancellor T. A.
Bymun. second vice chairman: Past
Grand Chancellor Jefferson Middleton.
treasurer.
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Knights Of Pythias.
Calendar.
LODGES

Equal. No. u.
November ll-wetster. 40. Z: Excelsior. No. H.
Germania, No. Is; Capital, No. a; Myrtle. No 3
November l2-Mount Vernon. No. S; Hermione, No.
Il; Union, No p; Columbia, No. g.
November iS-HarnOny. No q
November li-syracuSans. No. 10; Rsthbonesupe-
NOR, No. =.
PYrHIAN SISTERS.
November I2-Ffiendship Temple. No. 9
November H-Rathbone Temple. No. &
DRAMATIC ORDER KNIGHTS OF KHO-
RASSAN.
November lo-Ascalou Temple. No 81.
GOLDEN JUBILEE COMMITTEE.
November D-MAss meeting OF all Pythians,
5Oth Anniversary to Be Celebrated
That the Order of the knights oi
Pythias is fast approaching one OF the
most important epochs in its career /:
to foreign extension" Every member
OF this great order who has been pleased
to note and marvel at its growth. who
has rejoiced to see 1t spread through.
out every State, Territory and province
in North America, as well as among the
distant islands of the seas" will find
| abundant occasion to indulge in pride
when he reads that the boundaries OF
Knighthood soon will extend from the
Arctic Circle to the Tropic of Capricorn.
The evident consummation of this great
plan to foster and further the influence
Of the order by extending its lodges and
! membership throughout such vastly sep.
arated acreas marks n wonderful and
highly significant milestone in the career
of this splendid fraternity. 1t is espe-
! cially appropriate that the advances
NhNNe OR1tl eh N,nr - Sa.s.
epochal age of Pythianism, when tbs
| order is about to complete its first half.
century, ana wnen, with a new vIsIor
and higher hopes, it seeks to penetrate
the great future. In due time, but lone
after many who are now active in It's
ranks shall have passed away, the full
rounded century of the orders life will
be commemprated. The builders of to.
day must leave to after-generations the
| hahdiwork of their well-doing, and ir
| this building the foundations of thai
great structure yet to come must be SC
lalu as to insure a permanency and sta.
bility that time itself can hardly efrace
Significant as is the Pythian develop
ment In Alaska. even Its proudest sue.
cess can hardly be comparable 70 that
greater achievement which shall result
If the order be successful in attaining q
permanent and lasting foothold in in the
Southern seas This Australasian move
ment portends greater and grandel
achievements than have as yet beer
credited to this order. even its tremen-
dous strides during the comparatively
few years of its existence. The found.
ing Of the order was a mammoth
achievement to this age of the world
and especially was 1t an honor to the
genius Of that great heart and brair
wnicn gave u birth, and-f1kewIse TO the
country which first witnessed its bud.
ding and vouchsafed such signal appro-
pauon IN Irs process OF making ana oe-
velopment; but even greater will be that
glorious achievement which shall witness
the cordial welcoming of Pythian knight.
hood by the people of other lands and
climes, where its mission for good will
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This great beauty nst>e. iss instantly prodeesd
sensation. Stubborn cases have been cured that
bahied physicians and beauty specAlsts for years-
You have never 10 all your life used or heard Of any
thing like it. Makes muddy oompexions, red sposs-
pimPles, blackheads, eruptions vanish almost liks
magic No cream. lotion. enamel. salve. plaster,
bandaEe. mask, mas.Age. diet or apparatu2 nothint
20 swallow. It doesn't matter whether not your
complexion IL fright Uhether your face is full Of
muddy spots. peppery blaekheads enbarrxssine
pimpes and eruptons. whether your skin 10 rough
and porey. and yo1've tried almost exerythine
under the 10 set rid OF the blemishes This
dsrful treatment in Just days positively
every bemish and beauties your skin in marvellous
way You look years younger IL gives ne skin the
bloom and tint of purity Of freshly blown rose. In
ten days be the subject Of wild sdmiraton by
all your friends. matten what your condf-
tion OF health. An sssthSds aoS kso1u srs east
ssids. There IL nothing to wear nothing 10 take in
sernaliy Your face. even arms hands shosldeTs arg
beautihed beyond your fondeSt dreams. All this
will absolutely prove 70 before own eyes in
your mirror in ten dAyn This trestnelt 10 absoiutsly
hlrnt-- - tho srtf-1tr -Hr 81 nlaa.ant
20 r-e- 70 c5Aise t0 y'ar node - tgirr l. secss-
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Tc ever rsaasr = Is azssr Vii s.vo fai, drtzgs
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MASONIC CALENDAR.
Calendar.
LODGES.


November lO-Dzwson, No. s. visitation; STAINS
bury, No. q; Harmony. No II, special visitation and
November I-FederzL No. /; Acacia. No. Is; ID
kunas No. 8; King DaTd, No. q, special visitation;
East Gate No 81 special visitation.
November R-Hamony. No. II, called on; school
q instruction.
November IS-Ths New jerusalem, No. 0, social;
November Il-st Johns. No. Il. visitation; H0pe.
No. 30. visitation
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
November IO-Momt Vernon. No. ). marx; Ana
costa, No. Z, r. B.
November u-Mount Horsb. No Z; Potouse No. g.
November H-School Of instruction.
November IS-WasbingtoL. No. ?. mark.
November h-Eureka, No. I, r. B.; csptboa. NO.
n--R B.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR ooMMANDERIEs.
November 1-De Molay Mounted. No. L
November n-washington. No. l.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITE.
November u-Evangelist Chapter. Rose cro1.
No.
EASTERN STAR CHAPTERS.
November IO-Temple. No, I3; Columbia. No. Is
November n-Elscta, No. 2; Bethlshsm' No. !;
Friendship No. II.
November l2-Naomi No. 5; Brookland No. II.
November Is-william +. Hunt, No l6
November I4-Tskoma, No. Il; Cathedrnl, No il.
The grand master and his associate
Grand Lodge officers made two vista
tons last Wednesday night. The first
was to Osiris Lodge, No. Is, F. A. A. M,
where the regular ceremonies of the
event were carried out
Following this short visit the brethren
of Washington Centennial Lodge, No. H.
F. A. A M, received the Grand Lodge Of
6cers Their hall was handsomely deco
rated for the occasion, and following the
regular ceremonies, a musical program
was given by a quartet composed OF
James W. Cheney, organist; Arthur L.
Simpson, first tenor; Harry Simons, sec
ond tenor; James Hicks, first bass, and
Charles Moore, second bass, interspersed
by addresses.
Past Grand Master L. Cabel William
son spoke on the subject Of the welfare
of the Masonic and Eastern Star Home,
and Past Master Henry F. Woodard gave
an interesting address on the general
subject Of Masonic Charity.
The grand visitation to Naval Lodge
No. 4, F. A. A. M, took place last Thurs
day evening. The hall was decorated
especially for the occasion and presented
q most attractive appearnce. In addi-
ton to the regular ceremonies selections
were given by an orchestra composed Of
]. H Click, violin; Donald Macleod,
piano; W. c. Taylor, coronet, and H B.
Schmidt clarinet.
Past Grand Master Henry K Simpson
and the Paul Hickok arrived just
after the grand officers had retired, and
were called upon for remarks and re-
sponded.
The grand visitations this week will be
as follows: Harmony Lodge. No. II, f.
A A. NJ, and Dawson Lodge, No. l6'
F, A A NJ, on Monday night; East Gate
Lodge, No. 81, F. A. A. NJ, and King
David Lodge, No. 2s, F. A. A. NJ, at
Brookland, on Tuesday, night, and Hope
Lodge, No. 20, F. A. A NJ, and st. Johns
Lodge, No. II, F. A. A. NJ, on Friday
night.
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EDUCATIONAL

An electric. fan Is employed BY New
Orleans Qa.J perfumer to entice Gus
toners. 1t projects a delightful per-
fumed watt onto the Sidewalk
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Copyright by HHrri%EwinE.

also nearly completed for a grand
Grotto benefit night at Polls Theater,
December IS. Some extra attractions will
be added to insure a pleasant time.
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Grotto Doings.

''The Kallipolis Booster" the new pub
lication of Kallipolis Grotto, No. Is,
Mystic Order of Yelled Prophets of the
Enchanted Realm. has made its appear
ance. This viii take the place OF the
former publication which was known as
''The Red Light
This new publication aims to give the
prophets" of Kallipolis the real news of
their order, in an interesting manner,
and from the first number It is confident
ly predicted by all that this new VEN
ture viii prove big success.
Chairman P. r. Pullman, Of KaIlipoiis
Richmond convention committee says
that he surely is pleased with the large
attendance at the wednesday night
meetings. and the hearty support that
the prophets sand others are giving
him. He believes with the present out
look that he will experience no trouble
in raising the 8. 900 fund wanted for the
trip to Richmond TO attend the conven-
tion Of the Supreme Council, on June s.
., and 10. next year.
Arrangements are already completed
for a big oyster roast. and entertainment.
to be, held in the Eiks' rathskellcr, De-
cember l. It is said that there win be
great doings at this affair. Plans are
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Columbia Commandery, No. ?, Knights
Templar, held a stated conclave in the
Asylum at the Masonic Temple, last Fri
day night,>when the Orders of the Temple
and Malta were conferred. This was the
last time that the generalissimo, Sir
Seaton w. Trunnel, is TO appear in the
work of the commandery as a bachelor.
as he will take unto himself a wife on
November o. There was a very large
gathering of the Sir Knights to wish
their popular generaIissimo happy we'd
ded life.
This commandery is now preparing for
The Washington herald., 1913-11-09

a ladies night" to be held some time
in January or February, and 1t is to be
the most enjoyable of any before at
tempted, If the program already planned
is carried out
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Jubllee c1a.. 1nitintion.

The last meeting of the committee on
class. initiation was largely attended and
much enthusiasm was manifested.
Almost every lodge was represented
and all reported applications for the
jubilee class as being received. It Is re-
ported that several of the city's prom!
ipent officials will be members> OF the
jubilee class.
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visit to King David Lodge.

King David Lodge, No. 3. F. A A. NJ,
and East Gate Lodge, No. 81 T. A A. NJ,
will hold a joint special communication
on Tuesday evening, November II, at the
Masonic Temple, in Brookland, for the
purpose of receiving the Grand Lodge on
its annual visitation.
Brother Charles E. Baldwin, grand
master of Masons Of the District is also
an honored member OF King David and a
past master of his lodge, The Joint
committee having the entertainment in
charge expect to make this visitation a
memorial one, and with that end In view
have arranged an elaborate program.
consisting of music and speech-maxing.
Brother Daniel c: Roper, First Assist
ant Postmaster General, will make the
principal address, Members Of both
lodges and their friends are cordially in
vited to be present
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knights TempIar Events.

Orient Commandery. No. 5, Knights
Tempiar, will confer the Order of the Red
Cross, with past commanders in the sta
tions, on November II. This will be a
big event for Orient, and all Sir Knights
viii be given a welcome who attend the
conclave.
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Contribution. to Flood Victims.

The report of the supreme master oi
eXchequer, Hon. Thomas d. Meares, OF
Wilmington. N. c.. on the disbursement
OF funds donated by the Pythian order
outside OF Ohio, in the recent flood In
that section shows a grand total of Ss5.-
l20l3, while the lodges of Ohio. con.
tributed S2,30s.s4. besides contributions
OF food and clothing
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Visitation to Germania Lodge.

Germania Lodge. No. Is. one of the
smaller lodges OF the domain. but one
Of the staunchest in the Pythian work,
will be visited by the Grand Lodge officers
on next Tuesday evening.
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Installation at Am.ranth Lodge

Grand Chancellor. ad interim, Mark
stearman, accompanied by Grand Preiate
c, w. Henderson and Grand Inner Guard
Monday evening and Installed Nathan
Cowsin as chancellor commander and
Past Grand Chancellor John P. Hawkins
as master of finance. The Grand Lodge
officers addressed the lodge on the COM
ing jubilee celebration and much interest
was manifested.
The Grand Lodge officers will pay their
annual visitation to Amaranth Lodge on
Monday. Noyember. II and a committee
was appointed consisting Of Past Grand
Chancellor John c. Yost. Past Chan
cellor w. B. Hardy. and Henry Grahe.
to arrange for the reception and enter
tainment Of the visitors.
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visitation to Anacostia.

lnG pAO6Ldll CdAy PloLhCo
is carried out
Visitation to Anacostia.
The annual visitation OF the officers OF
the Grand Lodge of Masons of the Dis
trict of Columbia, to Anacostia Lodge
No. 21, F. A A NJ. took place last Mon
day night. when they were greeted by
members of the fraternity from Anacos-
tia and the city. The reception was held
in a hall draped with flags and decorated
by Past Master Adolphus GUIDE with
chrysauthemums, palms, and autumn
leaves.
Grand Master Charles E. Baldwin, ac-
companied by his associate officers. re-
ceived a welcome from Worshipful Mas
ter Milton J. Fillius, who is about to re-
tire after an exceptional year as wor'
shipfuI master. There was an examina-
ton of the records of the lodge and IA
vorable comment was made by Grand
Master Baldwin.
Charles F. Roberts. the chairman OF
the entertainment committee, had charge
of the social features. Selections were
rendered by an orchestra composed OF
A. Samuels, Henry Lavender, Meyer
Hanlein, and Edward T. Davis. Solos
were sung by Arthur Simpson and MI
Roberts. William Scantlebury, jr, was
heard in a monologue. Arthur B. Hayes
of Washington. was the speaker of the
evening There was a distribution oi
chrysanthemums to the visitors at the
close of the session.
worshipful Master Charles S. Shreve,
of Lebanon Lodge, No. Z, announces the
M NJ Degree for the next stated commu-
nication of the lodge, November H- The
Z A. degree was conferred at sthe last
meeting on five candidates, with J. w.
NJ E. Yerger presiding. A goodly num-
ber of brothers were present to witness
the work. The lodge has just closed one
of the most prosperous years in its his
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Work of Eastern Star Chapters.

Columbia Chapter. No. Is, Order of the
Eastern Star, will hold a meeting tomor-
row evening at st. Stephens Parish Hall,
Fourteenth Street, near Irving Street
Northwest when the first grand vista
ton scheduled for this week will be held.
The committee in charge Of the AFFAIR
invites all members OF the order to be
present on this occasion.
William F. Hunt Chapter, No. 16, Order
of the Eastern Star, announces that the
degrees will be conferred at its next
meeting, Thursday evening, November Ii.
by the past officers. On this occasion
Past Matron Mrs.>A- Maud Proctor and
Past Patron Ernest L Brown will occu-
by the east.
All members of the order will be cor
daily welcomed to this meeting.
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wa.hinston Lodge vi.itation.

Next Tuesday evening Washington
Lodge. No. 6, will receive visit from
the grand master and his corps OF Of
ficers, and all members Of the order are
cordially invited to be present. IL Is re-
ported that the committee having tne
entertainment part of the evenings visit
in charge has prepared something out of
the ordinary. The speaker of the even
ing will be Past Grand Master George
Gerberich.
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Grand knight Leo A. Rover win make
his initial appearance as the presiding
officer Of Washington Council at the
meeting on Tuesday evening. at which
The Washington herald., 1913-11-09

November 12-Ffiendship Temple. No 9
November H-Rathbone Temple No. &
DRAMATIC ORDER KNIGHTS OF KHo-
RASSAN.
November lo-AScalou Temple. No 81.
GOLDEN JUBILEE COMMITTEE.
November N-Mass meeting Of all Pythians
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-09-16

bed by the Browns. The names of all
the men who will be brought up
have not been made public.
National League directors decided
that the game between. the Giants
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-09-16

iDgton and the St. Louis Nationals
were low, with one man each. Comp
ton of Kansas City and Hosp, the
sensational shortstop from Venice,
CAL, appear to be the best men grab
The Sentinel=record., 1913-09-24
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