The evening world., 1914-02-14
HELP WANTED! !
CITY HAS Jobs TO
GIVE ALL Corners
Central Employment Bureau
Opens Up and Promptly
Discovers Work.
OILERS OHUcKED OUT.
Snow Storm Gives Unique
Agency Busy Sendoff
Right of Reel.
OILERS OHUCKED OUT.

nsAse XAicksrbocksr At . o'clock
te.lAy OesODeA down fren HI Iefty
dle4 ~ - Ais hat ana coat and
takipg he heosst, but hungry and
vas@uieysA man b. the mand. said,
'CSme On. TN ct you . Job somehow.
= yeu'rs on The level and really want
, work. the Knioksrbocker family 10
eoing 70 stick you In somewhere. But,
2 you're . stranger from Spokane or
Houston. just beat It back Westward.
That's bust the way the new Central
Employment Bureau at No. q Lafay.
cite street. half way between the
Municipal Building AMI the Criminal
Courts Building. opened it, doors This
morning. This bureau Is going to ind
you . Job II you really need job. II
yeu want TO work. and II there isn't
. dset Of hook worms stransling your
family tree.
The plan of the Central Bureau II
simply this: There are 74s private
employment agencies in New York.
Each Of these will call up the Central
Bureau twice q day. just giving its
license number, instead Of It's name.
For Instance. License No. 765 reports
that Il has applications for three jobs
and describes them-or 1t has five
yovs TO b. nllsd and describes them.
OuRgAU WILL SEND you OFF
TO GIT JOB.
At the end Of the day the central
city bureau will publish in daily
newspapers the license numbers and
the kinds Of Jobs vacant or desired.
II you want q Job you'll take the
clipping. 90 TO the bureau and show
the number. The name Of the agency
win then be disclosed to you. The
central bureau will keep track Of you
ana learn how you made out.
! II you'rs one OF those men who
starts out looking for Job S66 days
In the year with . prayer on your
liDs that you won't md one. steer
clear Of the city agency. They'll hav.
your number in about . week.
Tho snow was q benediction." said
City Chamberlain Brucre. who To- look
Ing amer the employment agency.
"Whyf Because It took the load Of
applicants of our hands and let US get
q real start Most Of the real. honest.
hungry unemployed men who are
physically Mt are hoveling ssnow to-
day"
when the doors Of the Lafayette
street. central bureau opened. with
Augustus Regan and Matthew j. Dob
bins In charge. about sixty men. some
young, some old and tired or middle
aged and Indifferent entered. All the
young men were neat and we'll dressed,
vii fed and cheerful looking.
In ten minutes Regan got a phone
message. It was q call for nifty snow
shovsllers at street Cleaning Stable
r. No. $40 Rivington street. and
stable N. No. 90 Sullivan street.
OLD MEN EAGER TO WORK IN
THE SNOW.
!. Here's work right away. boys.
said the cheerful Regan. Tho old and
the middle aged men got up and
walked out eagerly with notes of in
PRODUCTION TO street cleaning bosses
Vhe younger mon hung back.
"Ars you fellows hungry" asked
Rsgan.
YEP" from several.
"out OF work long?"
About q year." from several.
"Old folks depending ON you?"
EYES," from some.
"And you won't shovel snow
Whyr
Our shoes are too thin" said one
Three had shines.
''What would you like to do?'
asked Regan.
No one answered. Regan went I,