WOMAN'S WORK.

White Ribbon, Volume 23, Issue 265, 18 July 1917, Page 5

WOMAN'S WORK.

Since the war began, is.cx'o women have been added to the teat hing forces in France. They have entered the faculties of all schools except the great universities. For handling all cas*s in which young girls are defendants, the Juvenile Court of Los Angelos is peculiarly well adapted. Miss Orfa Jean Shontz is the referee, and every member of her Court is a woman — clerk, reporter, and even bailiff. The girl who is tried in Judge Shontz’s Court is always given an opportunity to make good if she wants it. AN ADAMLFSS FDKN. In the office of the County Recorder of Yavapai County every official or attache of the office is a woman. Miss Alice Burdsall is the only woman reporter of decisions in the U.S.A. It is common gossip in Arizona that the position of Assistant Attorney-t eneral of Arizona will shortly be tendered to the young woman attorney. Gisborne returned three women, all White Kibboners, to the School Committee. LADY DELFGATE. At the Anglo-German Conference over the exchange of prisoners, for the first time in F.nglish history a woman diplomat acted for Britain.