The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-07-15
DOINCS OF WOMEN.

Over 1000, 900 OF the 2,T5o,oe0 women
In New York are foreign born.
Canada has three policewomen-
Toronto with two and Ottawa with one.
One of the leading retail stores of
| Kansas City has a credit woman.
There are So policewomen in the Uni
ted States at the present time.
Russia furnishes more woman fight
ers in war time than any other nation.
Kenlowan. b. g., school ~teachers
have been put or three-quarters' pay.
Women will be BARRED from wit
Messing boxing bouts in Wisconsin in
the future.
1t is claimed that women are ii
| Ing to greater extent h a they used
The average wages Of $4,000 work
ing women in Chicago are less h Sc
per week.
| ger of the woman's department OF a
large real estate firm in Cleveland.
Ohio.
The Women's club, of Malvern. Ark,
offers prizes for the residents who
keep the prettiest yards and lawns
The woman suffrage party OF Brook
lyn have an orchestra of their own
| made up of young musicians.
Mrs. Ora Matthews. formerly a po-
| licewoman of Phoenix, Ariz., has been
| appointed a deputy sheriff.
One hundred per cent of the IL full
suffrage states have passed widowed
| mothsrs' pension laws.
The moving picture censorship law
| in Pennsylvania provides for a woman
| censor at a salary of $4,000 a year.
The Pennsylvania state senate has
passed a bill providing for women
watchers at the polls at the coming
| November election.
Woman suffrage leaders claim that
40 Ia per cent of the territory of the
United States is suffrage territory.
Miss Mary Wilmington has just re-
tired from teaching school for 40 years
In the public school Of Gloucester, N.
j.
Two women will be on the committee
that will grant pensions and allowances
to disabled British soldiers n SAIL
ors.
The United States was the first
county in the world to enact measures
advocating pensions Tor lndlgSiit
widowed mothers.
Although she is past 80 years of 6
Mrs. Rebecca Smith continues to work
every day in a Hagerstown, Nd paper
mill.
OF the nearly 17,ooo,o 900 families in
the United States, only 100000 can
afford to keep servants.
Every femal property owner In
Bronxville, N. Y, will be allowed to
vote on the question of changing tho
name Of that town.
Miss Pauline S~iebenthal, a coed at
the University Of Indiana, recently
made a worlds record when she vaulted
six feet and one-half inch.
Margherita, queen mother Of Italy.
has a fad Of collecting gloves and shoes
thai nave been worn by distinguished
sovereigns of the past.
Wonen ticket collectors on the Lon
don railways wear becoming uniforms
of tight fitting dark blue and regulation
railway cap with deep vizor.
In the clothing industry in Germany
the women the men with
$3.50 0 to $4,000. In the textile indus
try there are 100000 women as against
$4,000 men.
AS a result, Of he decision of the
board Of trustees Of the Westminste
college, of Denver, Colo, that co-edu-
cation Is a failure; 249 co-eds will be
dismissed.
, Teachers seeking employment in the
Seattle public schools will hereafter be
required to pass q physical
ton that will establish their fitness fo1
service.
If the proposed constitutional amend.
ment becomes a law in California, every
bachelor girl in the state between the
ages Of 81 and 80 will be taxed every
year.
Since the war began Russia has
given the order Of st. George to sc
women. all Of whom served in the
ranks either as fighters or were unde
fire as Red Cross nurses.
-lOut DCl CSIlt " III al
i, names contained in the social registers
| published In the United States are
| women, of which three-fifths are mar
!, ried. Single women number 24,s82.
Twenty girls near Winfield
Kan.. have organized a canning clut
and each girl will plant a 10th of ar
acre of ground on her fathers farm tc
vegetables suitable for canning.
Nine. Eugene de Reus Jancoulesco
president Of the Rumanian Woman
CD 80 -1rI~txr h~1 r~D~J,r~I T.
highest decoration possible for a WON
an in that country. the Bene Merenti
first class, In recognition of her liter
airy and social work.
Miss Helen Mccarthy, Of Walls
Walla. Wash, Is the only woman In the
United States to hold the honor media
of the Military Order of the Medal OF
Honor. Miss Mccarthy inherited mem
bership in the order from her brother
a celebrated Indian fighter.
The Young Women's Christian asso-
citation of Boston will hereafter pro.
hibit women over 80 years Of age anG
earning more thar SIS per week from
living at the two homes of the asso.
citation In that city. Fully so per cent
of the women now making their home
with the association will be affected
by the new order.
Several women prominent In officia
circles in Washington, D. c., have or.
gained a patriotic organization to be
Known as tIS aui ooueS association
the object Of which is to preserve, as
a national heirloom. the old Colonia
mansion near Halifax, N. c., where the
great naval hero spent several years
Of his life.
Mrs. Rachel NeiE, of Orange, N, ].
has celebrated the 25th anniversary O.
her successful management of a WOOD
turning mill in that city. Mrs. Neil
declares that her success in business
has been due to the fact that she has
refused to deal in promissory notes ant
that she has made a scientific study Of
getting a maximum of product out O,
a minimum of material.
Creating Health.
William e. Towne, In Nautilus.
Give to the new cells which are con-
stopt1y beipp crested In uo,,r hod,, +bf