The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-11-27
COLORADO HELPS
SOLDERSGET JOBS
State Committee Given
Aid of Public Off
cials

On Il seal" surprising litst OF any
other stai. loo J'r union. Colorado IS
dealing with tlr problem Of unemploy-
| ed eX-serN.Cr men.
A job for every man and woman
who wore Tia, l..riuu : uniform in time
of war is THE ..u "f the Committee
for Relief "t tx -Srryic. Men ard
Women. APPOINTED Dy Governor Oliver
! H. Shoup.
! This "ornlHIfl-c, which viii help re
turned soldier. sailors and marines To
find empi"ymrE., has already started
. eompaiIn on "a statewide basis.
The governor lay proclamation has
1o0ignated Thursday. December ilh,
- "SOldiers Employment Day BY
that date % is planned to have dis.
covered all cu,pl"yInrnt opportunities
In the stnlr, and an eN service men
and w"miol needing employment.
On. and oven hci"r,. "Snihi.rs En-
plo.n"nt iHa>." III" work "t adjust
ment, "f lrn-.r- jobs ana soldiers to-
sether, wit ur hr&un.
| Offers al .n."prrrIi"u N the work
have CONF llaw ali parts ot Ihc state
County crl..s. .-- ,.I'r> IL every county
have aplrl..,.. plOlir spirited c.:Izrns
To form i >tai" adh sorry .n'm.i 10 the
coiSmitl""
The plan drawn rp 10y I'll. state com
mitI-e is. iUorf!N. as follows:
Cn-oprrI'iuu va be given by all
war srIN.' societies, returned sol
dicrs' urgarIZ1ti"ns. employers and
employers. assoc atiouS. patr"'i'
bodies, labor, farmer anL ronnnrlci ciaI
ASSOCIATIONS and lodges. Many such
societies have already assured rhe
committee "' their rnt!.u> aali" sup
port Of efforts to aid eX-scrNIcc men
Mayors of cities and towns will lis,
names aud data of unemployed cN ser
vice men aud Wuln"u, canvass, every
employer .pr Jobs. lriug jobs and in
employed together and report either
surplus joins or surplus unemployed /,
the county comm SSiun"rs
County commissioners Will act as 4
clearing house and board of adjust
ment between towns Of the county
and make "a thorough canvass OF EN-
ploymcnt opportunities III farming an'
mining districts and in towns of les
than IA certain population t" he de
termincd by the state committee. They
will report surplus Jobs or un"mploy
ed eX-ScrN ice men 10 GiI" state commit
tee. This committee. in cua"p"rntiuI
with the stat" Labor Department. vii
serve rs clearing houS. aud adjust
ment agency for the entire state.
Municipal and state empioyln"n
agencies win Civ" nlI posS'bl" assist
ance and private employment ag"nC..
are asked to cooperate.
'rh. report of the committee submit
ted to the governor iecinres il stat
duty to see that every unemployed tx
service man and woman is given suit
able employment. Existing a-cncie
have not been able 10 meet IA" SiIua
ton completely.
In various sections OF the state, tn
committee declares, Tier" ar" "X-sei
vice men wi ilh"ur work, and not Il FEY
actually in want
The campaign 10 put unemployed ex
Scr,ic" incn Il, work was started Il
short order. The STATE committee NJ,
day and might IN the capitol n Den
Yer completing organization. Rc>p"nS
10 requests for cooperation were "s
rcciaily gratifying, coming from u
parts of the state. IN every count.
citizens offered !" give all th-ir tim
during th. next few weeks.
Tie state. committee ,> HOW eSiah
Iishci in room 80 in The capitol n
Dem or
k;H c. Schuyler OF Denver, is chair
man and Harold licaly Of Denver, sec
rciarr. Other members Of the com
mif'"r are H. a. Snidy, colorado
Springs: Homer Graham. N"r'r"s"
Malcolm Erickson. Trinidad: Franz
Kemp, Boulder: Spcrry Packard. Fue
hl", nd William H. SmjIn and lunci'
:. Ford, Denver
III" governor a's" appointed ii
~p"DH assistants 20 'he S'Ui" commit
r.. r0.r following:
" l.. thurman. Sterling, Eug"n'
l}ou". Lead, lliv: John L. OEourke
pur..-o; !. J. |undcmorr. Gran,
.lnn.."u: NHur'rc I"rk"uhy. Steam
n".- SPRING.. Ray Sraum. A!am"sa