The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-25

Hnouin, be no legislation against any
particular sex, race, class. color. or
7 chsod in this country.
Morality cannot be forced by law.
We must educate people TO It. Gif1s
must be taught by their mothers
their true place In the world.
Colonel Obadiah. or Colonel Din
| nhHh as he IL often called. has had
/ a varied and picturesque career. lie
/ IL Parseo, born AT Bombay, India,
and from carly childhood has shown
/ intense interest In research work OF
q scientific nature. For thirty years
he has studied light. heat, electricity
and magnetism and has found in
certain light waves valuable oura-
two properties. Colonel Dinshah Is
also a psychologist OF aclRe percep-
tiona
IIcasOns for Opposing Smoking.
II am mother faddish nor fanatic"
Colonel Dinshah said. "bUt 1 am
sworn enemy OF smoking
The polsons that are In nicotine
are not always well understood.
They are pyrldine, sulphuric acid.
carbon monuMde. carbon dloxide
and prussic acid
The results OF smoking are dry
throat, imperfect circulation OF the
blood with loss OF equilibrium, hard
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abd poor digestion.
Smoking among women may
easily result In a serious loss of
equilibrium and the perfect balance
OF feminine characteristics which
makes her woman. Then she may
take on male characteristics, such
as beard. a woman should not
court any masculine habits or char
acteristlcs or she viii surely lose her
own feminine personality. This is
/ produced by deterioration In CLAM
dul9r activity. Both men and women
| have the characteristics Of the op-
| posite sex, but one group is always
moro developed than the other
/ which lies dormant.
Women should stay women and
7 rot try To take on the characteristics
OF men.
/ lu order that the perfect child
| shall result from marriage a har-
mouious union o. necessary. Eugen-
I ins claims 10 accomplish this, but
that science is wrong. ltVelales only
10 the physical side of life, / refer,
too. 10 the psychological aspects as
we'll Tho perfect mating must be
based ON the most powerful force in
fho world. that emotion called love.
From the marriage relations OF life
AN happiaoss and unhappness re-
suit
"a human being Of one sex Is
drawn TO one Of tho opposite sex be-
cause uf the difference in polarity.
But II these two ln mating fall short
~ thc proper Ideas az demanded by
nature the psyChical side OF nature
rcvolts. The man thinks the girl
huuid be the idoal woman he has
read about In stories, and the girl
wants him to be her ideal hero
Thus, disillusion brings discord TO
the former harmonies OF matrlmony.
f1he second reason for unhappi-
moss is that often a wife cannot rise
along with her husband as he ad-
vancos In the world. Then tastes
wary as TO the way 10 enjoy life, and
this difference may not be apparent
ull a long time after marriage.
In man and woman there are
two factors, self and sex. The man
who Ia devoted 10 q woman sub
morges his self, humbles himself and
asks her 10 marry him Normally
tho two factors are equally distrib-
utcd in the polarity OF men and
women. But woman makes man
lose his equilibrium for awhile and
tumbl"s him over from his high ego.
what we need 10 settle many
martial problems is court without
lawyprs-a tribunal Of common
sense, presided over by Psychologist"