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BANKER ELECTED BOLIVIA'S PRESIDENT
Don Jose Gutierrez Guerra'a triumph is a symptom of the growing power
of business men in South American politics. He is a Liberal.
WOMEN ENTERING AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY IN LARGE NUMBERS
Lacking sufficient skilled male labor, the Chalmers Motor Company, of Detroit, is filling
many of its departments with girl workers, whom it pronounces "painstaking and
efficient."
SUGGESTION FOR FEMININE SKATERS
If skirts become tiresome, just don your riding cos
tume and bo on even terms with tho men. Such was
tno advice of this young lady on Concourse LaKe.
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CITY HALL'S "STUMBLING BLOCK" UNDER FIRE
increasing complaints are being heard about the step at the' east entrance. Women carrying bable3 find it especially dangerous.
PARIS'S LATEST WAR FAD
Military maids wear a soldier's head embroidered on
theur hat bands,
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