The evening world. Newspaper, August 31, 1921, Page 13

A — tien BOLSHEV WART MUS, COMMEREE, PETRY SAYS BECK Jazz a Musical Crime, the Age Is One of Sham and Coun- lerfeit, He Declares, GINCINNATI, 6,, Aug. 31.—Revolt @gainst tradition and authority has sprung up not only against the po-; litical state, but in misic, art, poetry | ) Land commerce, until the age has be- | come “pre-eminently one of sham and counterfeit," James M. Beck. Solicitor ( alot the United States. declared be » the American Bar, Association day. } “The statist of our crimigal courts in recent years show an un- Precedented growth in crime,” Mr. Beck said. “But this revolt against wuthority is not confined to the po- litical state. In music its funda- | mental canons have been thrown aside and discord has replaced har- Its culmination, jazz, Is a musical crime “In the pl arts the criteria of eauty have swept aside by the ‘ulllrists, cubists, vorticists and ther aesthetic Bolsheviki, In poetry f of rhythm and nobility of © been replaced by ex- © grotesque and brutal, revolt is one iandards and the ness morals. Who it of slam and counter: | Ss is pre-emi- | has always d, but to-day of the past ndustrial eivQli- Work for the most glorious f human faculties, ha work is the ay. The wants me. aversion to evil of man d he mech i cra is a persistent struggle for more pay and shorter hours, and to-day it has culminated in world-wide ruin In my judgment, the economic catastrophe of 1921 is far ater than the politico-military —_ catastrophe of 1914." 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