The Abilene Daily Reporter (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 22, No. 40, Ed. 1 Wednesday, January 22, 1919 Page: 6 of 6
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Kin tho surplus ot munlHona workers that the conquest of the Zapata ftnl wlfhthftla"''
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la Increaslnff fii Atlanta while Savan
nah reports a shortage ot n00 mechan-
ics. tCommon labor shtn workers and
rtfrrnters are needed In tho state
Jllchmond. Va reports that plants
plo9cd for Inventory are now taklns
on employees. Carpenters and labor
ers are needed In the state. Surpluses
In Tennessee are reported to bo In
creasing though plants are adding to
their forces Memphis reports a small
siifrlagp. 1' ' Tjnakprs at J vcrl-
cians are especially needed In the
slate. North Carolina shows continued
shortages In nearly all lines. Carpen-
ters are especially needed there. In
Maryland there Is a general demand
for classos of labor
PACIFIC COAST Seattlo reports a
continued Increase In the number of
employes and n slight shortage. Slight
decreases aro Indicated In Portland
Oregon whore there still continues to
ally over the nrevlnus wnntr. ihnueli Ue a snlus In skilled and unsklllo-l
from reports received tho shortago ofift'or- California still shows a surplus
20000 Indicated last week has bccnPvlch has been Increased sinco the
reduced to 11000. South Bethlehem provlous week's report
and Allcntown report reduction In tho
number of employees. Most other cit
ies report additions to their forces.
Marlscal rebels in the state virtually of his lieutenant
Is completed. General Silycstre Marat-
cal former governor ot Guerrero hai
been under arrest In the capltat slme;
January 2. 1918 on a charge of dl
obedience ot orders-
Tho pacification ot the state
Morelos stronghold of tho Zapata
lowora-lms been almost accomplls
according to official announcemer
by the forces operating under 00
eral Pablo Gon7alps Spanish Intl
enza and famine havo played bavo
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UNI SITUATION 0IE1 TIE NATION
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OHIO Akron Is tho only city In tho
stnto reporting any material shortage
and there Is n considerable reduction
of this shortago over tho previous
week. In othor cities surpluses aro
Increasing. Jn Cincinnati tho surplus
Is placed at 2000 Cleveland 20000;
Toledo. 10.000; Dayton 7000.
MIDDLE WESTERN Detroit's sur
plus stilt stands but an Increase In the
number of employees is Indicated by
tho reports. Similar Increases aro re-
ported in Flint. Grand Rapids and
Jackson. There Is a demand for conv
mon labor in tho state mid for -wem-
ors. In Indiana n small surplus is in-
dicated In Indianapolis South Rend
Torre Haute tho rest of the Btato be-
ing about equal. Thero is still a. sur-
plus In many Hues In Illinois especi
ally in labor clerical Coul miners
brick layers painters nnd plaBtercfc.
Duluth Minn. reports an Increase In
tho number of qmployecs While Min
neapolis shows iy slight decrease. Oth-
erwise supply in tho state about equals
tha demand.
WESTERN Missouri shows contin-
ued 'surpluses particularly In tho6aa-
torn section of tho Btate. St. LouIb in-
dicates a slight surplus with a consid-
erable reduction In tho number of em-
ployees over last woek. Utah bIiows a
surplus of COO as against -tOO in the
previous report. Montana still has a
surplus railroad machinists and hotel
help being In demand. Tho closing
down of oro mines leaves a surplus
of about r000 men in that lino. Den-
ver. Colorado reports that instead of
Industry reducing Its forces It ha3 ad-
dod to them though quito a marked
reduction In employees is looked for
In tho beet sugar Industry where there
'Is a largo surplus of farm labor caused
(by the closing down cf sugar factories.
f In all other stato tho demand for labor
of this character has been so great as
in In ml amvnn i.tnntAr tn mnlinat tilt
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Throughout tho cdunlry thero has
been a considerable Increase In sur-
plus but plants that have been reduc
ing ror tue last two weeKs naf nppca
to be putting on men
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ADOIT EXTEIIMINATEI)
MEXICO CITY Jan. 21. General
Fortunato Maycottc In charge of the
paciflcat on of the state ot Guerrero
has reported to tho war department
according to an official announcement
by that branch of the government
ju ..111. . ia inrnQinn. ' Dcpnrtmoiit of Iibor to Import work
Tho only general surpluses reported f 'rom Mexico as already mentioned
aro In carpenters and clerical workors
though thero Is somo demand for hv-
bnrors and woodsmen.
In tho news dispatches.
SOUTHERN Birmingham Alabama
reports a shortago though thero has
ja'bcon a reduction In tho number of em-
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the only state showing a continued dc- 8ral)j0 ncf j the number of
mand for all linos. Tho .demand for employees Or tho Btato there Is n
PENNSY IA'AN I A Pcnsylvanla
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codrtlonsThroughout t a country Is on tho previous repor't. Plants thwo taboww. coal miners quarrymen mid shortage of Mrm labor common labor.
iiAoSyrVISob. aro said to be laying off men at tho shlp-workera has Increased oubstantl- carpcntorSnd coal miners. In Geor-
talned by tho Department of I.abor. t of about a thousand a week at tho
Theai.Teports aro received by tolo- present tlmo TUoor w a slight short
ernDhttfrotn local representatives of ago in New
States" Employment Sor-
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'Th situation as to common labor
has mutprially changed sinco last wees
In many sedtIona. Twelvo states re
port kjturplua.ot this class as against
Britain and 2.0(10 surplus
hi Norwich no against MO last week
hvlth plants roduyliije ihoir forcon. Now
unven b oxpocteu rouueuon ot i.uu'i
was cut lu two though tho general
surplus thero has boon increased. Now
London shows a slight Increase In tho
slato remaining practically stationary.
A few agricultural workers molders
and sheet motal worhors aro needed.
Boveirtrtiites last week. Tho twelve 'nuinbor of omployeos. the rest of the
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mates' Krq uaurornia uoioruuo muuu
JUlnqHi.''IhJlana )owa Missouri Mon-
taha. obrBska- North Dakota. Oregon
Uh Iri 'nearly all the southern
stnte there is a sfiortage in all trades
tho MrnilusQs reported being (a a few
apecltrades. Tho 'country's surplus-
es seem lo" follow a belt across country
from Connecticut to Minneapolis.
South of that Una there aro general
shortages. Weather conditions as af
fecting lake navigation are said in a
measure to bo responsible for this.
NEW ENGLAND Boston reports in-
dlcate a reduction of 2.500 in the num-
ber of employees with no large sur-
pluses In other parts of the state ex-
cept jin Lynn and Worcester tho for-
mer showing a surplus of 1.190. the
latter 2.EQ0. The more Important sur-
pluses are in carpenters clerical work-
ers .machinists and machine tool
handi. Br)dgepoft. Connecticut shows
NEW YORK STATE Plants closing
for invoutory in New York Olty reduc-
ed thb nuinbor of employee by about
10000. but thoso plants are now in-
creasing their forces. A surplus ot
Bkillad and semiskilled workers Is in-
tf1(nfial fnp tlin fltntn Tn AlhntlV 11
slight reduction lu omployeoa Is ex-
pected. In Binghamtoii many plants
closed Tor Inventory are reopening
Buffalo's surplus Is placed at 1200');
SyraoiiBe. 4000; Rochester. 3.000; t'ti-
ca. 2.000; Kingston. 1.300. Shortages
in the state are indicated i common
labor ship and railroad workers and a
few auto mechanics.
NEW JERSEY-Supply and demand
reported to remain about equal. New-
ark is increasing the number of am-
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any indicatiomthat your blodHi supply
is becoming- sluggish or t
a lassening-force.
By lceeplnrrVpoar bod p-irified
your system mote ealy wards off
disease that Js e veywte.t en t. wa UJog
to attack wherever thero an unen-
tr BloodlSuppIv
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l medicine will
rnnd give you
Balthy vigorous
A few uottle3 o!
irreat vegetable bloot
I levitalizo your bloot
jiuw nirciiKiii mm u if
EveryonOjfTeeds it just now
tho systeH in perfect condi-
Go to yoiur drug store and get
ottle to-da; and if you need any
medical jwrvlce you can obtain it
wUhoutfcoat by writing to Sledlcal
cctor Swift Specific Co. 25 Swift
Laboratory Atlanta- Ga.
FRANCE'S SONS WIN rXDYIXd
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No other nation has spilled its blod
more freoly thjitdemocracymlht live
than has France. Hcr'sons haveArl-
f Iced more of bipod and lf treasure
than thbso ot6rTIuibriiatlon. Th
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It is a jwrnple harmless
ves the catarrhal
intestinal tract and
alla.Ctho Inflammation which causos
partlcally all stomach liver and Intcs-'
tlnal ailments- Including appcnuicitis.
One dos will convince or money re-
funded. McLomora-Bass Drug Co. adv
"Just iorJhmmt
Potatoes are Irish arfifso'is Tom Midn. 1 1 jtfmonsfV
old snyinir thatjou nn't Ki'ep ii (ioiidjrfiiti Downv
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DEL-TEX OIL
OF De LEON TEXAS
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of this stock for sale and it is
fajiU-rbilcne Office with Mid-Con linen I Oil
Exchange 1020 N. 1st St Phone 21 1.
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The Abilene Daily Reporter (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 22, No. 40, Ed. 1 Wednesday, January 22, 1919, newspaper, January 22, 1919; Abilene, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth317645/m1/6/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Abilene Public Library.