The evening world. Newspaper, March 24, 1914, Page 4

oe #) f i y s MAYER WANTS BUREAU #incs Fel. 14 with a city employment | ministration took office the Mayor's! bureau at No, 27 Lafayette street, | attention was directed to the acute situation with rem Mayor Mitchel this afternoon went &@) ment, An measage to the Board of Aldermen | bureau was asking that body te pass an ordinance |otte street, Manhatta soaking he bureau permanent part! Hehment of this bur rnment. | fect of dire eoting t "tn. hie message, the Mayor saye in 1 $s | part “The establishment of free labor| > Pa agencies ia a well recognized gov- ernmental functlo “Boon After the present city ad- {fu sand employment for N9T8 pernonass », OF EMPLOYMENT KEPT Aals Aldermen to Make Permanent |” * the Agency to Find Jobs for Idle. Aftor having made an experiment ‘tine cata: Le the ef. of the rot of em- ALBANY, March 14, 1914, Dur- i cultural credita, Keeping New York City’s Telephones in Condition EW YORK CITY re- quires the best pos- sible telephone serv- ice at all times. 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