Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-10
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 Old maids are unknown in Persia. England has a Hall of Fame for women.
 Practically all the wo! men in Japan shave.
 Twice as many women aA men ob- tain divorces
 Club women number moro than 100000 in New York City.
 There is in Mexico an increasing number Cf women dentists.
 In Iceland the mother is always the guardian of her children.
 Republican women have working organizations in fOrty-three states. Princess Mary, of England. re ceives an annuity Of S30,0O0.
 Miss Annie Stone, 102. is the o;C- est registered woman in Massachu- setts.
 War widows in Great Britain are marrying at a rate of 2.000 a month. Women designers of wcmen's wear are now earning as high as $15,000 year
 French Free Masons are consid- ering the admission of women to membership in Masonic lodges.
 English women coming to the United States to complete their ed ucation cutnumber the men by large majority.
 The most heavily insured woman in the United States is said to be Mrs James J. Brown. of Newport, R. l.
 More than 1900 of the 21.000 wOm- Corps during the world war are still in the service.
 There are hcre females than males of 2l years and over in Mary land. Massachusetts. North Carolina Rhode Island and South Carolina.
 So scarce are telephone girls in Tokyo, Japan, that the telephone company is now paying s1.5o for each girl recommended as an oper- ator.
 Mrs. A. M. Livingston of Spring field. Mo-, recently licensed as a preac cher is the third woman to be licensed by the Methodists of that state
 While the students of the Robert College in Constantinople are hr- menians. Greeks. Persians. Tartars, and Turks. all the teachers are Am erican women.
 Fraulein Kiessling, of Munich. who won four events in Germany's prf-' vate Olympic games at Dresden. is the greatest female athlete ever produced in Germany.
 For the first time since Harvard University was founded. 2S4 years ago, women were admitted at this years regular opening of the New Graduate School of Education.
 During her fifty years service as cook in the Home for Aged of the Little Sisters of the Poor in New I York city. Sister Catherine has pre- pared more than 1O.O00000 meals. Girl Government clerks employed in Washington are compelled to pay :: s50.5O a month for board and loGg- ing at the dormitories for women l eIHplCNcS eTeCteu NltH SuCH SpCOJ during the war.
 Lady Essex, formerly Adele Grant of New York. who is engaged to marry the Duke of Connaught. uncle of King George =. is the first Amer ican betrothed to member of the British royal family.
 Miss Marie Maiereva. an author ess. ot Czesco. who has b1en ap pointed superintendent of the Czesct National theatre at Prague. is also tie first female member Of the Com miitee of States of Bohemia.
 In parts of England and Scotland there exists an ancient custom, fol which reason as hard to find. o' breaking part of the wedding cafp over the head of the bride, with the guests scrambling fer the pieces.
 Three daughters Of B. F. Wood president of an oil company in Mus koeee. Okla. are insured from kid naping for s5.000 teach. It Is said tc be the first kidnaping policy ever issued in this country.
 The first college scholarship es tablished by the Pennsylvania Rail road to Ve won by woman, has been awarded to Miss Dorothy F. Holloway. of Williamsport. Th' scholarship entities the winner to pursue any course at the Universit, of Tennsvlvania.
 Miss Tillie S. Thompson of Phila delphia passed her examination fo