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T he B eaverton R eview
CLEAN
IH
50
Town Caucus
Tuesday Night
Single Cofjr, 5 Centi
R E A D IN Q F O R A L L T H E
F A M IL Y
I 1 J I fm Tm
Beim ton, Wuhin|ton Conniy, Orejon, Friday, November 13, 1925
OREGON STATE NEWS
Uvi'r * hii ,inni,mi Wi,«
muiiieipul ImpruviMininti
11>u11<*■ Mil» year,
icttl d«*!«**
Oil
ul Tio
FROM
OUR CORRESPONDENTS
UNIVERSITY HOMECOMING
TO SE FULL. OF INTEREST
LETTERS
Old Resident
Passes Suddenly
( By Ceell B. Emmons)
The students o f the Univer
From Our Readert
sity o f Oregon are putting for
Will B« Held In Little T l» H i I iir H H hii 'II, t Company
- -1 ward a great deal o f effort to Willi«« Welch Cam to
»Jake the Homecoming to
be
I« building h
fifty-(on
ore
Portland, Oregon,
November
T I GA R D NEWS
J<H far Pnryoie o( ¡Mme 11er ul Until Mill.
held November 12, 13, and 14,
5KOOKUMVILLE NEWS
« Atout 1 « M « k t a B e k
5th, 1925.
To the Editor of
*T
the best Oregon has ever had.
I
Tin*
Menatila
WiMil.iiwir,*
Noainntinl City Officiali
1 are
Urto Here E m
The next meeting of lln* lo the Beaverton Meview:
The University wishes
every
! Company pian» lo intild n fumo
J. I*. Tench«d «old it Jersey cal grunge will be held m meir in your puper notice o f a S p e .citizen, whether an Alumnus or
(•litui III Nnrlli I lr ml.
cial School Flection lo
ratal
w Ul Mr. Hhellherger Monday. new hall, which ha« been com
not, to come and share in the
16,000
for
auto
bu»«c».
In
Next rue-day night,
1 |m,id,„g permit. iR»urd
n t
pleted.
William Welch was horn en
celebration and get acquainted
'1
lie
durm
iii
Ilui>tini
Church
one
paper
It
I*
«aid
additional
, r ' 7* “ ie ollUoa* of liriiyi'r- hu 1. mii durum the
mollili
of
a farm near Peoria, HL, April
with
the
University
students.
will
dive
u
program
The
Hebekuh*
liebl
their
an
Sunday,
pupils will pay for tne service.
will hold • Town Cauru* October r. a. l.r.l .. Intuì of 9«J>,-
T h « central event o f Home- 16, 1864, the oldest of a fam
lb.-
nual bazaar and dinner
la«t Now it 1« a proposal to rax the
r«r Ihn pur|mKe o f* placing In am i
eziiimm
IS
to be the Oregon-O. ily of 4 boys and Z girls, the
Saturday.
A
program
wa«
giv
nomination ruiidldaU*» fur Town
district.
I io* new »«mg hook« arrived
A.
C.
football
game. This game children o f Michael and Mar
nerete
It
en in (lie evening.
officer« In he voted for nl Ihr
A
'
Why not atllow the parent*
•* always o f interest to ail the garet Welch.
Items built in v. beali I tlii* week. A glee club will be
CUinliiK Town elerllon.
f|,V
'. m U i x i next Monday.
Mr. and Mr«. If. dnlyguber of to do »oun-thing for their chil friends o f the two colleges, es
When only a small child 3
tipnni I. a «ho.
Candidale» will be nominated lr * ' 11 Iti
to
Bremerton,
W u li., vi»i|etj
at dren 7 f sec nfvn going
pecially to the old
“ Grads, years old his parents brought
V> Iuifred Herat wu« pro,noted
■ ■ follow«: One Mayor, i . . " ,on'
One will have
a
the home of Mr. anil Mr». B. C. work here.
They settled
because the outcome cannot be him to Oregon.
•erte one year; one Coniirilrttau
A urw gvrag», ni>< imndre.l to the 3rd grinte al «chimi tin« Hue o f tireeiihurg la«t week.
machine, and he picks up
a forecast.
on the farm which William has
iwrei
and
«he
made
good.
lo «erve one year; two Council, feet quarr will be creeled In
hunch, and carries them for a
Petition» have “ heen
signed
Friday evening the Pajama- occupied ever since, about a
ntru lo serve Iwo year«, and Hottest* < trove at u mat
of
Ilo) iterai (itirchaKed «latins
»mall aum. Parent* pay for a
and
filed
to
form
a
union
high
rino Parade and fireworks wilt mile north o f Beaverton on the
, lo, the hlurkhoaids at nrhoul
one Hecorder-Trea«urer to serve' 990.IHMI.0P.
lot o f these young people com
out
take place.
starting irum the bill and in plain sight from
The painting wilt he achool di»trti*t at Tigard
one year, and Mie transaction
Kl.m ith tlooniy’ evpiK iinni- Monday.
ing with them to »rtiool, and
of
the
Metzger,
Bend,
Durham,
top o f Skinner s Butte,
t h e almost every spot in town. The
«luire
Mil»
vicek
of any other bu«lne*a ||ial Iiui.v lai crop of Miv.i r
«lioutd
<
!••
so
up
there.
1« )i«'ldr<l
Laeen
and
Tigard
district».
torchlight
parade
will
wind
its farm was part o f tbe
mine lie fore the uieeling.
A Taxpayer,
2.400 Ion».
Ili«* crirj» 1» wortli ’ 1 I k Pacific Fruit uud Pro-
way down the hill and proceed Donation Land Claim.
Tha
school»
w
«rr
closed
on
Arrangements have heen iiiudn 98 a lull.
tlup* Company purchased
T. H. Killin.
200
up Willamette street, turn on
William went to school with
With K. J. Keen* to hold «n|,|
»ark* o f onions of J. B. Traeb- Thursday und Finlay of lust i
1' vxii tliMU'iind turn nr«* busy
Eleventh, and lo the bonfire* many o f the old time residents
week.
The teachers were at
Caucus |n the |,ittb* Brown Jus
»ei m i» week.
on the campus. Here Ihe "Bea here in Beaverton in a little
on tl,e* Southern Pudfte Nuinm
GA R DE N HONE
tending the County
Teachers'
Tue«.|ay nlsht, Nov. 17 at 7:30
Subscribe for the Beaverton
ver and Drum’’ ceremonies will scboolbouse that stood ifFSrlhe
cut-off.
They have only
3ft
lmditutc held in HilUboro- on
M. M.
Alt citizen* are urged
K' i'p po»ted on "NVIlttt'a
take place, and the bonfire will corner o f what is now 1st and
„u le« of track left to lay.
those two days.
tn he present aii.t help nomln-
Friday evening, November 13, be lighted.
thiiitg
around
Hkookuiiiville.'*
Washington 8ts.
ate
M m * CIMzriia‘-PrnKr«'*»lvr
Following the laxpayer«' de- Hubecription prlee 91.60
at t) P. M. the hilbourne musi
per
After the bonfire ihe proces
He married Nora Carrtg Oct.
ticket.
niuiiil, the l.ity t.nuinil of the year.
cal family will pul on a musi sion will go to the Woman s 23, 1900, to which union two
CAPITOL HILL
The Tunnel la romlng! Bea-jetty* of Aelonu rut the budget
cal entertainment at the club Building, for the rally.
ft ¡, daughters were born, Margaret
Notice* have been po»ted for
verton inual he ready for 6.000 for the > m i lU.’ tl 9 Id. ttld.su.
house.
planned
lo
go
back
to
the
old and Agnes, who are now living
tin*
timoni
Budget
meeting
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
8.
Hatton
people in 1930!
The ld ati ge ham at Myrtle Si*iK.«.r District No. 57 1 0
t he \\ omen’s
Neighborhood time kind of rally used fifteen it home but are employed iu
b e »pent Hunday visitin. Mr. uud
The usual stunts Portland.
Point will be rebuilt lulu
a I k «Id al the Ilurne* deli •olli«>u»o Mrs. McCuilen at Eslacada.
<-!uh « i l l give a liardlime dune* years ago.
“OOLD WINTER**
modern Inisim*»» hou«e, accord- R j ilUrday, Nov. 21, et 1 «•’dock
He has always been healthy,
I al Mie clubhouse Saturday eve will take* place. and speakers
RATTLE RACES
Capitol Hill ' now has a bust
never
been
I ins I « plan» imw tielog cpm- P M.
uing, November 21. There will " f the type o f Charles fB e a u - robust, and has
line service .from i'urtland. A
will sick to «peak o f until be was
John Harry wu* liu*y digging bus goes from Capitol Hill to I ne appropriate prize* und re- I»'") Robison o f Astoria.
Oregon farmer»
are
being
talk. A fler the rally a smoker taken with a stroke o f paralysis
j freshmen t*.
Potator« will Portland every hour.
warned again«! plarinn faith In'
I he t»m.ld> I .••<!•• Hopper Com putatur. Friday.
will tie held in the Men’s Gym, OcL 31st, from which he was
foreea»l« of an extremely cold pany of Hut.er will pi ,p*,,*l lot be high Ibi» winter. The friah
where everyone will
Mrs. La V«*y hob I ha sc enter
stroke
have
a unable to survive, the
will he wearing the «null ones
wlnlrr ahead to he followed b y ,«u monili, ut *<> •• •
■>
H1 L L S B 0 R 0 NEWS
chance to speak and the usual being brought on, apparently,
tained
last
&alurdu>
evening
an un«ea«onable
«umtiier
In nipper I roperty *Hna(«-*l net. lot watch rhqrins by 81. Pat
--------
boxing and wrestling will take by high blood
with a Hallowe’en party
for
presenre.
He
rick'» Buy I
I»? «. The winter may he ex- h a lft.
H«*v. L. C. Poor, o f the local place. dome snappy bouts will was buried Saturday from the
her daughter, Fdilii key, and
Iremely eold and the .uniniet
The ••■diaci h i . tv-on
let.
M. E. Church, will speak this be put on.
j
her friends.
St. Cecelia Church, Father O’
«OAD MEETING
un«ea«onuhle.
hut
acientlat» f „ r u new
, uwl
u •• ,
afternoon at the Women's Cof-
The women will be
Neil administering tbe
last
enter-
"Open night" will be held by ! fee Club
have no meana of tolling It at . .... .,] i
meeting.
His subject lained by the Women’s Club of rites.
H E L D SA TU R D A Y
He was laid to rest in
the
school
on
the
evening
of
thla earl» d»te. A wee« t» Mie , ,
f n • . 1>
III *u
w ili be, * the American Home." t|,e University,
the Cedar Mills Cemetery. W.
I '
Nnnuul Ifndyet Meeting November 20lh. A program wilt
lougral dip poaalhle Into th e j.g n d doli.ira.
1‘ av mg ami macadamizing of
E. Pegg had ebarga o f arrange
Baturday
mom
ing
the
Alum
-
'••
It
il
liisln
el
36
was
held
he
rendered
and.
.refreshment
weather future.
,
A union high «elio, I di.il
i Uw city ytioets o f Sherwood m meeting will be held from ments.
Saturday at
the
Barn«» served.
Everyone .js invited.
Neither I« there rea»on for
being pliume,I at B hier.
He leaves two sisters,
Mrs.
for Utc 1026 season, ace prac- 0 to iu o'clock. At 11:30 the
: ■ I* ail 11 , hi *,* a* 3 I*. M. John
believing that the winter»
’J he Bill UioMi.no*» -pwzU*,|i«t i|p»arf>“ AohipJe led, according (,,’OnmfTTT» TTHneheon will be serv Kate Maloney and Mrs.
d M ii
_ ...
,
present »even seboot
Mary
Tiw!e.i*l
nrted
a*
Chairman,
Mil« «rettoli are no longer
«o
e«l m tin- (day
•toy •*The
Legend ...
o f i... ulwll
.... U„ wl„au. ci(> ‘ uUuruov. ed under the
- m e Legem,
trees
on tbe Simmons o f Portland; and ons
,.
, , are tdanni . on
J tiling
. it P d er Johnson wa» chosen
eold nor the «unimer« «o hot'
the Stars, staged by Mie Port
,
..
,
Minion dl.ti i' l
campus.
On tbe old campus brother, John Welch o f B *s«
*•«
I
Jerk.
a» formerly, according to wea
land Girl Scouts
at
I.iuroln
Minerva J. Shirley is m in- each o f several trees is to rep
verton; his wife,
Mrs.
Nora
, «la te »
I'he cull for the meeting wa*
Iher bureau
figure*
running
k report from Pc
P. resent five classes from 1878
High last Saturday afternoon, j f ° r ‘Itvurce from Joseph
Welch,
two
daughters.
Margaret
rovivai
read.
The
ehairman
appointed
bark three decade*. Th" mean ¡that llnjre Ha- I.... . n
(Shirley, charging cruel and in down.
and Agnes.
ner»mhrr-Janu«ry-nTi«t-February o f mining inter*'
*•• throiMU Me,da me. Jenkins and Young,
human treatment.
The couple
Saturday afternoon the meet
He hs* always been a good
a
1
1
Jack
Jen
ue,
the
budgcl
temperature over
the
uecrde'Miat districi.
Plu*',*r •
wer«, married September 5, of
MULINUMAH ITEMS
iug of the football teams of neighbor, kind and h ig h ly ' es
ut
••"ninnile" for the Walker Road
IH05-I901 Wit« 11.9 degree». For John-mi O r e l
>i| *v
this year, at Vancouver, Wash
1 >. A. C. and Oregon will be teemed in this community, a
I,
I
Mi .«r «.
Peter
Johnson,
the decade 1006-1014 ft
Wa#|dozen im*n at pc,
d.
ington.
the biggest event o f tbe home- kind father, true friend, and a
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
I,,
WoOd-
I*, let-son, and W eslhoff for Ihe
«93, and fM I " 11 !" I
."I
I County Judge E. J. Ward uod1r<iming.
Rally stunts
before good citizen.
house
visited
iu
Eugene
several
Barnes
Itomi.
degrees, a differenee In the to
Market
HoadmasU-r
C.
i>.
Jones
the
game
have
heen
planned.
PIE
SOCIAL
«lays
last
week.
I'll** following figure»
were
tal range of t .0 degree. The
ft. T. A
«pent Saturday in Salem dis In Il*o evening an Alumni and
sohmiMed: Walker llond Bivi-
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
mean temperature for Mie »nine
OoiiUlbUb'd
The country home of J. A. cussing
Washington
County upperclass dance will be held
-(«,:• Kelly Road. 2 mills; Mr- Johnson was the scene of u
three winter month«
ul
last Men have d an* • .«• de« 10 ,
iM il prop* i * for i'J.’b,
with in the Woman’s Building. This
F. P. Miller to Leo. C. Law
And I itds have »ung them Kinley Road. I mill; Menerai Jolly Uallowc'eu party in honor
year was t0.5 «legree».
officers
and
engineer*
o
f
the will not be a
formal
dance, rence el ux. Lot
14, Aldrich
Repair, ? null»; and l.mtgren of the birthday o f Mrs. Esther:
well.
Snow« that lay on the ground
ile highway commission.
Those not attending the dance Acreage, Beaverton, 910.
Road,
I
mill;
or
a
total
o
f
6
|..i«l»
hr.i\
I.
of
Olle
of
the
Herman.
for month« on end. skating that
_____________
w ill l*e entertained at the Alum
Moses McCoy to E. Wild et
out.1 for Walker Rond.
The
' nw* the tale will tell.
ta'cnii ill November iuk I lasted
Among the events of Hallo LADIES W I L L G IV E
ni Hall.
ux,
2 acres, Sec. 52, T. 3 N.,
other
committee
recommended
tintd March, «now drift*
Miai
Sunday inornihg at 9 o’clock R. 3 W.t 9100.00. .
l.i lite Habet Commercial Cititi B n nes lload f,»r Menerai Re we'en an outstanding one was
BAZAAR AND DINNER
reached almn«t any lieiglil one
the Mortar Board, Senior Wom
House,
E. Wild et ux to Kathering
pay. t m ill«; or u grand total the delightful card party and
might mention, were Mie 6xci«p»
of the P.
dance
given
by
(lie
Masons
on
en’s
h«tnorary,
will
give
a Bump, 2 acres, dec. 32, T. 3
I der the au«ple
of tn mill*.
Mona! occur re nee*
In
grand-'
Th annual bazaar and din- breakfast at the anchorage. In
Saturday evening, October 31.
T. A.
N., R. 3 W , 910.
\ vote followed and Ihe 10-
father'» day a» they are today. I Was planned u pie «tie.M*»n
ner of tbe Bethel Ladies’ Aid the afternoon vespers will be
Jennie Armstrong
to
Mrs.
Mr.
uud
Mrs
M.
I-
McConnell
null levy carried 16 to i t . The
One mild winter »tart» tne ru
of Mu* Congregational Church ile|j at the Music auditorium,
to end the evening'« play
Adaliue
A.
Chalmers,
i.ou
17
entertained
o
group
o
f
friend*
meeting
adjourned.
nmr that overcoat manufactur-'
will ho hold in the new Churcn Reverend W alter
T.
Sumner, and 18, Valley View Add., For
and relative» at a very enjoy-'
cr» had better go Into tin* Palm Pies of all demsripMon*
Friday evening. Nov. 20tb. Bin-|Kp^copal Bishop
of
Oregon, est Grove, 9175.00.
able houso warming parly in 1
CARD OF TH A N K S
Bearli suit business, while an
\\ ere urrangud in bright
Iter will I
rve.i from 5:3« WHI presule.
W. M. Evans et ux lo A. H.
Ih«*ir
new
home
Tuesday
e
v
e-1
\\ • wi-h to thank our mauy
extremely cold winter is dubbed
ray.
to 8 •'«■look, after which a pro-
The University expects that Vincent, Lot 4, Second Electric
ning.
lid
Hie
hiihlmg,
n* a good nld-fa»hbmrd winter. The men
frien •t* fur Mi«*ir acts of kind-
gram will be given. •
¡there will he t.000 people pres- Add., Tigardville, 910. •
And Ihe men hud to pay.
Itl’SS durlng Mie sickness, and
One explanation for Mu* I» Mtal
Thomas hull wu* the scene
Everyone is
invited,
i*
invited.
Comejenl at the Homecoming.
Mary E. Jewett to Albert T.
memory I» tricky ami recall»
«lei Hi of our beloved husband, of u merry dunciug party Hal-' and bring your friends.
friends,
The]
—
------
And now the biddui! Over.’
Widel, Lots 1 and 2, Blk. 6,
Ilio exceptional rather than me
fallier
und
brother,
und
also
lowe’en
night
given
by
me
Pow
ladies
will
appreciate
the
same!
SP ECIAL PROGRAM A T
riiere re main * Uio task lo «!•
and part o f lots 1, 2, 3, 4, Blk.
average. Another I» that mod
T H E A T R E M ONDAY N IG H T
brsv« fur tin* many beautiful floral ell, Hush, and tatTfuiun fam geherous patronage that their!
‘ But Mm bruvi>»l of all
7, Middleton, 910.
offerings.
ern living ha* taken the edge
ilies. Aimui eighty guests were friends have accorded them in 1
men
Geo. ¡stetson to Jas. C. Scaife
o ff the extreme
weather.
A
present.
The Welch family.
All the world loves a male
the |iast.
Will surely -•*•• il through.
et ux, 6 acres, See. 22, T. i
i
snowfall that our
forefather*
j«]uartet— providing the boys can
H. 1 W , 910.
would have trodden under fool s*igg> < ruM« o f * pumpkin,
really sing.
In the Normandy
Hillsboro Garden Tracts
to
for days now I* shovelled ewayi sour atipie pie.
Singers and Bell Rmgers. who
5,
before we get up tn the morn- |,ovni it. mani Mown it. man I
come to the Beaver Theatre on Margaret Sluderbaker, Lot
tng. Better healing, loo, makes
( l ,„j v , , „ ( |,.| you die.
Monday evening in addition to Blk. 1, Hillsboro Garden Tracts,
un feel the
low
temperature
the picture, "The
Freshman," 910.
re in their I
less, and electric fans und ice Wlint 1 liouglil* vvi
Joseph Uickbottom lo B. J.
we
have
an
organization
that
'
I
mimi*,
refrigerating plant* make e x
Cram
et ux, Blks. 1 and 2, High
¡comes
within
the
sp
im
o
f
the
it would be liar<< tu »peil:
treme» of heat more endurable.
T h e i r land s Add., 93,000.00.
i foregoing
statement.
tildi
hut
pain*
vvi . ìli
W hile the weather 1* con
vocal ensemble is far ahovc the
Mary dtatoy to
Julius
A.
»lomiichs,
stantly changing from one year
¡average, with tonal shading that Fields et ux, 65-100 acres, dec,
than tell.
IM
rather
guc**
to another, big climnttc change*
rivals the soft harmonies o f a
8 4 , T . 2 d.. R. 4 W., 9600.00
are too gradual t«> be observed And through I I p - long night.
pip«* organ.
! William L Taylor to Clark
In tho lifetime of one or even
Unfit the rising of the sun,
The Normandy boys are not|w Tayl#r> Lot g, jju . 40, Metx-
a hundred generation*.
Scien They groan, but wtlli the con
only musical, but are musically g «r Acre Tracts, 910.
tists figure that Mie climate of
amusing as well, for there is
solation
Mattis L. Smith et vir to J.
this continent ha* not changed
Of a duty welt ihuic.
fun on their program, neatly
W. Pritchard et ux. Lot 14, Blk.
in some ten million yeurs, not
sandwiched in between their vo
6, Oak Grove Add., 92,200.00.
since the passini* " f lha Piantai
cal ami bell numbers.
l'hey
CHURGH NOTICE
Lena Taylor et al to Georg*
period, and probably will not
giv«» a performance o f brilliancy
42.303
acres
Bl! \VERTUN MEI’liu B lsT
for another, ten million.
i^iiil snap which appeals to the H. Taylor,
their'
^ev*
r
*
2
Sn
R.
2
W.t
910
musical sensibilities of
CHURCH
Frederick
diegenthaler
to
AJ-
NEW OROHEITRA W ILL
bearer*.
"Holiness on Ihe tlidl* of the'
MAKE APPEARANCE
In the bell ringing w ort the ired uuerbcf et ux, 2 acres, See.
Morses" will he Ihn subject of
Tbe Sunday evening service the Sumlny morning c*rnion.
Normandy boys are at
their 32, T. 1 N., R. 1 W., 91.00
at Mie (toltici
Mon pregai ionul
be«!.
They have perhaps
th«*
Rebecca Cram to
Lawreuce
At 6'30 I*. M. the Kpworth
Churn, wl| be marked hy the League will hold a “ Wiu-My-
finest set o f Fngltoh hand-bell* Ticer, Lot 6, Powers dubd., T.
Introduction of
the
recently Clium" service, with h
in existence. The peal o f 100 j a., r . 2 w „ 910.
>i>i",
formed orchestra. 'I lila organ “ Why Am I a chi i-linn?
bell* was manufactured in Eng-
A E conuu to E. A. Stewart,
land at a cost o f twenty-five Lols , 3 , 4> and , 5 Blk
ization, whlto «Mil in Ils form
.The evening «snooii wul be
alive stale, give* promise
of. n dlscu s«ioii o f the question,
hundred dollars. They are un- We#l portUmd Heights, 9400.
e«tual1ed for constancy o f tone
becoming a well balanced niu- "W illi Vre Ihe Uiiu nil-.
C. R. Hodgen ev ux to H. A.
pitch,
resonance,
and
tonal
sirai aggregation, anti will add
l’ lnh* are in progn V'* Tor n
Harvey et al, 80 acres, Sec. 34,
a good deal not only 10 Mo* fF n union Thank * -ivli
quality.
‘ftrvtco
T. 1 8., R. 3 W., 910.
mu«toat life of the rhurrn, bo' ¡to .be announeed late r.
Mosdame*
J.
a
Huntley,
J.
*• F* Cnulson et ux to Geo.
lo the community n* well.
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-[ ’à'" "1'
E. Davis, F.. Stipe, W. H. Boyd. H Smith, Lot 1, Blk 4, Oak
The Rev. Geo. N. Tavlor will
W. O. Robert* motored »0 Moro <irove At,d * • 500 0°-
K. K. Swenson will at t»'nd a
preach
again
bolli
mornln«
last week l«* «"end a few day*
Cora V Pise et vir 1° H. W.
snd evening, morning servire« banquet in Porlliuul llii.- NV0-
with Mr*. Colli* Moore, known ¡tohoen el ux, 150 acrv >, Seo.
»«•H'; given by
Ihe
Lutheran
starling at II, and evening
locally as Dorolha Huntley.
^98, T, N , H. 2 W , 910.
! Brotherhood «>f Mio U. 8. A.
7:30.
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