The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-13


their homes just like a business
house.
Boston has an office building clean
ers club composed entirely of wom-
en-.
Mrs. Vera X. Frye, the only woman
bank cashier in Illinois, has resigned
to become a bride
Miss Alice Carpenter is at the head
of the womens department of large
New York bank.
Holland housewives are complain
ing of the shortage of female servants
in that country.
Mrs Mary Il. Fawcett has been ap-
pointed dean of the women at the
Oregon state agricultural school.
A Moslem woman is permitted to
know no men but her father, her hus-
band and her sons
Women will hereafter be eligible to
membership in the national union of
railway men.
Two young women We're recently
graduated from the civil engineering
department of the university of Michi-
gan
Serbia is said to be the one country
in the world in which there are no
women over 20 years of age unmar.
ried
Thousands of German women are
said to be engaged in powder and ord,
nance factories making munitions of
war
Miss Sadie V. Fenton, editor of the
Logansport Qnd) Times, is the
youngest woman editor in the United
States.
1t is claimed that the women re.
cruiting officers in England are more
successful than men in securing EN-.
listments.
DR.. Flora Murray and Dr. Louie G.
Anderson have established a militar;
hospital in London which is under
women's rule.
The newest of Londons 600 railway
stations, which has just been opened
is stated entirely by women from
station master to porters.
Perhaps the most coveted of all or
ders for women is the Golden Rose,
which is bestowed upon pious daugh-
ters of the Catholic church by the
pope
Miss Anna Robertson, head of the
millinery department of a large New
York firm. has just started on her
fortieth trip across the Atlantic.
The Illinois Mothers Pension Law
has been amended so that mothers
whose husbands have deserted them,
will be eligible to receive pensions.
Miss Jane }. Martin, head of the ad-
vertising department of a large trad
ing stamp concern, is said to be the
highest paid woman in advertising
work.
Paris has many women physicians
of distinction, and the greatest among
them is Nine. Klumpk -Dejerinen cele-
brated for her researches in neurolo-
gy
Miss Susan Strong, who starred in
the Metropolitan Opera Company, has
been doing the work of a cook in one
of the field ambulance units in France.
Mrs. Estelle l.. Lindsey, who recent
ly took her seat in the Los Angeles
City Council will endeavor to have
the city establish a municipal farm
for girls.
Miss Amanda Austin, widely known
in the world of sculpture and artistic
painting, is also a farmer, owning sew
eral hundred acres of farm land in
NdlllOTuld.
The Glasgow tramways committee
has sanctioned the employment of
nearly 400 women to act as temporary
conductors. They will receive $3.50
for a fifty-one-hour week.
Florence Mclaughlin, Philadelphia
11-year-old phenomenal swimmer, has
issued a challenge to mermaids of 9th
er cities to meet her over the sixteen.
mile course.
Hundreds of women are now at
work on lathes, drilling machines and
stamping out machines in one of the
Russian factories, where they make
high explosive shells.
Miss Louise Mcdaniel has been
awarded the fellowship of the Balti-
more Association for the Promotion
of University Education for Women
for the year 1856
Many of the soldiers confined in
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