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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-09-29
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the Matter Of the Estate OF FL
len b. Haslam. alias Nellie b. Has
lem, Deceased.
Creditors will present claims with
vouchers attached to the undersigned
at his Office in the Arimo building
Logan, Utah. on OF before the 31si
day of October. 1921.
JAMES II. STEWART.
Administrator.
JESSE P. RICH.
Attorney for Administrator.
Adv-e-2s
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-09-29
NOTICE TO CREDITORS


Estate of Timothy b. Davis, De
ceased.
Creditors will present claims with
vouchers to the undersigned admin
istrator, at 76 West Center street,
Logan, Utah. on or before the End
day OF November. 1921.
Date of first publication Septem-
Der let 1921.
W. r. DAVIS.
Administrator.
WALTERS & HARRIS.
Attorneys. Adv-1o1s
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-09-29

AS Seen by Ed Howe.
Set q trap for the rich and the rule
IL that poor man is caught In IL
From Howe's Monthly.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-09-29

lows:
Beginning at the Intersection Of
he east line OF Fourth East street
with the south line of Third So. ~
treet, running thence west a Lag
he south line OF Third South street
to the east line of Block /, Plat CO..
logan Island survey. thence sou h
along said line to the north bank uf
Logan river, thence easterly alone
the north bank OF said river to a
point south of beginning, th9Nco
north to the point OF beginning
The north 1850 feet of lots c,
and 8, Block /. Lots s and .,
Block 2. Lots and 8, Block 3. All
in Plat "F" Logan City survey.
The east 1850 feet OF lot 6
Block 16. The East 1880 feet OF
lots l. and 8. Block rs. All in
Plat "a" Logan Farm survey.
Lots l, 2. 8, 4, and 6, VIM. b
Preston's pasture survey.
Loss 2. 9. 0. az. Is ana IL, TIA
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1921-08-17

".
s1urkie work road. ......:: 1o5o0
Allen p. Annie to mfle 1880
D. supplies 6097+
15o D. H. Iutto salary captain and guard c. G. w $3.50
ISL. z. +. stea3man salary Mag and Const... e9.z@
152 j. W. Hook salary Observation-Disclosures. 1915
153 Ike Nowcl1S salary ferrynan. .... 5000
2 125 1t A. i,o" >N worH ,f'' ON rrai 2sSSS
1876. l. 10000
157. James C1apman lumber for bridse. 800
l5s. Henry $500
Addy salary Mag Clst 72.20
1so. l.. ..... ..... 80
161 Ben Earlardt, ..... ....
H. salary 1880
163. Telephone phone 100
Dir. j. W. Eargle. supplies for Chain Cans.. 7S4
r. Rish salary Mag and Const.... 6S75
Jno. NJ. Boles, work road.... ..:... 400
49, L. E. Craps work on road.:.. 800
1sS The Co.. & We1dins Co. shop work. o3se9 a3e9
Redd. ..... 1900
ILL., r. c. Jackson, work road... 27oo
}. s. Jumper, work $500
173. Jno. A. Ballenine work road.... $3.50
r. kaminer 210.2O
White & Simpson, Augusta 469.77
176. White & Simpson, on Augusta road $3.50
advertising... 6.75
49, The Record Pub CO, advertising 800
49, manufacturers Record, advertising road.. 1926
Courier, advertising 112o
1S1 Robert King, work Augusta 1890
1872 P B. Lowran, salary ferryman 1000
1S3 Berry Leaphart supplies 2066
1884, G. A shealy salary County Commissioner 1890
FuItick, County
1856 Geo s. Drafts Proc in lunacy ............. 5000
1871 F. E. Brodie salary commissioned. $3.50
1ss c. E. Leaphart salary county 5000
1S9 Marguerite Lorick Asst treasurer 5000
190 H. L. EIarnan salary clerk of $50
W. D. salary ........ 5000
1872 W. r. Dent, sweeping house,. 500
49, T. -. l1el1lch SALARY county COMMISSIONER '-2
I97 w. =. "eeo' salary county colohef.'...
80 w. -. oeolSe' sopllieS lo =
ISo N4t7Ni"' Aee ,V''
l''
1885, r E. Cook, serv. Bd. Of education. 231o
go - ilch' Sa'S aS iid7l@ti Wv
W. -h"i''' io' N"s' " oi''''''''
1o W. 0C'S' Sa"s lol h"s' So'o'''''' i''''
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1o' s"ac o"elis SdilS leilH ''VV
-V = D. i1o"i"l' S'1"iE lcl's WV
-V2 henry foost sallE lerlEn'l -2pV
w. n H. AiieF Sit'lS leilH -2''
2O shand tuldes sup co., material stakes 2'O0
-Vo H. H. f1u'Io' Sa'f9 Nap I. --1'0
-o7 D. "psol supleS ol - ''''o
Nv JONES' SaErE eHSlct -'IAV
ZIt L. O!lde Halllso2 salary clSlleel.... ''V
ROBERT hlS saiafN -ot"V
2l3 f. s. EaIlHah, salary steward T. H. y f.. 0-oG
2l4 Marguerite Iorick salary assistant treasurer 5000
2l5 T. T. kaminer work 1850
Toland
211
21S White Il Simpson, salary
White 4,G+202
22o The Western BrOoker supplies lll1
22l W. D. George, supplies for 1920
222 ThOS Hook Piedmont hiShWay.... 3,332.!=
223. l.. kyZcr,
224 Novels,
225 jacob l. JccoHt work road 1870
Geo. a.
Telephone phone rent.
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1921-08-17


@" Road HCi"e:< Co. repairing truck 5000
31b. Levi Gun'"E. .....
5> !''z" r >'>**a:" work
3" Henry E"'s salary i'1ryn!a"....
32o. W. G. N." s:.arE
32l Isaac N'" -. salary 5000
322 p B. i"w''"n salary ferry'a:.
323 NJ W. !;rso"e. work 1880
324 Rufus Sharpe. work 1000
1926. Bowers, ... .... ..... 400
327. Belton I.on@ 1925
32S. L. +. Bachnan lumber 1900
329. Wm W. Furtic2 lumber s3s3
$50. J. NJ. Koon, work road
331. F. E. Brodie, repairs
332 j. l. surkie, hay for c. G.....
Sharpe, ......... ..... $500
335 H. r. Amick salary ferryman. $500
Barr salary P b.. ..... 1880
33S. w f. Lucas work 1850
339 Geo Sheay.
st9 $40 F. Psrrje* 2of salary county commissioner sss
342 T. l. A'nicA. repairing ferry. 800
343. T. y. Bale2t;1e, work nroad.
34+ Eueene K Furck work on road.... 1000
s45. f. J. Bouknsht, 400
@ st6 Wm W FurticN salary county commissioner s2s
34S. G. salary supervisor.
349 II g. Jones. saar: 49,. 15o42
$50. Robert King. as
351 White Simpson, work S,7O7.55
352. T. f. Hook work 3S9o.31
353. D. H. Hutto, G.... -. ..... .... 27.5o
35+ j. j. Picard repairs pump jail... $3.50
f. prisoners ..... ..... .... $500
serving warrants..... ..,.... ss.oo
357. f. A ROOF. wood jal....
35$ Citizens Telephone Co. phone 1850
359 Jno T. sox Prem officers $3.50
$50. J. X. swygert, work 244.25
36l. Karl "0rth work
1853. s. F Derrick. work on road .... -. -. .:.. $500
364. V. V. Say:or. .....
363. j. B. kyzer, work $3.50
ss7. G. w. Koon work on road " " " $50
36S. Hook K:eckieE. work
"59. p {. A'1i"h work on road. 1925
Meetze. work on road 49,. -. .... 1925
372. Simon f. Buckley ....
373 Geo J. Taylor, work road. zoo
374. Eugene x. Furick $3.50
H. .shea:!. work on road.... ..... .... $4,000
376 Rufus Sharpe work on road.. 1880
Evening star., 1921-03-10
APPEAL FOR AID.
Belfast Committee Says Workers
Can No Longer Contribute.

An appeal for aid from joint COM
mittee representing the Belfast labor
party and the Belfast Trades Union
Council was received yesterday by
Peter A. Drury. chairman of the hon.
orary American committee for relief
In Ireland.
The cable stated that owing to wide
spread unemployment in England, it
was impossible for the workers of
that country to contribute funds any
longer. and that labor groups of Ire
land and Scotland were unable to
continue the little assistance they
had been giving.
Mr. Drury said last night that local
trade unionists were responding gen.
erously to appeals made to them
nightly by speakers working in the
cause of Irish relief. and that he felt
confident the appeal from Belfast
would not go unheeded.
At a meeting Of the woman's COM
mittee yesterday plans were for
mulated whereby young women will
solicit aid in all of the large business
houses of the city. and in many of
the banks girls will preside at fund
tables during the drive. Mrs. Roy
Morrill, was appointed chairman Of
the committee attending to banks.
Evening star., 1921-03-10
l3-Pc. Luncheon Sets
at 89c

These luncheon sets are very prac--
teal and good-looking and consist
of 24-inch center doiley, six o-inch
and six 6-inch doilies, all neatly fln-
ished with crocheted edges in green,
blue or white.
Huck Towels, each, 39c-Halt-
linen Huck Towels, OF good quality
and weight, soft. absorbent surface;
size l8x36. At this price it will pay
you to buy literally. 2Oc
Each .................... wv
Lace.trimmed Scarfs, each, csc
Made of excellent quality fabrics
and prettily lace trimmed. 02C
Odds and Ends-Table DAM
ask Napkins, Crashes and Towelings
Some of pure linen, others of linen
and cotton mixtures or mercerized
cotton are set aside on a special
table for your choice at greatly re-
duced prices.
Evening star., 1921-03-10
WILL TELL OF ESKIMO.
Donald B. Macmillan to Speak to
Geographic Society.

Donald b. Macmillan. who has trav-
eled in the arctic regions practically
every year since 1909. when he was
the north pole. will speak on The
Hudson Bay and the Polar Eskimos,"
tomorrow (F'riday) afternoon and
evening, before members of the Ma
tional Geographic Society. at the New
Masonic Temple auditorium.
Mr.. Macmillan spent last summer in
the Hudson bay country, where he
took many new photographs and mo-
tion pictures OF Eskimo life. with
which his lecture will be illustrated.
Preparations are being made by Mr..
Macmillan for an expedition to Baffi n
Land. just west of Greenland. during
the coming summer.
Evening star., 1921-03-10
Remnants White and
ColOred Wash Goods
l212c to Csc Yard

Useful lengths of dimity checks,
India linen, batiste, nainsook, long
cloth, cambria, pajama check. plain
and figured crepes linen finish suit
ings. Indian head, outing flannel,
gingham, poplin, voile and many
other white and colored wash goods
are offered in two lots. at greatly
reduced prices-1z14c and z5c yard.
First tFloor-Lansburgh & Brother
Evening star., 1921-03-10
Metal Bag Tops at 45c

Varied and attractive are the de-
signs of these metal bag tops, shown
in dull and bright silver, and needing
but the addition of tapestry or rib
bon bottoms to make extremely
smart and good-looking purses. Each,
45c.
FIRST Floor-Lansburgh & Brother
Evening star., 1921-03-10
Wonen's Thread
Silk Stockings
49c Pair

That's the cleanup price on
several hundred pairs of silk
stockings. Made with seamless
feet, and mock seam at back of
leg. Plain and fancy weaves in
black and white. Broken sizes.
Women's Lisle Stockings,
pair, 35c-The majority are per-
feet. Choice of cotton or silk
Isle, in black, white and AZ
colors. Pair. OOC
Women's Wool Sport Hose.
81 pair-Every pair perfect. Choice
of popular colorings, in dropstitch
or plain weaves, for street and
sports wear. CT M
L IL -
First Floor-LansburEh 4 Brother
Evening star., 1921-03-10

The first concrete for the founda-
tfons for one OF the three bridges con-
Meeting Tybee with Savannah over an
automobile highway was turned Sat
urday.
Evening star., 1921-03-10
36.inch Bleached Cotton
Yard, l6c

Farwell and Hero brands bleached
cotton. free from dressing or other
impurities. is offered in 36-inch width.
An excellent fabric with soft,
agreeable finish for general family
use.
36-inch Nainsook, yard, 19c-A
very fine quality that is we'll adapted
to use in undergarments. TO-
Shown in mill lengths. Yard, ~
4z-inch BIeached Cotton, yard,
21c-This fabric is good weight
and texture for pillowcases and is
absolutely free from dress DC
ing. Yard. Observation-Disclosures. nv
Apron Ginghams, yard, 15c-
Attractive blue checked ginghams in
a variety of designs. Spe- 1Ec
cially priced at. yard....... AoN
First Floor-Lansburgh & Brother
Evening star., 1921-03-10
Again They Come
Cotton BlOuses
at 39c

This blouse bargain again
presents itself with a new as
sortment Tailored or lace
trimmed effects, with plain
white or colored cuffs. Shown
in several attractive styles.
Evening star., 1921-03-10
Leather Kodak Bags
at Sl.98

There's trig smartness about
these Kodak shaped leather bags,
and their interiors" are fitted in
way to charm any woman
since they are provided with a
generously sized mirror. Each,
$I.98.
First Floor-I.ansburgh & Brother.
Evening star., 1921-03-10
BrOcade COrsets
at 1895

These medium-bust corsets are
fashioned of good quality flesh
brocade, with rubber tops and
neat trimmings of lace and silk
embroidery, and are provided with
4 or hose supporters. Shown in
sizes 2l to %. Very special at
$395.
Third Floor-Lansburgh & Brother
Evening star., 1921-03-10
Silk Dresses for
Stout Women
SIS

Now, the stout women can
have a chance for a dress on
the Bargain Sixth.
Some are embroidered, while
others are trimmed with braid.
The colors are blue, black,
navy. taupe and gray.
This lot contains satins, taf-
fetas, crepe de chimes, also
serges and tricotines.
Sizes AZ to 81.
Evening star., 1921-03-10
5O-inch All-WOOl Navy
Blue Serge
Yard, Sl.O9

An excellent quality Surah serge,
which is slightly heavier than French
serge. and excellentiy adapted to
use in pleated skirts, suits. wraps
and one-piece dresses. To be sold
this price for one day only.
Botany Satin-faced Broadoloth,
yard, sl.9s-A hca .iful, lustrous
fabric, which is offered at a dis
tinct saving for Fridays Ct O2
selling. Yard ....... " 30
Plaid Skirt Lengths, 21a yards,
S1.48 and s249-Ten attractive
color combinations, inclu ing
black and white are offered at SL4S
and $40.
Blue Serge Skirt Lengths at
sI.3e-A good, reliable serge, full 81
inches wide, to be sold
at less than remnant CT 20
prices, IL yards. ..... " ~
Third Floor-Lansburgh & Brother
Evening star., 1921-03-10
TwO-TOne Ribbons
Yard. 25c

These attractive ribbons are shown
in a wide choice of pleasing color
combinations. Very novel and pretty
for sashes and trimmings.
Hair Bow Ribbons, yard, 25c-
In plaids, stripes and varied de-
signs and plain MORE, in o.
light and dark colors. Yard AON
6-inch Satin Ribbon, yard, zoe
All popular shades are included in
this showing of satin rib 0O,
bons for sashes. Yard. 49,. wv
First Floor-Lanxburgh & Brother
Evening star., 1921-03-10
Wonen's Clace
Gloves, Pair
$1.OO

crisp and new, you'd never buy
them for a dollar. They are high
grade gloves that are slightly
soiled from handling. Choice OF
colors, as we'll as black and white,
in sizes 5H, 5A and E. While
they last-pair. 81.
Women's Kid Gloves, $1.5o
pair-Taken from fresh, per-
feet stock, smart 2-clasp styles, in
brown and tan shades. Sizes 6
and 6A. CT E0
Pair ............... ~ ~
Won ems White Suede
Fabric Gloves. SOC pair-Popular
2-clasp model-every pair perfect,
and from such makers as Kayser
and Van Raa1te. Some E0~
bargain. Pair ............ Nv
First Floor-Lansburgh 4 Brother
Toilet Specials
Djer-Kiss Face Powder, all
tints. &c.
koIynos Tooth Paste, 3 tubes
for Soc.
First Floor-LnnsburEh 4 Brother.
Evening star., 1921-03-10

Sash Curtains, pair, z7c-
Ideal for kitchen or bathrooms;
these curtains are trimmed with
lace edges and md are 50 27C
Yard-wide Scrim, yard, 1Oc-
For the price. you'll be surprised
at the quality. Shown in white
and several colors, for
sash or full length cur 10c
sains. Yard .............. 1VN
36-inch Scrim and Marqui-
sette, yard, z9c-Splendid quail
tiles, in white and beige.
Ideal for spring hangings. O0r
Evening star., 1921-03-10
''Ripplette'' Dimity
Bedspreads, Special
$3.50

"RippIette" is the spread that
washes like a sheet and wears like
iron-8lxoO size, in three different
stripe designs. At this price you
should buy with Summers needs in
mind
Crochet Spreads, $2.87-Size
8Ox9O, in heavy weight, but soft
finished and absolutely free from
starch. Choose two effec- @ 81
Fourth FIoor-Lansburgh & Brother
Evening star., 1921-03-10
Fast-Color Gingham
Dresses, Special
$l.95

These dresses are wonderful at
the price. They are we'll made and
finished with deep hens. Shown
in attractive new plaid and striped
patterns in vari-color effects.
Every dress trimmed to become
girls of 8 to IA years.
Third Floor-Lansburgh 4 Brother.
Evening star., 1921-03-10
Fine Chambray
Dresses for Tots
Special 70c

That's about the limit i'll value
giving, for these are smart
dresses, with heaps of quality and
fine workmanship. There are blue,
green and tan chambrays, trim
med with fancy stitching and plaid
gingham. Sizes to 5 years. Real
cut, you'll agree!
Diapers at $40 dozen-
Made CT heavy, soft fannelette,
full size 27x27 inches. just for
Friday, one dozen @ ~
for .................. ~As >
Third F1oOr-Lansburgh & Brother.
Evening star., 1921-03-10
Perfect Quality
Fe1t-Base Floor & Covering
Eetes 5ste;.,, SIC Ss%s's Ss@s

Mating Remnants, yard, 2lc
Useful lengths. ranging from )
eat{ergs' aa TO ysfdiHshS'es Frdsy ys@d nt te" 2C
Cretonne and Madras Cur.
tains, pair. Sz.z5-Beautiful col
ored curtains. complete with val
ance. TX yards in
Length Length. A. How many S2.25
Rag Rugs, 79c-Mighty small
pricing for these 24x36 rugs, in
hit-and-miss weave, trimmed with
fringe. Just for Fri 70c
Evening star., 1921-03-10

Only Is, so no need to say a
limited quantity. Even in this
small number we have an as
sortment of colors; some are
tan, blue, green, and there are
assorted plaids and checks in
the lot.
Some skirt bargain at $1.o6.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-20

Edwards Strength Tonic Tablets, 68c Fruitatives, 17c, 34c.
 Goldman's Hair Restorer, $1.O5. Danderine, 22c, 42c. Nuxated Iron Tablets, 63c. .H PhenO Lax Waters, 1Sc. tfW Ipana Tooth Paste, 35c. DrycO Milk, 54c.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-20
For Real Economy at Our Drug and Toilet Goods Deparme

Sun Soap Flakes, for laundering, Sc pkg.
 Adirondack fine grade Toilet Tissue, rolls 10c.
 Prophylatic Tooth Brushes, 29c. Solid Back Bristle Hand Scrubs, Sc. Sulpho Napthol, 9c, 19c. Lysol, 1Sc, 35c. Camphenol, Sc, 17c, Bic.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-20
Hair Nets

Aristo cap shape real hair Nets, soc dozen.
 Fairnettes, large size, cap shape, 6c.
 Selma, strong double mesh cap Nets, 10c each.
 Cameo, large Nets, with elastic, 6c each.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-20
MISCELLANEOUS SPECIALS

COLORITE-For straw hats, all coIors, 16c bottle. NICKELED SAFETY PINS All size-, 2 dog. Sc. WEST ELECTRIC CURL. ERS-2 on card, Sc card. RUBBERIZED HOUSEHOLD APRONS-Pretty plaids and checks, 45c.
 MOTH PROOF GARMENT BAG-AH sizes, 17c. BIXBY'S JET OIL AND ROYAL Shoe Dressing, He. KLEANET HAIR NETS-Cap or fringe, all shades, $1 .00 dozen.
 DRESS SHIELDS - Double covered, all sizes, made by Kleinert, 12c pair.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-20

Alcorub, pints, 79c.
 Red Top Plasters for the feet, 27c. Blue Jay Corn and Bunion Plasters, 15c. 21c.
 Vicks Vapo Rub, 22c, 45c. Bon Opto for the eyes, 76c. Merck's IA Ib. BOric Acid, 10c pkg.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-20
Snaps, Hooks and
 Eyes

Cameo Snap Fasteners, dog. 5c.
 WiIsnaps, Sc dog.
 Koh-i-noor Snaps, 6c doz. Cascade Rust-proof Hooks and Eyes, all sizes, 4c.
 Corona Rust-proof Hooks and Eyes, all sizes, 4c.
 Hook and Eye Tape, rust proof, 15c yd.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-20
A Housing Saturday Sale
 -of- . Notions and Smanwar

Tapes, Braids, Etc.
 Bias Seam Tape, 6-yard pieces, all widths, fc piece.
 Twilled Cotton Tape, 6-yd. rolls, all widths, 6c.
 Omo Bias Seam. Tape, all cOlors, No. f, 1Oc piece.
 White Rick Rack Braid, A. yd. pieces, all widths, 1Oc pc. Embroidered Scalloped Edg- ing, 3-yd. pcs, all colors, Sc. Lingerie Tape, mercerfzed, 5-yd. pcs., 7c pc.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-20
Household Helps

O.Cedar Polish, 4-oz., 17e; 12-oZ., 36c. Liquid Veneer, 4-oz., 1sc.; 12-oz., 36c.
 3-in-1 Oil, 1Oc., 21c.
 Electric Silicon Silver Polish 7c.
 Johnson's Liquid Wax, 37c, 65c.
 Wiley's Waxene, 19c. 35c, 65c.
 LambswOOl Stove Polishing NIitts, 19c.
 PutZ Cream Metal Polishes, 1sc.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-20
Dye Flakes and
 Soap

Twink, Sc.
 Kit, 6c.
 Sunset Soap Dyes, Sc. Dyola, for all fabrics, Sc. Tintex, the 15c pkg, 12c.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-20
Threads, COttOns,
 Silks

Richardson's 50-yard Sewing Silk 7c.
 Richardson's 100-yard Sew ing Silk 14c.
 Gilt Edge Darning Cotton, 2 balls 5c.
 Silk and Mercerized Darn ipg Cotton, 6c.
 Aunt Lydia's Button and Carpet Thread, Sc spool.
 Willimantic, Coats and Clark's 15O-yard Sewing Thread. all numbers, 5c spool.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-20
Summer Gloves

KAYSER'S 2-BUTTON-Double finger tip Silk Gloves, black, white and colors. 95c. LONG SILK GLOVES-Black only, 16-but- ton length. 79c. SILK LESLIE 2-CLASP GLOVES-White, gray or black. 44c. LONG WASHABLE-16.bu button length, white ChamOisette Gloves. 95c.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-28
Or. WORK PREPARING TO LEAVE
FOR new POST IN WASHINGTON

DR.. Hubert Work, of Pueblo
prominent in the Republican party
who recently accepted an offer as
assistant postmaster general. ar
rived in Pueblo yesterday afternoon
from Washington, D. c., where he
conferred with Will H. Hays, post
master general.
DR.. Work stated that he had form
ally accepted the appointment as as
sistant postmaster general and
would leave to take up his duties
within one week. Mrs. Work will ac-
company DR.. Work to Washington
where they will reside for the term
of office. They will live at the
Wardman park hotel.
Il have nothing to say about my
work in the postal department
stated DIR. Work when questioned as
to his policy as assistant postmaster
general.
LAS a matter of fact conferred
with Mr.. Hays for only an hour, that
time being taken up with matters
appertaining to my acceptance.
Il went to Washington as a repres-
entativo of the American Legion. and
learned of the offer of the assistant t
postmaster generalship after reach
ing there I had no idea of accept
ing the appointment until I reached
Washington and talked with Mr..
Hays"
DR.. Work was sent to Washington
by tho American Medical association
as representative of the American
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-28

Legion in respect to hospital work.
war risk insurance and public health
work. He was a member of a COM
mittee consisting of DR.. Frank Bill
lings. of Chicago, and DR.. ]. S. Nc
Cormack. prominent in American
Legion circles.
At the time the United States be-
came engaged in the World War, DR..
Work enlisted. was given the rank of
major. and serving in the Provost
Marshall's office in Washington. AT
the close of the war he held the rank
of colonel.
When questioned as to the dis
position of the Woodcroft Health
Sanitarium. which is located in Pueblo
and owned by DR.. Work. the newly
appointed assistant postmaster gen.
eral said that he would continue as
the nominal head of the institution
but that DIR. c. w. Thompson. would
be the active head of the hospital.
DR.. Thompson has been in charge
for some time, during the absence of
DR.. Work, who has been In the east
for some period actively engaged in
political work.
DIR. Work has been a citizen of
Pueblo for thirty years and has been
actively engaged in politics as one of
the recognized leaders of the Repub-
lican party for a number OF years
He was elected national committee
man for the Republican party in
1916 and retained the office until the
fall of 1920.