The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-11-24

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by women.
II is claimed that the women OF this
country spend 100000 for poodles
every year.
There are. four times as many
marriages in Italy in December as
there are in January.
/ Miss Marion DUPONT IS the frtt
woman to ever ride as,ride at a
| New York horse show.
Female workers in the factories
Of Switzerland are prohibited from
working at night or on Sundays.
In eighteen months Mrs. Garther
Drewry OF Spencer county, Kentucky,
has given birth to nine children.
The Grand Duchess OF LuXemburg
is seriously thinking OF renouncing
her throne TO become a nun.
Miss Eva Corning. a policewoman
Of Topeka, during her last years
work gave assistance to siXty.nine
girls.
The total estimated number Of
able.bodied women over 20 and ur-
der 40 in the United states is 2I.-
OOO. 900.
Nine Juliette Adam. the famoas
French prophecies, who foretold the
present war. now sees victory for
the allies
over one-half Of the students en-
rolled in the 5G7 colleges and tech
biological schools Of the United States
in 1914 were women.
Miss Elizabeth H. Jackson Of De.
pere. Wis. has taken up the career
Of a city planner and now has twenty
assistants working under her
Miss Jenny Wade head buyer for
two departments in a large st. Louis
department store, rose to her present
position from a cash girl
Prof. Martha Van Rensselaer, Of
Cornell university has been elected
president of the American Home
Economies association.
The 200 or more women tramway
conductors employed by the Iced
Corporation OF London receive ;he
same pay as the men.
Miss Emma a. McCully has becl
employed continuously in the United
States treasury department at Wash
ington for the last fifty years.
Ida Veron, who has been on the
stage for the last fifty years, has
the most priceless collection of rare
and beautiful laces in existence,
Fourteen-year-od Chaminade :.
Blackford a student at the Iowa
University. is probably the youngest
student OF any university in the
United States.
Women cab drivers, chauffeurs,
tram conductors, underground con
ductors. employees in butcher shcp;
and delivering goods have practically
taken possession of Paris.
While their husbands are away to-
war the wives Of the municipal conn
cillors in France will be allowed
to vote on municipal matters such As
sanitation and relief funds.
Miss Ruth f. McNeeley of Oce'n
Grove. n. j., has been awarded a
medal and $4,000 by the Carnegie
Hero Commission for saving the
lives of two girls at ST. Petersburg,
Fla
Mrs Margaret Foley, aged "a, of
Minot y. D., has the distinction of
being the Oldest person to register
an opportunity to participate in the
distribution of government lands at
Fort Berthold
Infant mortality is the lowest in
the world i'm three countries where
women have the vote New Zealand,
Norway and Austria. In these coun-
tries. respectively, they lost &C. 81
and CS babies out of every thousand
Since the final decision in the case
of "a teacher being about to become
"a mother. which was decided in ia
yor of the teacher and grants her
two years leave of absence, 2l7 teach
ers in Greater New York have mar
ricd
Probably the only princess in the