The evening world. Newspaper, January 17, 1912, Page 7

Easy Divorce Modern Attitude Toward the Practice Is Brutal and Barbarous and Men and Women Who Loyalty and Self-Sacri- fice. Government, Says Doc- tor, Should Regulate All Engagements by an Examination as to Health, Ancestry and Previous Life; but Love Should Rule All. Marguerite Mooers Marshall. “The law should permit divorce delity, for misrepresentation of facts materially affecting mar- ried life, for desertion of two years or more, But Society and the Ghurch should show unremitting Opposition to any separation be- and w: Otherwise will soon be in a state Thus Dr. Stanton Colt, author, chatr+ man of the West London Ethical So- clety and formerly headworker In the University Settlement, New York, who has returned to America to lecture on the ethics of marriage and divor Al- though, when I talked with yesterday, it seemed to me that a orce” “ethics” are as far sundered as in his vocabulary, I understand that the different in England and America," he began, ‘In my own country the laws are exceed- ingly unfair to women, since may dtvorce his wife for u ness, while she must prove both in- fidelity and cruelty before she can receive a decree. Also, the machinery for obtaining a divorce !s costly, which gives the rich an unfair advantage over the poof, DANGER IN THE FACILITY OF GETTING DIVORCE. “Here, of course, it 1s much easter for members of both sexes and all ranks of Mfe to break the marriage tie, but it seems to me there ts the gravest danger in that very facility, What will America be one hundred or two hun- dred years from now {f the present divorce rate continues to increase? All history shows us that monogamy fe an attribute of the highest civilizations, and that the real marriage must be beld to last ‘till death do us part.’ “It seems to mo that the modern attitude of society toward the practice of securing a divorce is incredibly brutal and barbarous. Summed up, it is simply, ‘We have got énto an awful mess, and let's get out of It as soon as we can!’ There {s no slightest at- tempt, no pretence, even, toward loyalty, self-sacrifice, the duty of service to a weaker brother or sister; there 1s only the base, selfish desire for individual happiness at the expense of a race-ldeal. "The ideal society 1s that where di- voree 1s perfectly possible in law, but where no one ever asks for it." “But why not?” I protested. ‘Why should not two people who are unhappy together be permitted to separate?” MARRIAGE SHOULD BE STRONG- EST OF ALL TIES. marriage is the strongest of Colt replied, MRS. STANSFIELD WILL FIGHT DIVORCE DECREE. Wife, Charged With Giving Gay Parties in Flat, Plans to Make Appeal. (Special to The Evening World.) WHITE PLAINS, Jan, 17—1t was stated to-day that Mrs, Eugenia Stansfield of Purchase, near White Plains, intends to appeal from the de- clston of Supreme Court Justice Tomp- king granting her husband, Samuel Stansfleld, manager of large woollen mills in New ¥ork, a divorce, The final order of Justice Tompkins which rane a decree in favor of Mr. Stans- was Med in Westchester The or- retions mitment | 4 eft ere OV heli “Th seni war lndisted under secs tion’ 15 of the act governing sheris in Now Jersey, Shows Selfishness of| Make No Pretense of! - | disease. in America Full of Gravest Danger, Says Dr. Stanton Coit | TROOPS USE SABRES INATTACK ON ARMY OF MILL STRIKERS; With Flat of Blades They Beat Back Three Thousand Marchers in Parade. LAWRE: CE, Mass, Jan, 17.—The first severe clash between the strikers | and the authorities that has occurred @ince Monday came at noon to-day when the militiamen on duty in the mill district endeavored to prevent a de of strikers from passing up Canal street. There were about 3,000 in the parade, which had just passed through the tenement house and the business district of the city and was headed for the mili section. A militar; Ino composed of iembers of Battery C, armed th clubs had STANTON COLT tly. “It is the most wonderful partnership in the world, because it tn- volves a sharing of the vital forces. The tle between husband and wife should be as unbreakable as that be- tween parents and children. No crimé, ould avail to separate it." ts are responsible for their children,” I began. “And a husband 1s responsible for his wife, and vice versa," finished Dr. C “If a woman is ea ee to than 2, her husband,’ he is to stick to his post and conquer his own suffering to minister to hers. “Then there is the marriage where one party or the other develops ungov- ernable temper or jealousy. Such a trait 4s very often nothing but mental You know, there {s a disease of the mind which prompts its victims to wreak all possible injury on those whom they love most. But then the well man or woman should try to cure the malady of the other, not run away fram it. MARRIAGE FOR MONEY NEARLY ALWAYS ENDS IN DISASTER. “I think that the chief reason why there are so many unhappy marriages is that @o many women marry for money. Every union based on surface attractions, beauty in the young woman, strength in the young man, is prefer- able to the marriage of convenience. For the former {s caused by principles of natural welection and works for the etrengthening and safeguarding of the Tace, but the mercenary marriage is an anomaly and is almost eure to result disastrously.” “You think love ts the only proper for marriage?” dsolutely; a love that combines the ural and more or less evanescent at- tractions with the firm and qualities of affectionate comr Of course, marriage tends to develop these qualities; sometimes they do not show to any great extent for ten or fit teen years. But it ts much better if they are present in some degree from the very beginning, “Also there should be some gov- ernmental regulation requiring each of the contracting parties to fur- nish the other side with all essen- tial particulars about health, an- costry, income and previous life. One reason for unhappiness after marriave is because there has been Qn insufficiency of frankness before it. And both young men and young ‘women should be instructed in all the obligations and duties which married life involves, in ite fullest meaning. “Then after ¢! very tow per possible to live.”* “Yes, Harold, It “Makes Grandma's Feet Feel Just Like Yours, Free from Tiredness, Aches and Corns!"’ “Your papa and mar andpa | and your ¢ And you'll vee aman, T get tired inst, The bun- ome and pain more stubb Ata to atale, 1 2 orn | intone they uae | | e, your | other things; draws out that make Dox. sold every direct, on receipt of pri Luther Dodge & Co., Chie Recommended by all Drug Stores, Ment ond general stores, beon thrown across Canal street, near were ordered to go up Hampshire etrect instead of atreet. ‘The strikers refused to obey the com- mand of the military ed | and tried to forca their way throug the Une of soldiers, The militlames drew Proceeding along Canal their clubs and roundly belabored the strikers over the Reads and shoulders, while the officers used the flat blades of their sabres with telling effect. No one was seriously Wurt in the confilet, al. though many were badly bruised and several children were trampled crowd armed {tself with bricks, stones, and pieces of ice, which they hurled at the militiamon, Several of the soldiers were struck with the missiles, but no one was badly hurt Some of the crowd managed to force they way through the line of troops, but wise heads among them manage! to suppress a rear attack upon the militia, After the crowd had been q 1. the soldiers drew back and allowed the s®rikers to pass up Canal etreet into the mill district — Conway a Magtatrate. Mayor Gaynor announced yesterday the appointment of James J. Conway as City Magistrate to succeed the late Magistrate Gilroy. and lives in Long’ Island n Independent Democrat and ‘assidy man in Queens polities, He is married, has five children has been a member of the Bar Asso tion since 18%. The Intelligent, Careful Buyer | Will Most Appreciate the 0. 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Formerly 39500 175.00 730 265.00 BROADTAIL COAT Imported Model 54 inches long, le from best grade Formerly very ita 1450.00 750.00 HUDSON BISAM SEAL COATS Fognetly 48.50 32 50 (Dyed Muskrat Formerly 135.00 CARACUL COAT: MOIRE CUL COATS a rmerly 75.00 50.00 Formerly 110.00 FRENCH SEAL COATS FUR T~.IMMED SEAL COATS Fermery. 95.00 59.50 Formerly 125.00 BABY CARACUL COATS |PERSIAN LAMB COATS Formerly 285.0 175.00 Formerly 195,00 MARMOT COATS NATURAL PONY COATS Formerly 55.00 39. 50 Formerly 95.00 IMPORTED CARACUL SET Formerly. si 00 IMPORTED FISHEh S F 475.0 2. } NATURAL LYNX SET” 75.00 NATURAL FITCH SEY’ 5m Formerly 225.00 125.00 a. BANUARY CLEARING SALE OF FINE FUR COATS AND SMALL FURS 90.00 69.50 85.00 125.00 59.50 250.00 225.00 90.00 MINK COAT Imported Model 54 inches loos, made from -BLACK FOX POINTED FOX.... .... BLUE WOLF NATURAL RACCOON . 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Upon first payment of $5 delivered to New 1912 Walters Pianos In this special January Sale we offer the new 1912 models of Walte: high - gr pianos at a clear saving to you of $109 to $200. st and §la ek To-morrow will be a Day here! { Pianos, $225 aud corer, | CS0ng HU from mit where | Lexington to 3d Ave., Gu) <=p Any Coat i Never before and_ perhaps never again! Don’t miss it! want to make room trimmed with plush fully lined with $ 59th to 60th St. To Make Room For New Goods:—- ». Marked up to $16.50 This is one of the most amazing money- saving coat opportunities the women and misses of New York have ever had!! We give you unrestricted choice because we This Wonderful Sale Includes :— Broadcloth Coats, some| Mixture Coats, < very | lars, orinlaid plain. Many handsome satins, 7. 50 in Our Stock Season’s on Coat Bargains! at’ {2 00 for new goods immediately. nobby styles; very special at. a 50 Polo Coats, with er gig oy in tan shades; $7 50 very special at. col- NEWEST CHINCHILLA COATS, like cut on right of pictures ; blue and gray contrasting combinations, $7.50 roll collars and $ turn-back cuffs, he 8 Styles, providing easy» pular Colors, as well as Dhaek lection. the sinevery style, hut all sos sin the | None ¢ women} 0.0. or on] fully lined, ocee cial at and w approval. ed Fashionable FUR SETS in Big Clearance, Under-Price: "td Black Fox Sets—pillow and fancy muffs, Russian shawl scarfs trim- med with heads, tails and parent Prise $35.00 Black Lynx Sets muff and snake collar, with one head, one tail and four paws, at the remarkably .ow special $44 sale price of very large pillow Gray Fox Sets--pillow Black tyne Sets - muitand snake scarf, | large pitlow mutt, one ie rd, one | large Sy i collar, | 1 with four | 10.00| wn *25, 00 oon pillow searf; kable value os $10.00 Red Fox Sets snake Persian Lamb Set ge pillow maft shaw! collar, bro - caded lin 39, 60 ing. 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Also other miscellaneous plants of @ larye varie sty at reduced prices, Ice Skates Interesting and timely notes from our Sporcing Goods Store: Club (formen and boys. :. Skates (for girls and women, The wo..cn's skaces have heel strape. Strap (for girls and women, with Skates (toe straps. Hockey {omens for men and women, Skates $1.48, $1.98 and $2.98 Hockey to be attached to shoes, Skates $2. Hockey Shoes $2.50 and $3.50 Also Sleighs :— From the Flexibie Sled at $1.26 to the big Bob Sled that seats 5 I} for $11. 49, Fourth Floor, Some of the > Items from Oar Drug Sale Now goin Hundreds of other like these : L/SWEO By INGE