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, 1923-08-01
TWO PERISH
IN BLAZE

HAGERsTowN. Nd. Aug. l.
Two persons were burned to death
and four seriously injured in a fire
which swept n tenement house known
as the Old Aims House property on
North Locust street today.
, 1923-08-01
One GRADE OF
CRUDE RAISED

DALLAS. Texas, Aug. IAN IN
Grease of rs cents a barrel on corsi-
cana crexas) light crude oil was an
nounced today by hi Magnolia Petro-
'ieum Company. bringing h new price
10 81 per barrel.
, 1923-08-01
Grounds West of City Present ColorfuI
Spectacle as First Program Is LAUGHED
Entries Grow

Despite a curtailed attendance and a late start due to IN
termittent showers which fell at the grounds for two hours,
the first annual Casper Rodeo had a colorful opening this
afternoon, the opening event being scheduled to start at
shortly after 2 80 o'clock.
Bert Bell, vice president Of the association. announced
, 1923-08-01
BANDITS make
$4,000 HAUL

BALTIMORE. Nd. Aug. Three
bandits entered the state branch Of
the Baltimore Trust Company. Balti.
! more and Commerco streets. before
banking hours this morning. beat Rus
sell K Forsyth. paying teller. into In
feasibility ana escaped with $4,000 in
bills
, 1923-08-01
Rodeo Gets off TO Great Start
Despite Zzes.ss.fniZmemt BY Storm
pEl .ARkNE RIDES FOR INDIANS AND PUBLIC TO be
TRIBUME'S treat; WATCH FOR TICKET SHOWER
Free airplane rides, and the

Free ahplane rides and The treat as usuab OF The Tribune.
Armhoe braves hi form one Of the cemers If atracton at tn Rodeo fesivala are
rann' to ride as special guests of tn Tribune and they are gng to ak the air Friday
of this week forrh their first view Of a city from the clouds
Another big feature of the same day will ea IN arphne tckets shower for the Casper
along with a dehgeo of ewspapers hi uky finders of hse tickets will b. en-
, 1923-08-01
TULSA PLANT
is CLOSED BY
COSDEN TODAY
Refinery With Charging Capacity of 49,
900 Barrels Daily Shut Down; Mar
land Has Also Suspended

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Aug; 1.-The closing down of the
refinery at Tulsa, Okla, of Cosden and company, rated at
$4,000 barrels a day and said to be the largest in the mid
continent field, was expected today, in line with announce
ment by several leading refiners at a meeting here yesterday
that they planned to curtail production. E. R. Perry of Tulsa,
, 1923-08-01
CRASH TALE IS PR0BED
Crewof Barkentine Says Big Transport
Bearing President Failed to Stop 81
, After WreckingItm Strait

SEATTLE, Aug. Ia tale that intrigued readers the
country over is the subject of Investigation by a board of
officers of the United States navy. The story is the second
chapter of the adventures of the navy transport Henderson
after her return by way of Vancouver, B. c., to the states
from Alaska with President Harding.
, 1923-08-01
LATE SPORTS

FORBES FIELD, PITTSBURGH,
Pa, Aug. Pittsburgh evened tho
series with New York by winning
today's game 2 to 1. Tho Giants
the Pirates won the game in the
sixth.
Bentley, who started on tho
mound for New York. was removed
for n pinch hitter in the eighth
In the ninth Meusel led off with
a single to center but got no far
ther than first as Carey took In
two flies and Kelly famed.
The ore
Pittsburgh --.--2 4 1
New York / 3 o
NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-Babe
Ruth hit his 25th home run Of the
season in tho ninth inning of to-
days game with Cleveland, off
Smith. Ono man was on base
, 1923-08-01


At Boston,: LIST game r. ii. e.
Chicago -..--001 DOL 900 OIL 0 0
Boston LOO 100 900 00-2 6 1
Batteries-Robertson and SchaIk;
Piercy and Deyormer.
At Philadelphia: LIST game
r. H. e.
st. Louis 400 900 100 10 /
Philadelphia 900 900 600 2 o
Batteries-Danforth, Shocler and
SEVERED; Harris and Perkins.
At New York r. H. e.
Cleveland 400 600 o1oE 8 ]
New York 900 100 002-3 10 .
Batteries@Smith and OrNeil; Pen.
mock, Bush and Hofmann-
At Philadelphia: End game-
r. II. Il.
st. Louis --001 o40 o03@S ID /
Philadelphia 200 100 0o0-3 10 2
Batteries-Kolp and SEVERED; Hell
mach, Rommel and Perkins.
At Boston: End gnmo- II. Fl. e.
Boston --..---410 020 00x-7 IL 1
Batteries Blanlsenship, Thurston
and Graham, Grouse; Ferguson and
Walters.
, 1923-08-01
Weather Forecast

Wyoming: Mostly cloudy
probably showers
and coler in south portion.
Thursday generally fair.
, 1923-08-01
CRISIS PASSED,
PHYSICIANS SAY
IN REPORTS ON
HIS CONDITION
improbable Development
OF Complications Alt
That Can Defeat His
Recovery, Says Sawyer

HEAD.
QUARTERS, PALACE HO-
TEL, SAN FRANCISCO, Aug.
l. = (By The Associated
- Drnnilo- Ill
The Democrat-herald., 1923-12-21
Treasurer. Notice
0. R.qu..t For Ia. Deed

TO every person In actual possession or occu-
psaey Of the hereinafter described land lot or
pssmisss. and ~ the person in whose name abe
same was taxed or specially assessed. and to
eli psrsons having aa iorsrest oF t'tlc Of record
OF 70 the same
Notice Il hsesby given that on the e4th deg
Of Decsmbev. A. D, 1920. the following de-
scEbed property situate In tho county Of Baca
and stsls Of Colorado, to.w't:
Lots J. Q. II. IA. u. Eh of NEN, NJ OF
SEN. NEI Of SWh, section 10. township 81,
range a. Lots 8, q Section Is. township 81.
range IS. sis acres. wa -;.i for the last half
Of delinquent taxcs for tho year 1919 and pur-
chased by Frank ". Roberts. who hath made
request upon the Treasurer Of said county for
Q desd.
Ths< ths said premises were taxed for said
year 1913, Ia shc name of Oscar G. Rodgers.
That the time Of rcaelopton Of said real estate
from such tax sale will expire Or the 18th day
Of Asrch. A. D.. 1924. and unleas redeemed on
beforo said day decd will bo issued there
for.
Dated this 18th day ot November. A. D. 1928.
Jesse L. Homer,
Treasurer Of said county Of Baea.
First publication Nov. q
Lest pubiiesuon Dec. 81
The Democrat-herald., 1923-12-21
Treasurer's Notice
On Request for Tax Deed

To every person in actual possession occu
panoy Of the hereinafter despribcd land. lot oil
prsmisss. and to the person in whose name ths
same was taxed or specially assessed. and Il
oil psrssns having IN interest or titis Of record
IN or to the same.
Notics is hsrsby given that on the 24th day
day Of f'ccember. A. D., 1920. tho following de-
scribod property. situate in tho county Of Bacs
and skatp of Coloeado. to-wit:
-nDu ~, Il, ", q. 81 S,s OF secuon q
tswnship =. range u, swh OF Swh of sec.
Son o. township s2. range II, was sold for the
delinquent taxes for the year 1918 an purchas
ID By Frank ". Roberts, who hath made re
quest upon the Treasurer Of said county for q
deed.
That tho said premises were taxed for said
year lsIs in the name of ohas. N. Iibbitt. That
The time Of redemption Of said real estate from
ssah tax sals will expire on the 18th day of
hsnse, 4, D., is2i. and unless redeemed on or
bstoss sid day . decd will be issued therefor.
pessd this 18th day Of November. A. D.. 1928.
Tease L. Homer.
Treasurer Of the said county Of Bnca.
First publication Nov. 20
Last publication Dec. q
The Democrat-herald., 1923-12-21
Public Tru.fee'. Sale

| Whereas, Minnie n. Bass, whose address 1,
Tulsa. Okla. erantor by her Trust Deed. datet
| April ist, 1921. and recorded May 9th. 1871. II
the ofiee OF the clerk and recorder Of Bses
| county, Colorado, In book l07 at paes ~ Of thu
records Of said county conveyed to the public
trustee Of said county the following land In said
county. to-wit:
rhs west half of the southwest quarter [w,i
Of sWh1 Of reetson fourteen [il and the
| northeast quarter tNEh1 and north half OF
southeast quarter tNts OF SEM1 Of s4ction ft-
teen tl6l in township twenty nine (eD] south,
range forty nine [49l west Of the sixth princi.
pal meridian. in said Baca county. Coio.. con-
faining 800 acres, in trust to secure the payment
Of one prciuipal note Of even date with said
trust deed for $4,000. payable to the order Of
George ". Morris. IN April l. 1925, after the
date thereof with interest thereon from the
date therof until paid. at ten per cent per an.
mum. interest payable semi-annually on April
at. and october 1lt In each year. - evidenced
by ten interest coupons o. syen date herewith.
And whereas. default has been made BY the
said srantar 10 ssid Trust Deed in the perform
sncs Of the covenants aud conditions impossd
upon her by the terms OF said trust dssi in
this- to-wtt: The said srantor has failed 10 pay
part interest due April ist. 1879. S12Io, and
intssest due octq6sr lst, Ia99. s2Sao. and lsa,
taxts.
And whercss the legal holder Of the jndebt.
ednsas represented By said note has fled with
said public trustAs notice snd dsnsad In writ
n9 declaring said default and o. citing 70 6seisrs
the whole debt represented by said note and inter
est thereon to date OF sale due aud payable. and
demanding tbs sale Of said land under said
trust dsed.
Now therefore. public notice Is hereby sivsn
that, pursuant to said notice, election and de-
mand. and under and by viatue Of the authority
vested In m. by said tru,t ds,i and ths law.
Jesse L. Homer, public trustee Of said Baca
county, will sell the above desc Id land r.
cash. at public auction. to the shsst bIdde
at the east front door Of the county court house
In Springfield In the county Of Bacs and stat
Of Colorado. on Tuesday the 18th day Of Janu
ary. A. p. 1924. at 10 o'clock In the forenoon
for the purpose Of paying said note, interest to
date Of sale. taxes and The expenses Of this
SALE and will give to the purchaser thsrsaf .
csrHacsts Of purchase thsr,for as preyldsd y
law.
Dated osssmbx llth, 1883,
Jssss L, Homer.
Public Trustee Of Bsca c,uny, Colorado
First publication Dec. 18th, 1923
ast Publication Jsn ilth, 1874
The Democrat-herald., 1923-12-21
Treasurer. Notice
On Request For Tax Deed

To every person in actual possession or oceu-
pAncy Of ths hsfeinaftcr described land. lot OF
prsnaisss, and to tho person in whose name ths
snnas vas taxed or specially assessed. and 70
all persons having ap Interest or title Of record
In or to the same.
Notice IL hereby Rivtn that on the 2th day
Of Dscembsr. A. D.. 1920. the following doscrib.
ID prupsfty. situate In the county Of Baca and
stats Of Colorado. to-wt:
The northwest quarter and the north half Of
the southwest quarter Of section twelve, town.
ship tNsaty nine, range forty nins west Of the
sixth .. NJ, was sold for the delinquent taxel
for Tie year 1919 and purchased BY Frank W.
Rsssets, who hath made request upon fhl
trsaoarsr Of said County for deed.
That ths said premises were taxed for said
year 1919. IN the MANS Of J. r. NcllvAns. That
The time Of redemption Of said real estats fron,
such sax ssis will expire on the 18th dav OF
March. A. D.. 1924. and unless redeemed on or
bsfors said day . dssd will be Issued ths-efor
Dated this 18th day of November. A. D.. 1928.
Jssse L. Homer.
Tfsssursr Of the said county Of Baea.
First pubueation3Nov. - 3
Last pahusstioa Dsc. n
The Democrat-herald., 1923-12-21
Public Trusted's Sa!o

Whereas, Homer L. johnson, whose address is
Boise City. Oklahoma. Rrantor by his Trus.
Dsed, date 25th Of June, 1890 and recorded
AuguEt 10th. 1920. in the Office Of the clerk and
| recorder OF Baca county. Colorado. in book 10,
| at page zoo Of the records of said county, con-
! veyod to the Public Trustee OF said county tho
following land in said county. to-wit:
Lots l-2-3-4. the south half Of the northeast
quarter and the south half Of the northwest
quarter Of section in township 10 south of
range ~ west the sixth r. NJ. in trust to
secure the payment of one principal note of
even date with said Trust Deed for sl,soo. 90,
payable to the order of Gertrude Sedbe,ry Cor.
don John A. Sedberry and B. d. Funk. on or
before years after date with interest thereon
from date At the rate OF per cent per annum
payable annually.
And whereas. default has been made by the
said Erantor in said Trust Deed in the perform.
ancs OF the covenants and conditions impo.ed
upon him by the terms Of said trust deed in
this. to-vit: Thst said srantor has failed to
pav said principal note and has ilxes.
And whereas. the legal holder OF the indeb..
eddsss represented by said note has fisd with
SAID Public Trustee notice and demand in writ
ing, declaring said default and clectinR to de-
ciaie the whole debt rcrrcsented by said note
and interest thereon to date Of sale due and
payable. and demanding the sale Of said land
under said trust deed.
NO" therefor. public notice is hereby given
that, pursuant To ssid not!cc. election and de.
Inand. and undor and by virtue of the author
tty vested In me by said Trust Deed and the
Iaw. ]. Jesse L. Homer. Public Trustee Of said
beeA county. will sell the above described land
Tor eash. st public suction. to the highe,t bid.
aef at the east front door ,f the county court
nouss' Springfield in the county of Baca and
ss" Q. COLORADO on Monday. the 3ist day Of
december. A. D.. 1923, at 10 o'clock In the
forenoon for the purpose Of paying said note.
taxes and the expenses of this sale. and will
give to the purchaser thereof q certificate of
purchase therefor aa provided by law.
Dated November 2srd 1919.
Jesse L. Homer,
Public Trustee Of Baca county. Color ado
first Publication November 3d. 1923
Last Publication December 90. 1928
The Democrat-herald., 1923-12-21
Treasurer. Nstiee
o, Request Fer Il. Deed

ro avery psssoo 10 &ctuai posessssos - 'ese
..,n.y Of III. hsssiasssss Assssits1 issd. ~ o.
.-s,,,..e and 70 ths psssse 10 vsess sans M
..ns ~. taxed OF sessiai1y .sssssssd' and %
al, p.r,ons haxinG .inrsssst % et&is Of feo'Eo
an No.,c, i, hsrsby eisss that On the Ath ~
:. n...mhsr. A. D. ~. ~ foaowtns osscf7s.
~ n,ons,<y, ,its.ss n ~ eppa0 Of Ssca -
~. NEN 4 Sen. ssetiea g, tewaship -.
n L,.s j. 81 4 M Of sW%' ;NWf
ls avm ..etson -, sswasAiS 81. raass - -
o. %. -. so,d feeths isIasssst t.xss fes ~
sels'. ,o,o w .od pusshsssA b. Fra.k v. eossft.
.s,h M. . request ussa tAs 1sssssrsr =
said county for go -
,o,a @ :" ,ss n.ms 4 =. =. hayG. TAs* u sns
1.io amn.,o, = of ~ rssi sssass sran such ~
OF OF ri, sxpi,s - ~ ~ day Of March. 4. D
SAFE ~ ns na,.s rsSssnsl - . ssfoss s.id ssy
- al, =, ,esusl thssese.
eeOa na,~s hi. - ~ 4 Nsvsessr' A. p IN.
Ssss I. nsoG.
r.euse 4 ~ ~ sesssy ea nssa
~, ,upysas. yss..ss
. 81 - vussssAs. pss.a
The Democrat-herald., 1923-12-21
Notes = kaAsrs

Bids viii b sesfvsd - ~ osssa q ese.
County comrs ssa>s.s Of Bses esssty sat II
o'clock. Jan~asy ~. DN. snd win thsa b
opened for the ssestssstiss of:
Grading twenty aiiss sf sssSsy highwsy b.
xinning at s'sts kghvay No. q - Shs bW
corner Of sectlo~ and nv ssspss q Aesfaoe
II. tovsship thirty. raass ~. sxtsa1ins .
miles east to stats hishway Ne. 81.
Bids must - On standard forms seeseesd IN Q
called snvalope. aaA lahsisd "fsopooal for tn
-onstrsstion Of twenty aiias Of ssadias county
iRhway. sstsnd'ns froa stats hiehwas u
{ wenty nilss ssst 70 state hiGhway. No. ~
The hoard Of Bsea ess1ty soamisstoaNs WI
not bs responsible for .hs pssusatuss ossnins
of bids not proHAgly labsisd.
Bids Will b rscstssd ss ths oiacs OF the
ouniy eisvk assA nscosd~. epssngnsd. Colo.
A certified ehseas (Bid6srs bond not accept
.tl.) for the s,,a of 6ys hunArsd doa'ars iStoo
70, payable to the eosnty e,ssk sad fseoee9 o.
B.ra county uaust b. dspositsd with all BIDS
and ,scsipt taken therefoe ffom ess eoonsv
clerk The ehseks si the three lowest hd1ses
will be held until. he ceatract IL swsrded pso'
vided this period dess not sxessd tsn days.
Bide will he fos the following casssss an
kinda of work required asslpdsns the sOseahea
tons following. thus:
]. Road to b. cut n Esse fFoa tssk 70 bank
:. Width q fest with Il. sioss.
.. The crown to be incbss Dirt st ssoaAsr
and inches in csntsr.
s. Work vih eumm,nc, on or hsfore March
lst 1924. weathsr sopditions Dsrmitdus.
Time being important. the dats ~ for com
x,ietasn will be given csnsidssstion in awarAins
che cIAtrast.
Each ppsposai nusl be for all iesas y sesufs
4-on-ideratio. aad zach proposal Will bs esussd-
erred on the basis Of 4ke total Of the Items, sx-
rept that separate bids VII b received for
grading and roacrete work when dssnssd sdvis-
able.
Bias must b upse DO plans and specifications
in the abovs vss6tnG and - 6is In The once
of the county cIssk and rseee6sS. Baea county.
Alternate plass o. seeeihaatsons wiu sof b
.considered.
The Board of county eomaissioasrs RESERVES
ah. right 10 esjsct any and III BIDS.
Victor q. Baker.
Couaty Clsxt,
1.1rst r1blication De. IL -
Last publication Dec. 81, ~
The Democrat-herald., 1923-12-21

For Rent.-1oS acres. all fenc,
ed; so in cultivation, so acres
more to break. Fine wheat land
but will raise anything or would
sell. Located ] mile east OF G..
1. school, 9 miles south Of Villas.
- ]. W. Rice,
c39 Jennings. Okla.
The Democrat-herald., 1923-12-21
Great Player Piano Bargain

Will give a sacrifice price on
this high grade player piano
that just came into our possess
sion and low stored near
Springfield. Liberal terms to
reliable person. Write quick lor
price and full particulars to The
Denver Music Co..
csc Denver, Colo.
The Democrat-herald., 1923-12-21
Christmas, [ll;,,l, Mail

Sunday. Gee. a8. windows viii
be open from 1920 TO l:30.
On Christmas the postomce
will be open from 11:80 to 1880,
Oarcels will not be handed
out after windows are closed,
A. A. Haserman, p. M.
The Democrat-herald., 1923-12-21
Catarrh Can Be Cured

Catarrh is . local disease. greatly
influenced BY constitutional condi.
tions. II therefore requires constitu.
fional treatment. HALLS CATARRR
MEDICINE u taken internally and
acts through the Blood or the Mucous
Surfaces Of the System. HALLS
CATARRH MEDICINE destroys the
foundation Of ~ disease. gives the
patient strength By improving the gen
eraI health and assists nature In doing
its work.
All druggists. Circulars free.
r. !. 0saey = Co. Toledo. Ohio.
The Democrat-herald., 1923-12-21
Stationery Prepo.al and Bid

Notscs is hsesby given that The soard Of county
eommissioners Of Baca. Colo, will receive bids
until noon on the 10Th day Of January. A. D.. 1924
fer all books. stationery. records and other sup
plies a. used and furnishsd to ooficers Of said
county.
Also all county printing for the year loet. Said
supplies more fully described - follows:
County trsasursr's and assessors supplies sue h
- tax roll OF 200 passs tax roespts or books and
tax schedules. etc.
County clerk and recorders supplies. such .,
Colorado legal blanks. letter heads, envelopes
sanford's- Watsfman's, Collins, and Carter's
American court house ink. rubpsr bands. pc ms.
letter dlos' psn-holdsrs. lead psncis, Typewriter
and adding mschius paper. carb,n copy sheets
bound aud loose leaf records. transfer bin iers
etc.
All proposals. to BE- scaled and msrksd Station :
cry Proposals and directed 70 Victor G. Baker
COUNTY clerk and Recorder. Springfield. Colo.
The sht Is reserved t, rsjsst any and all bid.
OF to aecspt any part Of any bid. rejecting the
balanes thereof.
In Witasss whereof have hsrssntai ss. my
hand end aAlxsa my otiieiai seal ct sprinrdsld
Bees county. Colo. tais 18th day Of Dsssmssr
A. D.. ia23
Victor G. Baker,
County Clerk and Recorder, Rses county, Colo.
By Claude u. Luuiy. dep uty
The Democrat-herald., 1923-12-21
Antelope Flats

About six inches of snow fell
on the flats Monday night.
Mrs. Henson and family called
at Barlow's Thursday.
Jack rabbits are getting nu-
merous.
Arthur Henson helped Jesse
Kaufman work on his Ford Fri =.
day.
News is scarce this week.
The Democrat-herald., 1923-12-21
She,ips Sale

BY virtue Of . certain writ Of execution Issued
out Of the clerks Office Of the county court Of
Bncn county and state OF Color ado. and to me
directed. Whereby am commanded to make
the sum Of ono hundred ninety-eiaht and 20
Tooth dollars. ($'es.2O and costs Of suit. the
amount Of a certain judgement recently OBJ
tained against j. A. Bishop In favor of r. F.
Patterson out Of the lands. tenem-ntx. goods
and chattcls Of the said J. A. Bishop. I have
levied on the following described real estate.
to-wie
All Of the right. title and interest Of the
above named defendant In and tn the south
west quarter OF the northwest quarter tSWh
NW') OF section three tsl. according to the
original government survey thereof and known
ms Tract thirty seven t3') of township thirty
three tss youth Of range afty 10, west of the
sixth principal meridian. under the more recent
government survey thereof. The northcaa'
quarter Of the s'u'hcaIt quarter lNEN SEW
the south half OF tho northeast quarter (Sh
NElil Of section nine t9). the southwest ausr-
ter OF the northw,st quarter tSwN NwN, Of
section ten no in township thirty three (a3)
south OF ranse fifty 1907 west Of the sixth
principal meridian under the original govern
mcnt survey thereof, and known under the
moro recent government survey A. Tract thirty
nine ls9l township thirty three ISL south of
rnnss fifty G5n] west Of the sixth prlncipal
meridian. situated In Baca county and state Of
Colorado.
Therefore, according to said command. I shall
expose for sale. at public auction. all the right
title and interest of the above named J. A.
Bishop In and to the above described property.
on Monday the fourteenth day Of January. 1874.
Mt 10 o'clock q, M. q, the e.At fr.nt door Of the
court house In Springfield. Baea county. Colo
r.do. Dated at Springfield this eighth day Of
December. 1929.
VIM. E. Dunivsn,
Sheriff Of Baca County.
Date OF first publication Dsc. II. 1921
Dat. Of laas Sss@sss'ea. ysn. n. fssl.
Evening star., 1923-12-13
Low WAGE STATUS
OF WOMEN SHOWN
Miss Anderson Says Halt in
Ohio Get Less Than SIS
Per Week.

The most important single FACTOR
3, connection with women in indus
,rv is their earnings. according 10
the annual report of Mary Anderson
director of the women's bureau OF 'he
l,enartment Of Labor. made pubic
today.
Nlss Anderson spoke of conditions
among women in industry, put U. ne
cwn bureau she says several VI ny
separations from the SaN uuiins ,n,,
last year were the
with this restrictim TO I,soo
,.ear" She said. "it is not possible 10
hold agents who have far more au
vantageous offers for similar e,hpauS
,,.nI outside OF the government serF-
.r Ohio, the report said. statistics les
s-,rUnd that out of lSarly Se,oUV
us.n4n II earned less thah slf''
a &rek these wages were ms
II T5wsver than In any OF Ten .; s.ae
.,rceat Rhode Island, wheTe lnr
,.s.,nns we're made by the bureau.
nther studies made during the
vAar include special studies or cen
s,,, material to show development oi
opportunity for women In lnuus'iy
a study of inventions paeeu c
Women: an examination OF the rec
oros of textile mills 10 nho ou'
causes of absenteeism among woman
+e%i!-o workers. and a study OF IN
,.ustrial accidents among woman
,-or.ers in industry.
Notwithstanding this list OF activl-
lies the women's bureau consluers
fhat the outstanding achievement
curing the wear was the women IN
G,,sirial conference held in Washing.
ION last January. More than 5oo
linen rom forty states were regis
tered as delegates to the cenference'
which at its close outlined q oeiiiii.e
program to provide opportunity u
woman workers.
Evening star., 1923-12-13
FOUR NEW COMMITTEES
NAMED BY LINCOLN HEAD
Rivers and Harbors, Streets, Pub
lie Health and Utilities
Groups Announced.

The following additional commit
tees of the Lincoln Park Citizens
Association have been announced by
GuiIford 5. Jameson, president OF the
association:
Rivers and harbors-Ray L. Smith
chairman: George II. Smith, Edw. Van
Loock, Leo B. Alternately, Harry t.
Robert, W. Z. Ridgeway. r. Q. Boss
G. F. Bright, D. J. Burger j. l.. Card
well and c. s. Schroeder.
Streets. avenues, etc.-J. NJ. Hodge,
chairman: Harry E. Nau, Allen A.
Denham. S. F. McCulley, Ed H. Cham
bers. ]. F. Bixler, III. L. Bushong, J. NJ.
Crown, Leslie ]. Leiper. Charles Ash
ford, Joseph Goldenberg. A. II. Lith-
gov, Charles Schalesser and v. b.
Smith.
Public health-Dr. Albert w. Davis.
chairman; DR.. c. c. Read, DR.. l. H
Lamb, DR.. Nathan Sugar, DR.. j. T.
vivian, Henry Riecks, A L Waters,
DIR. c. Murphy. Edward Mayhew, La
fayette G. Buehler. Emil G. Kaiser,
c. e. Kalstrom and G. F. Stewart.
Public utilities-W. G. Ladd, chair
man; Benjamin Cady Milton Bari
stow, H. B. Chase, B. r. Ridgeway. J.
c. Boss, John J. Tolcott Leland c.
Bigelow, William Brace, E. b. Bald
win and E. G. Wright.