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No more messenger boys for the National Woman's Party--from president to messenger all the members of the staff are feminine. This is in accordance with the stipulation of Mrs. Belmont when she donated the National Women's [i.e., Woman's] Party headquarters. Photo of Julia Obear, messenger
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Julia Obear, full-length portrait, with bicycle, facing right.
Public domain image of bicyclist, bicycle, cyclist, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description
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Date
01/01/1922
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Library of Congress
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