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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-07
AUTOS FOR SALE
1924 Studebaker Big 6
Sport Touring
$1,630

Here h au opportunity 90 save
$500 GA "a EiE titudsbHkrr
which looks and runs hbfo-
lutrly like a brand new car.
with all The power and speed
you could wish for ~ has
dice wheels with 3 extra
disC wheels and tires mount.
"a on running boards 40 cord
tirvsl. trunk with HuitcahsH
in rear. : bumpers. sun shade.
automatic windHhipld Hgipt.
motomrtsr and ornament.
Waltham s-day clock. tom
nssu light. eowi lights, Nsn-
tilntor nlcksisd radiator and
headlight. Alsmits luhriCat-
inE system. Gabriel fnubbefs
aud running light, Car
cost $3.50 YOU Will agree
with me when you sec ~ that
% lH the best buy in Seattle
Tot $3.50. Can arrange
terms. and will consider a
light car in trade, 30 deal
efs VIII be home evenings
fhonc kE nwd-tT6I. iIoi
lifth y. 4
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5T ACREs 5000
gr.u TNEIf

BALANCE 500 sEMI ANNUALLY
Located close ~ Monroe aud payse
highway road thru 81 tract; fine
deep loan coil well Eub.irri gatf'r
and 2lli grow anythlns adapted -
this part Of the state WI srt
half ~ this tract N desired. lr-
vSFtiEatl0u viii convince you thar
this ia nu unusual bargain.
~ =. NELSON. s27 sesb0ard Bldsr
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Sc WANTED-REAL
ESTATE

WE HAVE ~ more buyrrs for rerf.
deuce property fhau $50 could uFt
pin $50 have several people rEhE
n1H that want 40 bIg farms ara
acreage buyers Tor stores IHoia
people want 90 buy from 0unera-
Ir you want ~ relI try che Mode -
Method and HrIl direct. U1oklef1
free EsprerrutatIFFF wanted. -
DansrE National Listing Eureau.-
1922 Third Ave. -
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z FEMALE HELP WANTED

marching and all branches -
beauty culture at night. while you
are employed during the day. In
guire 1909 ShRfer Bldg. uE LUXE
BEAUTY PARLpR Phone for In
formation. FL iiot-1f4s.
WILL give home and some money
90 elderly lady IN return for
homework for adults WE st.
5stg
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If You Want

Full value FOR your money come Ia
and see as We VIII surprise you.
1917 Oakland Touring electric lights
and starter. motor and all ln good
running order only $50.
1917 Ford Touring no starter. Ia
good condition, only 1880.
1880 stephen salient Six touring
perfect thruout. only 800 down.
1880 Paige Touring. t3t5.
i9g1 Ford SedAu, used very little a
good buy NJ 1850.
1893 Hudson kperdater. Sea this N
power Interests you, 1875.
1879 Chevrolet Touring. equipped
with every conceivable extra 1855.
1880 Baby Grand Chevrolet Roadster
a demon on hills. 1855.
We have 30 cars 20 choose from.
Come tn and bcc them.
TERMS TRADES
Seattle Automobile Co.
sii EAST PIKE STREET
IA st.0s1g
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AUTOS FOR SALE
Eldridge Buick
Used Cars

The value ~ a USED car can
be measured only by the aetN-
Ice ~ EiyeH you. We have
never played up fancy paint
end trimminEs on our cars
witch b. thv way only serves
90 attract the gYs-=hut We 90
straight into the motor the
clutch. transmission. rear
axle. and rebuild these units
60 factory standards ~ per.
furmaucs and this. you viii
agree, BE- what makes Tor de-
psndahir service and hatiHfuc-
tory uwurrHbip-a always,
1898 buick CYLINDER
TOURING - Let uH demon
stratr this Buick. and youll
aErso that here Be- USED
CAR that looks ana runs like
new Finished ia beautiful
buco stray with fsatherlins
stripping ~ varmine and SEE
black tenders Equipped with
bumper automatic rain HWipe
practically new Goodyear a
W H. eurdH Guaranteed 60
Eiys satisfaction Down pay
mcnL isis.
1888 BUICK A-CY NDER
ToUNiNG-This car viii give
the next owner uninterrupted
service No have replaced
every excessively worn part
with genuine Buick parts.
Newly painted a royal blue
with feHthsrlins stripping 81
gold and ~ black Tenders
truly a beautiful Job HAS
Eood tires. 2 bumpers. auto
matte rain swipr tes5 down
payment
1891 sTUpEBAKEn SPECIAL
SKA our low price this H.
n remarkable value. Has
good cord tlrca. double bar
Weed bumper. Gabriel snub.
bers. spotlight sun visor. mir.
for automatic rain swips.
brown headlight rrflectoTa.
Down payment issg.
1915 oLnsMoBILE g-CYLINDER
PASSENGER TOURING -
iicfinished ia gray with black
trimming. New top and eur.
thins. d good cord tires.
bumper, mirror. spotlight. rain
swipc. Full price. 1873.
USE YOUR CREDIT
Eldridge Buick Co.
IA s,-osis sos L. Pike 81.
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3 SITUATION-FEMALE

LADIES. are your blankets harsh
shruuken or faded They shouldn't
BE-. and won't II our expert blanket
department IL allowed 10 prescribe.
SoX. We darn 'em. New Richmond
Laundry FL iat-4T00
PRACTICAL nurse. Confinement
and aemi-lnvalid cases Gil endie-
1890
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Cheap

acres. corner Broadway and
house. Price $1,000: terms 400
down. $40 per month. Can put off
station or store here right IN ben
tween 3 big cities. See Hillman
or DarnAll. s0s Third ave. todaH
I'LL 5 y m.
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Latona- University
Groom Home
Looks Like New
Paved Street

ft.b00-YOuR TERMS
THIS splendid home has just
been rrderoTHttd outside
and IN and is va tip-top
condition You can hardly
tell ~ from a new home.
Located on a paved street.
close 10 schools and short
walk from university Very
latest lighting fixtures.
cabinet kitchen. cement
basement. furnace. laundry
trays. three large bedrooms.
II you are looking for
real home in a splendid dis
trict, AZ reasonable price.
don't fan 20 sec this one
One % our EateHmeu will
call for you n you phone
ME lrss-5t.5
Largent & Ryan, Inc.
REALTORS
1876 y. 18th ME irEe.5G25
oFFIcE OPEN EVENINGS
WE WILL CALL FOR YOU
y \ X X Xxx X X XXX Xxx,
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g. FOR sALE-ACREAGE
Free 5 Acres

Nice new house. can move IN todagf-
north ~ Seattle we VIII give
away this place N you viii ptt-
Belgian hureH on M and 90 aa -
say and don't make 1900 monthly
otherwise you pay ~ 500 DOWN
and fl5 per month, Now eithef
bring money and 60 zee this nlfA
place on chase your legs of l0oll--
Dr MrF Lampman today ~ e18-
Third Ave, Office open tlll .. M
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CONFIDENTIAL LOANS

This office is maintained for the con-
venience OF employed men and
women who find il necessary, AT
times, tn borrow. but do not have
bank security or do not want
friends. neighbors or relatives &c
know they need money. IL YOU
are working and have a reputatios
for honesty, we VIII loan up &c
500; absolutely no security OF
signers. QUICK SERVICE. Low
CHARGES. Small weekly or
monthly payments. Come In any
TINE. You are under no obligation
II our plan does not suit you.
Employees Loan Society
Sos Empire Bldg.
e1i Second Ayes Near Madison
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81 FOR SALE-REAL
ESTATE

) HNXNNANNX xxx
: LARgENT q RYAN SPECIALS
z INTEBLAKEs BEAUTY
z rNOHETHucTlHLs LAKE
VIEW
PAVED BOULEVARD
y NOT WATER HEAT
: $1,000 ron QUICK SALE
Z Here H. your chance 20 get In
this select district 81
: price ti.o00 below value
Z This home is brand new
owner has lived in n less
than 90 days. but because
= - illness iH willing 90 faC-
= rlfire si0Oe rather than bic
health Words cannot hdr-
= uuhtriy describe the homi-
ness feeling one SECURES ,
on entering the mammoth
2 llNluE room across entire
Z rnd 81 home. the large din
4 ms room, cabinet Kitchen
and large nook. al arr
fhuErd 20 you get Won
Z dsIful lake view. tells you
= tAat an architect 4hat know
HE business drew the plans.
Z The bedrooms are hEcsp.
ti0naiiy large and hffofd
tho same wonderful view.
the interior decorating tH
in a. class by itHrif and
blends thoTolY with the
z very latest iu ornamental
= lighting fixtures. or course. .
you viii find genuine oak
Z floors turnout. beautiful
= tile fireplace. cement base .
mFnt. hot water heat sep
arats furnace room. fuel
Z room. laundry room and T,
garage This wonderful
Z hons IL positively priced 20
: sell today We Will gladly
z call for you N you phone ,
4. MI Tree 1886.
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$3.50 Bargain

gtz acres good. level poultry and
berry land. house. poultry house
garage. good well and pump; near
school. on good road: fine nclEiIs
borF. only ~ miles from 80
attic. a splendid bargain. Price.
1850; easy terms Inquire IN
Mutual Life Bldg. list and fesler.
CHEAP acres, new house. on iril..
terurban boulevard. north Of 81.
attic. at CathchTt. the good s0tr
center. Price only 1915: terms. !.
500 down. $40 a month. We VIII
furnish cows and chickens or Bel,
Eian hares 10 reliable buyers on
terms Fee Hillman or Darnall..
a0s Third ave. Our Seattle office
open tiii .. IN. We need soma
more carpenters
, 1924-07-10

ca atyf n .h Kawlin ms. lying ESQ south nth e.L Lincoln Highway Street and East Of Eighth
track G and also also all that territory outside of the corporate limits Of said
CITY II Rawlns In said Section District No. ]. excepting and emitting all
territory embraced wdtnin Township q. N. R. So W. 9Th P. M.
RAWLINS PRECINCT NO. 3-shan consist II everything north Of
Lincoln Highway and eat of Fourth (4th) street in said City Of Rawlns
|also III tina territory outside o the corporate limits Il said City Of Raw.
Inns. lying north of the Union Pacific railroad track in said Election dis
No. l., excepting emitting all Territory embraced within Town
ship 81, N. r. Sc w. 9Th p. M.
RAWL1Ns PRECINCT NO. 2-shal consist of all that portion of the
City of Rawhns, lying South Of Walnut Street, West of Fourth 9th
street, North Of Lincoln Highway street and east q 4 Eighth (8th) street
including also the State Pententiary grounds.
RAWLINS PRECINCT No. 4-shall consist of all that portion of the
CITY OF Rawlins lying West of the State Penitentiary Grounds and west
of Eighth (Sth) street to the Union Pacific Tracks, also all that territory
outside o thu corporate limits Of said City OF Rawlins, lying ortho of the
Union racine railroad track In said Election District No J, excepting and
committing all territory embraced within Township 21. N F. 86 " ctr
IP. M.
Election District No. 2 shall consist of Two Election Precincts.
WH1SKEY GAP PRECINCT NO. 1-shall consist OF III that territory
embraced within townships 26, 81 and 28 N. Rang 81 and all Of Town
ships s, rs, 81 and q n. Ranges 88 and 80 w. Oh P. IN.
OIL CAMP PRECINCT NO. 2-shaH conss of all hat territory EN-
braced within Election District No. 2 which Is not included in Whiskey
Gap Precinct No. l.
Election District No. 8 shall consist of one election precinct.
FORT STEELE PRECINCT NO. 1-shall consist of all that territory
embraced within Election District No. 3.
Election District No. 4 shall consist of five election precincts
LEO PRECINCT NO. 1-shall consist of all that territory embraced
wlthm townships "a, Ranges 80 and SO nd all of Townships 25. Range
8 q mi 10 III that portion of Range "a lying east of the North Platte
river n Township rs.
coWDIN PRECINCT NO. 3-shan consist of all the territory en-
, 1924-07-10

.braced within Townships %, Range 80. and all Of Township % in Range
SO and that part Of Township rs, Range 81 w, lying east Of the North
Platte river.
SHIRLEY PRECINCT NO. 2-shall consist of all that territory en-
braced within Township 26, Range 81 and Townships 81 and % in Ranges
81 and 80 w.
PEDRO PRECINCT NO. 4Eshan consist If all that territory en-
'braced in Township ~ and % n Ranges SO and "a, except that ar of
township ~ and Range "a W. lying west OF the North Platte river.
DIFFICULTY PRECINCT NO. SHALL consist of all that territory
embraced within Townships "a and IS. Ranges so and 81 w. OF the 9Th
I. M.
Election District No. s shall consist of one election precinct.
MEDICINE BOW PRECINCT NO. shall consist Of iii that terri
tory embraced within Election District No. 8.
Election District No 8 shall consist OF two election precincts.
HANNA PRECINCT NO. 1-shal consist of all that territory en-
'braced within said Election District No. 6, except Section IL, l6, Fl md
20. in Township 20 N. r. 81 W. 9Th F. M.
ELMO PRECINCT NO. 2-shau consist Of all that territory en-
'braced within Sections Is and 16, 81 and %, in Township ~. N. r. Al
w. of the 9Th P. M.
Election District No. z shall consist of n Election Precinct.
ELK MOUNTAIN PRECINCT NO. shall consist of all that territory
embraced within election District No. Z
Election District No. 8 shall consist of three election precincts.
McFADDEN PRECINCT NO shall consist of all that territory en-
braced within Townships Is. Ranges II. rs and ~, in said Election Dis
trict No. 8.
MORGAN PRECINCT NO. 2-shan consist of all that territory en-
braced within Townships II and IS, Ranges II, Is and 70 in said Elec-
ton District No. 8.
w1DDowF1ELD PRECINCT NO. s-shan consist of all that terri
tory embraced within Townships Is and 10, Range so. and Township
18, N. R. 81. in said Election District No. 8.
Election District No 9-shan consist of election precinct.
GREEN PRECINCT NO. shall consist If III that territory en-
CONTINUED on Page Seven, First Secton)
, 1924-07-10
AN ENJoYABLE PICNIC

A very enjoyable picnic was held
at the Humphreys ranch on Pass
creek on Friday last where about
sixty friends and nieghbors gathered
to spend the Fourth. A picnic din
ner was held In the beautiful grove
at which there was . bountiful sup
ply Of good things to eat. The after
noon was spent In games and story
telling and in the evening the COM
pany gathered at the Thompson
ranch where the evening was spent
in games and dancing. At midnight
another bounteous lunch was served.
The picnic raj attended by all the
neighbors from the surrounding
ranches on Pass creek, q number
from Hanna and Saratoga and the
following from Rawlins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Salade and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. Irwin Trevathan and family and
Mr.. Tom Dietx.
, 1924-07-10

Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Hansen, Mrs.
M. Keefe. Mrs. D. O'Mleia, and Leo
keefe went to Saratoga the Fourth
and took in the Saratoga Rodeo.
G. w. Franklin. employee Of the
r. E. L. and F. Co.. is suffering
from a severe sprain Of his left
wrist. He tore the ligaments of his
wrist last week when a Ford that
he was cranking kicked back against
him.
Mr.. Charles Bailess has been in
|Rawlins this week taking adjustments
from Drs. Taggart and Taggart.
, 1924-07-10
PROCEEDINGS BOARD COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF CARBON
COUNTY, WYOMING

NHADhN VA" SOoN L IL OhnDoN
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, Hsasss east ss an. nc ts 81 T to sns sou 1ns Between sSsns S sn Towns II Il ns \; r. R; 80 3 w. !:
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All that ,s!sne5 S's sns9ssss so within, 4 %a Til iaSos aaF pounaaris. shall be
,nan Besinnins At the southwess sornsr Of Township rs, \; R. 50 W
s$ 3 q s ;;s g : {; IS M ! ;; '' Fl rss $ss$ ~ ! Il { i + Il i I, ; " ' +. i ;s 4 e s IT. 81; : :,sss
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and r. sesst couns ass? thence en- S soash along SH the vest tn line IN" Of es y e saSsn
All that territory n5s snstssss so Within Z TS 7ss ta sTHHaH boundaries. shall be
Beginning nS at the Southeast eroner of Township 20, o a line between
Ranges 81 and IS; thence north oil said line between Ranges s. and IS
s ssstS a 1Sw1s sis IN, ns 1 sssx as to R sns ns s. ss ans ss as9 ess l ss f Between Sc; ! 4s@Se
ships 10 and 90 thence east along said line to the place o. beginning.
All that territory eme Ssas' sitn mo- the h h blowing boundaries shall be
NORTH Be ea RsEs at the s ssSsssasi Rs se%sr q q 1oSn ss p q u \, R. 80 W thence thence
?s% TsS1ss's g = ana a. q s' 'a ne 50 ps % ;asaes so xsst on OF r Tssata19 s '5ne N of s.sss
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thence thence s ssStn a, ts ' sss sG 's Between 'ssSHs Tos M nS~n 81 md q y \ to sa ss place ia wi q
All tina, .s:r, e5yT s%siss 30: WITHIN + nH 's IsHs1 seT boundaries. shall De
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INSTRUCT NJ g poCKDAIE
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1924-04-12
LOCAL EVENTS

Several new houses are being built on
the late Senator NewelPs property on
Floral avenue. Contractor Green is the
builder.
The Mission Circle of the First Baptist
Church will meet on Monday afternoon
with Mrs. p. L. Steelman, of 2607 Monte
rey avenue Atlantic City.
Owing to illness the Loyal Temperance
Legion did not have their entertainment
on Thursday evening. as pre-arranged.
1t has been postponed indefinitely.
Katharine V. wife of DIR. J. Edward
Wallis. of Philadelphia and P~leasantville,
died suddenly in the former city on We'd
neSday. uneral services this Saturday
morning in the Quaker City.
The Ladies Onward Bible Class of the
First Presbyterian Church will meet on
Monday evening. April Il, at S o'clock. at
the home of Mrs. Edith Mitchell. Hamp-
ton Court. The time of meeting as an
nounced last week Was an error.
Mrs. :. Monroe NanSant received word
on Tuesday evening that a brother. Louis
H. Johnson. of Chicago, Ill, had passed
away during the afternoon. Mr.. Johnson
was perfectly we'll until about ten weeks
ago when he was stricken with heart
trouble which did not seem to be of a
serious nature, but proved fatal on Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John s. Walker, of Shade
land avenue. have purchased a place on
Zion road called The Oaks. which was
owned at one time by the late l. G.. Ad-
ans. but was purchased a few years ago
by Mr.. and Mrs. Creighton, of Vineland.
-Fhe} wifi take possession and move from
their former home some time in' June.
Mr.. Walker is anticipating going into he
poultry business, as the farm is fully
equipped for that purpose.
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eooR ATTENDANCE EoR LINWoop.

After being closed the greater part of
February on account of contagious dis
eases, a few lingering cases pull down
the percentages of Linwood school,.
Grades 7 and s. George L. Collins, prin-
cipal: attendance, 94.1%: VIM. III. Buck
ley, Albert H. Clark, Richard Mills, Geo.
Smith. Geo. Reinheimer, Allan Van SAINT,
Meta Burroughs. Leonore Henning, AL
thea NJ. Hopf, Helen Ingersoll, Cora
Krumm, Mary r. Lloyd, Mary McCon-
nell, Eleanor McWilliams, Enneller Shap-
pelle, Evelyn Snyder, Gladys Fluck, EN-
ma Burroughs.
Grades 3 and 4, Franci Burke, teacher;
attendance, 90 90 % Dorothy Barrett, Dor
othy Fluck, Reba Smith, Abbie Garrison.
Edward Camp. Robert Eckert, Henry
Hackett, Stanley Hackett, Theodore Mes
kers, Sheridan Smith, Nevin Smith, EN-
erson Snyder, William Williams, George
Camp.
Grades 5 and 6, Marion Ludlum, teach
er; attendance. S9.27%: Thomas Cope,
Arthur Risley, Charles Smith. Allen Tay-
lor, Billy Wright. Alma Barrett, Ada
Gregory. Mae Haspel. Ethel Naglee, Ruth
Sanders, Arthur Taylor.
Grade ?, Elizabeth D. Ayars, teacher;
attendance. $3.50 Louisa Ingersoll, Bet
ty Mills. Edith Roselle, Ellen Shaw, EN-
cry Lloyd, David Krumm, Edna Taylor.
Grade l. Althea Allen, teacher; attend
ance. S4.95 CO: Emma Bird, Flora Camp,
Harriet Esslinger, Charles Camp. Emer-
son VanSant, Somers Camp, Margaret
EsSlinger.
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SCHOOL NO. 2.
Charles ". Ingersoll. Principal.
The Fifth grade, Mrs. Stella Parker,
teacher holds the banner for another
month with a percentage OF 9o.lb; Inc
average percentage for the month was
Kindergarten. Miss Emeline K. Hepler;
teacher; attendance, $780, Howard
Grade /. Mrs. Mary r. Human. leach
er: attendance. 67.31 ca: Walter Matthews.
Grade 1B. Miss Eleanor Conover, teach
er; attendance. 1874 C Henrietta Eppler.
John Sanders. John Harbridge. Della Nc
Cullen.
Grade IA. Mrs. Florence J. Drinkwater.
teacher; attendance, 61.0S g: Paul Quinn,
Bernice Lunt. Lillian Steelman,
Grade .. Miss Mabelle 7. Scott. teach
er; attendance, S1.236: Elizabeth Max
we'll. Lucinda Allen. Elizabeth Pride.
Louise Miller, Howard Hunter, Arthur
Wilson. Joseph Sutton, Lawrence Mat
Grade ?, Miss Edith NJ. Leeds, teacher;
attendance. S1.S9To Evelyn Singer, Em-
ma Welser, Kathleen Wertzberger; Gar
dali. Richard Sanders. Joseph Smith.
Grade 3, Miss Elizabeth j. Hopkins
teacher; attendance, $3.50 e: John Ben
Fiorabel Savage, Pearl Savage.
Grade 3, Miss Abbie NJ. Leeds, teacher;
attendance, S2.10%: Clayton Carly, Frank
Randall. Paul Wertzberger. Eugene Wes-
colt, Leonard Lunt, Margaret Risley.
KATHRYN Robertson, Mary ]. Wertzberger.
Grade 4. Mrs. Jessie I. White, teacher;
attendance, S5.62e6: Eddie A. Brooks,
Russell Dickson, Madeline Davis. Edith
A. Hall, Altonia Hunter. Catherine Hunt
er, Anna NJ. Davis. Catherine Payne.
Grade 4. Mrs. NJ. c. Collins, teacher;
attendance. S7.04e6: Dorothy Cannon,
Miriam Marhefka, Lillian Probst, Gladys
WigglesWorth, Harvey Mathis, John o.
Toole, Walter Welser, Chas. Luker.
Grade ;. Miss Julia E.. Williams, teach
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