...employed in establishments located in these eleven cities ; this division represents three classes ; men 16 years of age and over, women 16 years of age and over, and children under 16 years of age. TABLE 7 — Eleven Cities — 20,000 Population and over — Average Number of Classified...

...COMPARATIVE SUMMARY, MANUFACTURES, WAGE EARNERS, AND WAGES; 1906, 1904, 1899, AND 1889.— Continued. MEN 16 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER. WOMEN 16 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER. CHILDREN UNDER 16 YEARS Average number. Wages, (dollars.) Average wage. Average number. Wages, (dollars.)...

...you file with the committee a statement of your mills showing the average wages paid to men 16 years and over, women 16 years of age and over, and children under 16 years of age. Mr. GARRETT. With the class of work. Mr. LENROOT. And the general averages, to compare...

...months of 1912, causing a degree of disorganization from which the industry had not recovered in 1913. Table No. 5 shows for each industry the average number...classified as men 16 years of age and over; women 16 years and over; and children under the age of 1 6 years. The fluctuations in employment are shown in this...

...enjoyed a year of very marked prosperity, and all mills are working nearly up to their full capacity. Table No. 5 shows for each industry the average number of persons employed by months, the same being classified as men, women and children. Such fluctuations of employment as occur during...

...CAPITA, IN THE UNITED STATES, ALL INDUSTRIES COMBINED, BY SEX AND AOE GROUPS, CENSUS YEARS: 1899-1923 Men 16 years of age and over Women 16 years of age and over Children under 16 years of age CENSUa TEAB All groupa 1898... $44« $498 $267 $1sa 1804 483 640 289...