The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-15
ACTIVITIES OF WOMEN
interesting Notes Of Feminine Sex
the World over.

Women have full suffrage in
Alaska.
Thirty women are practicing den
tstry in Missouri
New York City has over $4,000
female stenographers.
California has women judges for its
juvenile courts.
There are over 600 women clergy
men in the United States.
over so per cent of the bank en-
ployes in France are women.
Women are employed as under
takers and grave diggers in Austria.
The candy industry of New York
state employs over 5000 women,
Grace George, the actress, is man
aging her own company this season.
Hetty Green is the largest indvid-
ual taxpayer in Rockingham, Conn.
San Francisco has a hotel which is
run exclusively for and by women.
Maryland now has woman film
censor, Mrs. Thomas b. Harrison of
Baltimore.
over $4,000 women are employed
in the United States as linotype OPP
orators.
Miss Mary Robertson is a United
States deputy marshal in Topeka,
Kan.
Fifteen women will attend the dem
ocratic national convention as dele
gates.
Divorces in Japan are on the ir-
crease, while marriages are on the
decrease.
Girls load 1900 tons of coal into
the hold of steamer in six and one
half hours in Japan.
The various trade unions in Texas
are working for a minimum wage for
women.
Wisconsin university has 401 wom-
en- graduates in the business and
professional world.
Miss Anna NJ. Halderman, the only
woman baker in Girard, Kan, is
soon to be married.
Cornell university now admits wom-
en- to the faculty of the College of
Arts and Sciences.
Sarah Bernhard, the able French
actress, always insists upon being
paid after each performance.
Mrs. August Belmont will be a
central figure in the social side OF
the racing season in New York this
year.
For the first time in the history of
the republican convention, women
will be employed to assist in guard
duty.
Mrs. Robert Lansing, wife of the
secretary of state, is one of the ''rook
les" in the women's camp near Wash
'ington.
Mrs. Ella Lorridge, dean of the
College of Alabama, hopes to estab
lish a vocational training school in
Atlanta.
The former Anna Gould, who is
now a French countess, runs a work
shop in Paris which gives employ
ment to needy women
Mrs. Elizabeth OToole, an attor
ney at law, is the fourth woman tc
be admitted to membership in the
Washington chamber Of commerce.
Mrs. Funston, wife CT Genera
Frederick Funston, is working for the
establishment of one of the largest
Red Cross branches in the south.
Queen Emma's home in Hawai-
| has been turned into a museum ant
will be under the charge Of the
Daughters of Hawaii, who have {
| caretaker there.
Mrs. Alfred G. Vanderbilt has
| given 100000 to the New Yorl
Postgraduate Medical school and hos
pital toward the erection and equip
ment of a babies ward.
In the districts of Poland now
occupied by the Germans all healthy
women are compelled to work il
the military bakeries, wash houses
and other military institutions.
Miss Jennie Cardell of Oklahoma
City will be the first woman in the
United States to fill the office OF
internal revenue collector. She vii
be collector in that city during the
first fifteen days of this month, while
he regular collector is attending the
democratic convention.
Fraulein Kadner of Popendorf, Sax
cny. is the first woman who has been
successful in passing an exam'na
.iol as a slaughter house assistant
She is an expert in the killing oi
| calves.
Everything that a woman can do
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