CROOKS CAUSED-1?“ *4 ~
LOSS 0F $650 IN DIS. IN I924; "
REACHED SUM OF . 5 f i 000 000
nose Men to. Combat the?” ‘Loaiier of
Movement Sees Breakdm 1.1 Home Influ... '5
I once and Disclpli no . . 1 .
1 ,, m nonnn'r '1‘. million. . . B I 3318508 Get
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iiljhls, setusualiy sells for SP5. 5pc cigl $17.75
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, a loss or $6.50, per capitu. through
, \n Tho first million to drlvo the but.
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‘ crook is tho man who obtains credit
Silk with ‘
01! The Evening. Sentinel.
(Copyright. 1925.)
-CINCINNATI. Ohio. May 22.--A
complete breakdown of homo influ-
cnco and homo discipline. touthor
with a. passion {or thrills. explain in
some measure the reason for Anion-
ic: 's unonviuhio crime record onion:
in notions oi! the world. 'i‘horo is
also the rolling influence as tho
church and perhaps the rumor a;
clamp down too tight I. lid in 1416
much or a hurry on tho. habit at
drinking intoxicnunt liquor» ‘
All or this is the bareml dictum“
or an export student of chime. tho
man who is raising 0. fund of 02,.
000.000 to “police" the nation
against. it growing aim at credit-
ulo lac-culled "business, burglars."
This man believes that‘ Amorim
business has been drawn into tho
vortex or crime. Sturtlln! biotin!“
are available to show that hundrods
of murders are committed in, this
country organist. a. slnfllo homicido in
England. that twenty-two limos nil
many burglaries are committed in
Chicago as in the immcnao oil? or
London. But the business bus-clot
is causing the greatest property loss
u: all. It has been estimated thlt.
ill the United iii/ates in the your
1924 the losses through business do;
tuults amounted to tho utouudinl
sum of $700,000,000. 0! this total
it has moon reckoned that at lent
traced ' direct to conspiracy and
_ crime. ‘
- The total or money in circulation
in tho United States is only about
$42 per capita. Last year there was
business defaults. and cool: mun.
woman and child in tho United
States lost $2.50 through business
crimes.
, The evangelist who has set tor-tn
lo cut this loss nod to save business
‘ is all enthusiastic and slightly portly .
gentlemen who hails from tho-
shorcs of Chesapeake Bay. no;
name is J. Harry Trosoo and ho was
born and bred in Baltimore. hint
at present no resides in tho Grams
of Ni 1' Jersey. find his emcee are
in. the downtown district of New
York. Ho. in the executive score-
tary oi' the National Association of
is to keep tho credit of the nation
pure and good. Mr. Tregoo ha!
been hero 'in the control wont
prcucilml: the gospel and found in
Cincinnati the some strong co-opor»
otion from are bankers and business
men that has created him. eisowhoro
in his travels on the mission (or 9.
return to the oil time rollrlon or
the Golden Rule nl business as mil
us 111 every day intorcoursd.
as crooks into the 'ponitontlary has
been Just. about completed. - It is
Cincinnati and “as (or south as Bal-
timbro. ' Another million is to ho
raised among the credit men to coy.
er the south and west. Tho business
under false pretenses. ‘tho man who
goes into lake bankruptcy. the rush
goods “below cost" and thou does
not my his bills. Some of tho
croolui work in ‘cbains. operating
But Mr. Troyes. mild of manner.
gray ,hairod with iron any man-
tacho. nvows the. business crook is
but a symbol of the time.
erlcun people at today are "crazy (or
thrills" he says, and ho Add“! till!
their passion for thrills knows no
limits Today it may be rolifli
stockings and knee high skirts tor
the women. new ideas of make-up
it. may be the thrill of sport. of tok-
ing a chance—w. flier—but oi. yo
there is to bo contended with on m-
patienco of tho drudgery ot a work-
aday world. .
Mr. Trcgoo adds that the entire
nation gets excited and thrilled over
the idea that the national budsol
director at Washington may .out.
”00.009000 trom'tho national ex-
penditures in another-year: but .up
to now the nation has paidiittloor
no attention to an' annual“ loss
through credit defaults or more than
twice the sum thatProsident Cool~
idgo and General-Lord are trying to
save by governmental economies. ‘
This credit'loss each year is 5 dl.
rcct tax 'upon the people. They
must-pay it just ns.surely no they
pay income taxes to the government.
The credit losses reach everyone. for
the business man cannot. stand it:
he must include the loss in the price
of his goods. ..
Tho extent to which the business
of the nation rests upon redit is
emphasized by Mr. Trcgm in the
statement that. 95- per eem »r every
1100 business transactions i1 credit
proposition.‘ So that even has n
* woman buys a. dress or a pm a. pair
of shoes he must pay the to: at the
credit ‘crook and defaulter.
"Tho business men of the United
States." declared Mr. Tregoc” to tbb
writer, "must fight today for deceit.
cy and honor and righteousness in
commercial life as once his tor-bears
fought for libertyij, *1
They Merely Sny‘“Wrap Is Up."
(Alchison Globe.) .
It men were not such poor shop~
per-s. what! a lot of old stun‘. stores
would have let: on hand.
HELP FOB NERVOUS WOMEN.
woman can understand what gnu-c-
vous women onduro. Most uses at
newommooloopleunoss, mum
depression. hunches. boom
crown: and worrying lino their or-
into in oomo toinlnino ailment. tint
will readily yield to W om
32.50.000.000 of the loss could bo ..
Credit. Men and his mission in lite .
to be. used inilho territory c t or ‘
who concealed his assets {ram his _
creditors. thocmnn who sells his -
stores in a number of cities at once. .
The Am. ‘
perhaps they are [oinl to rot thorn. '
new scents and perfumes: tomorrow .
in
Court Wodnosdu mambo or o.
music bongo loan A 1“. Ella
Wit“ it W mom that one line
oiono
Corner-sues on tho Bro-lilo“ route.
tool: to 170,980.83 climax vino your
or 1024. .In ties prooodinc twelve
months. it was said. the earnings
mm “1.7“.“
But diobni‘lomtnts or the corpora-
tion in 1924. when $70,910.33 was
taken in. sarcoma to 870.3“.35.
sad in 1928. Won tho gross income
was "1.734.“. tho expenses wero
moi-o. or «menu. .. .
.1an minus 1!. Hall, Attorney
John '1'. L. Bubbord and Jacob B.
Mouth. stockholders. alien mil-
monnmont‘ audio: toward wast-
nngot pronto. and thoy asked Judge
Elia that s receiver be appointed to
assume control not the corporation.
Inotulorltios in tandem of stock
no iiisowioo. claimed. The hearing
‘ It'has otoon boon said than only a .. '
Patrons,“ Suit Shows
woodman. my new 111- _
noy sol-mo in monsoon is widely 1' ‘
“Wm shown in SupcriOr ‘
by tho Control Bus
Frances am, Burch, 11L; Blonds: Rode, Rumoul. Ill. .,
sod Mouths Fisher, limo .of tile prettiest students at Eureka Col-
‘lmdoddod those should he more to college life. They t the
[ls-school sin or housework. cooking meals. marketin. -oh onse-
cissning. loan entertaining goons. Thou, so. nuke their ex-
pom m piste, we: “adopts? a. baby. . Now they clslm theories ‘
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