Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 37, Number 302, 24 October 1912 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PAI LAU1UM AND SUN-TELEGRAI, THURSDAY OCTOBER 24, 1912.

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STATE FINDS WORK FOR 11,05 PERSONS

Average Cost of Operation Is One Dollar, According to Annual Report. SOUTH BEND, Ind., Oct. 24. It has cost the state of Indiana $1 per person employed to operate the free employment bureau with Its branches at South Bend, Evansville, Terre Haute and Fort Wayne, according to a report made by Thomas W. Brolley, state statistician, of whose office the free employment bureau is a part. The cost of operating the main office at Indianapolis for the fiscal year of 1912 was 30 cents per each person who was given employment, as against 35 cents for 1911. The various branch offices, outside of Indianapolis, have made the following records during the time they have teen in operation: South Bend 2,871 applications for jobs filed, 1,823 filled; 3081 applications for workmen filed, 1,258 not filled. . Evansville 2,434 applications for jobs filed, 1,918 filled; 3,204 applications for workmen filed, 1, 286 filled. Terre Haute 5,902 applications for jobs filed, 4,401 filled; 5,661 applications for workmen filed, 1,260 not filled. Fort Wayne 4,937 applications for jobs filed, 2,933 filled; 4.146 applications for workmen filed, 2,223 not fillad. Many Get Work. The total number of persons who secured employment through the branch agencies during the 15 months that they have been in operation was 11,075 and the total cost of maintaining the branches was $11,609. Oswald Stahn, who is in charge of the Indianapolis main bureau, says that a comparison of the total number of men out of work who have been employed through the state's bureau, shows an increase for the third year over the first year of 30 per cent. Main Office Busy. The state free employment bureau at the state house has been in operation since Oct. 1, 1909, while the branches have been in operation only for 15 months. The total number of persons who have applied for work at the Indianapolis bureau since it was opened is 17,560, and work was obtained for 11,153 of these persons. Applications for help were filed numbering 15,329, and 4,176 of the inquirers were forced to seek help elsewhere. During the fiscal year of 1912. 6,486 applications for work were received at the Indianapolis bureau and 5,104 of the applicants were placed. There were 7,649 calls for labor and 2,545 of these applications had to be turned down because of the scarcity of laborers near the close of the season. At the branch offices, since they have been in operation, a total of 13,369 men any boys have applied for jobs and 9,740 were placed. There have been 1,965 applications by women and girls for work, and 1,965 have been placed, although there was a total of 2,632 applications for female help. Here is a woman who speaks from personal knowledge and long experience, viz., Mrs. P. H. Brogan of Wilson, Pa., who says, "I know from experience that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is far superior to any other. For croup there is nothing that excels it." For sale by all dealers. Advertisement. Amusements THEATRICAL CALENDAR. Murray Theater. Vaudeville Matinee and Night. Gennett Theater. Oct. 26 "The Great Divide." The Gennett. "The Great Divide" known as "The Long Awaited American Drama" from the pen of the celebrated author, William Vaughn Moody, and made famous by Henry Miller and Margaret Anglin, will be at the Gennett theatre next Saturday t night, Oct. 26. The scenic effects are triumphs of art, showing the great Southwest desert Tvith the cactus patches and the barren stretches of white sand and prairie. The plot deals with the early life of this vast, unsettled and wild country, with the trials and vicisstudes of 235: Manager has to have a eleai head to keep track of his hundred and one odd details. He and yon and all persons who think must not let headache unfit you. HICKS' CAPUDINE CURES HEADACHE lots yon think clwly gta at the eaoae keatold, aervomnaM or ffripp. Caputfln is liquid, plaasant to takes quleklj e!To-tiT. It isn't right to snffsr from haadaeht when yon ran really cure It. iie and 5Ue at druggists trial tixa. lOe.

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! completely new line of work for the I Salvationists. With this as a starting point they are justified in striving for civic betterment in city and nation. Not that anything of the kind I is indicated at present, but it is obi vious that it may well follow in a decade or two.An envoy from the army's world headquarters in London recently concluded to visit China in which he studied the country and its needs from the Salvationists' standpoint. He met with a cordial welcome from the heads of the new republic and passing through New York on his way back home, announced that work in China will start in the very near future. A brigade, that is. ten or twenty men, will be dispatched to some large city it may be either Pekin or one of the ports of China and a footing will be secured. The army has been for some time at work in Corea and Japan and has poured money into Japan, and plenty of energy and men with it. STUDENTS IN RIOT (National News Association) CHAMPAIGN. 111., Oct. 24 J. K. Walton, of Anna. 111.,' a sophomore, was expelled and V. H. Halperln. of Chicago, a freshman, was dismissed for a year from the University of Illinois, as a result of the riot following last Saturday's football game. Dean Thomas A. Clark toiuy said others were to be dismissed for engaging in the riot in which several persons, including three chorus girls, were injured. Theatre Oct. 2S and Leila Shaw Amariean Drama OE NICHT 25c, 35c, 50c. and 75c

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