The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-08
ACTIVITIES OF WOMEN
Interesting Notes of the Feminine Sex
the World Over.

LOnuON leLldie pOllCe IeCeANC 9IV
per week.
Women act as waste paper collect
ors in Glasgow.
over 100000 women are earning
wages in Great Britain.
Women have been refused admis-
sion to the bar in Austria.
Toronto fuse factories now employ
thousands of women workers.
over 100000 domestics are en-
ployed in this country.
One of the large London banks has
made a woman one of its signatories.
The municipal watering wagon in
Finchley, Ireland, is operated by a
woman.
Women making artificial flowers in
Paris are paid from 2Oc to 22c a day.
Mrs. Florence VI. Tibbets of Allan
ia. Ga, runs 4 school for girl base
ball coaches.
over 5000 women are enrolled as
members o, the women's volunteer re-
serve in London.
\ woman has made application to
the London Jockey club for license
to ride race horses.
Miss Anastasia Bonasek Of New
York City is one of the few licensed
women engineers in this country.
The Duchess Of Wellington is max
ing a comfortable living from the sale
of ancient iron gates.
Miss Helen Rosenkrans. former
county school superintendent in Wis
consin, is now a magazine publisher.
Miss Charlotte Bayles of Boston is
licensed by the government to send
and receive wireless messages.
Women tram conductors in Berlin
are in revolt. They are asking for an
increase in pay and shorter working
hours.
The Women's Trade Union League
was organized in 1874 by Mrs. Emma
Patterson, wife of an English trade
unionist.
A Scottish manufacturer has started
mechanical factory in which only
educated women will be employed.
Mrs. Lillian Mitchner, president of
the Kansas w. C. T. T., will be named
as superintendent of schools in Beloit.
For the first time in the twenty
three years of its history the Anti-Sa-
loon League of America has declared
in favor of woman suffrage.
The Savannah womens' branch of
the National Red Cross has the lar
gest membership of any branch thus
far organized in the south.
Candidates for public office in Cali
fornia are first inspected by the WON
en-, who give them the "once over
before election time.
French women who were puzzled 20
know how to overcome the high pri-
ces of everything for the table have
adopted a cooperative plan.
Leading women of Austria, Ger
many and Hungary met recently in
Vienna to plan for the work of wom-
en- after the war. They agreed TO
work to abolish the celibacy clause in
regard to women in official life, and
that there should be more women
factory inspectors.
Helen Ring Robinson has declined
denomination as a member of the SEN
ate in Colorado and will go on the
stump for the reelection of President
Wilson.
Miss Daisy Davies, president Of the
Female College at La Grange, Ga,
is the first woman to occupy that Of
fee in the history of the institution
With airships as their mode Of trans
portation and a wireless message to
herald their coming, thirty New York
City women have set up a military
camp in Connecticut.
Miss Henrietta Mills Of Kansas City
is manager of a theatrical company
which Is going the rounds of the moy-
ing pictures of that city presenting
old-time melodramas.
The state of Washington has 1OS
teacherages or homes for teachers.
which makes it possible for them to
live in the quiet and comfort that