. volution of Women of Peru shown with living models at Woman's Universal Alliance Conference. Living models portrayed the Peruvian women of today and yeste rday with the lecture given by Mrs. Frank Barrows Freyer, Washin gtonian who spent many years in the Latin American republic; second confe
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