Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-22

pioymont service. department of N
Dor, who receives many queries from
girls dissatisfied with the work IN
which they arc engaged and from
those who desire 60 prepare them
selves for service during the wal.
Mis1 Scott says.
Opportunities offered through tho
clvil service commission include;
Registrar in tho civil service, sclen
ufic assistant law clerk, stenog-
rapher. negative cutter. market an
sistant. field and laboratory assist
ant In plant pathology, scientific as
sintant IN marketing. specialist In
agricultural economies. froight-car
record clerk, geologic aid or assistant
Feologist. map colorist, rural mail
carEIer. trained nurse. flo clerk,
laboratory assistant. blochemist art
ist-drnftAman. laboratory helper IN
soil physics. laboratory aid. curative
worker. mechanical drnftman. topo-
graphical draftsman. printer. office
machine operator, blue printer. eN-
pert linguiAt. field examiner, re-
search agent. telcErupher. telephone
operator. coder. economist. finger
print Classlfier. Each month new
fields are opened.
Medicine and dentistry are two
more professions which hold great
possibilities, and In tho present and
near future at that for women.
Really all a worker bent on a change
| Of occupation need do Ia TO read the
news OF tho Industrial and profess
/ ional preparations for war and, keep
| ing IN mind her own natural bent
and her qualifications a. experience,
! tastes and income. make her own
| selection OF a new businoSs or pro
/ fession and proceed TO qualify In Il
| gradually slowly hut surely. or In
tenslvely, aa hor circumstances per
| NIT
Tho woman who mas lonred 10 be
a welfare or Social l-serVice worker
/ has a greater chance than ever be-
! fore OF finding employment Stores,
| factories schools. colleges. corpora
/ tons. communities, cities, counties,
| states, tho nation. here in America
/ and abroad. all have need for this
/ kind Of female worker.
"A great day has dawned for the
woman with a mechanical turn OF
| mind Now, properly and safely
/ Farbcd In 'womanalls, she can run
this that and another machine or
make parts OF machinery and, even
/ inexperienced make a hettcr salary
than sho could In school or office
10 start with, nv Rome instances max
ing a better salary than she could
40 tho end ~ two decades In clasa-
room or office Then. too a great
day huR dawncd for inspecAa But
there are experienced and mex
perienced inspectors. end the salary
for the latter does not compare with
that for the former"
seventy-three women. twenty o.
whom are engaged In the importan
work ot inspection, arc employed
with the 1886 men comprising IN,
force nj the now Symington- Ander
son gun shop at Rochester. n. Y.
This factory is turning out com
plctrd American and FJcrch 7b-mil
Nmctcr gums and 6-inch trench NOR
tars, and has been IN operation sine
carly spring II Is one OF the II
plants constructed by the ordnanct
department for tho manufacture o
mobile artillery cannon.
Women operate the machine
which run test bars from the stee
forgings after they have been treat
ed by heat They also operate tn
machine in which these bars nr,
subjected TO breaking test 20 do
terminc that texture and quality o
tho product ana It's fitness 10 so int,
II guns
. I
The A v, knitting pnit vii
meet with Mrs Ge6rglannn Bouse
OF the Gem apartments, Second ant
Denver. Tuesday afternoon
The "DeBver Opportunity schooI'
is a unique institution which In Great
| ing new fields for womop's labor
More than 100 Young women ant
girls have learned autowohile operat
Il Ing and repairing there within tht