The evening world. Newspaper, June 15, 1911, Page 12

| WOULD HAVE LAN BAR MINORS FROM HASTY WEDDINGS Half of Such Cases End in Divorce, Half of Rest Un- happy, Says Judge. PUBLICITY AS A CURE. T | FODGH WHO URGES _ | there sou have « bad atate of aftatra GREATER CHECK ON | iisontantes, “Marriage Ia not what the “CHILD MARRIAGES.’ “14 wife thought, and she becomes cross and nagging. This drives the boy | money grows less, and inside of a year they are in the Domestic Relations Court to have thelr affairs readjusted. “If they could sfford it, they would oo and cannot, they can only squabble through @ miserable existence. “When children are born they are weak, miserable littie things, poorly nourished and badly cared for. How else can this be? The mother does not understand a thing about the care of her children, and should, in fact, still be playing with her do! “I know this to be a faot, for I have seen hundreds of these children brought into court by the parents, Many of them die, some of them live and be- come poor, weak men and women. “I do not think one could possibly set a standard on the amount of money It is not the lack of money that makes these people ao miserable. It is the from the home, he ?egins to dissipate, | obtain a divorce, but as they are poor | a man should have before he marries. | one cannot expect other than the dread- ful domestic infelicity that fs found to- day, and as long as such piness continues morals cannot have @ very high standard, “Compel the young people to walt for arriage until they are of @ auitable ge. Publish the marriage a month be- ‘ore It takes place, make certain that they are physically and mentally fit for marriage. Disease and weak mentality are a menacing feature in many of the marriages to-day.” i _—— os | DEAD WOMAN’S COFFIN UPSET BY BURGLARS. Posses Hunt for Intruders in House of Mourning, but They Escape. Mrs, Emil Pirravano's coffin was up- set and her body rolied out on the floor by burglars who entered her hogs in Union avenue, Hackensack, in the early | hours of yesterday morning. The noise | roused her husband, who had spent the THURSDAY, A g i ly P | In some respects this tp fire to the Inck Of reverence shown toward the married state by people to-day. Marriage has to some extant become a joke to the c Ht el i i i ji Mil i? Ha ij et J ith i h yi | ph HS : [ i f § 3 t B 2 : i f i ar j & 3 i i i ei i i itt ij el it Ht inl rl ar twenty. The gti ts 4 Sg wicrciss i ore casts pone) Pe See Se ee I tiscoese seattiages v3 on for there ts coe more tm the ay of rwenty-one ie more &- |TO0 POOR TO GET A DIVORC in the gunerality ef cases than E, ' ef qightees. But many mer ONLY 6QUABBLE. 4 ‘gye taking Mare between ehtl-| “Or tay take o fursished room, and i i (Gaps be Guly tmypreseed with the =———-=—== | TUBERCULOSIS BE ome om eotten ot res os young people need not obtata the +, ..¢omment of the parent and there 1s not Dortars’ Mistakes Corrected. "eves an assurance tp the State that they are of age. Thry may ge to the Yoeame hhuvean, obtain a Ticense then| x, pce, cea air tiateest ead reve of go ® & aviary public or an Alderman ext other dines of the throat and an heve the ceremony tmmediately. | \imzy is Gur to bis accurate diagnose of these WOULD PUBLISH BANS MONTH | “wese ty the Andersce X-Light examination, i ignorance of the woman in everything pertaining to home making, the im- norance on the husband's part of the duties of a married man, and the fear- ful absence of love in nearly all such untona, “LT have geen very poor men and women lead healthy, happy Ives, and! bring thelr children up respectably. hey loved one another, and the idea was to stick together through thick and | Clothes bought for the funeral by thin. The young married people of to-| Charles Pirravano, the dead woman's day do not love one another, and their|#on, and $13 in money. Their fright main idea is to become separated, | “As long as auch @ condition exists t | early part of the night assisting in the preparation of the body for burial Mr. Pirravano roused the nelghbor- hood and searching parties hunted for the rest of the night through Wood- ridge, Hasbrouck Heights and Carl- stadt. Nothing came of the search. The burgiars had taken a new suit of was not sufficient to make them drop booty. THE LARGEST WAIST HOUSE IN THE WORLD. Great - Sale---Dresses $5.85 $7.50 Lingeries,' Embd. Batiste, Irish Dimities Values $8.00, $9.00, $10.50 1,000 Lingerie Waists $2.45, $2.85, $3.85 | Regular Selling Prices $3.75, $4.75, $6.50 |] 22-24-26 John Forsythe west satn st. Bonwit, Harris 2G Broadway and 5th Ave., Cor. 21st St. Last Eight Days Retiring From Business Everything Must Be Sold JUNE 16, 1911. 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