The evening world. Newspaper, March 26, 1912, Page 7

{ { ‘ Doubt Expressed as to the the inetitution of mon Welfare of future generat! OR. LOUX MAKES QUIET INVES- + TIGATION®. tema be Ab ways m invertigations 4 te to the general heath and freedom from disease of the perso me to marry them,” said pad H. Loux of the grouid not feel otherwise that I had any right ito, officiate at the mar- . For instance, there is a certain type of hand, thin and white, with long, slender fingers, which is apt to denote | consumption or consumptive tendenci¢: When young people with auch ian com SAY THEY WILL NOT MARRY WEAKLINGS| Three Agree With Dean of Ghicago Cathedral in Requir- | "7 fotia'not marry « man of notably dissipated habits, « man who ing Certificate of Health. been divorced on statutory grounds. F ty would not marry mat or woman it ee So i knew ithere was a strain of insanity 4 in the blood. And I am thoroughly in {FOO EASY NOW TO WED | tavor of the pill which is to come up before the New York Legislature In a few days for the sterilization of idiots be feeble-minded person: ing the unborn to mari in haste is to be welcomed. fond of romance as any man, but Power of the Church to Enforce the Rule. 1@aa I were thoroughly familiar with all the circumstances and conaidered that they justified the elopment. 8! prove that an abnormally lai centage of divorces occur among thor Marguerite Mooers Marshall. clean Will of health in exchange for @ marriage certificate! ‘That {s the latest ery from Chicago. The Very Rev. Walter Taylor Sumner, Dean of the Protestant Episcopal Cathe- ral of Sts, Peter and Paul, and former head of the Chicago Vice Commission nounced that @ physician's be presented by both shows that we are moving in the rignt for my own church, merely freltes But. certainly. the Christian ought to do all that it can by persu: desiring to contract a martiage| sion and argtment to induce people to fn his parish. The certificate must show| marry only when they are physically that the person named therein {8 normal | Mt Physically and mentally, and has neither! BELIEVES IN A CLEAN BILL OF @p incurable nor communicable disease. HEALTH. )Phe certificate must be signed by a re. believe in the principle of the Pulable practitioner, clean, DIM of health’ with all my “We will make the marriage license| heart,” frankly declared the | Rev. Iasuied by this cathedral stand from now ee Gg et CO te on for absolute purity,” declared Dea: 8 : Sumner, and ie is supported by ike that the state should exact It, rather A |than the church, because one inv Right Rev. K.P. Anderson, Bishop of} could get all the ministers to stand to- Chicago. gether, Besides, no cnuren decisior LT asked severa) well known New York | Would affect those who chose the civil @lnisters yesterday what they thought | ™@rTlage. @2 this latest application of the much- 4 to me to be married [ tell them wouldn't marry an eloping couple wn- |. Pdiculous falee shame has kept we mute on the dangers of unregulated marriage. Whe! most is in the matter of education, of rousing public opinion to the phy: necessity, well as tie ethical airs of the single standard of MAN H ELD AS K BS KIDWAPPER. With @ warrant rant from. Judee Foster of the Court of Common Pleas of Red J, rps sheng Capaimanct uteher shop and went hom ed in the cure Any gne inte c one of the Ptign should Alterative One Hundred and Bighty-ninth Read Mr. Charged with kidnapping a lit- remedy, effective atement: rigan dn Morrisania Court for thirt days without bail, giving the Red Bank chance to inditt hint, #0] tradited. @ thirteen-and ‘Gentlomen: troubled wit also had a}: terday she crept home, sobbing ashamed, She said that the day of her |) disappearance she was standing on aj# t corner and De Pout! approached eaked. 8 said ahe loved it have a lot more money than need” he said, according to the snk ind I would like to help a little girl prewe whe joves music. Come with me to | {in > 0 > fe rk and I will buy a piano for oe. ‘a ‘01 But there was no plano. Instead De nti took her to his room back of a! in One Hundred and the church can hedp|Kighty-ninth street and kept her there until yesterday morning, when she took lj money from his clothes while he slept Consumption » Hash (ashe. &. B. TURLINGTON, Vice-President. Broadway at 13th Street Women’s Department 8 Easter Apparel Distinctive readin Suits, Wraps, Coats Waists Paria Models a Their American Rivals Will Hold New York’s Admiration } Costumes $25.00 to $150.00. ¢ Suits $15.00 to $95.00 & Wraps $25.00 to $75.00 Coats $15.00 to $75.00 Spectal Offerings for Wednesday and Thursday two great claims upon ‘onsideration : 1, They are of Exclusive Styles. @. They are priced far below the correct valuations Suits for “Juniors” and Small Women Beautitut yourmtut model: BONWIT TELLER & Co. ies SPECIAL FOR WEDNESDAY ~ Women’s Suits and Coats Smart styles in exclusive.fabrics for Easter. Draped Revere Suits Copy of ‘Callot” model in French’ Serge: black, navy, delft, gray, fawn; half belt back, finished with pearl buckles........... dis Dressy Serge Suits “There's simply no quegtion in lscunseg peinclplen of eugenics, And sea vue pupesas conthens noua ough they all agreed that the theory together. Only even then it was excellent, they were more than a| we Uttle dubious about the practice of {t in would be necessary to New York churches. EACH WOULD WANT TO DECIDE FOR HIMGELF. “I don't know of any religious body in the city which ha: er consideerd such @ step,” said the Rev. Frederick Lynch, @or years pastor of the Pilgrim Church @né now associate editor of Christian (Work. “It would be very difficult to @aake a simnilar ruling j1 the Congregas ‘to denomination to which 1 belong. @ur system of denominational organiza- @ion is so loose that there could hardly be such a seonese) order given for all eur church The individual ministers would claim the right to decide such matters for themselves. “But 2 do taken by gts think that drunkards, as well as from contagious @isease, should be forbidden to marry. Their children are very apt to be fecble-minded or to pos- seve criminal tendencies. "People do not realize how many in- nocent women and children euffer be- cause marriages are not better safe- @uarded. By far the greater number of the children blind from birth a: in that condition ‘because of the phys cal unfitness of the parents. 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An operation with the knife is denger- ue, RUSUESRE and rarely a permanent Tecontly a tiende, but it ts not enough. “Dr. Stanton Coit of the Londen Ethi- cal Culture Society has just said the only proper grounds for divorce are biished by the one other to be cure painiess, sate and in the priv- acy of your own way solving a marriage. > sumeway preven: the marriage of per- sons unfit to become parents we shall remove even this cause for separation. am thoroughly opposed’ to divorce nome—tt te Pyra- but I believe that it takes place more mia Pile Rem- often than is reatize , edy. ‘ We mail a trial package free to all who write, It will give you uick rellef, show you the harmless, pain- leas nature of this great remedy and start you well on the way toward @ perfect Tt is 80 easy to mi most communities. People do | it right along for a Joke or on a dare. They don't realize what @ serious and sacrament is why I eguiations which will hedge mar- | cure. Flage about, make it more diMeult, f Then you can get a full-sized box from Boonie to siop and think what they are|any druggist for 50 cents, and often one doing. The requirement of tie physical | tox cures cerilficate, either by church or state, | our ‘would tend to make murriage more of a n having what you call for. Just your name and address to Breit of th Bide from the ebvicll | pyrainia’ Oe . 484 Pyramid Build- ing, Marsha ++ and recelve free, by return mail, the trial package In a plain -‘Best & co. Caster Yoveltics for the Little Ones FROM OUR Coy Department FANCY BASKETS filled with Easter Novelties, including Rabbits, Chicks, ete. - - 28c. 50c. 75. 1.00 to 5.00 each FANCY E ULL LINE OF UNFILLED EASTER 5 25c. to 1.50 Fur Rabbits with ribbon bows, Yaturat Ducklings. Hying Pigoon and Crane on spiral wire. Chickens with candy box attachment. Hand-painted Postal Cards, alsoa Full Line of Easter Cards, Bookieis and Postal Cards and a Most Complets Line of Coys. 4 Fifth Ave. ot Thirty-Fifth St. Narrow satin folded revere, sleeves, collar of tapestry embroidered in ie thread. Back trimmed with buttons and cording; tunic skirt trimmed to match VERY SPECIAL Whipcord Tailored Suits 35.00 Regularly 47.50 Two distinct models, Coats and skirts show the new features; shirred, belt, gathered and button trimmed backs, skirts trimmed to match. Long Serge Coats In navy blue, tan and white; long shaw collar and cuffs of moire; lined throughout Checked Walking Coats New walking model with one large revere; collar may be worn open or buttoned up to the neck Imported Terry Cloth Coats \ In white, tan and navy or checked terry cloth; very effective, entirely new model........... Charmeuse Evening Wraps 45.00 Lined throughout with charmeuse in contrasting colors. ‘aupe lined with turquoise. Light blue lined with pink. Taupe lined with light gray. ) Black lined with various high colors, Furs Stored, Repaired, Remodeled DRY COLD AIR VAULT ON PREMISES Very Moderate Charges. Fifth Avenue at 38th Street Important Sale Handkerchiefs At Half Price Owing to the bad weather last week we are still able to offer over 2,000 dozen hand-embroidered Madeira Handkerchiefs. ‘The collection includes a great variety of beautifu: and attractive Madeira designs showing. hand-scalloped edges and eyelet Embioidery on Irish Linen. None of these goods have ever before been sold at less than 50c each. Now offered at 14 price-- 25c Each We also direct attention to our very complete line of Easter Handkerchiefs for Men, Women and Children, including many colored novelties. James McCutcheon & Co., Sth Ave. & 34th St., waBeAtorte 39.50 45.00 31.50 25.00 55.00 Diagonal ‘whipcoris, fine fabric ll the new materi ate Gralla Tenet cat esta new panel and envelope backs IDEN viegriscinen cia iter 8 Suits for Women and Misses ry correct perbly tailored 3 Coats for Women. and Misses g approv . with bandings, lac ® smart decoration « } | | Handsome Wraps for Women Beautiful wraps, eopecially suited lor eve % fabrics, trimmed » with cords, beading y laces with ng that is “best form” this season, 8 Costumes and Dresses for Women and Misses Women and Misses 8 TTrquittelete dresses ol inet crepe voile lin ed with combi with To those thinking of buying a piano we repeat you can make no better piano investment than is of- fered in this very special Bloomingdale Easter Sale of | Guaranteed for 15 years, yet “‘built to last a lifetime.” Purchasable on the very convenient terms of $5 Down aud $1 a Week No extras, Piano delivered home on payment of $5.00 There are other pianos at $198. | and many for more. But wherever may favor, you may be sure t} its superiority. Its tone, mechanteal construc look are true attributes of « perfect piano. It represents the | work of master minds and is without an equal at anywhere | near its price. Don’t miss this extraordinary Easter oppor- tunity. Other Waltefs Pianos in many style ry Waliers 88-Jote Masterione $ Player- “Pianos Vitered at.. 395 A play no home add render the sweet »st : There are some for less, up to $600 nchantment, It is always ready to jd is just as responsive to the direction of the SSS SSS a4 in MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED— | | A WORLD “WANT” | 1 am IMO The Suits, Dresses, Wraps and Coats in the lists given below have Tran Pans at 198 ‘ou go, whatever piano you | Walters will shine outin | its refined | youngest in 5 \o the practiced pianist. ple On the liberal terms of $10 down and $2 a week. eae 3 si ry Shelf & 6 Jars, 99¢ Exchange ri old piano for ea stiful new Walters Piano or Player Gas Piono. We will take your old one in part payment and let you Jel ay any difference at $1 or $2 a wee ii sid Upon request a represen I call Piano Salesroom 3d foo radia ALL CARS TRANSFER TO ver AD, WILL GO AND GET IT,! ‘i cr | Continuing Oar Great Easter Offering of ‘18 to °25 Suits All sizes for women and | misses, including extra sizes for stout women. The Suits: Made of serges, whipcords, wore teds, mixtures, ete., in black and all the leading Spring, shades; they are all very ef fectively trimmed, and at th regular price would he women and misses, at. big values The Dres Including all the stylish Spring modele; made of serges, whip cerds, panama, shepherd checks, ete, inevery new . Spring shade, as well as black and white; w* know you will be delighted with the } wonderful vaiues we're “4s: moa offering at Wen i Waists jcrro, at $2.98: a T ‘norrow, in the never-ending, proces | sicn of new styles at beta et cre there will appear a very pretty new’ model at the modest price ni above. Made of messaline, with <a dotted foulard sailor collar, cuffs, loops and buttons: a choice of black, navy and gray Mannish Siripe Silk Shirts Yoke back, French turn-over collar’ |f extra quality; at low pricof........... Black Messaline Walsts Button front or back; Jong sleeves: $2. 8. | es Silk Gloves at 48¢ tdgld ak | | i } 7 . gloves, elbow Women’s 15¢ Vests, 8e Cotton Ribbed; low neck, with and without length mousqu- ctaires, diack and white, double tipped fingers; all sizes] €T8 OF None to dealers. Not more than 6 pairs to a customer, at low price of 48% Women’s 2-Clasp Kid Gloves, at 57e Kid Gloves, ribbed lisle un- ion suits; plain or crochet yoke and ‘shoulder straps, umbrel- la style draw- tight nec ves: including prctcar4 cotton v low neck, with or without ineludi clasp glace, new] Women's tions; white, tan, black » Shaped, m: ie knee, lace trimmed Women’s Silk eZ Stockings, a 28 A 2-Hour Sale from 10 to 12 ck, peice Wednesday. Pure Thread Silk Hosiery, samples from a prominent maker. Full fashioned, made with high spliced hecis, double solesand garter tops; choice of blacks, white, pearl grays, cardinal, modes, russet tans, light blue and pink Main Poor, | | Greenhouses; CutPrices {or Plants | Just to make room for our immense s-ock of Easter plants, bulbs, seeds and sbrubs, we o!fer our entire stock of $5),009 worth of all kinds of decora- ving palms, ferns and exotic plants at 's to *4 off prices, Hereare some of the many examples: i 500 worth of exotic plants at| 1 lot of Poiladetehip: ae ferns growing in 7 and B regularly sold for $1 ‘98 cach, at the very special price. . Just arrived 1,000 beau tiful Easter lily plants in bud. Purchase |i} Main fo} Bloomingtat our already low marked 24 off our regular low prices, ‘The new Violin rubber plant at 24 off our regular low prices Our entire stock of palms, in cluding different varieties, at 25°, olf our r them now and wacch them bloom in flower by Eascer; regularly | sold for $1.00 and up each, rt the very special price. . Also other plants at 4 less tl other florists’. ¥ ' ai: i ular low prices Entire stock of Japanese gar- dens at 14 off reguiar prices Allousehold Necessity—A sanitary at that insures comfort and,