Figure 1.--Clifford and Clarence Le Master lived in Chicago. We see them here on a sidewalk. They are about 6 and 7 years old. The boys are wearing identical clothing, bow ties, long-sleeved shirts, and knee pants. We think going barefoot was more common in rural areas, but city boys also went barefoot. We also know nothing about their family situation.

Clifford and Clarence Le Master lived in Chicago. We see them here on a sidewalk. Clifford was about 6 years old. Clarence was about 7 years old. Unfortunately we know nothing more about the boys. The boys are wearing identical clothing, bow ties, long-sleeved shirts, and knee pants. We think going barefoot was more common in rural areas, but city boys also went barefoot. Their father was Charles LeMaster who was born in Illinois about 1866. He was a furniture salesman. Their mother was Francis Lemaster who was also norn in Liionois about 1883. The boys had an older sister Frances and two younger brothers, Harold and Homer. Their home address was 62 East 31st St., Chicago, Ill.

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