The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 14, 1922, Page 20

CLEVELAND, Deo, 14-1 riea anual GOING TO MARRY? TAKE THESE TIPS BY BRADLEY HULL Chief, Domestic Relations Bureau, Cleveland “ ease in Ame Sean s grow. Courts are crowded with appy Why? be « ma How hecked? can the divores flood ons were put up to Brad 1 Do hief of the Clevelar two of you » $500, in cash or his y pn negara 7 he few han car man a@ motor The should be earn ing at least $125 a@ month. The wife should not con. at sald y are only the amental reason. tinue working for any reason. Do not start with an under standing to : trresponsibility avoid paternity } ed, but were for children keep}! merly held in restraint by the senm the home fires of pul burning Practice self control rather than birth con trol Boe prepared to give and take the stronger person of a wedded patr us @ally is one big enough to give Mp and sacrifice the most, Keep a budget book. Dont think: “We just know We won't be like other folks.” Fou will be unless you study each ) other and the future very thought i fully. on the reat tuous spirit I know of no way to change the general cond he said. My job is to try to stem the tide of divorce. I do it by very ordinary methods, which require much skill and much tact “We can only hope that a wave of sentiment for the old order will re store the world to its old status re garding divorce. “If young people would wed leas hastily and with more thought for the future much of the problem would be solved.” | LAST CALL! Only 13 Remaining Business Days for the Brown-White Shoe Shop | This firm will go out of existence Sat- urday, December 30. Take advantage | of the greatest shoe values ever offered _ on shoes of quality and style, for Women, Misses, Boys and Children SATIN PUMPS we Slres ‘and Widths : hao Pumps and yt be imps, combination effects. a or Straps. Oxfords. kid, patent or suede. Miitier tating weit ep to sit Last call price $4.85 HIGH BOOTS ions today HULL shades, including black; all sizes. wiate Christmas gift. ly sold up to $2.25. LAST CALL, while they last. BASEMENT STORE Pumps and Oxfords Satin Dress Pumps, strap or Colonials; patent combina- tions; Kid Strap Pumps, Brown or Black Oxfords. Bought to sell up to $8. Last Sizes Call, while they last........ Women’s Rubbers, small sizes. Last Call price— ‘HIGH BOOT 25c Per Pair Black Kid Brown Kid Brown Suede Black Suede Last Call price. ... THE PAIR Christmas Comfy Felt Slippers, all colors on Payee idl $1.50 kind. “95c Girls’ and Boys’ School or Dress Shoes; tan calf, black or brown kid, kid patent combination; 12 styles to choose from. Sold up to $5. Last Call price— Brown-White Shoe Co. Right on the Corner Second Avenue and University Street i ite Re alli —— SEATTLE STAR LAW WOULD CHECK HASTY MARRIAGES “4 mar KANSAS CITY, Kan,, Deo Ratat the standard riage automatioal? an of tt Ifare and the aim we mar law pre ' perintendent of Kansan City ach d by M ere women of Kan bring panenge of the new law at the PEARSON March. Pearson proposes to make It tatory for the names of all marriage to be vou. nate hasty mar A clause In the law would make it necessary for the two ing parties In the mariag ment to stand a medical examina tion prior to the issuance of a It cenne Pearson attributes the large number of defective children in the schools to the laxity of mar ringe laws. J udge Hall Comments By Calvin S. Hall King County Superior Court Judge. In my opinion, the principal cause of the everincreasing sum ber of divorces is the lack of com sideration to the many responalblil ties and obligations that accompany the marital statue given by those contracting marriage, This lack of consideration i# due to the ease with which divorces are secured, the liberality of our divorce laws and the laxity of the courte in ew forcing those laws. | Most persons contracting marriage Jare willing to accept the pleasant things of married life, but refuse to make the sacrifices that go with ;it, and the number of divorces will continue to increse until those con ltemplating marriage give to it the serious consideration i should re ceive. | ‘This trresponaibiiny on the part jot those marrying, and the rushing linto the divores court at the first |nign of heavy weather, le a menace to the welfare of our country. Di- lvorces are responsible for 50% of }the delinquency in children and the jeonsequent delinquency of thone | ehtidren when they become men land women, | A realization that marrings fs # |sertous undertaking can cnly be jbrought about by making divorces more difficult to secure, To do this jwe must have « uniform divorce law, for nothing can ‘be accom plished toward leasening the num- ber of divorces while the divoree laws are severe in one state and easily secured in another. Distance is no obstacle to one desiring to sever the marriage bonds. This uniform divorce inw should be ex- plicit_and limited as to the grounds for divorcee. Incompatibility should not be one of the grounds. Mon by their crusity, laziness or drunkeness cause their wives to seek divorces, and the only punish ment they receive ts the granting of the divorce, which they are usually anxious to have granted, and the aasexsment of alimony, which in most cases is never col lected. The samo ts true of a wife |who, by disrerarding her marriage vows, breaks up the home, only she has no alimony to pay. Tho state by imprisonment punishes one who commits a felony, yet the breaking up of a home by the party at fault is & serious injury to the other spouse, to the children, if any, and to the state as well. In my opinion, the one responsible for that injury should receive the same punishment given for a felony, and that is a prison sentence. My remedy for the growing at vores evil would be a uniform dt vores law, limited as to the grounds for divorce, strictly enforced, and |drastic punishment for those re- sponsible for the divorce, Gotham Now Runs Subway to Hades NEW YORK, Deo, 14.—A woman dashing madly to get aboard a sub- way express train reached the door just as it was slammed in her fa ping to catch her breath, she Jared at the guard and exclaimed, |"Hell!” The guard leaned out be tween the cars and quickly rejoined “Just ie next train, Ford Runs 57 Miles on Callon of Gasoline A Decarbonizer, as increased t of Fords at the aw tele of jis the pr new automatto Vaporizer and which fn actual teat power and mileage 5 to 50 per cent and me removes every pu n from the cylinders hievernent of John A Stransicy, south Main Street, Pulkewana, h Dakota, A remark: able feature of this simple expensive device that {ts acti is governed entirely by the mot It is slipped between the carb and intake manifold and can b \atalled by anyone tn five min without drilling or tapping 4 ched, Ford care have made 40 to 67 miles on one gallon ne. 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Childers’ last words wero; “T am glad to die for a princtple! greater than any government or any | country, It fs true Tam English in the strict sense of the word, but I deny that accident of birth can limit the human mind and [ have been ready to fight for the Mberty of man- kind against tyranny wherever found. “Lam condemned to death by men who were ready to condemn tyranny | when exercised by the English in| Ireland, but who take another view | when it is a question of maintaining! their own positions, positions won by | betraying the cause for which #0 many of their countrymen died “One day the people of Ireland will | awake to the fact that they have| been betrayed and that it was left to | ‘this damned Englishman,’ as I have been called, to remain true to the principles for which tho best and | bravest sons of Erin have given their iT gladly, Friends of Nberty the whole world | over will realize that 1 ved my life in vain I face my fate proudly, conscious have not Selection of New Rectangular bhaper REDUCED TO $1 1,000 Ladies’ and Men’s Men’s Watches GENUINE ELGINS "ED TO $10.95 AND UP Solid Gold Rings V2 Price RANGING FROM $1.95 UP MEN’S WATCH CHAINS Our high grade goldfilled Men's WALDEMAR Chains: AS LOW AS $1.98 Ss A Small Deposit Will Hold Any Selection Until 1418 Second Avenue Near Pike of the great privilege that ts mine | Draws $15 Weekly of dying for the cause of liberty, a cause more often betrayed than nerved these days.” Irish | Dea 14—Erskine Chil- | FREE EYE EXAMINATION Glasses are Moderately Priced— When Needed NORTHWEST EYE CLINIC 1019%4 Third Ave., Near Madison (Room 16) Phone Main 5742 Noted Airman Is Hailed in Court Divorce Fraud Is for Looking Dead Rife in England LONDON, Dec. 16.—Under the| LONDON, Dec. 14.—-Extensive in-| COMES, Dec. 14.—Claude Grae | |minimum wage rule of the Actors’| vestigation quietly made by the au-| hame-White, the famous aviator, was. association one actor gets $15 a week | thorities has revealed many cases of | fined $60 for leaving an autom fo ov just appearing to be dew collusion. parked in the street overnight. 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