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THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINER SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 17 1921. Writer on Love Tells How Poisonous Precepts Pervade Modern Life (BY WINONA WILCOX.) Author of a War Bride," "Confessions of a Bride" and "Letters to Lovers." Arbuckle, famous movie comedian, is locked In the "felon's row" of a San Francisco jail--because a girl is dead. There had been a party In Arbuckle's hotel suite. Wealth and youth, beauty and genius had attended. there which a.

certain class considers "the life." But something human was lacking from that party--for the garments of the girl who Is dead were literally "torn to tatters," a -witness testifies! Just what was omitted from the glamorous event? Not brains. The master of the revels can play excellent straight drama as well as comedy. Nobody who has laughed at "Fatty's" stunts ever called him a fool. Not education. A man who has raised his salary from $30 to $5000 week has acquired a liberal education in the Then what was The pitiful heap ot fattered chiffona tell the tale: Character was wanting.

Character which means restraint; restraint which originates in the will and controls the human urges. Whatever the evidence may prove, whatever the result of the inquiry whlch connects Roscoe Arbuckle with the most sensational crime of the decade in America, there remains those shreds of a girl's garments" to stamp and shame a certain kind of fast liv- THE WRONG THEORY. Pleasure of the smartest and latest variety is based, on the notion that human beings are b'- the nature they inherit entitled to seize the hour; that nature justifies man in taking 1 his fun where ho finds it. This is a theory of which the race once ashamed, but it spread wide since the war, and who hold it are no longer ashamed of Why Well, the great war is not the only created by the Germans. A subtler way of manufacturing misery was Ocvised by Freud, whose is familiar to all who can read.

Freud has reduced conduct to a sex Even our dreams by the sex urge. Ive says. And we can't help ourselves, he insists; and of course this idea makes tremendous appeal to those do not wish to help themselves FItEUU'S POSITTOX. To some one who objected to his revolting theory, Freud said in a lecture: "The trouble is, you believe in the illusion of psychic freedom and will net give it up. I regret that on this point I find myself in complete to your 1 Now, it is astounding how quickly 'man can grasp a doctrine, which he I agreeable.

This accounts for the rapidity with which Freud's -Abominable theory has seized upon the imagination of persons of all of intelligence. The youth of remote village's thinkers of university centers agret? i 'that the repression of primitive -stincts and the inhibition of mental impulses react to the injury; of the Individual! Those who never heard Freud's -name snatch at his philosophy as a of nature which they must obey! And some who do not sin themselves, laugh at, or condone, or tolerate sin--as a sex necessity--In others! ABSURDITY OF THEORY. WOMEN WITNESSES IN ARBUCKLE CASE THESE women were among the guests at the fatal Arbuckle (center) revel and testified before the grand jury as to what took place in the motion picture comedian's hotel rooms in San Francisco where Virginia Rappe is alleged to have received injuries which resulted in her death several days later. Mrs. Delmont is a beauty specialist of Los Angeles; Betty Campbell, Alice Blake, Zey Pyvrpn-Prevost and Dolly Clark are San Francisco entertainers.

Mrs. Delmont, companion of Miss Rappe at the party, who swore to the murder complaint, and Miss Pyvron-Prevost, are regarded by the prosecution as most important witnesses. Starting Today Another Big Super Special A THE, CUP OF LIFE" i a dlftinguiihod Hobart Boeworllt. Madge A i byjhmvu H. -Snct.

Also HAROLD LLOYD in the first of his single reel comedies "BASHFUL" PATHE NEWS Starting Wednesday Next--Viola Dana in her latest cial, 'The Match MANY WILL OBSERVE 1 CONSTITUTION DAY NEW YORK, Sept. Day. this year the 134th anniversary of the signing of the American constitution is being: celebrated here today by many thousand organiza- GUARANTY TRUST CO. MEETS BIG LOSSES NEW YORK," Sept. of the Guaranty Trust' company, whose resources exceed those of any similar institution in the -United States, METHODISTS INDORSE PROFITS LONDON, Sept.

the Afthur Henderson, British 'Labor member of the house of commons, in discussing, human needs Friday announced a reduction from- in modern industry before the world's tions, according-to the Constitutional five per cent to three per cent in. the Methodist conference this morning', de- leajrue of America. (quarterly dividend, ending September dared that the problem of just distrib- The league, which is promoting observance of the day, is a non-partisan, In a statement to stockholders the Absurd all to i.doubly absurd to decent men and women who perceive that our national life is infected with a false philosophy of pleasure, practiced sec; retly by thousands and coveted by millions, Now the tragedy which has trapped would seem to prove the worst in the Freudian theory, but fortunately certain sane persons, neither prudes nor censors, have two non-soctarian body formed "to furth- directors mentioned losses suffered in a greater knowledge and profound Latin-American ventures "where the shrinlcaffo of customers' loans, due to the unprecedented fall in price of commodities and the fluctuations, in exchange, haye been exces- the constitution Presina- Govcrnors of 42 states have agreed to co-operate in the celebration. Inlslvc." many cities historical pageants are to It is common knowledge that losses be presented by patriotic societies, suffered 1 by league reports. Among organizations that have agreed to observe the.

occasion are the pany in dealings with the Mercantile, bank of the Americans, whose finan-. cial 1 rehabilitation is now being undr- Sons of the American Revolution, Am-: taken by-a committee of erican Federation of Labor, American) The statement also declared that, legion, General Federation of "Women's the company has set up large'extraor-- short ouestions which roh cluos Chamber of Commerce of the dinaty reserves, these being charged short Questions which Freudian United States, Y. M. C. Order of surplus and undivided na- of their snug joy in their right" to eroticism.

Any just-average man and woman can answer them. The great need is that individuals shall put the questions plainly and answer honestly; "Is your soul your own or is it "Does your brain 1 rule you or your body?" Thanks to the eternal good which abides in man somewhere, we have "all passed the point where we will admit that we are slaves to our When the most famous and Insidious and destructive of all modern philosophies is thus condensed, nobody will own it for himself. Psychic freedom the freedom of the soul to know and to choose is not an illusion. As well deny one's eyes as one's conscience! the Eastern Daughters of the- profits'which, with capital, amount to American Revolution, Jewish Welfare slightly over Board, National Security league, 'A prominent director of the com- era.l Council of Churches of Christ the statement that all America, and the Grand Lodge of Ma- losses, incurred in the readjustment sons of New York. period of the last few years had been oo I "written and said that any "salv- ution of wealth remained unchanged.

If this was to be accomplished, he said, the churches must see that Christian principles were applied-in "industry. The speech was greeted with-cheers and other speakers reiterated his urging the eight hour day and profit sharing. F. M. Larkin, of San described the system in Kansas of compulsory arbitration of industrial The adopted, a resolution urging Methodists everywhere to wage relentless warfare'on liquor.

CITIZEN MAY TOTE QUART IN BAGGAGE (Continued from Page One.) start this afternoon, to get in touch with him and have him brought here and stand trial -on this charge." PETERSBURG, Sept. a. I ruling- laid down 'by Circuit Judge Wet, a citizen has a right regardless of the prohibition laws to have a. quart of hard liquor -in his personal gag'e. The case in which the ruling was given Friday," in the Sussex county court, was not declded-in favor of the defendant the jury after some deliberation finding him guilty on the ground that the "whisky was SUZANNE LENGLEN TO SAIL WEDNESDAY Judge Kirnball then said, the wrapped in a sock and decided that record'show" that this morning- the! a sock could not be'construed as "per- The State, Utah against! sonal baggage." Matt Smith was regularly called for oo- trial, the state-announced it is ready for trial, and the defendant appear; that the court orders that the bail and bond, the and it is'hereby'forfeit- ed.

The clerk notify sureties of that the district attorney can 'take- such proceedings to produce the'-defendant here as he sees proper. OIL MEN ORGANIZE TO COMBAT STRIKE Mr. in the pro-; BUILDING AND METAL TRADES IMPROVING such bad debts would.be counted as clear gain. oo--- NEW YORK, Sept. says: A widening circle of improvement in trade and industry is reflected in I reports.

Part of this, as, for GERMANS TRY HARD TO RAISE GOLD COIN i iv 4 BERLIN, Sept. arid "more" active' condition' industrial Germany showed much' good of jobbing distribution, southwest and east seems along more or less strict- will" at the meeting. Wednesday' with Chancellor to devise methods of ly seasonal lines, the apparel trades FEWER WITHDRAWING A I DEPOSITS WASHINGTON, Sept. savings deposits increased at industrial -centers and a decrease in withdrawals was taken as an indication of easing financial stringency, according to the postoffice department which announced today that total deoosits on August 31 aggregated $162,400,000. The decrease for the month, $100,000.

was the smallest decrease shown in several months, it was said. oo GYPSUM WORKER CRUSHED TO DEATH RICHFIELD, Sept. 17--Crushed between a wagon and the wall ot the Jumbo plaster mill power house, Gro- ver Snedeger, employed in hauling gypsum from the quarry to the mill, was instantly killed. Snedeger attempted to drive across the tracks in front of a moving car struck the wagpn. He is survived by one child, two brothers and four sisters.

Something New Wright's new department is an innovation. Nothing like it here. Wright's raising 'gold 'currency to- -meet bulking large-in this direction. German The The better tone of the building and; industrial world believes the basis of related trades. notably lumber and'government will-be widened to hardware, and the cheerful trend of adequate representation of economic advices from iron and steel and their, interests.

subsidiaries, notably coke making, Newspapers and. 1 manufacturer! however, not necessarily seasonable 1 concur that every effort must be made "11 A T1 SAN Sept. operators of -California, met here Friday to organize to meet the strike teetion of the'--bondsmen, 'if Smith- ap- conditions existing in the oil fields peared''in-a reasonable for-1 west of the San Joaquin valley, ac- jfeiture-of be'set aside. I cording to a by G. court granted this privilege." Swindel, of Los Angeles, of the chamber of oil and- mines.

A permanent organization was completed, Swindel said, to be -known as the Oil -Porducers' association of California. SUPPLY IS SOUGHT NEW Suzanne- lienglen, French tennis star announc- ed today that she had booked" passage.j.^J.vXS.U UJkJ-wi! on, the steamer France, Havre' next 'Her' mother and'A. -de vice "president iawn Tennis TTWTPT-II tion, her, -She said! LOS her physicians "reave ordered her to.1^° her 4 ne ur the I I I refrain from violent exercises a I quor Deported to-have been.in evidence indefinite XFatty) Arbuckle; party "oo You've Heard of It--Now See It at the of, birds' nests; 'made of-" seaweed, for. soup. was continued HEADY TO HELP YOU are subject to biliousness, gas, bloating, sick headache, sour stomach -or other ills 'that result from in; digestion and constipation, -you.

can relief with Foley Tablets. features. The former is a reflection of the growing activity aided by set- tloment of many strikes in construction lines due to the pressure for new to- fulfill the allies' demands: The industrialists calculate they, will be able to produce'between. 1,000,000,000 and 1,500,000,000 marks, thus re- housing while the strength in iron lieving the government of necessity of and the slight but apparently signif I- purchasing -foreign currency to the cant advances in steel, copper and lead are regarded as evidences of the increasing exhaustion of stocks on hand of some of those metals. SOUTHERN TEXTILE LABOR TO ORGANIZE disadvantage of German exchange.

T0 UNITE SOLIDLY NEW YORK, Sept of unions in the American Federation of Labor will meet representatives of the United Textile Workers of America in Washington next Tuesday to make plan's for a campaign to establish the 48-hour work week and increase wages of textile workers in southern mills. This announcement was made by Thomas F. McMahon after his election as president of the textile workers at the convention here. "We will also work for the abolition of child labor in the, cotton mills," Mr. McMahon said, "and -will demand sanitary working conditions f-or thousands of men.

women and children who now, do not have them." -oo-- I FARM LOAN BONDS WILL BE OFFERED WASHINGTON, Sept. offering of federal loan farm bonds bearing 5 will.be. i made about October 1, Secretary 'Mel- TM NEW ORLEANS, Sept. of the sudden fall in prices of farm products and because other prices have not fallen in proportion, the condition of the farmer is worse today than it has been Jn 30 years, declared William Jennings Bryan in an address before the interstate farm congress here. Mr.

Bryan declared the farmers "must 'stand united against the present efforts to shift the burden of taxation from the privileged few to the masses." The obvious purpose of the revenue now under discusaip'n-'in congress" is relatively to decrease the taxes of the rich and relatively increase the taxes of the poor." "The bill, it" passed the. house, removed the tax from excess-: profits, that is profits that are excessive--and bestowed upon the profiteers a gift estimated at said'Mr. Bryan. --oo-- -TRENCH SUMMONED TO MEET 5 Ion 'said. The issue, expected to be at least PARIS, Sept.

cabinet, at ing "-presided over this mc-rninr--'by: decided to calV'azr 0-4EEB-C $40,000,000, will be in accordance with session o'f the se'nate- the se.nera! plan of. financing the of Oct6b'er' eral land banks, the' secretary said. LAST TIMES TODAY So verywhere Adver faoJd Adver- ined; and-' according to United catharttTM Tablets and n6w I can elt Attorney admitted liquor was at 'the hotel party, but denied knowledge of the' tra'ns- portatip.n'-of any liquor from Los' It was. announced by federal -lof cials; every attend- ance the -party' who located here, will' be "examined; '-'and' that the federal' grand' -will be summoned" hear' the results of the investigation: -Sherman told. the.

federal. 'Officers that- liquor, was furnished to-, the: party by the chef 'of the "hoteli, who he said, known as "Tqny." Tomorrow Also News Weekly and Century Comedy Today Petticoats'' PUTTING EAR TAGS ON HORSE NOT CRUEL BOSTON, Sept. holes in.horses' ears to insert identification tags does not'constitute unnecessary cruelty, in the opinion of a superior court jury. The jury acquitted two men who "had been arrested on complaint of the' Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. WILLIAM FOX (presents GEORGE SB IN FOREIGN.

LANGUAGE'! SCHOOL LAW WORKING; SACRAMENTO, Sept. first to teach a language school as in a bill i passed at. session ofthe legis-i lature placing foreign- language.schools under, the.supervision of the state'-department ofr'educatibn has been issued by Director Sam. tp.IC'Ka- kushima, a-Japanese minister-at-Fresno it was to -ever! issued'in'the i ----'--T--oo- PLANE THIEF HELD AFTER HlRD CRASH, i- airplane which loaned to. ston police "department by its owner, stolen.from this.morn- ing by.

Frank'. -Strand, who''' gave address was sey.erar- hours- he'r-'JaadV wrecked platie, neighboring 1 r.eppr'tedlf- that aviator" 1 MACCABEES vs. NYES For Championship of Commercial Leagua LORIN FARR PARK SUNDAY, 2:30 P. M. Two Games Admission 25c Ghristensen School of Dancing Will Open MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26 At Berthana Courses in Ballet, Pantomine, Aesthetic and Ballroom Dancing For information call: phones.