Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 251, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 March 1922 — Page 3

SENATOR SAYS ‘PACIFICISM’ IS FALSE ECONOMY Puindexter Warns Against Permitting Navy to Fall Below Ratio. CITES PACIFIC NEED WASHINGTON, March I.—“We should trust In ourselves to keep our powder dry,’’ declared Senator Miles Poindexter of Washington, In warning today against, the American Navy being permitted to fall below the -3 ratio of the naval limitation treaty. Poindexter, who Is slated to succeed to the chairmanship of the Senate Naval Affairs Committee, charged that “Pacificism" in the guise of “false economy” Is threatening to reduce the American Navy to a negligible position.”

EFFORTS TO FORTIFY ISLANDS FAILURE. One objection made to the naval treaty Is that It prohibits the erection of fortl- j flcations on certain Pacific islands,” Poindexter said. “This gives rise to the question as to whether or not, if we had no treaty, we would or could erect fortifications on these Pacific Islands which we possess. “We have not done so, notwithstanding that there has been no treaty or other obstacle to stop us during the long years since the Spanish war. I have made numerous efforts to secure appro- ; priations for a naval base at Guam, but I never have been able to secure the requisite backing of Congress to bring this about. It is not at all likely, even if the opponents of the naval treaty should* succeed in defeating it —which, of course, is not probable—that we should be able to accomplish any more than we have In the past in securing money for fortifications for our Pacific possessions. URGES FITE TO THREE NAVY. “With the limitations the treaty places upon us, our responsibility becomes all the greater to maintain a Navy equal to that of any other power in the world—in the proportion of five to three to Japan. It is quite evident that we are going to have a struggle to do this, as the same group of pacifits who, notwithstanding the example of Russia, China and Armenia, and believing that helplessness is synonymous with peace, are making a fight to prevent the maintenance of the American Navy on even the basis provided by the treaty. “These pacifists would reduce the American Navy, if they had their way, to a negligible position—to two or even to one in the equation as related to five ou the part of Great Britain and three for Japan, •With an adequate Navy and an adequate number of th'-oughly train.’* officers and a somewhat longer term of training for our enlisted men and a sufficient number of seamen to maneuver ships and kee 1 ? them prepared for action, our Pacific possessions and our mainland, which is Inseparably connected with our possessions everywhere, would be safe."—Copyright, 1922, by International News Service.

Wilhelm Stands Up as Orchestra Plans ‘God Save the King 9 AM PRONG FN. Holland. March I.—The spAefacle of the former German war lord, ex-Kaiser Wilhelm. In full dress uniform, bristling with medals, standing at attention while an orchestra played “God Save the King." was gran'ed a few privileged visitors to Count Bentlnck's private moving picture show eher last night. At the count's invitation, the former k:!isr, his mustache, now snow white, lacking somewhat its former aggressiveness, but proud and haughty of bearing as ever, went with his staff to watch an exhibition of the late Sir Ernest Shaekleton’s previous South Pole expedition. When the film reached the place where tV hd-'ting of the British fiag over the soathernmost possessions of Great Britain was shown, the orchestra played “God Save the King" and the audience. Including the former kaiser, stood up.

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Jazz Dance Dangerous to Mind and Morals? Opinions Don’t Agree

NEW YORK, March I.—ls the modern craze mentally dangerous? This question was debated by psychological, church and terpslchorean circles today when dispatches from Paris stated Influential journals and famous academicians had indicted jazz as a "hypocritical form of obtaining illicit pleasure." “The modern dances are as soothing to the populace as rocking is to the infant," declared Dr. A. A,, Brill, chief of the clinic of psychiatry in Columbia University. “Jaza is to our national life what impurity Is to a woman—prostitution—affirmed the Rev. Dr. John Roach Stratton, the famous fighting pastor of Calvary Baptist Churt^i. “George Washington loved to dancewhy this outcry?” demanded Louis 11. Challf, high priest of the dancing hierarchy, who once tripped a toe in th* Czar's ballet. DAYLIGHT SAVING DANCE APPROVED. “I don’t care how much young people shimmy, If they only take the proper positions and cling to a few forms of etiquette," explained Canon William S.

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Chase of the Protestant Episcopal Church. “Jazz is not for ‘sweet sixteen,’ ” said Laurel Taylor, the actress starring In a play that depicts jazz evils. “Jazz is a manifestation of the speed mania of the age," stated Frank M. Thomas, Miss Taylor's leading man, who plays the role of Jazz’s opponent. Dr. Brill, who gained reknown In scientific circles when he 'translated

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Freud into English, and who is acclaimed a national authority on psychoanalysis, said animals and birds danced. SAYS CONTACT IS OBJECT. “The new dances represent a substitute for the normal gratification of the seg instinct in the form of pleasurable motion,” he continued. “Viewed In this light, the modern dances must be considered beneficial to our present social system. People won't it home and read the Bible all the time,” he added, with twinkling eyes. “There must be some outlet, some diversion for the populace. “There is no doubt the closer contact Headaches from Slight Colds. Laxative BROMO QUININE Tablets relieve the Headache by curing the Cold. A tonic laxative and germ destroyer. The genuine bears the signature of E. W. Grove. (Be sure you get BROMO.) 30c. —Advertisement.

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In the modern dances offers an opportunity to those individuals who look for sex everywhere. But this might happen and undoubtedly has happened even before the new dances came into vogue.” Dr. Stratton, who is waging a fight against decadence In modern life, eald he was not surprised some scientists — who say they are descended from monkeys—should see no harm in jazz. “When we have monkey men, we have monkey morals,” he contonded. “Jazs music and dancing is a reversion te the savage Instinct. Jazz la the spirit of evil, the devil's orchestra. I hare observed young men and young women lowered morally by its effects.” Dr. Stratton, however, sees encouraging handwriting on the wall of time. “There are faint signs of a return to social sanlty.’V he averred. “The fact French academicians and journalists denounce Jazz as mentally dangerous Is a healthy omen."

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