Evening sentinel, Friday, December 15, 1922 · page 9

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Basic Stir
On Individualism, Declares Herbert Hoover
In New Book Treating International Ills

 

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10.000 Murders

More than 10. 000 murders were
committed in the United States dur-
ing 1921. This i's revealed by a.
check-up conducted by- Dr. Frederick
L. Hoffman. consulting statistician o:
the Prudential Insurance Company. .

Hellman found that 28 leading
cities. with combined population of
20, 558, 770, had 1910 murders last
year.

On a population basis. this ii ovet«
10, 000 known murdezsfor the whole.
country. To them must .be- added.
the unknown number of murders that
are successfully concealed and do not
show up in. the policelreportst- :Thesa:

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. which erbert Hoover. now Secretary of Commerce, and well beloved for his many

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Fivo or six
great social phil-
osophies are at

 

finally there is Autocmhathor
by birth. by possessions. militarism.
or divine right of kings. Even the
Divine Right still lingers on al.

though our lifetime has seen fully

“704mm of the earth’s population,
including Germany, Austria. Russia

By Rabat Hoover t

have hitherto lived‘in till-country
of ours basbeen confirmed and deep-
ened by the searching experiences
ormyearsotaervics in the
backwash and misery of war. Seven
years of contending with economic

steadily developing the ideals that
constitute progressive individualism.

No doubt, individualism run riot.
with no tempering principle. would
provide a long category of inequal-
ities. of tyrannies. dominations and
injustices. America. however. has

or individualism. their stimulation
to initiative, to the development 01
hand and. intellect. to the high ee-l
velopment of thought and spiritual-l
ity. they must be tempered with
that firm and fixed ideal of Amer-k

attainment of the individual. we
shall weguard to every individual?
an equality of opportunity to ink.
that position in the community to
which his intelligence. characters!
ability, and ambition entitle himfl!
that we keep the social solution

probably run into the thousands.

The, death toll‘ should draw:a_ grin:

smile from the Turks. next time Ani-
erica gets excited about Armenian;
‘massacres. .

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Open pigeonholes in your 'memory."

> struggle in the degeneration. with social disinte- can individualism—on equality or compare records. and “lemon!!!“ OC‘
All Wool Hosiery world 10’ ascend- gration. with incessant political dis- opportunity. ‘1! we would have CUPS to you that Just about as many,
$1 75 and $1 95 ones. There in location. with all of“! see g and these values we must soften its Americans are murdered as are killed.
Brat Quamy. SemLFa-hloned. - . , the Indlfldufllm ferment or individual and class 0011- hardness and stimulate progress by autos ‘
SILK HOSERY oi t1: 111:3 dem- diet. could but “unreal me with the through that. sense 0: service that, Hard to decide, which or the two is
$1 1" Pr ”0‘ 0f ‘3___$1 00 Euro 1 with. it: primary motivation of social-«forces, “9’ “1 0“? Pebple- - more amazing.
. .~ . . . .- - WOOL ROSIERY . t3] - and the necessity for broader Therefore. it is not the individg picture a. towr of 10.000 131131,;
care reserva thought upon their gmat issues to mlism or other countries for whic
G d O m in Heather Mixtures. , ‘- tions of castes humanity. And from it all I em- I would speak. but the individual- itants. 8'“ murdered in cold -* .blood
». -°° "Vu’ERY 75c 95c $1.00 - Ind cm- om an individualist—an unasham- ism of America. Our individualism dun“ 23“ :13?th A flfifhu‘ll pic‘
SILK [‘05 A -. Plain or Checked. There are Oom- ed “any!“ But let me say dimers from In others because i: ture. ut s 8. .rue pc ure of the
munism. Social- also that I am an American indiv- embraces these great ideals: that murder situation in Wiled civilized
$1.00 Pit—BOX 0‘ 342-75 less. ayndiealism‘. Capitalism. and idualist. For America has been while we build our society upon the; America‘

Spread out over a gigantic territory

and divided among our millions of
people.
there, day after day.
sight 0! the terrible total.

with a murder here- and
and we lose

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Dr. Hoffman found that the‘ 1921

, “a China. arrive at a stats of sum tempered the whole conception of from frozen strata of classes: the. . han
WR STOCK OF M GUT FROM disgust with this type of social individualism by the injection of a we shall stimulate effort or each in- flggdiflfff 21:1,“ :33ng $31k.
HOLIDAY GOODS HEART To HAND motive power and throw it on the definite principle, and from this divldual to achievement: that‘ Allowing 1d,. concealed murders

Is Now Complete and
prices astonishingly low,
which will make purchas-
ing ilrom this store both
pleasant and profitable.

scrap heap.
For myself. let me say at the very
outset that my faith in the essen-

‘tial truth. strength. and vitality of

Successful political movements are

the developing creed by which we

No Program.

principle it follows that attempts at
domination. whether in government
or in the procems of industry and
commerce. are under an insistent

 

The Democratic parxy, on the con-
trary. is much weaker than one might
think. for the reason that it lacks any

.curb._ It we would have the values

through an enlarging sense of 1-6-1 '
sponsibility and understanding wol
shall assist him to this attainment:‘
while he in turn must stand up to!V
the _e_mery wheel or competition:

It attacks the tat-R. Yet when it
bears from the workmen or the man-
ufacturing districts, who demand pro—

that are never definitely discovered
(including many
cases), a conservative estiniate is that
one American in every 10. 000 is mur-
dered yearly.

“missing persons”-

Meaning: Your chance of being

slain is one in 10,000 each year, one
in 1.000 during 'a period of 'lo’years.

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almost always the 1'93“” 0‘ the an- clear cut policy. Mlalv of its gains tection to maintain Am rican wa Figure it up over a lifetime and. it

nouncement 0f some definite and have been due to “wet" sentiment. it is not likely to do anfthlng radigceaal you “‘ed 10 years. one that?“ in

hopeful program by some party. Poli- The Democrats carried New York and about? the tariff. So all along the line. 100 °' being “derm-

”mans a"?! s‘atesme" mu”.h‘"e 9”“ New Jersey. to a large extent. on this It has no clearly defined policy, and it A dreadful Penalty “1' ”Knitting

tlve conwctlons and set lorth their issue. But the prohibition Democrats is exceedingly difficult to tell what it the sale of pistols. which are the

ideas with clear detail. in order to win of the_South and West have got to he would do if it should pram power. death instruments in. the majority of

support. The voters are fearful of reckoned with. When they are heard You can't build a winning campaign murders.

vague and poorly defined platforms. from. the party program on this point on that unstable basis The brighter side or the picture It
The i has announced by the so-cnll- ' that. while more than 10, 000 are

 

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dainty and useful ed farm and progressive bloc won yelbfsllfiipgslfflg3:215:33 m all “"__‘.”"—‘.—' mxlrderéd in a. year, at least 103 000 .
(‘.\ WHSOLES *1 a much support at the recent election. " ' HIS PART. 000 are not murdered. As in all
NOVELTIES GLOVES because they were definite and clear S0 with many 0m" ““93““95- The The dean was exceedingly angry. other forms of crime. evil is “far and
M..ke very dainty Gifts. ’ . and French'Kid Gloveg . _ . , . $2.49 cut. The men who are promoting Dénfocrat'c part-V Stands 0‘10 51‘3” and "So you confess that this unfortunate away” in the minority. That‘s why
l O kin GI $1. 95 that movement win support because crltlclscs. but “- has no 019‘" Cl“ I‘m- young man was carried to the pond exll gets so must. attention—it's the

Taller-mi and Lace Tramrned. I;()'L DOIR CAPS 3p” m ' """ they know what they want. Their gram. It finds fault With the Repub- and drenched? Now. what part did exception, the unusual.
SATIN CAMISOLES Capeskin Gauntlets . . ... $2 75 ideas may or may not be sound, but lican party 101' “Ot entering the {4933' you take in this disgraceful affair?" Most of us. after all, are laws
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