The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 9, 1918, Page 2

i / Y 3 . . BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE is oy ie. ng "PS Jife or death in the trench—there must be no delay in sup- _ ‘plying every man in France with EVERYTHING that he may “heed or want in his job of licking the Hun, ‘Many a man’s. life will hang on there being another rifle ready. to his hands, a new, keen-edged bayonet, a plentiful supply of grenades. Back \ _, Ofevery man who goes over the top and into the Hun’s trenches a . y ‘ there must be a: steady, unending flow of supplies. a5 le ‘ Bm _ . »Qlir-job over here is to MAKE SURE the’. war work to another unless there’s a mighty : | ie ee” aah there and. at/hand. ‘That means good reason. . ; : 2S j 4. wotlking every minute of every working day: = : ‘ AUSSI PIE Ere Hees Te-thediys, too,’ SFICKING to the job. And ~ | For this purpose the Government has et here’ is’ one of our gravest dangers, America ~ tablished the United States: Employment Serv- sree! ees be losing, more thrdugh: thoughtless changing. ice swith’ 500 branch offices’ and: 20,000 als fe fobs, thoughtless hiring ‘of. Mee in _. U, 8. Public’ Service Resetve agents to help ~ ; } ; *‘sthrough*almost'any other one thing. ‘It ces men find war work~ and to ‘help “manufac f a ’ on the average $20 to $200 every time a man. turers find more men without interfering with oo i changes his job, ‘The man loses time. AY other war work.” Use this Service—it isfree Ne machine’ stands idle that ought to be working | —Prompt, ‘It covers the’ country. ' It'is one vy ia > top speed on those war supplies... - sure way of knowing that you are HELPING ed ia “a Popes ox A Roe ‘to’ win the war. eee : Spb ae : : id _Changes, of course, must be made, for the Re Address “the nearest U. S. Employment: ‘war industries need more and more:men. But * Office or the Director General at Washing- : don’t let's make’ changes “from one. essential ton. ° ” ie eo) ; Weare, ag hoy hs PRESIDENTS STATEMENT, ‘ ; CM oh Shes - : = “Indéstry plays as essential and hovorable a role in this great struggle as do our military’armaments,”” Ny ays ys ; b oS | / ere oy $ e as, f an 1 There ler all ed i k to refrain after August 1st, 1918, “ iS ‘ rl é ae 5 ine tg ia ace ea ante SE Saal United i cul bate, Salt ok ha tance Sintahcresneescee neT E eee ae - » Employ i able’ " " icles taneous €0- ofa US. Dept of Labor’ A ¥ peek ee ee ee cee ee ewe = WH Wilson Seep, : kal : 2 cai - 4 — - +i Pd ¢ BENE 21 ‘ .the Division of Advertising of the Committee on Public Information A Zi CHESS 5G i e This advertisement prepared for use of the Department of Laborsby ‘ an \ La SRS a MEER eS ¢