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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-13
The Blacklist Hours

Twenty thousands Americans committed SUI
eide IA 1871, THIS 10 the estimate b9 me ad''-
n-Lfo-Lcaruc. whose members work TO prevent
suicides.
Included In The list Of those vino took their
own lives were S5H children and sos war veterAnf
youngest 3.
Easy to explain tho great increase in suicides.
says Harry NJ Warren. president Of the saye-a-
'ife League.
He blamca II largely on disturbed economic
conditions that have causod "a tidal wave of bus
mess failures, unemployment and The personal
suffering resulting rom financial setbackf
Also, the growing eompleSity o. our modern
life, the feverish unrest, crimes, divorces. quea-
tonahlc drsts, unhappy home relations, the de-
cline Of religious sentiment and other things have
caused dcaunged nerves, depression and less self
The empty pookctbook il the leading cause az
suicldra. but mot tho only one. Last year ~
mllionaries took their own lives.
Millions af American weary. diFilldsioncd-
are diacournged alraost 40 deportation and dis
What thoy need is his powerful spiritual tonic
1.-The knowledge That Il L. always BLACKLIST Just
s,nce MAY. 1890. Americans have gone through
a terrific earthquakc ot prices, fortune ana srn-
sinuy Of ua are saturated with the poison.
Yet our grandparents, IN the days folioalns
ihr Ciyn War. went enough exactly tie SANE aort
ol hard tiinca that We are going through now
so 40 thslr srand l@rentH after the War Of lSl2,
liie only difference b thni they suffered
more We of this generation do mi know whnj
read hard umes are. Get apmt old resident tu
loIl vow about thc punic al ts72- when u dot
ly would huy nearly anything. but almost no one
had the dollar"
ifu ~ mure or less Of a gamble. an endless
chain ~ alternate LOSSES aud winnings. Many
90 us. ln ftcns present Problems. need somo Of
tic gamblers pluck. nerve and fatnlism,
Any one VINO has ever known a professional
gambler has heard him say; I've been o tong
tine In q PUN Of hard luck. Things couldn't got
much worse, 80 they re iue Tor q change.
The gambler has ruth behind hin.
a run OF luck H. always worst jus, bcforc It
change.
Tho fever victims temperature reaches itH
highest point. the crisis, just before there's a turn
for the better.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-13

plau recently laid before congress, ttat the pro.
poSals, although endorsed by the admiuistra-
ti0n, were framed 10y q non-partisan board as
the result of intensive study of this most diff
cult problem. The democratic members of The
board, Admiral Benson, former Senator Cham
hc,lan and Frederick J. Thompson. therefor,
ask consideration of the matter solely on it,
merits.
Democrats IN congress may recall To mind the
words Of their party platform OF 1920.
1--WE pledge the policy Of our party TO
the continued growth OF our merchant
marine under proper legislation So that
American products will be carried to all
ports of the world By vessels built i'm
American yards, flying the American
flag
Any plan for the rehabilitation Of the mcr.
chant marine, including that OF former Prcsi.
dent Wilson, 30 which the democratic platform
points with such pride, involves lis subvcntior
directly or indirectly with government money
To cavil. therefore. at the word subsidy. or al
The shipping board plan because il is sponsored
by q republican administration IS to reject the
only practical means Mt present disccruiblc to
yindicatc our national right and interest in the
worlds carrying trade.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-13
CHASE THE GLOOM

~ ATUhDAN we printed some sensible re-
y marks from a larg, New York banker in
regard TO The financial condition. Here are
some ideas from he American National bank
II San Francisco;
Despite certain adverse factors. there is
much to Justify the feeling of confidence and
hope with which business men view the future.
The dcfation OF credit has resulted iu a money
supply that is above present requirements, and
ensures an abundance of money both for capitul
and for accommodation purposes. The Federal
Reserve ratio Of gold ~ deposits and currency is
now upwards of 3 per cent, the rcdiscount rate
ia five districts has been marked down 10 A..
per cent and the volume of rcdiScouutcd paper
has been substantially reduced. Every dollar
Ct Federal Reserve currency is backed by a dol
lar Of gold--something that is true Of no other
currency in the world. The steady advance in
the stock market is believed to forcshadow an
increased activity in trade aud
Large ovcrsubscriptiCn OF the resent offering of
treasury certificates evidences the volume of
idle money seeking temporary employment.
When conditions are right for business cNpan-
sion. the money foundation viii be found solid
and substantial.
''From an quarters Of the country come re-
ports of heightened a"tivity in building lines.
Many projects that have been held up on ac-
count Of the fear Of excessive costs are now be
ing carried forward, ana the shortage OF resi-
Dental and other buildings seems likely 10 be
relieved. The general view is that the reduc-
ton in price Of building materials aud labor
has gone about as far M il viii 20 for the time,
and that nothing will be gained by further
waiting. Unless advantage Of the situation Is
taken by rocketing prices again, there is prom
ise of a broad building movement during the
present year
From Sandy Hook to the Golden Gate there
is u better feeling abroad ia the country. And
New Mexico is sharing in it. The livestock in
dustry has weatkercd the financial storm. Great
SHOWS have restored ranges and dry-farming
areas. Prices for the things this state has 10
sell are advancing. Even mining. hardest hit
Of our industries, is beginning 10 stir hopefully
in anticipation Of renewed activity There are
even good prospects for a fruit crop without a
single frost bite.
In a couple of weeks the buds win all be bud
ding and the robins and sparrows will be joy
fully eating tender garden shoots. Nature IS
coming back, So is business.
Kick the calamity bowler in the Stats.
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EXPANDING

At NoEishi, shpRn. the Fond
branch plant 10 turning nj 10
finished cars a day. Little items
like this are pouring In by the
thousands from many foreign
countries.
American manufacturers ARE
setting thu stage for tremendous
expansion abroad Wherever
there's "a remote market worth
developing. yuu'n find an Amcrl-
can engineer. salesman or trade
scout lowering and whistllng soft
~ between his teeth.
Too bud. the diplomats nre not
as far-sIghied as the business men.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-13

Nancy and MEX stumbled out %
the ave into daylight. The rcd
feather had Knocked the Cloth Of
Dreams from their hands 70 the
floor. whore IT. W. parts instantly
Joined into one. as Il had been be-
fore Twelve Toes the sorccrer cut
IL.
Then the red feather jumped ini o
Siuk's pocket A. the snme time
the magic paper slipped from the
clutch OF the dragon fTwelve Toes.
Q "a yutt know and followed the
rad feather.
But before inc paper disappear
ed into his pocket Nicit saw some
words written In purple ink, 30 he
turned his hack and peened at Il
cautiously. u said. When the
dragon changes his form YOU and
Nancy must witch your chancc and
arab the Groom Shoes
ifc put q into his pocket again
aud stepped out OF the ave just IN
timr To see u great puff Of hinck
srsohe Aud ne II disappeared there
slowly took form a white goat with
q black head and gold knobs on the
ends Of his horns.
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u-uderHtand that you want
sally Jane continued to look at
Wu She told him calmly. why
note My type appeals TO your type
ihdi alt Appepia physicaily, l
moan You'd like TO possess me,
tc' you dont love me, Jack
Murray
IN gonna marry you" he
crested
aammlng his horse against hers
Uo t.n'oned both her hands with
His right, swung hla left arm round
nor waist ana crushed her Eusplug
tgaiuyt his Ghost, She struggles:
boss he wnA % man. and strong.
utring the back ut the hand that
confined her Two hands under her
chin. he Tilted hor head up and
NttHl,wardH puro. twice and again
In kisaed lor mouth.
There. hu muttcrcd releasing
hog 20 abruptly that she almost
I ID out uf the saddle and only
we'd herself 10y catching the sail
.I' uuru with both nnuds. There.
b 500 heard you hoistcd TINT nc man
NId ever kiEs-d you We'll you're
Kissed nov ami YOU won't forget %
.n o. hurry.
i!od she had 90 gun -he would
have shot tho mGH. But she aid
nave q kan nor ans utuHr
weapon Sho bad ovvu cropped her
Uirt spHiowhcrc
on she cried striking he-
f...a tu.othcr. .Ohl cuuid KIN
you' You dog, Yoa beast,
IHrg'I ll,rr Nh, wiped hut
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-13
TANNING ans HORSE AGAINST
HERS. M PiNIONED BOrH
HER HANDS AND CRI SHE'D
Hiii. Ac AiNSI ili.H CHEST.

mouth with tine bnck OF her hand
ana wiped her hand on her horse .
Iuauu
Hurc stop crying hp a.
ertcd, .%tretching forth an arm and
leaning toward her.
Az has he came alive with
startling suodtnits- and with q
iul armed sweep scurrd his check
VIII her Finger nails from temple
10 Jaw.
sh" Matched her horse around
win I JERK and flew homcwlrd at
q gnll1p.
CHAPER n.
Nc gotta bo careful. cau-
toned rum briyor. the local iua-
ticc 90 The peace.
Careful ls 10 middle name DO
RATE ructlvtou said roaHsurclly.
posse you mean 10 give Tho
pgopl. 90 square deal Then, sncer
ed Foli, Craft.
II no does. he = crazy sid a
lanky c.t.zrn named Shindlo.
Gogman Prinnod "a wide Irish
smile 80, I amt crazy. but we'll
give cW a square deal AHA same
81, o.. crazy declared lau,,
shindlc
quare deal. repeated
q German square deal Tor
uE.
/ Thought ro.' nodded plum
sam lnrder HpeakinR for tho first
time since the beginnings Of the dis
cussiou. 4 squnro deal for az.
Let's hear A. Tip"
"A sheriff with q ring In his
npsc explained O'Gormnn.
ono OF themsrlvD-. for IN.
stance said plump Sam Lander.
looking hiH hands urcr his paunrh.
To icll the truth ia more
than hnli promised thn job to Iacl.
murray gDHurkJd Hufe Tuckle-
ton.
VIII" You got IN mindP"
Hip Wlnro.
bend til"nco for "A space. Thcu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-13
..ANOuAndl
Il IA HsAlbcrt Apple
AAlbcrt MIpl


rive OF Chicago'a largest banks
were served with subpoenas du-
ce4 tecum, commanding ihcm
To produce certain OF their books
and pupcrs" IN court This In
Ia connection with the trial Of
Governor Len Small.
The average man has IA notion
that his bunk account d. secrecy
In the 3sd degree. dmd that Il
cannot be pricd into by anyone.
not even Uncle sam
why exclaimed an indignant
attorney, "thcy can't put you in
iail for refusing to pay that bin
NO" admitted the client be-
hind the bars, but here I am"
Government can do anything
when II really wants to.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-13
%gIiOUIDIlI' sTRApQ

Women who wcar the chemist
frocly ofcn find the shoulder straps
q the chumise appearing uuoh
the neck line OF the frock.
rleVor way % Prevent this is TO ~ 5
o narrow piece - ribbon % tht
rock 90 the shoulder of 'ho frurK
insa 90 uuuor tho shoulder strap ui
he chemisc and thou hook n bacl
20 tho shoulder OF the dress. Thu
the straps ore firmly held IA Of
sight.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-13

Japan has only 10000 autos
and 1880 OF them are Fords.
This is the latest estimate from
Toxic.
on a basis Of population. our
country has about 500 times ~
many motor cars as hphn.
Nippon has a long way 10 go
before II catches up with II in
dustrial development and stan
dard Of living. The Rising sun
IL barely over the horizon,
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.Rarc Tucklcton looked nt Sum
lardor and whistled lowly. Sam 3
ey,s switched to Tin
Are you sure. Tip inquired
sam lnrder that Bil Winso Is
the breed Of horse that VIII always
drink when YOU lead him :"
Water
Zip q German nodded his guar,
antee ~ Mr.. Wing pliuhility Of
character Bul is too easy going
and good natured to do anything
tisy.
Rafu Tuckleton leaned back IN
his chair ard stirred d%ubiously ~
Tip O'Gurmun Al right for BIll,
but how about Tom Walton
l. I'm bite. TIN agcrrod hluudly
How about him."
Nothing, oh. nothing t-tull.
only Tom Walton has been one too
many round here for IA long time
lie does talk too much, dd
mittod Tom Driver. hi bright little
eyes fiNed On kaiu Tuckleton
Walton o gotta Doc stopped.
How Thus TIP.
There are ways snaried itdic.
Let's hear your III plan, said
TIP O'Gormnn.
Every man OF them listened iu-
tently To tho Tucklctonian plan.
As plans so IL was n good plan.
Procuring an ASSASSIN t. do the
dirty work i4 always u good plan.
Rate knew "a gunman. named Slilec.
In "a uciRhhoring territory. lor
s25o, according 60 ltafo. Dan Slikc
would murder anyone.
CnH he do ne doubted Tom
Drive.
We all know how slow Tom
Walton Is on the draw snocred
ltaf0 n slike don't plug Walton
.htoe limos before he can draw
! u eat my shirt
That sounds welt said Til
O'Gorman, cycling RRfe with frank
disgust. Hut, somehow | don
hkr The idea OF huvlng Walton
killed.
WhatHn matter with yuu2'' a..
mnnded the originator Of tho idea
Losing your nervoY"
TN German expression did
not alter In the slightest. III
Ba2cd upon HIS questinusr uf 20 IN,
iHttor were "a new and interesting
sppcimcn of insect life.
Gentlemen, Felix cram put In
hurricdly. Tips right. None of
us want to hurt Hazel. and
Entered then lack Murray,
wearing a set smile across hia
scratched face, lie nodded TO The
asHcmblaRe, sat down Jnuntily on
he edge OF the table and brought
OUT the mukings.
Welll he said, his eyes on Rnfc
luckicton. well, I suppose you've
got the ticket all made up
Just about nodded Itufc.
What prize dld ! draw"
a large. round ~gooep-ogg.
NinHy shindle answered FOR Itafo
with malice.
Who you figuTin' on running in
NY aincef' Murray drnwlod. his
Anrk enge On the ciRarot
blli Wingo,'
The mnn slid to his feet.
Hill Virgo he repeated. "nnl
Wlngo huh? Well this ~ a sur.
| pfifC'
without another word he loft the
room closing the door behind him
s'Iy gently.
when he hud gone Tin O'Gor.
wan thre a whimsical glance al
Hnfo Tuckleton.
ia feel better II he'd slammed
that door, said Tip O'Gornnn.
/ Continued In our Next Issue
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-13
BY OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON
Story Number G97

But while the goat was sort
settling himself. YOU might say.
Green shoes lay for an instant
tho ground.
Quick as o wink the Twi
grabbed them ana slipped them
Al last they had all their ma.
back with which they had start
The Npnt stamped around w
rage. shaking hlf head drsndfuI
what wrnne ass I'd Mad
does something hurt you?''
Yes anfwered the goat.
common-aenRe has "A dent in a.
used 10 think ! know what side
bread was buitercd on. hut 1 w
eifed that I don't know aAyth|
any more, shouldn't h0v1 ed
back
'pid You say bread or iLcal
asked Nancy.
This a. no nlucc for Il Joke.
swcrnd the scat severely. But tal
inR OF bread made him think
he cake. There WAS q secret all
II.
tro H. Cuminucd1
Copyright isgs. NEA SERVED
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CHAPTER /
put WHY don't YOU do some
hing. rlly' demanded Sam .ircs-
rott's pretty duurhter
p.u N,t. -. A.. ,,
'n i'sa 80,
r't.a'.I Ut,,V,
"a. ,,, w, 49, 49, ""''
~ VOC" " W.
you luahe me urea blli. itere
iou y, got q ei"lm 1hu uttl"
| uh'h OF COVE lh9teau OF Wo'hing
IKE a man you '"'l ike III"
Like "a luug,t. nr prompted.
Uu ,,r y,Y understand Tia.
like YOU. and
,ur." t,u ut, V"nu baNc
4 % marry n.,. lin afraid. SALLY
: ~
VIII VIII IL and You're
AFRAID ard YOU? You big. over
~rrn,yn In. tnruos wnuidn't
marry Won over.
hnnw Won mean wen. saliy
] I,,r NM
y,y ,n ]" a,,,, hahn hUt r,n
van se, m taikins Tor voir o~n
~" 80 '"'"'- '"' '''i Wv"
snr. COS Az ,. ,s.d ia al,
met HlA TINT t4F.Fs hst.I Nn nn}
IebirJ "a r,.roi vIT , bronot'
,,s.str,n ia nm. b,nJ ,pd my .n,
n d amer re,5 %" hpr, o,|s
uuui.nanpt fnr ,t,-tbrrc AN,
lau,r III uncs ,Ii tmr. Nny
I ~, ,aU 49,. ,,.,.,, u.I.'
s,iiv Inn, Tbsf was . mis,nlr
NON bouI1 Lgy, boon wbnt
Ynu dou tu.1u ia I'm, v,u rn "a
/ ,pr Nam, I11 A.. y.,c r.tttn,
'..,,. n, ,t.,l' o.. WIN IT. ,,iitfnI
wn. sb. ,uet m Mia yn,,r nm,
rIu y.,t
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tb. ..I. ,f ftpny Am
vI. yi,w f..,, ttnuv mn ,.,
lam It.t mil a.. 1.su.,1 - ~
t,.. of biz, nan a.. Cni,i,, a.,
IuI.,uJ. tr4'i t.I ga. ~. ,sDs
ward to yh,r, C,ld.n u.r ,ni
l,,ttop a., f., h,,s,s ,acb ~.
st,rIirsIy rt.sr In I'M r,rsG,d I'd
mo,phorS -.ur1v.I.l nlonr IN. n,,
Thor barl ,f N.,rprInrL pty,r
Crr4k.r r,uufv 4To mus Ion.
hv soo t.tia. wIt, NJ ,n ~.
cast by tps Waro,iact rnn wen a..
into the ,I.IIrn, N-tnuntafrs
0 NNN"- ~ 90 = 10
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-13

4 combination COMPETITIONS o.
vmmer hat models b. that of str1v
and felt. Hats entirely 81 straw
arc Of the broad brimmcd garden
variety. but tire smaller smarter
shapes FOR taiilcurs are usually %
combination OF straw and foit on
straw and heavy ribbon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-13

This should give heart failure
10 possimists: Latest report shows
That the railroads IN one week
load $4,000 o cars Of freight
than In the corresponding week
OF last year and 100000 moro
than In 1919. when times were
booming.
a lot OF Us are barking up the
wrong tree.
It's profits that are low rather
than business.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-13

MnnCgrnms are coming pack
t,pon the new frncif Hrc taking to
thcml ono notices TINT some of
mono rnmh embroidered la heavy
silk un The front Of the plain
hodico'.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-13
FINANCED DISHES
Sister Mary Suggests Foods Of u
inlnntssd DICT.

These dinner dishes are rally
tasty and furnish thu -nccca.,ttv
cnIories of protein Tor "a balanced
diet.
Too much emphasis cannot be-
placed on the responsibility Of tia
woman who ~ planning tbu rprIHs
time meals Tho health ul har
family depends ON hcr IN the Spring
moro than any time OF the Ntui.
Nour.Shing onslly diecsted food O.,
very essential TO the binding az OF
tho tisaucH
9sparaga u With Eggs.
Six hard boiled eggs. large
bunch asparagus, 9 tubl.Hnuuue
bett'r. Ia teaspoon paprlkn. D.,
teaspoon pepper. ! teaspoon salt.
. doHsertspooI.H flour. ! i-2 cups
arpnugtH stock, buttercd broad
cruinbf.
Cut the eggs In halyos '~cngthNi,c.
TRIM and wash asparagus ard cut
In inch lcngthf. diecrrding Tho
tough portions FOR this dish. Use
the 4tringy tough ends Cor soup.
Coo. in an uncovered pan .u slight
~ fnltcd boiling winter for ~ min
ute0 Drain and save The stock.
Butter a baking dish and put
half 81 the cfgH In yolk side IN.
Add asparagus and cover with re.
mniniur 'sEs yolk side down Melt
butter stir IN flour ANA slowly adj
asparagus water. Cook until ih.cl,
ana 9muoiii and pour over clga
aud asparagus in hnking dish.
Cover with huttcred crumbf ara
bake In a hot ven Tor 10 minutcs
Serve 1T once.
Dried Linn ngnns and tnernf.
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WOMEN'S AFFAIRS
Home Hints


silver with bright rcd o. q nos
combination which Ia being uac'l
much Silvor cire lace frocE- ar
quite often made over bright red
slips Occasionally me sees such
fgurll worn AVE. % gtgy slip
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-13

The number Of marks that In
1914 bought a good winter over
coat In Berlin now buys only the
velvet collar Tor II, Before the war
i. 900 marks was a comfortable
yearly income for n German Of
the middle classes Now an or
binary olrpct for n small room
costs that much.
Prosperity. in all countries, is a
matter OF buying power, not Of the
amount OF money the average man
can get.
Think IN terms OF buying power
instead of face value OF money,
and YOU ara a sound economist.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-13

Flowers. ribbons and birds are
the three most fashionable trim
minrs tor snriur hate. Rihbui
often compores the entire hnt IN.
stead ~ serving merely for q bind
ing or a bow.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-13

lie careful in turning electricity
off ~ on TINT you do not stand on
a wet floor. There ls danger Ut
the current passing through tho
body 4 the foot are In n damp
place.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-13

Cr0sswisc dfaporios have taken
n definite hoid ON tho 9pring mode.
Many uf tho Low eli,ai OF row frocf
are wearing their dranlngs at Hn
angie
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-13

Use Of gasoline has become 20
tdE chat America produces and
consumes four and q half gallons
Of gas fcf ehch huahcl Of wheat
Gasoline salcs nov are around -
gallons a year FOR each man, wo-
man and child
This Oh "a marvel OF economies
brought about in little more than
generation. What change VIII
another generation showT Prob
ably something even moro remark
able.
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y THOUGHT roR TODAY

Nhoeo muCkuth the poor rCproachcti his
Maker; ana hr thai T. gird ~ cninmltlcs shall moi
go t535,
Leave the poor
Sumr time for sulf-lmproyemrni
Let them NOT
He forced tu grind th. bones uut of their arms
For lrrD1. iWt EsNo some space TO think and feel
Like moral and immortal creatures.
Philip James bailey.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-13
INDUSTRIES ACCIDENT
LOSSES

A n admittedly conservative estimate of the
"A yearly economic loss 10 injured wage-earu-
~ crs resulting from industrial accidents has
been compiled by Commissioner Charles II. Yer
rill Of the T.. 5. Employees Compensation com
mission. He places the number Of deaths from
industrial accidents at the present time as not
less than 10000 a year; the number of accident,
resulting in temporary disability at not lcss
than 2,5O0,00O a year the number Of pcrman-
ent total disabilities at l.627 a year. and the
number Of permanent partial disabilities at
100000 Ct which 1900 arc ON account Of dis
mcmbcrment or the total loss of some member
Assuming, also consei gatively, an average daily
wage Of $3.50, with a discount Of oue-third 20
express present values, Commissioner Verrill in
the current mshbcr Of the American Labor
Legislation Review estimates that the yearly
LOSSES in working days and in wages are as fol
lows:
Working
Days Lost. Wages Lost.
Temporary disabili-
tics ............ a7UoOOo = 9i.275.Ooo
Permanent total dis
abilities .......... 97G2,0OO 1G,27000O
Dismcmberment and
total loss Of use
OF member ,...... bJ,bJ0,UOU III iUUUu
Other permanent par
tisl disabilities 49,. 12,936,O00 p 100000
Deaths ...,.......l 20,OOOlO09 20O,O0O,OO0
Oh ~ -
Total .......... 24T, COS 600 S4f3, l05 600
II is fairly plain that there is plenty 81 room
for the federal govcrnments bureau of indus
trial rehabilitation, now in operation in nearly
MI the states. This rehabilitation work has
heen well begun in New Mcxico'a department
Of education, under o map Of wide industrial
experience. Mr.. ID. W. Roekcy an enthusiast
In his work who knows how to conductit along
~praeticaI lines. lie win show results
.
NO PARTISAN MATTER
n EMINDER is given By the democratic mem
n bers IL the shipping board TO their fellow
~ pnrtisans on the house aud senate commit
ices who will have TO deal wiIli the ship subsidy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-13
IN .O0s n00 a4l9.1 n1 OON
NO PARTISAN NATTER

n EMINDER is given BY the democratic mem
III beers cf the shipping board TO their fellow
~ pnrtisans ON the house aud senate commit
teos who will have TO deal willi the ship subsidy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-13

Mot indiHna tu America -uppo
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