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Lenorita Salud RUIZ, a society girl of Madrid, Spain, because of a. ' , Myrtle B. Hayes pleaded guilty fighting to save life 0f Walter
clause in her grandmother's will. from which she inherited $125,000, . (331924 by Pacific&Auantic) to atter'npt to forge Qharles M. Muir. convicted of killing .C
must, have all her evening- gowns ‘ashioned on models of 60 'ears 0 Thaw (left), a large featured man. now. after years of confinement, gray-haired and nervous, never lost. SChWSb S “33110 to a 320-000 HOW. cripple in Montreal, Canada, the 5:;
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-_ to see how it felt. The young ladies are school teachers, touring America on foot and gatherin data. for i . 7 _. .3,
a series of lectures on “American Prisons.” They have already covered the North, South and est. Al- . (35 Paclflh‘i‘ Allaf‘ficl .
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imitating the present fad of nhingling for girls with thin 11'. In Mr. Cohen’s hands he has wigs of the _ "
Mary Pickford type for girls who are sorry athey bobbed their hair. The hobbing fad has brought the ' _
‘ feminine customer: that the male patrons are forced to wait. much longer than they are
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as both Germany and France every time She on charge of many of the Frenc capital’s famous fashion houses. Photo shows a class at. the house 0 Mndeleme &: accustomed to when . 8 ,bfl‘ P, (C . it: 1924: P. .5 I At! a: PI ' ”I )
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