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LABOR SHORT HERE | A
BET OTHER STATES Adam D
REPORT A SURPLUS of the best
: Brookland {
x That common labor is short in Co- .. ,
tion, died si
lumbia ana throughout this state, day ^ ,
while there is a surplus.in other states. takeQ ^^
is information received today by the
, , waS not ref
federal employment service,, in its , ,, nomo
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weekly bulletin from Washington griv- <^apt
ingr figures for the entire country as tQn county
to the labor situation. John L. Davis , .
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superinendent of the employment ser- , . +.
SCi 6Q in LI
vice today wired the Chicago employ- ^
1 * or- tions and \
ment today wired the Chicago employ} with the ^
ment office that he could use as many j ^uard
hs 3,000 negro workmen^ if they wantjed
t?-really work. The local e Pl?r-j ican troubl,
ment office has no funds for getting j r
! war capt. o
the laborers to the state, but it is;
i \,-yTT I prevented
probable that some of the workers!
V ] with the me
may be sent here to meet the demand:
tain of the
in this state. Tn many of the South,
and later se
em states there is a shortage of com- ?apt g^u!
moil laborers while in many Western
j? * > years ago l
aud Northern states there is a surplus.
He was aisi
The employment service has. infor-!
^ i amount of
motion today showing that there is: valuable re,
a great surplus of cmmmon labor in,1 ,
. . had acquire
Illjy&ois; in California there is a sur- .
a citizen h<
plus of approximately 7 300; Iowa has'
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1,200 more common laborers than ,
were shock*
that state needs, accrding to the fig-! ? .
j t~lQ IS SUi
ures the federal employment service;, .
before her
in that stat; there is a surplus of 1 500 ,,
9 1 Gregory, by
Missouri and Ohio has 5 000 more ,
> I ry Buck, M
than are needed. j ~ ... .
! Smith and
Superintendent Davis report to ,^ew j}rook
Washngton shows a shortage of ap- ghull Gree
proximately 2,500 common laborers in| ghull' an^ (
this state. Georgia reports a shortage j^rooj.jan(j
of more than a thousand; Mississippi .
Thef uer
needs at least 1,000 common laborers; ,fi TT
. _ _ _ Mt. Hermc
North Carolina is short several hun- ? , , _
o'clock Wee
dred and \ irginia a thousand. Mich ,
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ign also shows a shortage of 2^000
common laborers.
With regard to importing negro la BJLIS
borers into the state from Chicago; We invit*
1,200 more common laborers thanjers to the
that the idea of the employment ser-1 live Herbs
vice and of the employees of com- excellent sr
men labor would be to get these men I persons wh
if they were the working kind. j worthless 1
There is a special demand for farm best remed
labor in this and other Southern kidneys, 1*1;
states. The employment service con give almost
place a large numbr of farm laborers; (' Swvgert
if they can get them. While there is this county
a greater supply of clerical and inside anteed by 1
workers than there is demand, it is'and result
stated that demand for experts can j iswygert at
not be filled. As far as the figures go the wondef
it would appear that many of the job ^ medicine.
soakers are out for plums and not for '
work. j Subscribe
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DAM D SHX'IxL. COTTOX SEED FOR SALE.
Shull aged 79 years, one
* .. , We have a few more bushels of <
known residents of New
. ? , _ . Half and Half well selected cot
uid throughout this sec- >
. ? . ,, seed which we are offering at $2
uddenly at his home Mon.
. _ < . , TT per bushel
bout 8 o'clock. He was
_ , . . . . .... Half and Half is one of the-m
Sunday but his condition
, , .' ... .. prolific varieties known, and as <
yarded as serious until his
unexpectedly supply is limited we would advise >
ill was a native of Lexing- to uow.
. . . .. . . -d HARMON DRUG CC
and had lived in Brookially
all of his life. He! :
. . .. WORTH TRYIN G
le war between the secI
T* n?n TITltll cloAfllf
vas prominently identified ,uv 441 v ,wv" r~
.. .. , ness look to your diet. Drink no
>uth Carolina National J
ien these troops were call or ciffee for a feTV days and take '
re service during the Mex- ot Chamberlain's Tablets
e and later to the world after supper ,0 improve your ?is
hull regretted that his age tion' These taWets als0 cause a ?
, . .. ... ,. tie movement of the bowels. T1
his active participation
? -rr. ^ i are unsurpassed for ronstipation.
in. He was at one time cap . 1 '
New Brookland company
>rved as a staff officer. FOR SALE 2 good milch cc
II was engaged until a few with young calves. Will sell cit,
n the mercantile business. one or h?th.
:> a farmer haying a large D. ^ Backman
property and held other Edmund S (
al estate property. He.2t-'Pdd
quite a large income. As
a was held in the highest FITS STOMACH TROUBLE OVE
a had hosts of friends who j0iin j> Barker, Battle Creek, M
id by the news of his death writes -was troubled with heartbi
rvived by his widow^ who .ndigestion and liver complaint in
marriage was Miss Alice j [ began using Chamberlain's Tabl<
four daughters^ Mrs. Hen then my trouble was over." If 3
rs W E Metts^ Mrs. Frank are troubled with indigestion or c
Miss Marie Shull^ all of stipation give them a trial. They i
land, by four sonsy W G do you good.
nville; Ed Shull Frank I
Charlton Shull^ all of Neiv i Wanted?The public to know t
and by eight granchildre j j carry a fun ijne Gf general mercl
al services were held at(f^jse also farm imnlements and rer
>n [Lutheran church at 3 J partg
inesday afternoon followed j FRED C CRAP!
it in the churchyard j st29pd.
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S' NATIVE HERBS. J NOTICE OF ELECTION
i the attention of our read; All resident qualified electors
advertisement of Pliss Xa Star school district No. 10 will pie
and recommend it as an j take notice that an election will
>ringtime remedy for all j held therein at the school house
o have that tired sleepy: Saturday, the 17th day of [May 1
leeling. It is one of the for the purpose of voting a levy
ies for disordred stomach four mills therein 1'or school purpc
idder etc. known and wnl Polls will open at 7 A M and close
instant relief. Oapt John 4 P M Bring tax recei]>ts and regh
of Peak is the agent for tion certificates,
and this medicine is guar- By order of the County Board
lim. The price is cheap! Education.
great, write or ' Scott Shirey
Peak and lie will explain | R l> Kinard
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ul curative powers of this Lucius T. Sen
Board of Trustees of No 10 S<-h J>
April 2*. 1919. )
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